Men’s track and field:

At the Under the Lights Invitational hosted by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on April 12, the Continentals finished with the third-highest team score of five schools. In the 4×100-meter relay, Peter Cuomo ’24, Saleh Eltayeb ’24, Michael Ngaw ’25 and Nico Obregon ’27 finished in a blazing 43.24 seconds that won the event and will send them to the All-Atlantic Region Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Hamilton also won the 4×400-meter relay, with James Gallagher ’24, Brogan Deem-Ranzetta ’24, Benjamin Ingram ’25 and Hugh Willams ’26 clocking in at 3:32.10. In the individual 400-meter event, Ingram won the event in 51.28 seconds, his fastest time to date.

Women’s track and field:

At the same Under the Lights Invitational, the women’s team won five events and earned third place overall out of 14 teams. Kate Scibelli ’26 won the 800-meter event in 2:18.73, qualifying for the All-Atlantic Region Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Scibelli joined Claire Tratnyek ’26, Hannah Turner ’26 and Renata Mendez-Alvarez ’27 to win the 4×400-meter relay in 4:10.24. The star-studded relay team won other events: Turner won the 400-meter hurdles in 1:07.74 and Tratnyek sped through the 400-meter in 1:01.51 for another first-place finish. Lastly, Dana Schwartz ’26, fresh off setting a team record in the javelin throw, hurled the javelin 33.65 meters to win the event.

Men’s lacrosse:

The men’s lacrosse team crushed SUNY Oneonta 19–8 on April 16. The Continentals reeled off four goals in the opening quarter and eight more in the second to take a 12–1 lead, and though SUNY Oneonta did not fall behind further in the second half, the 11-goal cushion was easily enough for Hamilton to remain comfortable. Thomas Healy ’26 was the offensive star of the day, racking up five goals. Later this week, the team will travel to Connecticut College to play their final game of the regular season on April 20 at noon.

Women’s lacrosse:

The Continentals fell to 5–6 overall and 4–5 in-conference after a difficult week. On Saturday, April 13, Hamilton took a 14–7 loss to the Wesleyan Cardinals. Hamilton’s goals were delivered by Sarah Stonestreet ’25 (twice), Maddigan Leifer ’26, Alex Orlando ’25, Kristin Vosswinkel ’27, Abby Smith ’24 and Sydney Anzelone ’27. Wesleyan, ranked #7, has now won their last four games and has a 9–2 record overall.

On April 15, Hamilton played undefeated and #1-ranked Middlebury on the opponents’ home field, losing 18–10. Leifer ’26 scored a hat trick, tying her career-high goals in a game. Anzelone ’27 scored two goals.

Baseball:

Hamilton split a doubleheader with Wesleyan on Saturday, April 13, winning the first game in a 24–3 massacre and losing the second 10–2. The offense was firing on all cylinders in game one, delivering six or more runs in three separate innings. In the second game, Hamilton’s bats were not able to fire with the same effectiveness, and Wesleyan pulled away after a 1–1 start.

Softball:

See the recap by Caroline Cornely ’26 on the previous page for all the details!

Women’s tennis:

Hamilton secured a dominant 8–1 win over Connecticut College. The lone loss was a doubles match, and participants Shannon Cicero ’25 and Hannah Walpole ’26 both won their singles matches in straight sets. The Continentals ran the table in the six singles matchups, not dropping a single set — only one even went to a tiebreak. Hamilton is now 5–5 and 2–4 within the NESCAC.

Men’s tennis:

Like the women’s team, men’s tennis easily got the best of Connecticut College 8–1, with their lone loss coming in a doubles match and both participants, Coby Feldman ’26 and Charlie Sternburg ’27, winning their respective singles matches. Number one singles player Connor Griff ’25 rebounded from his first two losses of the season with a decisive 6–3, 6–2 win. The team is 7–7 and 1–5 within the NESCAC.

Men’s rowing:

On April 14, the Continentals earned third place in a five-team race at Lake Quinsigamond. The varsity eight finished the 2000-meter race in six minutes and 32.4 seconds in windy conditions, 7.6 seconds behind first-place Bates College and just over four seconds behind runners-up Worcester Polytechnic Institute, who hosted the event. Hamilton’s second varsity eight finished fourth in their race.

Women’s rowing:

At the same invitational, the women’s rowing first and second varsity eights qualified for the grand final. The first team finished third in their heat to advance, then finished fifth of six boats in a tightly contested grand final. The second team were runners-up in both their heat and the grand final, both times coming up just short against the Trinity Bantams. The third varsity eight won their race, outpacing Trinity by almost ten seconds.

Women’s golf:

The Continentals were just short of the podium at the 15-team SUNY Cortland Martin/Wallace Invitational on Apr. 14, finishing fourth. Sofia Weinstein ’24, Peyton Sichol ’26, Annika Saida ’27 and Keira Joshi ’27 all tied for ninth place out of 84 competitors overall. Olivia Strigh ’25 and Sydney Dweck ’27 tied at 30th to round out Hamilton’s performance.

Men’s golf:

The men’s golf team finished third at the Skidmore College Dr. Tim Brown Invitational on April 14. Tyler Tornoe ’25 headlined the team, with the fourth-best performance of the 128 golfers in the field. With the help of Ramon Aroca Gonzalez ’26, Will Whittaker ’25 and Ryan Connors ’25, Hamilton’s four-man team score was good enough for third out of the 23 teams — and just two strokes behind second.