Kate Vavra

MHC Track & Field athletes break personal records at Amherst Spring Fling

MHC Track & Field athletes break personal records at Amherst Spring Fling

Tessa Lancaster ’25 and Greta Trapp ’25 both ran personal best career times at the Amherst College Spring Fling on April 7, while Em Tetzlaff ’26 secured a career-best throwing distance. 

Game of the Week: Basketball battles Dean College in home opener

Game of the Week: Basketball battles Dean College in home opener

Mount Holyoke College Basketball lost to Dean College 44-38 at home in its season opener on Saturday, Nov. 11. Captain Marley Berano ’25 scored 14 of Mount Holyoke’s 38 points.

Lyons soccer play WPI Engineers in their final game of the season

Lyons soccer play WPI Engineers in their final game of the season

Mount Holyoke College Soccer finished up their fall season on Saturday, Oct. 28, in a home game against Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Although the Lyons fell to the Engineers 3-0, they played hard. Goalie Shan Breen ’24 made two saves in the first half, and goalie Evie Krieg ’27 made five saves in the second half.

KJ Reese hired as student-athlete development, promotions coordinator

KJ Reese hired as student-athlete development, promotions coordinator

KJ Reese is the newest member of the Mount Holyoke College Athletics Department.

Hired in August 2023, Reese received a National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III Ethnic Minorities and Women’s Internship Grant, giving him the new position of student-athlete development and promotions coordinator at the College. Through his position, Reese works directly with student-athletes to improve their capabilities within and outside their sport. He is responsible for leading various workshops and aiding with the development of leadership initiatives.

New NHL policy bans the use of Pride Tape

New NHL policy bans the use of Pride Tape

The National Hockey League recently announced a ban on the use of Pride Tape by players during games, warm-ups and practices, as reported by MSNBC. The rainbow athletic tape has been utilized by many professional hockey players as a way to show support for the LGBTQ+ community and to promote a more inclusive athletic environment.