By: Matthew A. Putterman '11

Heckling is probably one of my favorite parts of attending sporting events. And really, it always has been. and nbsp; As a kid who attended more than his fair share of sporting events, I was privileged to usually have pretty good seats. At Flyers, Sixers...

By: Ellen Fonte '12

The shouts of eager fans could be heard from all around as the Women's Lacrosse team won the Division III National Championship game to close out their amazing 2009 season. A new season is right around the corner for the Lady Diplomats, and the team is mo...

By: Nathan Biemiller '12

Since Thanksgiving, we've all heard way too much about Tiger Woods. He wrecked his car, his wife allegedly chased him with a golf club, he's had a ton of affairs, blah blah blah. This whole fiasco has been golf's biggest non-golf-related story since Payne...

By: Tim Jackson '12

On May 4, with the Centennial Conference championship game on the line, the F and amp;M Diplomats baseball team was ready to go toe-to-toe with the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays for the conference title and a the right to represent the CC in the Division III na...

It took a little longer than they wanted, but the Diplomats finally beat the Gettysburg Bullets to claim the Centennial Conference title. One year ago, the Bullets arrived in Lancaster to face F and amp;M for the CC title in the Mayser Center, and walked...

By: Nathan Biemiller '12

Listen up, folks: it's story time. Once upon a time (this past Thursday) in a land far, far away (on Manheim Pike), I took my trusty steed (Mazda) to the Cloister Car Wash. Because, believe it or not, not being able to see out of your left-hand mirror bec...

By: Matthew Putterman '11

The NBA trade deadline passed last Wednesday, and Antawn Jamison is in Cleveland, Tracy McGrady is in New York, Nate Robinson is sulking in Boston, and, well, Jodie Meeks is in Philadelphia. As a Philadelphia 76ers fan for as long as I have known what dri...

By: Tim Jackson '12

It was a tumultuous end to a tumultuous season as the F and amp;M women's basketball team dropped both of their games this week, losing to Johns Hopkins and Dickinson to finish the 2009-2010 regular season with a 10-15 (6-14) mark. On Wednesday, the Blue...

Coming into Saturday's game at the Mayser Center, the Red Devils of Dickinson could not have been excited to see the F and amp;M Diplomats standing on the other side of the court. Following a heartbreaking loss to Johns Hopkins, the Diplomats were lookin...

By: Kate Shaffer '10

The women's basketball team had a rough start to the week, falling to Muhlenberg at home on Monday and then losing to Gettysburg on Thursday. The team ended the week on a high note by obliterating Bryn Mawr on Saturday. The pair of losses dropped the Dips...

By: Ellen Fonte '12

Since the moment she picked up a basketball at the age of two, Beth Holt '11 has made the sport a central part of her life. Now, Holt plays guard for the women's basketball team here at F and amp;M. and nbsp; After Holt's dad bought her a Little Tykes ho...

By: Tim Jackson '12

For the men's basketball team, the week was filled with a couple extra practices and a crucial Centennial Conference win. While the Diplomats were expected to take on the Mules from Muhlenberg on Saturday in the Mayser Center, the snowstorm that blasted ...

After spending much of the past two weeks on the road, the F and amp;M men's basketball team finally returned home to the friendly confines of the Mayser Center for a showdown with Swarthmore. Evidently, the Dips were eager to get back home, as they boun...

By: Matthew A. Putterman '12

Many teams in the NBA consider the annual All-Star Weekend to be a time during which they can judge performance, determining whether they are happy with their standing, and what moves they could make to improve such a standing before the upcoming deadline...

By: Nathan Biemiller '12

Yeah, we could talk about the Pro Bowl and the NFL's inexplicable decision to move it out of Hawaii and into the week between the conference championship games and the Super Bowl. We could talk about how pointless it is, especially given that I don't know...

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By: Nathan Biemiller '12

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By: Ellen Fonte '12

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By: Tim Jackson '12

With one swift kick, Dickinson won the game, crushed F and amp;M's high hopes, and booted the Conestoga Wagon back to Carlisle. In an epic showdown on Saturday, the Dickinson Red Devils were able to barely escape after trailing by one point late, winning...