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Swimmer's place fifth in New England

For Norwich's swim team captain, Peter Bue, swimming isn't an individual sport - there is nothing better than stepping up on a block for a relay with three of your teammates backing you up. “I’ve been swimming most of my life,” said Bue, 20, a junior studies in war and peace major from Tyngsboro, Mass. Full story

Sports

Men's lacrosse looks to a fresh start

Last year, when the Norwich men’s lacrosse team lost all of its conference games, finished last and ended the season with a losing record, is old news for the Cadets. This spring, the majority of the roster is freshmen, but that doesn’t stop the Norwich men’s lacrosse team from working hard and believing anything is possible.

Basketball moves into post-season play

The Norwich University men’s basketball team hosted a “white out” event on Feb. 9. The crowd was flooded with fans dressed in white as they cheered on the Cadets to victory. The men’s basketball team played the Suffolk University Rams.

Many factors lead to success of women's hockey

Before each game, Norwich hockey player, Sarah Scardino takes her time as she wraps her hockey stick. She does it the same way every time, taping only half the stick so the blade does not touch the ground until game time. “I’m the only one on the team that tapes only half my blade.

Cadets support good cause

The crowd started piling into Kreitzberg Arena like any normal game. But something was different with the men’s hockey team. Their jerseys were noticeably different. They were not wearing their usual maroon and white uniforms. Instead, the team was sporting white T-shirts, with “Relay for life” written on the front.

Women's lacrosse is ready

Tyler Renaud began the Norwich University women’s lacrosse team in the spring of 2007 and resigned after last season, according to norwichathletics.com. Stepping in to fill Renaud’s shoes is Head Coach Beth Van Parys, along with Assistant Coach Ashley Hughes.

Norwich women’s basketball seeks the GNAC title

With the regular season winding down in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference, Norwich University women’s basketball team is preparing for whatever comes its way. The Lady Cadets are currently in second place behind conference leader Emmanuel College, who recently gave them their first conference loss in an old fashioned barn burner.