Men's Basketball Pulls Away from Wheaton to Claim NEWMAC Tournament Title, 81-56
No. 13 Men’s Ice Hockey Blanks Plymouth State in Little East Tournament Semifinal, 4-0
Krol Finishes Eighth on 1-Meter at NCAA Men’s Diving Regionals
Women's Basketball Knocked from NEWMAC Tournament in Semifinals by Clark, 68-51
Krol Places Ninth on 3-Meter at NCAA Men’s Diving Regionals
Women's Basketball Hosts Clark in NEWMAC Semifinal on Friday
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Babson Men's Basketball Claims NEWMAC Title with Dominant Win

The Babson College men's basketball team secures the NEWMAC championship, while the men's ice hockey team advances in the Little East Tournament.

Men's Basketball Pulls Away from Wheaton to Claim NEWMAC Tournament Title, 81-56

The Babson College men's basketball team secures the NEWMAC championship, while the men's ice hockey team advances in the Little East Tournament.

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Babson College's men's basketball team captured the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) title with an 81-56 victory over Wheaton College on March 1. First-year Thomas Ferdinando led the way with a game-high 27 points, helping the Beavers pull away in the second half with a decisive 25-6 run. This victory marks a significant achievement for Babson, solidifying their position as a formidable contender in the region.

In men's ice hockey, the 13th-ranked Beavers continued their strong postseason performance by defeating Plymouth State University 4-0 in the Little East Conference semifinals on March 1. Senior Nate Mueller recorded a shutout with 30 saves, while the offensive line of Egan Schmitt, Jimmy Fallon, and Evan Brown contributed all four goals and nine points, propelling Babson to the championship game.

In swimming and diving, junior David Krol represented Babson at the NCAA Division III Northeast/North Diving Regional, where he finished eighth on the 1-meter board and ninth on the 3-meter board over the weekend. His performances highlight his competitive spirit and skill as he aims for further success in future meets.

The women's basketball team faced a tough challenge in the NEWMAC semifinals, falling to Clark University 68-51 on February 28. Junior Emma Drefs led the Beavers with 16 points and eight rebounds, but Babson struggled to recover after Clark's significant second-quarter run. Despite the setback, the Beavers demonstrated resilience throughout the season, finishing strong in conference play.

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