Bears of the Week 2/25

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Men’s

  • Jameson Rose, Freshman – Swimming

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Rose earned a trip to the ECAC Division III Championships for three different events. He set the school record in the 200 backstroke with a time of 1:54.01, while also breaking the 100 backstroke school record (53.12). The freshman earned all-NEISDA three days in a row from Feb. 12-14, twice for the backstroke and for the 100 individual medley.

Women’s

  • Jayci Andrews, Freshman – Track

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The freshman has been named MASCAC Women’s Indoor Track & Field Rookie of the Week for the third straight week and for the fifth team this winter.  At the Division III New England Championships, Andrews took eighth place in the long jump, ran a leg of the eighth place 4×400-meter relay team, and finished tenth in the 60-meter hurdles.

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