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October 7, 2015
Ofili Tallies 1000th Kill in Loss at Muhlenberg
Owls senior now ten kills from becoming all-time leader in program history
October 7, 2015
Second-Half Goals Spell Trouble for Soccer in Tough Loss
Owls pitch first-half shutout once again, but can't find any offense against Muhlenberg
October 6, 2015
Tennis Knocks Off Alvernia at Home to Stay Undefeated
Owls pick up first home win in 5-4 thriller
October 6, 2015
Field Hockey Keeps Pace With Gophers at Home
Bryn Mawr gives Goucher a scare on Applebee Field in 5-1 loss
October 5, 2015
Bryn Mawr Announces 2015 Athletic Alumnae Weekend
October 3, 2015
Franklin & Marshall tops Owls volleyball in tough loss
Bryn Mawr goes out in three sets to visiting Diplomats
October 3, 2015
Soccer Comes Up Just Short in Back-and-Forth Battle on Senior Day
Franklin & Marshall tallies once in each half to take 2-0 win over Owls
October 3, 2015
Field Hockey Tripped Up by Diplomats
Bryn Mawr can't hold back Franklin & Marshall in tough 11-0 loss
October 2, 2015
Owls Continue to Impress at Paul Short Invitational
Cross country team continues to strengthen heading into October
September 30, 2015
Owls Complete Thrilling Comeback Against Ursinus
Bryn Mawr volleyball storms back from 2-0 deficit to claim 3-2 victory over visiting Bears
September 30, 2015
Soccer Nearly Shuts Out Ursinus
Owls hold Bears to one goal in close 1-0 loss
September 29, 2015
Owls Field Hockey Nipped by Shorewomen
Bryn Mawr defends well, but suffers 8-0 loss to Washington College
September 28, 2015
Soccer Earns NSCAA Team Academic Honor for Ninth Straight Year
Student-athletes continue to shine for Owls
September 26, 2015
Owls Defense Proves Solid, but McDaniel Squeaks Past
Bryn Mawr manages to hold high-powered Green Terror to just two goals in tough conference loss
September 26, 2015
Young Talent Continues to Shine for Cross Country
Owls Post Solid Times at Long-Short Invitational
September 26, 2015
Volleyball Falls in Conference Opener
Owls drop tough three-setter to McDaniel
September 26, 2015
Field Hockey Falls on Road at McDaniel
Meng makes nine saves in tough loss to Green Terror
September 23, 2015
Tennis Knocks Off D-II East Stroudsburg in Opening Match of Fall
Bryn Mawr starts off season 1-0 thanks to 5-3 win over Warriors
September 22, 2015
Owls Outlast Penn State Brandywine in Marathon Match
Bryn Mawr takes thrilling five-setter against Nittany Lions as Rachel Ofili posts 25 kills
September 21, 2015
Soccer Overpowers Cairn in 2-0 Victory
Goals from Veronica Roux and Alexandra Wiegel propel Bryn Mawr to solid win
September 19, 2015
Cross Country Shows Off Depth on Split-Squad Saturday
Owls post fantastic finishes in two separate invites
September 19, 2015
Field Hockey Comeback Falls Just Short Against Cedar Crest
Owls tie game late, but fall to an even later game-winner from the Falcons
September 19, 2015
Late Goal Proves Decisive in Soccer's Loss to Widener
Pride tally with minutes to play helps visitors take 1-0 win
September 19, 2015
Bryn Mawr Splits Pair of Matches in "Teal Day" Tri-Match
Volleyball knocks off Valley Forge in three sets to highlight day
September 15, 2015
Volleyball Comes Up Just Short Against Widener
Pride prove too tough to tame at home after Owls take first set
September 13, 2015
Soccer Falls on Road at Smith
Back-and-forth contest goes against Owls in tough loss
September 12, 2015
Bryn Mawr Takes Fourth at Mustang Stampede
Hannah Hastings takes posts best finish for Owls in another solid tune-up event
September 12, 2015
Volleyball Splits Pair of Contests at Hood Tri-Match
Bryn Mawr stages comeback to knock off host Blazers, but fall 3-1 in afternoon match against Notre Dame (Md.)
September 12, 2015
Owls Comeback Bid Falls Just Short at Mount Holyoke
Allegra Levy scores for Bryn Mawr in tough 2-1 loss on road
September 10, 2015
Bryn Mawr Offense Unstoppable in Victory Over Ravens
Owls dominant against crosstown rival Rosemont in first home win of season
September 8, 2015
Owls Play Solid Defense in Tough Loss to Muhlenberg
Bryn Mawr can't shut down Mules potent offense in home-opener
September 6, 2015
Offense Shines Through in Soccer's Victory Over Neumann
Set pieces prove critical in 3-0 dismantling of Knights
September 5, 2015
Volleyball Splits Pair of Matches on Day 2 of Profs Invitational
Owls pick up first win of 2015 in 3-1 fashion over Mt. St. Vincent
September 5, 2015
Owls Take Second at DVU Invitational
Bryn Mawr finishes as highest Division III team in attendance at meet
September 5, 2015
Soccer Outdueled by St. John Fisher in Home Opener
Tightly contested affair goes against Owls in 2-0 fashion
September 5, 2015
Field Hockey Falls in Season Opener at Moravian
Owls offense shut down by Greyhounds in defensive battle
September 4, 2015
Volleyball Kicks Off Invitational at Rowan With Pair of Tough Losses
Bryn Mawr falls to Immaculata and Kean on opening day of weekend slate
September 1, 2015
Cross Country Comes Out On Fire in Home Opening Invitational
Five Owls finish in the top-15 in impressive start to 2015 campaign
September 1, 2015
Comeback Bid Falls Short as Soccer Falls to Goucher on Road
Bell helps Owls battle in tough 3-1 loss
September 1, 2015
Volleyball Falls to Rowan Despite Great Defensive Performance
Owls out-dig Rowan on the night, but fall by a 3-0 score
September 1, 2015
Accolades Continue to Roll in for Bryn Mawr Lacrosse
Baelen-King ('15) named to 2015 IWLCA Academic Honor Roll
August 28, 2015
Owls Soccer Ready to Hit the Pitch for 2015 Campaign
Veteran-laden squad prepped to make some noise in the region this season
August 27, 2015
Bryn Mawr Cross Country Primed for Continued Success in 2015
August 26, 2015
Owls Volleyball Brings Plenty of Experience Into 2015
Eight upperclassmen looking to put Bryn Mawr at the forefront as team preps for season
August 17, 2015
Owls Lacrosse Earns National Academic Recognition
August 4, 2015
Volleyball Program Honored by AVCA
July 14, 2015
Doanh Wang Announced as New Bryn Mawr Tennis Coach
June 30, 2015
Pair of Owls Soccer Players Travel to Costa Rica for Summer Tour
June 17, 2015
VIDEO: Swim Coach Nikki Whitlock Recaps Service Trip to Haiti
June 10, 2015
Felso Named to Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team
May 26, 2015
Head Coach Nikki Whitlock on Service Trip Abroad
Owls swim coach is sharing her passion with the nation of Haiti in a special service trip this week
May 15, 2015
Centennial Conference Spring Honor Roll Announced
15 Owls student-athletes receive accolades from league
May 11, 2015
Owls Close Season With Swarthmore Final Qualifier
Bryn Mawr continues to rack up PRs in final meet of 2015
May 9, 2015
Rowing Makes History at Dad Vail Regatta
Owls claim bronze medal for first time ever at event
May 8, 2015
Alpert Named to All-Centennial Conference Honorable Mention Squad
Sophomore goalkeeper garners league recognition for outstanding performance this season
May 8, 2015
Owls Advance to Day Two at Dad Vail Regatta
Bryn Mawr sends one Varsity 8 boat through to the DIII Finals with a great showing on Friday
May 6, 2015
Bryn Mawr Celebrates 2014-15 Athletics Awards Banquet
Owls community gathers to honor teams and individuals in cherished tradition
May 3, 2015
Conference Championships Come to a Close for Owls Track and Field
May 2, 2015
Owls Continue to Impress in Second Day of Conference Championships
May 1, 2015
Track and Field Sets the Table for a Strong Weekend at Centennial Conference Championships
April 25, 2015
Crew Ties Best Finish Ever at MARC Championships
Owls take third place overall with two great performances on the water
April 25, 2015
Owls Close out 2015 With Hard-Fought Doubleheader
Bryn Mawr can't overcome Franklin & Marshall or Johns Hopkins in season finale
April 25, 2015
Bryn Mawr Closes Out Season Against Gettysburg
Owls send out seniors with one final contest on Applebee Field
April 24, 2015
Owls Compete in Final Invitational Before Conference Championships
April 24, 2015
3rd Annual Fit Club Cycle-a-thon a Huge Success
Bryn Mawr community feels the burn to benefit Gearing Up
April 23, 2015
Owls 4x100 and 4x400 Relays Put On Strong Showing at Penn Relays
April 23, 2015
Tennis Slips Up to Ursinus in Final Road Match of Season
April 22, 2015
Late Goals Doom Lacrosse Against Notre Dame
Bryn Mawr fights hard to take a second-half lead, but Gators battle back for 10-7 win
April 21, 2015
Owls Blanked by Regionally-Ranked Shorewomen
April 19, 2015
Owls Close Out Road Trip at Gettysburg
Bullets hang on in singles for 6-3 win over Bryn Mawr
April 18, 2015
Tennis Goes Down to Wire at McDaniel
Owls fall in final match to drop 4-5 decision to Green Terror
April 18, 2015
Bryn Mawr Goes All-Out at Widener Invitational
April 18, 2015
Varsity Eight Boat Places Second at Kerr Cup Regatta
April 18, 2015
Owls' Late Goals Not Enough to Overcome Muhlenberg
Bryn Mawr downed by potent Mules attack
April 15, 2015
Show Your Colors for Bryn Mawr Lacrosse
Bryn Mawr fans, get ready to go dorm vs. dorm in a contest to help support the Owls at next week's lacrosse game!
April 17, 2015
Tennis Drops Non-Conference Contest at Alvernia
Owls fall in 7-2 road battle
April 15, 2015
Track and Field Puts on Strong Showing at Gwynedd Mercy
Records fall in Mid-Week Twilight Invitational as Bryn Mawr continues to roll
April 15, 2015
Owls Clipped on Road at Swarthmore
Tennis falls by 1-8 margin against Garnet
April 14, 2015
Owls Hang On to Stun Cedar Crest
Bryn Mawr takes big 14-13 victory on the road against the Falcons
April 12, 2015
Bryn Mawr Crew Picks Up Nice Win at Knecht Cup Regatta
Three boats compete, novice eights dominate en route to first-place finish
April 12, 2015
Tennis Gains Valuable Experience at Seven Sisters Championship
Koukoutchos named to All-Tournament team after second day of competition
April 11, 2015
Bryn Mawr Shows Fine Midseason Form at Bill Butler Invitational
April 11, 2015
Bryn Mawr Opens Play at 2015 Seven Sisters Championship
Tennis kicks off two-day tournament with matches against Smith and Wellesley
April 11, 2015
Road Struggles Continue for Lacrosse
April 10, 2015
Owls Open Competition at Bill Butler Invitational
April 8, 2015
Owls Suffer Home Defeat at Hands of Shorewomen
April 7, 2015
Bryn Mawr Tennis Match Postponed
Contest vs Washington College moved to Tuesday, April 21st
April 6, 2015
Tennis Picks Up First Win of Season
Owls dominate Albright in big victory at home
April 4, 2015
Muhlenberg Invitational Proves Fruitful for Owls
Track and field squad continues successful spring at Mules Invite
April 4, 2015
Tennis Comes Up Just Short Against Dickinson
Owls earn several victories in home opening match
April 4, 2015
Owls Stymied by Ursinus in Centennial Conference Showdown
April 1, 2015
Tennis Slips Up at Muhlenberg
Owls can't get by Mules in tough outing
April 1, 2015
Owls Falter in Tough Loss to #4 Franklin & Marshall
March 28, 2015
Crew Puts On Strong Showing at Murphy Cup Regatta
March 28, 2015
Owls Close Out Danny Curran Invitational With More Solid Performances
Opening weekend proves highly successful for Bryn Mawr track and field
March 28, 2015
Aggies Squeak By Bryn Mawr in Tough Loss
Owls lacrosse drops close 10-6 decision on road at Delaware Valley
March 27, 2015
Track and Field Kicks Off Danny Curran Invitational
Pair of Owls compete in opening night of Widener event
March 26, 2015
Tennis Match vs. Goucher Postponed
March 25, 2015
Tennis Drops First Match of Spring to Haverford
Fords prove too much to handle in Owls season-opening match
March 25, 2015
Lacrosse Tripped Up By Garnet
Owls can't contain potent Swarthmore offense in tough loss
March 18, 2015
Bryn Mawr Athletics Prepares to Celebrate "Pink Week"
Owls athletic teams to continue battle against cancer with "Pink Outs" throughout week of March 23rd
March 23, 2015
Field Hockey Earns National Academic Accolades
Team earns NFHCA award, with seven Owls earning individual honors
March 21, 2015
Rowing Opens Season With Sweep at Bryn Mawr Invitational Regatta
Owls knock off teams from Haverford and Susquehanna
March 21, 2015
Bryn Mawr Bedeviled by Dickinson
Owls hit with 17-1 loss in conference home opener
March 20, 2015
Late Winter Storm Forces Schedule Changes
Tennis and Track & Field Affected by snow
March 19, 2015
Owls Take Thrilling Overtime Victory on Road
Bryn Mawr stuns Bryn Athyn with big second-half comeback
March 14, 2015
Owls Hit Roadblock at McDaniel
Steele scores twice in first road game of the season for Bryn Mawr
March 11, 2015
Lacrosse Downed by Ravens in Tough Loss
Owls spread out the scoring, but Rosemont possession game proves too solid to stop
March 7, 2015
Lacrosse Nets Thrilling Win Over Hilbert
Owls stun Hawks with late comeback to take 17-14 victory
March 4, 2015
Owls Pick Up First Win of Season in Impressive Fashion
Lacrosse earns 16-5 victory over Lancaster Bible; Steele leads way with six goals in game
March 1, 2015
Indoor Track & Field Closes Out 2014-15 on High Note
Owls clinch 9th place in conference championship after an array of top performances
February 28, 2015
Owls Sit in Fifth After Day One of Champs
Solid performances from Edwards, Mirecki help pace Bryn Mawr to great opening in Centennial Conference championship meet
February 28, 2015
Lacrosse Gets Frozen Out by Abington on Opening Day
Johnson scores seven goals to lead Bryn Mawr in tightly-played loss
February 23, 2015
Owls Fall to Trinity on Senior Night
Bryn Mawr closes out 2014-15 with close loss to Tigers in Kennedy and Constants' final game
February 22, 2015
2014-15 Season Comes to a Close for Bryn Mawr Swimming
Craig makes it three finals in three days to help lead Owls on final day of Centennial Championships
February 21, 2015
Craig Stays Hot as Owls Progress Through Day 2 of Centennial Championship
Junior (pictured near right) takes seventh place in 100 yard butterfly on Saturday
February 21, 2015
Track and Field Soars Through Keogh Invite
Owls find numerous records in final event leading into conference championships next weekend
February 20, 2015
Swimming Opens Championship Meet in Impressive Fashion
Rebecca Craig helps pace the Owls to a strong start in the opening day of the Centennial Conference Championship meet
February 20, 2015
Impending Weather Forces Basketball Game Change
Senior day game moved from tomorrow to Monday night at 7:00 PM
February 18, 2015
Muhlenberg Outlasts Owls in Tough Loss
Breeden leads Bryn Mawr with six points in losing effort
February 14, 2015
Susquehanna Invite Proves Successful for Owls
Five personal bests, several more season bests set in Saturday meet
February 14, 2015
Bryn Mawr Stymied by Red Devils
Dickinson holds serve at home in 71-9 victory
February 12, 2015
Cross Country Athletes Haul in National Academic Honors
Hastings, Wiley named to USTFCCCA All-Academic list along with entire squad
February 11, 2015
Owls Tripped Up by Swarthmore
Sheriff leads Bryn Mawr with eight points in tough loss
February 7, 2015
Owls Send Off Seniors With Strong Performance
Bryn Mawr comes up just short in final regular season meet against Ursinus
February 7, 2015
Record-Shattering Weekends Continue for Track & Field
Owls set several personal, school records in Frank Colden Invite
February 3, 2015
Pair of Owls Inspired at Snell-Shillingford Symposium
Athletes participate in weekend event featuring titans of women's athletics
February 2, 2015
Owls Fall Just Short of Epic Comeback on "Show Your Colors" Night
Bryn Mawr battles back in second half, but can't close out win in front of big crowd
January 31, 2015
Schmidt Closes Out Armory Invite With New Personal Record
Senior posts career best in mile on day two of competition
January 31, 2015
Basketball Stumbles on Road at Gettysburg
Kennedy leads Owls with nine points in tough loss to Bullets
January 31, 2015
Swimming Suffers Tough Loss at McDaniel
Green Terror prove too hot to handle for Bryn Mawr this time around
January 30, 2015
Track and Field Athletes Open Weekend on High Note
Owls continue shattering records early in season
January 29, 2015
Turnovers Spell Trouble for Owls at Ursinus
Bryn Mawr falls to Bears in tough road loss
January 23, 2015
Track & Field Sees Lots of Success in Weekend Competition
Numerous Owls put up solid efforts on weekend, team takes 17th at Collegeville Classic
January 24, 2015
Diplomats Prove Problematic for Owls
Castilla-Hernandez leads Bryn Mawr with nine points in tough loss
January 21, 2015
Bryn Mawr Battles in Tough Loss at Rosemont
Sheriff leads Owls with 12 points in road effort
January 21, 2015
Swimming Back in Action Against Swarthmore
Owls continue to build solid performances in home meet with Garnet
January 19, 2015
Owls Basketball Tallies Win Over Cairn
Double-double from Roux helps Bryn Mawr to first win of season
January 18, 2015
Owls Close Out Seven Sisters in Successful Fashion
Craig's third place finish paces Bryn Mawr in final day of annual event
January 17, 2015
Swimming Opens Seven Sisters Championship in Solid Fashion
Owls get annual competition underway with strong first day
January 17, 2015
Bryn Mawr Hangs Tough Against McDaniel
Owls build early lead, but can't overcome hot-shooting Green Terror
January 15, 2015
Basketball Hits Roadblock at Crosstown Rival Haverford
Sheriff leads team in scoring for second straight game in tough 80-22 loss
January 13, 2015
Bryn Mawr Opens 2015 With Close Loss to Valley Forge
Owls fall just three points short of Patriots in back and forth affair
December 10, 2014
Owls Respond Well in Loss to Penn State Brandywine
Bryn Mawr rebounds from tough loss to Hopkins by sticking with Nittany Lions in 73-43 game
December 10, 2014
Schmidt Named Centennial Conference Track Athlete of the Week
Strong weekend performances earn senior runner league recognition
December 8, 2014
Points Hard to Find Against Hopkins
Owls struggle to score in rough loss to Blue Jays
December 7, 2014
Indoor Track Continues Fast Start to Season
Owls continue to impress at Princeton
December 6, 2014
Owls Open 2014-15 With Highly Successful Bow-Tie Classic
School record shattered as five different athletes clinch invites to conference championship
December 3, 2014
Bryn Mawr Falls to Trinity on Road
Turnovers hurt Owls in 34-70 loss
December 3, 2014
Owls Lose to Cabrini in Final Event of Meet
Bryn Mawr wins 6 of 11 events, but fall to Cavaliers by 104-101 score
November 25, 2014
Owls Spread Out the Scoring Against Washington
Nine different players tally points for Bryn Mawr in tough 70-32 loss to Shorewomen
November 25, 2014
Centennial Conference Fall Academic Honor Roll Announced
24 Owls student-athletes receive accolades from league
November 25, 2014
Owls Earn NSCAA Team Academic Honors
Bryn Mawr recognized for success in classroom for eighth-straight season
November 22, 2014
Road Waters Turn Unkind to Swimming
Owls take tough loss at hands of Washington College
November 20, 2014
My Story: A Summer in Israel
Katie Alpert, a dual-sport athlete, recounts her dramatic trip this past summer
November 20, 2014
Owls Swimming Earns First Win of Season at Cedar Crest
Bryn Mawr takes home wins in seven events to claim victory on road
November 19, 2014
Owls Fall to Scarlet Raptors in Home Opener
Roux leads Bryn Mawr in tough loss to Rutgers-Camden
November 16, 2014
Owls Battle Hard Against Cedar Crest
Roux leads Bryn Mawr with 10 points in loss to Falcons
November 15, 2014
Basketball Opens Season on Road at Notre Dame
Kennedy leads Owls in 16-63 loss
November 15, 2014
Owls Close Out Season at Regional Championships
Hastings named to All-Region team, Owls finish 18th out of 52 teams
November 14, 2014
Bryn Mawr Swimming Continues to Build in Meet Against Dickinson
Owls get first individual win of season
November 14, 2014
Basketball Geared Up for 2014-15 Campaign
Take a look at the Owls as they prepare to open their season this weekend on the road
November 11, 2014
Ofili Garners First-Team All-Centennial Conference Honors
Junior middle blocker named to all-league team for third straight year after prolific season
November 10, 2014
Farbo Named to All-Centennial Squad
Senior defender garners first-time honors after strong season
November 7, 2014
Owls Continue Season-Opening Homestand Against Franklin & Marshall
Swimmers continue to build strength, cut times in early-season meet
November 7, 2014
Swimming to Participate in "Hour of Power" During Alumnae Day
Owls will celebrate Alumnae Day by participating in nationwide event to raise awareness for pediatric sarcoma
November 1, 2014
Cross Country Takes Sixth at Conference Championship
Owls battle through rough, cold conditions to impress in tough Centennial meet
November 1, 2014
Swimming Opens 2014-15 Season Against Gettysburg
Owls see plenty of positives in loss to challenging Centennial Conference opponent
November 1, 2014
Field Hockey Closes Season at Hood
Owls shutout by Blazers in final contest of 2014
October 31, 2014
Swimming Poised for Spectacular Season in 2014-15
Owls kick off winter campaign tomorrow against Gettysburg
October 31, 2014
2014 Alumnae Weekend Panel Announced
Bryn Mawr proud to welcome back three distinguished alumnae as part of cherished tradition
October 30, 2014
Volleyball Sees Out Goucher in Final Match of 2014
Senior Day celebrated in perfect fashion with Owls' 3-0 sweep of Gophers
October 29, 2014
Field Hockey Can't Convert Chances at Swarthmore
Owls fall 8-2 to the Garnet as Gadzikwa and Constants tally
October 29, 2014
Soccer Closes Out 2014 Season Against Swarthmore
Slocum tallies in 7-1 loss to Garnet
October 28, 2014
Bryn Mawr Comes Up Just Shy Against Swarthmore
Volleyball squad falls just short of Garnet in Tanner's Touch match
October 26, 2014
Crew Takes Fifth at Seven Sisters Championship
Owls put together strong races in final competition of fall
October 25, 2014
Seniors Celebrated in Soccer's Match Against Johns Hopkins
Blue Jays take 5-0 loss as Owls send off seven senior players
October 25, 2014
Owls Come Up Just Short at Johns Hopkins
Garcia-Bacha scores for Bryn Mawr, but Blue Jays take 4-1 victory
October 25, 2014
Volleyball Suffers 3-0 Defeat at Hands of Hopkins
Blue Jays hand Bryn Mawr tough loss at home
October 24, 2014
Cross Country Closes Out Regular Season at Haverford Invite
Schmidt and Gallop lead Owls home in final tune-up before conference championship
October 22, 2014
Volleyball Suffers Comeback Loss at Hands of Fords
Ofili leads Owls with 23 kills in five-set defeat
October 22, 2014
Soccer Shut Out in Final Road Game of Season
Bryn Mawr suffers 5-0 slip-up against cross-town rival Haverford
October 22, 2014
Arbuckle Tallies For Owls in Losing Effort
Bryn Mawr falls to rivals Haverford in final home contest of 2014
October 18, 2014
Crew Puts On Spectacular Showing
Owls rowers make fine performance in Head of the Charles Regatta
October 18, 2014
Strong Defensive Display Not Enough for Soccer Against Gettysburg
Owls weather a big storm from Bullets, but can't scratch across any goals of their own
October 18, 2014
Volleyball Shut Down by Bullets in Tough Loss
Ofili leads all scorers with 16 kills in 0-3 defeat at Gettysburg
October 18, 2014
Field Hockey Honors Seniors Against Gettysburg
Careers of Arbuckle, Constants, Farbo, Rongone and Shmorhun all celebrated before Saturday's contest
October 18, 2014
Hastings Takes Second in Seven Sisters Championship
Owls earn fifth-place finish in annual competition, Hastings named to All-Tournament team
October 16, 2014
Owls and Shorewomen Play to Scoreless Draw
Bryn Mawr outshoots visitors, but neither side finds net in 0-0 game
October 15, 2014
Monster Comeback Helps Volleyball Earn First Conference Win
Owls shock Shorewomen in five-set thriller
October 11, 2014
Soccer Battles in 0-2 Loss to Dickinson
Owls put out solid effort agains Red Devils, but can't find back of the net
October 11, 2014
Volleyball Falls in Four Against Dickinson
Gates and Ofili tally 11 kills each, but errors doom Owls
October 11, 2014
Field Hockey Stumbles in Loss at Dickinson
Owls once again struggle in second half in 9-1 loss on road
October 11, 2014
Crew Kicks Off 2014-15 Campaign at Navy Day Regatta
Varsity 4 take home 12th place in opening event of season
October 10, 2014
Volleyball to Partner With Tanner's Touch Foundation
Owls to help raise awareness and funds to battle pediatric cancer
October 8, 2014
Volleyball Topped by Mules in Conference Showdown
Owls can't slow down league leader Muhlenberg on home court
October 8, 2014
Muhlenberg Unstoppable in 8-0 Win Over Owls
Bryn Mawr faces 52-shot, 23-corner barrage on the road in tough loss
October 8, 2014
Cross Country Climbs Into Regional Rankings
As successful fall continues, Owls vault into top ten in Mideast Region for first time in school history
October 5, 2014
Soccer Earns Dramatic Victory at Franklin & Marshall
Allie Wiegel tallies game-winner in 86th minute to knock off Dips
October 5, 2014
Volleyball Handed Tough Loss in Lancaster
Owls take second set in contest, but can't overcome Diplomats attack
October 4, 2014
Field Hockey on Wrong End of Comeback Against Wilson
Owls tally two goals but can't overcome six-goal second half outburst from Phoenix
October 4, 2014
Cross Country Throttles Up in Paul Short Invitational
Owls spend Saturday shattering PRs in strong October showing
October 1, 2014
Bad Bounces Continue in Loss at Ursinus
Owls hit crossbar, suffer unfortunate deflection in 3-0 loss to Bears
October 1, 2014
Volleyball Nearly Takes Comeback Victory from Ursinus
Owls wake up late in match, but lose in decisive fifth set
October 1, 2014
Williams Tallies in Loss to Washington College
Junior defender nets second goal of season
September 29, 2014
Keep Takes Weekly Centennial Honor
Senior named Runner of the Week after victory at LBC
September 26, 2014
Cross Country Ends Successful September With Strong Showing
Keep earns her first individual win of 2014 season as Owls take second at Lancaster Bible Invitational
September 27, 2014
Own Goal Proves Costly in Loss at McDaniel
Green Terror shut out Bryn Mawr in 3-0 loss
September 27, 2014
Volleyball Earns Split at McDaniel Tri-Match
Owls miss out on first conference win, but knock off Penn State Mont Alto 3-1
September 27, 2014
Owls Put Out Strong Defensive Effort in Loss
Bryn Mawr weathers 37 shot onslaught from McDaniel
September 25, 2014
Bryn Mawr Tackles Patriots With 4-0 Win
Owls spread the wealth with four different scorers in solid victory
September 24, 2014
2014 Athletic Alumnae Weekend Announced
Fourth-annual "coming-home" event set for November 7/8
September 23, 2014
Volleyball Dominates in 3-0 Victory Over Cedar Crest
Owls can't be stopped, outscore Falcons 75-31 in match
September 23, 2014
Field Hockey Falls to Bears in Conference Tilt
Owls can't break out against eight-ranked team in country, lose 0-7
September 20, 2014
Volleyball Suffers Pair of Losses at Moravian Tri-Match
Bryn Mawr falls in 0-3 fashion to Moravian and Cabrini
September 20, 2014
Owls Put Together Solid Performance at Long-Short Invitational
Bryn Mawr proves they can compete with solid in-region teams thanks to today's results
September 20, 2014
Owls Comback Effort Falls Short at Immaculata
Field hockey scores two goals in final five minutes in 4-3 loss
September 18, 2014
Owls Shut Down Patriots in Dominating Fashion
Bryn Mawr controls play in 3-0 win over Valley Forge
September 18, 2014
Owls Shut Out at Moravian
Kosansky makes 10 saves in 2-0 loss to Greyhounds
September 17, 2014
Owls Suffer Defeat to Close Out Homestand
Bryn Mawr falls to #5 Franklin & Marshall in tough loss
September 15, 2014
Owls Dominate in Five Goal Win Over Cedar Crest
Steele and Dorfsman-Hopkins each tally two goals in biggest win since 2011
September 15, 2014
Bryn Mawr Teams Put Together Successful Weekend
Take a quick look back at the Owls weekend highlights after great competitions by all four fall sports teams
September 14, 2014
Field Hockey Back in Win Column With Victory Over Wells
Owls move to 2-1 thanks to thrilling shootout win over Express
September 14, 2014
Volleyball Closes Out Seven Sisters Meet With Sunday Split
Ofili and Preziuso earn all-tournament honors after solid weekend of play
September 13, 2014
Cross Country Takes Second at Mule-Falcon Classic
Alexandra Beda and Rebekah Gallop lead Owls to second-straight top 2 finish
September 13, 2014
Volleyball Opens Play at 2014 Seven Sisters Championship
Owls split pair of matches on day one of competition
September 13, 2014
Owls Earn Golden Goal in OT Thriller at Cairn
Bertolami drills game-winner to give Bryn Mawr 3-2 victory
September 12, 2014
Volleyball Headed to Seven Sisters Championship
Vassar set to host annual competition as Bryn Mawr continues 2014 campaign
September 11, 2014
Mules Squeak Past Bryn Mawr in Close Affair
Owls put together solid 90 minutes of soccer but fall 2-0 in first conference game of season
September 9, 2014
Volleyball Toppled by Knights
Owls battle valiantly but fall to Neumann by 3-0 score
September 8, 2014
Hastings Earns Runner of the Week Honors
Victory at Highlander Invitational puts junior at forefront of conference
September 6, 2014
Owls Sweep Tri-Match in Volleyball Home Opener
Bryn Mawr knocks off Delaware Valley and Bryn Athyn both in 3-0 fashion
September 6, 2014
Owls Cross Country Takes Home Second Place Finish
Hannah Hastings earns first collegiate victory at Highlander Invitational
September 6, 2014
Pioneers, Heat Combine to Best Field Hockey
Owls struggle to find offense in 5-0 loss against William Paterson
September 6, 2014
Soccer Upended by Goucher
Owls can't overcome pair of goals by Gophers star in 2-0 loss
September 3, 2014
Volleyball Can't Close Out Arcadia in Five Set Loss
Owls have chances to take home a W, but Knights ultimately prove too resilient in 3-2 win
September 2, 2014
Pair of Volleyball Players Study Abroad
Danielle Preziuso and Sarah Gates share their story of three weeks in Denmark
August 31, 2014
Second-Half Outburst Hands Soccer First Win of 2014
Goals from Roux and Mark spur Owls onto victory over Widener
August 30, 2014
Volleyball Opens Season With Pair of Wins
Owls secure 2-0 record with thumpings of Penn State Brandywine and Wesley
August 30, 2014
Field Hockey Earns 3-0 Win Over Bay Path
Constants' pair of goals propels Owls to season opening victory
August 30, 2014
Soccer Falls in Heartbreaking Fashion in Season Opener
Alice Bell nets game-tying goal before giving up game-winner with eight seconds left in double overtime
August 29, 2014
Cross County Puts On Strong Showing at Home Invitational
Owls post solid times in season opener at Rose Tree Park
August 29, 2014
Veteran Presence Leads Volleyball into 2014
Eleven returners poised to lead Owls to breakout season
August 28, 2014
Cross Country Packed with Talent Heading into 2014
Owls looking to continue climb up Centennial Conference with stellar season
August 27, 2014
Field Hockey Set for Step Forward in 2014
A veteran squad looks to move up the conference pecking order when the Owls get their season underway
August 26, 2014
Soccer Prepped for 2014 Season
Get a quick look at the Owls before campaign gets underway
August 19, 2014
Three Lacrosse Players Named to NWLCA Honor Roll
Dwyer, Kilmer, Baelen-King each receive national academic recognition
August 15, 2014
A Summer with Sharks
Genesis Feliz ('15) tells the story of how she spent her summer in the Rainbow Country
August 13, 2014
Lacrosse Draws National Recognition for Academics
Owls athletes earn academic praise for second time this week
August 12, 2014
Bryn Mawr Introduces Full-Time Strength and Conditioning Coach
Owls promote Courtney Morris to full-time staff
August 8, 2014
Four-Pack of Meets Set for Rowing in Fall
Team prepped for busy October in 2014
August 11, 2014
Volleyball Earns Prestigious Honor
2013-14 squad recognized for outstanding academic achievement
August 7, 2014
Schedule Released for Bryn Mawr Soccer
Owls primed for competitive 2014 season
August 6, 2014
Cross Country Announces Scheduled 2014 Meets
Owls looking to expand on recent success this fall
August 5, 2014
Volleyball Releases Slated 2014 Contests
Bryn Mawr faces challenging opponents in upcoming fall season
August 4, 2014
Field Hockey Announces Fall Schedule
Owls face a strong bevy of opponents in 2014
August 1, 2014
Bryn Mawr Announces New Athletics Communications Director
Owls welcome Travis Galaska into the fold
May 24, 2014
Keep Takes Home 16th in the 5K At NCAA's
16th place in the 5K puts a wrap on a very successful season for the junior
May 13, 2014
Track's Hastings and Keep Named All-Conference
May 9, 2014
Crew's Season Comes At Dad Vail
Owls finish 14th at Dad Vail
May 4, 2014
Another Day, Another School Record
Claudia Keep sets a new mark in the 1500m run
May 3, 2014
Two School Records Fall at Day 2 Action of Champs for Track and Field
New marks set in the heptathlon and 3K steeplechase
April 28, 2014
Keep Named Conference Track and Field Athlete of the Week
Keep posts 16.:48.07 in 5K run at Penn Relays
April 26, 2014
Rowing Claims 5th Place at MARC Championships
Owls finish 5th at annual conference champs
April 24, 2014
Track Excels at Penn Relays and WCU Open
Owls make final preparation for Conference Championships next weekend
April 26, 2014
Young Nets Bryn Mawr's Only Goal Against #7 Gettysburg
Junior Alyssa Young nets her first goal of the season vs the seventh-ranked Bullets
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Four Athletes Honored at Student Awards Ceremony
April 24, 2014
Lacrosse Honors Seniors Before Game Against Bryn Athyn
Seniors Katherine Kilmer and KAthleen Magner score three times each on Senior Day
April 23, 2014
Tennis Seniors Honored in Their Final Home Match
Senior Jenny Vogel was a double winner on the afternoon
April 19, 2014
Track & Field Competes at Greyhound Invitational
Owls making final push to conference championships
April 19, 2014
Tennis Blanks McDaniel 9-0
Owls top McDaniel 9-0 for 2nd conference win of the season
April 18, 2014
Baller Earns No. 4 Singles Win vs Swarthmore
Sophomore Kendall Baller earns 6-1, 6-4, win at No. 4 singles
April 18, 2014
Lacrosse Falls to Muhlenberg in Conference Play
Senior Kathleen Magner scored BMC's only goal
April 15, 2014
Tennis vs Johns Hopkins Postponed
April 14, 2014
Johnson Leads Lacrosse Over Rosemont
Sophomore Claire Johnson posts four goals and one assists on the afternoon
April 14, 2014
Rebecca Tyler Named Head Basketball Coach
Tyler has "interim" tag lifted
April 13, 2014
Wellesley Wins the 2014 Seven Sisters Tennis Championship
Vogel named to All-Seven Sisters Team
April 12, 2014
Crew Powers to Strong Finish at 2014 Knecht Cup
V4 crew takes home 4th place at Knecht Cup while V8 finishes fifth
April 11, 2014
Keep Breaks School Record in 1500m
Claudia Keep breaks 9-year old 1500m run record
April 12, 2014
Magner Leads Lacrosse with 3 Goals vs Haverford
Owls falls to rival Haverford 19-6 in league play
April 12, 2014
Seven Sisters Tennis Championship Day One Action in the Books
April 9, 2014
Tennis Beats Washington for Second Time in Program History
Koukoutchos and Baller were double winner on the day
April 9, 2014
Johnson Records Lacrosse's Only Goal
Johnson records eighth goal of the season against Washington
April 5, 2014
Track & Field Travels to Princeton and Muhlenberg
Keep breaks school record in 5K at Sam Howell Invite
April 5, 2014
Ursinus Defeats Lacrosse in League Play
Owls fall 14-0 to the Bears
April 2, 2014
Lacrosse Falls to Franklin & Marshall
F&M down Owls 19-0
April 1, 2014
Mules Blank Tennis 9-0
Owls drop conference match to Muhlenberg
March 29, 2014
Varsity 8 Boats Claims 4th place at Murphy Cup
Owls put forth strong race in the V8+ finals
March 29, 2014
Track and Field Competes at the Danny Curran Invitational
Owls off to a great 2014 outdoor season with another strong performance at the Danny Curran Invite
March 27, 2014
Dominique Leads Lacrosse to 12-10 Win over Notre Dame (Md.)
Junior Georgina Dominique nets five goals on the road at NDMU
March 26, 2014
Haverford Tops Tennis
Fords blank Owls 9-0 in conference showdown
March 24, 2014
Magner Named Centennial Conference Co-Player of the Week
Magner earns 1st Player of the Week honors of the season
March 22, 2014
Crew Kicks-Off Spring Schedule Against F&M
Rowing starts Spring season off strong at dual race
March 22, 2014
Outdoor Track and Field Opens Season at Golden Ram Invite
Owls have swtrong showing at WCU's Golden Ram Invite
March 22, 2014
Magner Nets Four Goals as the Owls Traveled to Dickinson
Magner leads Owls with four goals at Dickinson
March 22, 2014
Koukoutchos a Double Winner for Tennis Against Gettysburg
Melina Koukoutchos wins at No. 3 doubles and No. 4 singles
March 21, 2014
Tennis Falls to Eastern in Spring Home Opener
Perocchi and Baller claim Owls only victories on the dady
March 20, 2014
Lacrosse Scores 16-1 Victory over Lancaster Bible
Seven different Owls record goals in non-league victory
March 19, 2014
Ten Named to NFHCA Academic Squad; Squad Earns Team Academic Award
Field hockey honored for their excellence in the classroom
March 18, 2014
Lacrosse Tops Cedar Crest 14-4
Owls win non-conference showdown on the Main Line
March 15, 2014
Johnson Nets Owls' Lone Goal against McDaniel
McDaniel tops Bryn Mawr 18-1 in conference action
March 14, 2014
Keep Sets New School Record at Nationals
Junior Claudia Keep competes in the 5K at NCAA DIII Nationals
March 12, 2014
Swarthmore Tops Lacrosse in Conference Opener
Garnet down Owls 18-1 in Centennial Conference play
March 12, 2014
Twenty-One Named to Centennial Conference Winter Academic Honor Roll
March 10, 2014
Lacrosse Falls to Sweet Briar in Spring Break Action
Vixen top Owls 16-8 in Hilton Head
March 9, 2014
Keep To Run at NCAA Indoor Championships
Keep to particiapte at the nationa indoor championships meet.
March 7, 2014
Dominique Leads Leacrosse with a Pair of Goals Against Immaculata
Lacrosse falls in non-conference action 18-5 to Immaculata
March 5, 2014
Lacrosse Wins Home Opener 14-4
Senior Kathleen Magner scored six goals and added 2 assists\
March 3, 2014
SCHEDULE CHANGE - Lacrosse vs PSU-Abington
Snow postpones March 4 home opener
March 2, 2014
Track & Field Finishes in 9th Place at Indoor Championships
Owls finish the day ahead with 12 team points; end 2013-14 indoor season
March 1, 2014
Track and Field Opens 2014 Centennial Conference Championships
Indoor Championships off and running at Haverford
February 28, 2014
2014 Lacrosse Season Preview
February 27, 2014
Badminton Blanks Haverford 7-0
February 23, 2014
Badminton Hosts Midatlantic Juniors Tournament
February 23, 2014
Swimming Closes Out 2013-14 Season
Owls finish 8th at Centennial Conference Championships
February 23, 2014
Two Take to the Track at Princeton
Claudia Keep and Hannah Hastings compete at Princeton Invite
February 22, 2014
Track & Field Makes Final Preparation for Conference Championships
Senior Rachel Kahelin lead the Owls at Keogh Invite
February 22, 2014
Season Best Times Propel Swimming on Day 2 Action
Three individual swimmers and two relays took to the water Saturday night
February 21, 2014
Relays Lead Swimming as Day 1 Concludes at Conference Championships
Both relays earn 24 team points each as session 2 comes to an end
February 18, 2014
Parmese Sets New Single Game Record with 25 Rebounds
Senior Nicolette Paremese grabbed a new school record with 25 rebounds as the Owls fall to Valley Forge Christian
February 17, 2014
Swimming's Katrina Obieta Junior Year Abroad in London
Junior swimmer Katrina Obieta studies in London while JYA
February 15, 2014
Parmese Nets Team-Best 15 Points Against Dickinson
Owls can't bounce-back from a 42-point half time deceit as they fall to the Dickinson Red Devils
February 14, 2014
Indoor Track and Field Finishes 7th at Ursinus Open
Owls have a strong showing at Ursinus Open
February 8, 2014
Indoor Track and Field Competes at Ursinus' Frank Colden Invitational
Track and field set numerous PR's while running at conference foe Ursinus
February 14, 2014
Badminton Continues Hot Streak
February 8, 2014
Parmese Becomes All-Time Leading Scorer with 12 Points at Johns Hopkins
Parmese became the all-time leader at 15:19 with a lay-up
February 8, 2014
Yeung Wins Two Events as Swimming Traveled to Ursinus
Yeung posted the fastest time in the 50 free and 100 backstroke
February 4, 2014
Soccer Spring Clinic - Saturday, April 5
The Bryn Mawr College soccer team will host a Spring Clinic on Sat., April 5
February 2, 2014
Keep Sets New School Record in 3K at DeSchriver Invitational
Junior Claudia Keep lowers her own school record in the 3K as the Owls travel to East Stroudsburg
February 1, 2014
Parmese Ties School Record with 18 Points on the Road at Gettysburg
Parmese's 18 points brings her career total to 1299 points
February 1, 2014
Swim Team Seniors Honored at Final Home Meet
Seniors Jessica Arbon, Ruth Logan, Emma Rosenblum and Judy Yeung recognized before final home swim meet
January 30, 2014
Basketball Falls to Ursinus in Non-League Action
Bears top Bryn Mawr 79-22 in action Thursday night
January 27, 2014
Parmese Nets 18 on the Road at PSU-Brandywine
Parmese nets 7th double-double of the season with 18 points and 15 boards
January 25, 2014
Indoor Track and Field Opens Spring Portion of Season
Owls put forth great effort in first meet back from winter break
January 22, 2014
Swimming Returns to Dual Meet Action at Swarthmore
Junior Kristina Xiang posts a team-high second place finish in the 200 IM
January 22, 2014
Parmese Leads Basketball with Double-Double
Parmese ends the night with 15 points and 13 rebounds; her 6th double-double of the season
January 21, 2014
Soccer Earns NSCAA Team Ethics Gold Award
Owls earn award for 7th straight year
January 19, 2014
Swimming Concludes the 2014 Seven Sisters Championships
Owls close out annual Seven Sisters Championships on a high note
January 18, 2014
Swimming Kicks-Off 2014 Seven sisters Championship on High Note
Rebecca Craig and Kristina Xiang score points in two individual race and three relays each
January 16, 2014
Castilla-Hernandez Nets Career-High 5 Points Against Haverford
Haverford defeated the Owls 87-28 in the only meeting between the rivals this season
December 23, 2013
Let's Meet Adriana Castilla Hernandez
This time we talk to freshman Adriana Castilla Hernandez
December 16, 2013
Bixler Earns Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Honors
The accolades continue to roll in for sophomore Kayla Bixler
December 14, 2013
Indoor Track and Field Competes at Haverford's Holiday Meet
Claudia Keep (5K) and Holly Senebandith (pole vault) earn individual wins at Haverford's Holiday Meet
December 13, 2013
Keep Named Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Cross Country Performer of the Year
Junior Claudia Keep becomes the first Bryn Mawr cross country runner to earn Academic All-Area Performer of the Year
December 13, 2013
Swim Team Hosts 5th Annual BMC Community Relay Challenge
The annual event raised more than $600 for the Bryn Mawr Hospital Comprehensive Breast Center
December 12, 2013
Let's Meet Nicolette Parmese
This is the first in a season-long look at at selected basketball players
December 7, 2013
Indoor Track and Field Opens 2013-14 Slate
Owls compete at Princeton and Ursinus Saturday afternoon.
December 7, 2013
F&M Proves Too Much For Basketball
Owls fall to F&M 64-27 Saturday afternoon
December 5, 2013
Centennial Conference Announces Sportsmanship Team
Conference announces annaul fall sportsmanship team
December 4, 2013
Swimming Splits Home Double Dual Meet
Owls defeat Carbini, edged by Arcadia
December 3, 2013
Parmese Leads Basketball with Double-Double Against Swarthmore
Nicolette Parmese picks-up her fifth double-double of the season
November 26, 2013
Washington College Tops Basketball Tuesday Evening
Parmese leads the Owls with 13 points
November 23, 2013
Keep Finishes 47th at Nationals
Keep runs at the national race for the second time in her career
November 23, 2013
Parmese Powers Owls with 18 Points on the Road
Parmese picks-up her third double-double of the season
November 22, 2013
Soccer Earns NSCAA Team Academic Award
Soccer earns NSCAA Team Academic Award for the 7th straight year
November 20, 2013
Twenty-one Named to Centennial Conference Fall Academic Honor Roll
21 Fall athletes have been honored by the conference for excellence in the classroom
November 17, 2013
Parmese Leads Owls Over Notre Dame (Md.) with a Career Day
Parmese tallies second double-double in as many days with 32 points and 19 rebounds; named to All-Tournament Team
November 16, 2013
Keep Heading Back to the National Championship Race
Junior Claudia Keep qualifies for the NCAA National Meet for the second time in her career
November 16, 2013
Gettysburg Tops Swimming in Conference Action
Xiang and Yeung post third place finishes in the 400 IM and 1000 freestyle, respectively
November 16, 2013
Basketball Falls in Season Opener to Cedar Crest
Parmese tallies first double-double of the season
November 15, 2013
Soccer Earns EP&DISOA Fair Play Award
Owls honored for their sportsmanship during the 2013 season
November 13, 2013
Siu Named All-Conference Honorable Mention
The senior defender earns All-CC honors for the second time in her career
November 12, 2013
Swimming Splashes Cedar Crest in Non-League Action
Owls win 107-41 to earn first win of the season
November 12, 2013
Bryn Mawr Kicks Off Its 2013-14 Basketball Season With All Women's Basketball Tournament
Owls enter the 2013-14 season with a modified schedule and high hope for the future
November 12, 2013
Ofili Named to 2nd Team All-Centennial Conference
Sophomore middle hitter earns second All-Conference nomination in as many years
November 11, 2013
Beckmann and Bixler Earn All-Conference Honors
So. Kayla Bixler named 2nd Team while Jr. Madison Beckmann earns Honorable Mention
November 9, 2013
Washington College Spoils Swimming's Home Opener
The 200 free relay of Clement, Gee, Xiang and Yeung claims Bryn Mawr's only win
November 8, 2013
Swimming Wins Two Races; Fall to Dickinson 105-72
Mastrianni and Yeung post wins in the 100 breaststroke and 100 backstroke, respectively
November 6, 2013
Rebecca Tyler Named Bryn Mawr College Interim Head Basketball Coach
Announcement comes on the cusp of the start of the season
November 6, 2013
2013 Athletic Alumnae Weekend
Athletic Alumnae Weekend - Nov. 8 & 9, 2013
November 2, 2013
Keep Earns All-Conference Honors with 7th Place Finish at Championships
Team takes home 6th place overall; highest finish since 1998
November 2, 2013
Swimming Opens 2013-2014 Season at Franklin & Marshall
Senior Judy Yueng posts Bryn Mawr's only win on the day.
November 2, 2013
Field Hockey Ends Season on Senior Day
The senior class of Rachael Kahelin, Brigitta Schuchert and Faith Westdorp were honored before the game
November 2, 2013
Soccer Closes Out 2013 Season
Owls fall to Muhlenberg 4-0 in conference tilt
October 30, 2013
Swimming Ready to Soar to New Heights in 2013-14
Owls poised and ready for the upcoming season.
October 30, 2013
Seniors Honored at Final Collegiate Match
Abbott, McDevitt, Murphy and Peltonen honored before final collegiate match
November 1, 2013
Swimming Ready for 2013-2014 Schedule
Swimming announces 2013-14 season schedule
October 30, 2013
Field Hockey Shuts Out Notre Dame (Md.) 8-0
Beckmann, Constants and Williams tally two goals each to lead the Owl in non-conference play
October 30, 2013
Soccer Drops Conference Tilt to Swarthmore 3-0
Owls drop conference game 3-0 to rivals
October 28, 2013
Bixler Named Centennial Conference Co-Offensive Player of the Week
Pair of goals and defensive saves gets Bixler the weekly honor
October 27, 2013
Wellesley Wins 2013 Seven Sisters Championship Regatta; Owls Finish Fifth
Bryn Mawr's Jenkins, Soni and Ward named to All-Regatta Team
October 26, 2013
Soccer Seniors Honored at Final Home; Owls win in OT 1-0 vs Moravian
Owls snap 13-game losing streak with 1-0 win over Moravian
October 25, 2013
Cross Country Has Final Tune-Up for Conference Championships
Hannah Hastings leads Owls in final regular-season race of the season
October 24, 2013
Ofili Sets Career-High with 23 Kills Against Dickinson
Owls earn 3-2 win over Dickinson for second conference win of the season
October 23, 2013
Field Hockey Defeats Swarthmore 4-1 for Monumental Win
Owls snap 139-game Centennial Conference losing streak with win over Rival Swarthmore
October 22, 2013
Swarthmore Outlasts Volleyball in Conference Showdown
Garnet sweep the Owls 3-0; Ofili lead the Owls with 14 kills
October 19, 2013
Keep Wins Seven Sisters in Dominating Fashion
Keep becomes second Owl in as many years to win the annual running of this championship.
October 19, 2013
Volleyball Falls to Johns Hopkins 3-0
Junior Samantha Abbott leads the Owls with six kills
October 19, 2013
Arbuckle Tallied Field Hockey's Lone Goal against Johns Hopkins
Arbuckle scores her third goal of the season
October 19, 2013
Levy Nets First Goal of the Season at #6 Johns Hopkins
Bryn Mawr's lone goal of the game came in the 76th minute
October 16, 2013
Field Hockey Suffers Setback at the Hands of Haverford
Constants and Senebandith record only shots on the afternoon
October 16, 2013
Rival Haverford Tops Soccer 1-0
Bryn MAwr falls to Bi-Co rival Haverford in Conference action
October 15, 2013
Volleyball Splits Home Tri-Match
Owls defeat Lancaster Bible, fall to Gettsyburg
October 12, 2013
Crew Kicks-Off 2013 at Navy Day Regatta
Varsirt Crew takes home 18th; Novice claims 9th
October 13, 2013
Abbott and Ofili Named All-Seven Sisters
Volleyball falls to Smith (3-0) and Vassar (3-1) on final day action
October 12, 2013
Constants and Farbo Score as Field Hockey Visits Gettysburg
Bullet win 6-2 in Centennial Conference action
October 12, 2013
Soccer Falls To Gettysburg 5-0
The Bullets blank the Owls 5-0 in Centennial action Saturday afternoon
October 12, 2013
Abbott Leads Volleyball at Day 1 of Seven Sisters Championships
Bryn Mawr opens Seven Sisters Championships hosted by Mount Holyoke
October 9, 2013
Tennis Claims 6-2 Victory in Fall Finale
Owls end the fall season 4-1
October 9, 2013
Late Goal Lifts Washington College Over Soccer 1-0
Penalty kick in 83rd minute proves to be the difference
October 9, 2013
Shorewomen Top Volleyball 3-0
Volleyball falls to rival Washington College in Centennial Conference action
October 5, 2013
Cross Country JV Team Runs at Paul Short Invite
Due to heat the varsity women's race didn't run
October 5, 2013
Dickinson Blanks Soccer 7-0
Freshman Madeleine Mark leads the Owls with two shots on the day
October 5, 2013
Constants Scores Team-Leading 7th Goal of the season
Owls fall to Dickinson 6-1 in conference tilt
October 4, 2013
Swimmer Jordan Schwartz Awarded Atlanta Braves Foundation Grant
Grant to help fund The Children's Bilingual Theater in Atlanta, GA
October 2, 2013
Volleyball Suffers Setback on the Road
Owls fall to Muhlenberg 3-0 in hard-fought match
October 2, 2013
Field Hockey Falls To Muhlenberg
Owls fall to the Mules 6-0 in conference action Wednesday afternoon
October 1, 2013
Tennis Defeats Arcadia 6-3
Owls move to 3-1 on the fall season with the win
September 30, 2013
Tennis Serves-Up 8-1 Win
Owls earn 8-1 win over Neumann after sweeping doubles play
September 30, 2013
Keep Earns Weekly Conference ROW Accolades
Keep runs to Runner of the Week accolades by the conference office
September 28, 2013
Keep Paces The Field at Dickinson's Long-Short Invite
Claudia Keep wins third individual race of the season
September 28, 2013
Austin Provides Lone Win for Tennis on the Road at Moravian
Senior Catherine Austin claimed Bryn Mawr's only win in the No. 5 singles slot
September 28, 2013
Soccer Drops Conference Tilt With Diplomats 1-0
Early goal leads F&M to 1-0 win in Centennial Conference action
September 28, 2013
F&M Blanks Volleyball 3-0
Samantha Abbott led the Owls with 12 kills and three aces
September 26, 2013
Tennis Kicks-Off 2013-14 Season with 7-2 Win over Alvernia
Jenny Vogel, Catherine Austin and Kendall Baller were double winners in season opener
September 26, 2013
Prezuiso Ties Her Own School Record in Volleyball's 3-1 Win
The junior setter recorded 45 assists
September 26, 2013
F&M Defeats Field Hockey 2-0
Owls fall to top-ranked Diplomats in conference action
September 25, 2013
Ursinus Defeats Soccer 4-0 in Conference Action
Owls fall in conference play to the Bears
September 24, 2013
Volleyball Wins Marathon Match Against PSU-Abington
Volleyball tops Lions 3-2 in non-conference action
September 21, 2013
Volleyball Splits Home Tri-Match with McDaniel and Gywnedd-Mercy
Owls fall to McDaniel before defeating GMC
September 21, 2013
Cross Country Competes at Mule/Falcon Invite
Senior Sarah Macholdt leads XC in Allentown
September 21, 2013
Beckmann Tallies Second Goal of the Season at McDaniel
McDaniel topps Owls 5-1 in Westminster
September 21, 2013
Soccer Falls in Conference Opener to McDaniel 3-0
Pair of second-half goals lead Green Terror over soccer
September 19, 2013
Ofili Leads Volleyball Past Immaculata
Rachel Ofili tallies 12 kills and four blocks in non-league action
September 18, 2013
Ursinus Downs Field Hockey in Conference Opener
Westdorp posts 27 saves against the Bears
September 17, 2013
Cabrini Tops Soccer in Non-League Match-Up
Two second-half goals power Cabrini to win
September 14, 2013
Field Hockey Wins Double-Overtime Showdown on the Road at Goucher
Sophomre Kayla Bixler scores in double overtime to lift the Owls
September 14, 2013
Cross Country Runs at Delaware Invitational and PSU-Brandywine Invitational
Owls split squad for UDel and PSU-Brandywine Invite
September 14, 2013
Volleyball Competes at Knights Invitational
Owls go 1-3 over the two-day tournament
September 13, 2013
Soccer Falls 1-0 in Double Overtime to Cairn
Owls unable to find the back of the goal despite out shooting the Highlanders 25-7
September 11, 2013
Constants Nets Team-Best 6th Goal in 2-1 Overtime Loss
Field hockey drops non-leauge contest to Immaculata 2-1 in double overtime.
September 10, 2013
Ofili Named Centennial Conference Volleyball Player of the Week
Ofili leads Bryn Mawr to 3-0 week en route to weekly conference honors
September 8, 2013
Field Hockey Falls in Championship Game 5-1 to Drew University
Madison Beckmann scores Bryn Mawr's only goal of the afternoon
September 8, 2013
Soccer Falls on the Road at Babson 4-0
Owls fall to Beavers in final game of Boston trip
September 7, 2013
Volleyball Off to Best Start Since 1986
Sophomore Rachel Ofili leads the way with 26 kills on the day
September 7, 2013
Cross Country Has Strong Showing at Home Race
Owls compete at Rose Tree Park in Media, Pa., for annual home race
September 7, 2013
Field Hockey Cruises by Cedar Crest 9-1
Holly Constants tallied three goals and three assists and Holly Senebandith totaled three assists and one goal
September 7, 2013
Soccer Suffers 2-1 Set Back to Wellesley
Junior Marian Slocum nets Bryn Mawr's lone goal of the day
September 5, 2013
Abbott and Ofili Power Volleyball Past PSU-Brandywine
Owls stay undefeated with 3-0 win over PSU-Brandywine Lions
September 3, 2013
Westdorp Named Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Week
Westdorp becomes second Bryn Mawr field hockey player in as many years to be name player of the week in the opening week of action
September 1, 2013
Soccer Falls To Goucher 2-0
A pair of second-half goals lead the Gophers over the Owls.
August 31, 2013
Volleyball Picks-Up a Pair of Wins at Home Tri-Match
Owls blank New Jersey City and Wesley 3-0 to start the year
August 31, 2013
Soccer Opens Season with 1-0 Win Over Emory & Henry
Junior Marian Slocum nets game-winner in 60th minute
August 30, 2013
Bryn Mawr Cross Country Open 2013 Campaign at Haverford Open
Keep Runs to First-Place Finish at Haverford Open
August 30, 2013
Field Hockey Wins Season Opener 2-0 over Hood
Constants tallies both goals; Riley earns first win as head coach
August 30, 2013
2013 Soccer Season Preview
Soccer Looks to the Postseason in 2013
August 30, 2013
2013 Volleyball Season Preview
Experienced Volleyball Team Has Their Sights Set High
August 28, 2013
2013 Cross Country Season Preview
Cross Country Looks to Continue on Previous Success
August 28, 2013
2013 Field Hockey Season Preview
Field hockey looks to continue their success in '13
August 28, 2013
Bryn Mawr Athletics Joins Forces with Stretch Internet for Video Streaming
Bryn Mawr to stream all on-campus home games in 2013 and beyond
August 22, 2013
Lacrosse Earns Academic Team Award from IWLCA
Lacrosse team one of three teams from the Centennial Conference to earn this award
August 13, 2013
Volleyball Hosts Annual Clinic
BMC volleyball welcomed 19 to their second annual clinic
July 25, 2013
Beth Riley Named Head Field Hockey Coach
Former Division I assistant named to field hockey head coaching post
July 24, 2013
Track and Field Earns USTFCCCA Team Academic Award; Kronauer Named All-Academic
Indoor and outdoor track and field named one of 148 schools named to USTFCCCA Team Academic list
July 12, 2013
Volleyball Releases 2013 Schedule
Owls open the 2013 season with a home tri-match
July 12, 2013
Soccer Announces 2013 Slate
Soccer opens 2013 with the annual BMC/Swat Tournament
July 12, 2013
2013 Field Hockey Schedule Announced
Field hockey will host nine home games in 2013
July 12, 2013
Cross Country Unveils 2013 Schedule
2013 highlighted by annual BMC Invitational at Rose Tree Park
July 1, 2013
Owls Take Flight in Ireland
Rising senior Nicolette Parmese and recent graduate Aslinn Toohey recently spent time in Ireland with Team USA
July 10, 2013
Abroad in Edinburgh, Scotland
Senior Dakota Jackson spent her Junior Year Abroad experience in Scotland while studying at the University of Edinburgh
July 1, 2013
BMC Coaching Staff Leads Comets to National Tournament
Bryn Mawr coaches Deb (Charamella) McLaughlin and Alexa Hazinsky lead their 6th AAU team to compete in national tournament
May 23, 2013
Kronauer Takes Home 13th Place at Nationals
Kristina Kronauer takes home 13th place with a 36:40 in the 10K
May 20, 2013
National Bound: One Last Hurrah
Senior Kristina Kroanuer is heading to the NCAA DIII Outdoor Track and Field National Championships in the 10K
May 15, 2013
The Real Catch-22
Senior Kristina Kronauer is playing the waiting game to see if she will be one of 22 athletes to run the 10K at the 2013 NCAA DIII Outdoor Track & Field National Championships
May 14, 2013
Twelve Named to Centennial Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll
Twelve Bryn Mawr College student-athletes have been named to the 2013 Spring Academic Honor Roll
May 13, 2013
Keep Lowers School Record in 5K Run
Sophomore Claudia Keep lowers her own school record in the 5K run
May 11, 2013
Crew Takes Home 4th Place at Dad Vail Regatta
The Owls defeated eight other boats on their way to the grand finals Saturday afternoon en route to posting their highest finish at the regatta
May 10, 2013
Crew Moves On To Day 2 of Dad Vail's
Owls take second place in heat race for Saturday's finals
May 9, 2013
This Summer I Will:
Find out what some of our student-athletes will be doing this summer as well as post-graduation plans for some seniors
May 8, 2013
Annual Awards Banquet Honors All Student-Athletes
The annual Athletic Banquet honors all the accomplishments of the athletes this year
May 6, 2013
Soccer Team Participates in Relay for Life Hosted by Villanova University
Soccer team raises $1,135.00 at Relay for Life
May 5, 2013
Keep Powers Owls on Final Day of Championships
Owls finish the annual championships by taking home 10th place
May 4, 2013
Track and Field Opens Conference Championships on High Note
Owls are in 10th place at the end of day 2 events
May 2, 2013
Gearing-Up Cycle-A-Thon A Success
Fit Club's Cycle-A-Thon raises $2797.90 for Gearing-Up
May 2, 2013
Fencing Posts Victories at BWCFC Champs
The Bryn Mawr College fencing club team competed at the BWCFC Championships on Sunday, April 28
April 27, 2013
Crew Takes 4th at Mid-Atlantic Rowing Conference Championships
Three named All-MARC while three other named All-Academic
April 27, 2013
Lacrosse Seniors Honored At Final Home Game
Seniors Melina Higgins and Kelsey Harris honored before the game
April 26, 2013
Track and Field Sends Three More to Conference
Freshman Alex Beda and Ola Madamidola as well as sophomore Elaine Schmidt qualify for conference championships
April 26, 2013
F&M Tops Tennis in Season Finale
Owls finish season 5-15 overall and 0-10 in conference play
April 25, 2013
Gators Double-Up Lacrosse, 14-7
Magner leads Owls with three goals and one assist
April 23, 2013
Freshman Duo Leads Lacrosse Against Immaculata
Freshmen Georgina Dominque and Claire Johnson tally one goal each
April 20, 2013
Austin Double Winner at McDaniel
Autsin posts wins at No. 1 doubles and No. 3 singles
April 20, 2013
Crew Continues Dominant Spring at Kerr Cup
V8+ takes home 3rd while N4+ claims 4th
April 19, 2013
Shen and Tyebjee Qualify for Conference Championships
Owls dominate rival Ursinus' meet
April 20, 2013
Muhlenberg Downs Lacrosse
Mules cruise to 14-0 Centennial Conference win
April 19, 2013
Swarthmore Blanks Tennis in Conference Match
Swarthmore nets 9-0 win over visiting Owls
April 18, 2013
Dwyer Leads Lacrosse With Hat Trick
Dwyer ends the non-conference tilt with four points
April 17, 2013
Track and Field Competes at Twilight Invite
Owls compete in the annual mid-week invitational
April 15, 2013
No. 2 Doubles Victorious Against Mules
Catherine Austin and Jenny Vogel record 8-1 win at No. 2 doubles
April 15, 2013
Soccer Team Gears-Up for Relay for Life
Soccer team sets team goal of $1,000 to honor friends and loved ones
April 14, 2013
Varsity 4+ Crew Claims Silver at Knecht Cup
Varsity 4+ takes home 2nd place; Varsity 8+ finishes 5th
April 14, 2013
Tennis Downs Smith on Final Day of Seven Sisters Championship
Owls defeat Smith 4-1; fall to Wellesley 5-0
April 13, 2013
Keep Lowers School Record in 5K Run
Keep re-takes the top time in the 5K
April 13, 2013
Rowing Continues Successful Spring at Knecht Cup
Varsity 4+ and 8+ boats will race in the finals on Sunday
April 13, 2013
Tennis Drops Two Matches at Day 1 of Seven Sisters Championships
Annual Seven Sisters Championship hosted by Vassar College
April 13, 2013
Magner Scores Career Goal No. 100
Magner becomes 11th person in BMC history to reach 100 goals.
April 10, 2013
#18 Washington Downs Lacrosse in Conference Action
Owls fall 23-0 in league tilt
April 10, 2013
Perfect Timing for AD on the Road in the Nation's Capital
With the cherry blossoms in bloom, AD on the Road visits Washington, D.C.
April 9, 2013
Tennis Suffers 7-2 setback to Washington College
Owls win at No. 3 doubles and No. 6 singles
April 9, 2013
Kronauer Earns Centennial Conference Runner of the Week Honors
Senior Kristina Kroanuer earns weekly honor from conference office


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American race car driver Derek Stoltz received a shock while celebrating a recent victory, when angry rival Mike Robertson leapt from his car and grabbed on to Stoltz's vehicle, following an earlier incident between the pair during the race.
Spectators at the Bowman Gray Stadium in North Carolina were stunned when a fuming Robertson left his car and ran after Stoltz during the post-race victory laps.
Robertson was then dragged more than 30 metres as he held on to Stoltz's vehicle, before being flung into the track wall as the winner began to accelerate.
Robertson appeared unharmed and was quickly back on his feet to give chase to Stoltz once again, before finally being stopped by a race official.
Robertson's anger apparently stemmed from an earlier incident that saw Stoltz bump him from behind, causing him to spin out of the race.


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He has served as Editor-in-Chief for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback (formerly Biofeedback and Self-Regulation) since 1995, having served as past Editor-in-Chief for Behavior Therapy and as Associate Editor for Behavior Therapy and Biofeedback and Self-Regulation, having been appointed to the editorial board for several other leading behavioral journals, and regularly serving as reviewer for many other professional journals. He just completed a term as President of the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (2009-2010).


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Political Declaration Target 7 - Gender Inequalities
Eliminate gender inequalities and gender-based abuse and violence and increase the capacity of women and girls to protect themselves from HIV
The HIV epidemic poses a particular burden on women and girls. Social, legal and economic disadvantages, which limit access to education and opportunity, reduce their ability to prevent HIV infection and access HIV and reproductive health services.
So far 100 of 109 countries have indicated the elimination of gender inequalities as a national priority. However, despite the widespread recognition of the problem, women remain significantly vulnerable to HIV and AIDS.
Women in sub-Saharan Africa particularly are less likely to be educated about HIV, are less likely to report using condoms, and more likely to be diagnosed with tuberculosis (TB). HIV also particularly affects sex workers and transgender women, with 12 percent and 19 percent living with HIV respectively.
In addition, studies have indicated a link between violence against women (gender-based violence, GBV) and an increased risk of HIV. We know that women from vulnerable groups such as sex workers, transgender women and drug users, are more likely to experience violence, as are women in areas of conflict. Whatever the cause, services for women who experience violence remain wholly inadequate, as sexual and gender-based violence frequently goes unreported.
However, gender norms can also affect men in relation to HIV. Prevailing concepts about masculinity often discourages men from seeking health services and can even encourage risky sexual behaviour. Men are less likely to be tested for HIV, are less likely to adhere to treatment, and have higher AIDS-related mortality rates than women.
What still needs to be done?
- Incorporate gender equality into HIV responses. This applies particularly in the Middle East, North Africa, Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
- Increase investment with a gender-based focus. This includes protecting women and girls from sexual violence, providing universal access to comprehensive sex education and social protection services.
- Make government policy and HIV services more sensitive to sexual and reproductive health, along with the gender rights of women, men and transgender people with zero discrimination. This could encourage people to have the confidence to come forward to report and seek help after experiencing violence, especially if this is combined with the provision of integrated services to survivors of gender-based violence.
- Implement more regional programmes like the Comprehensive Care for the Transgender Population in Nicaragua. This program helped to close the gap between HIV risk and transgender vulnerability by advocating legal changes, promoting human rights, fund-raising, developing training workshops and encouraging health education and behaviour change communication.
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8 Ways to Prevent Breast CancerOctober 1st, 2009
According to the American Cancer Society, one in eight US women will develop breast cancer at some point in their lives. This staggering stat could equal two members of your soccer team, three women in your yoga class, or five faces you see in a busy sushi joint. Fortunately, there are several natural ways to potentially lower your breast cancer risk.
By Melaina Juntti
How I Beat Breast CancerOctober 1st, 2009For Maria Claudia White, integrative therapies played a crucial role in helping her fight this battle. Here, her journey to recovery.As told to Erin Quinn
Your Natural Treatment PlanOctober 1st, 2008
Adding complementary therapies to your treatment plan can both improve your prognosis and help you feel better. Integrative oncologists agree that when it comes to breast cancer, conventional therapies such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation may be unavoidable. But the following holistic strategies offer healing benefits.
Acupuncture5 holistic approaches to help beat breast cancerBy Meghan Rabbitt
Surviving Breast Cancer TogetherOctober 1st, 2008
One sunny Friday in August, my wife called me at work. She'd just had a mammogram, and a no-nonsense radiologist told her, "Sure looks like cancer to me." Here's what I should have said: "Honey, you must be terrified. I'm coming home right now. We'll get through this together."
A relationship can be put to the test after diagnosis and through treatment. How one man learned to stop "fixing" and start listening.By Marc Silver
Come Into ClarityOctober 1st, 2008
Yoga offers powerful self-healing tools for women with breast cancer—from diagnosis and treatment through recovery. How you practice yoga is as important as what you practice, so be sure to:
Balance effort with relaxation.
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Challenge yourself—but never strain in a pose.How yoga helps breast cancer patients find balance again, on and off the mat.By Carol Krucoff
HRT AlertAugust 1st, 2008
Here's one more reason to avoid hormone replacement therapy: New research shows that women who take hormones to ease their transition through menopause greatly increase their risk of having abnormal or inconclusive mammograms.By Rachel Odell
Breast Check: Do mandatory mammograms do more harm than good?October 1st, 2007By Vonalda M. Utterback, CN
Best for Your BreastsJanuary 1st, 2006
Gather your breasts, whatever their form—large, small, pointy, curvaceous, pert, or saggy—and cup them close to your heart. Cherish this part of your body, for as Psalm 139 says, "I will praise thee for I am fearfully and wonderfully made." But lately, the emphasis seems heavy on the fear, with the spotlight falling mainly on breast cancer, and light on the wonder.By Elizabeth Marglin
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DENTON Tired? Just don't have any energy? The answer to
fighting fatigue could be exercise.
Exercise appears to be a good combatant to
fatigue, said Dr. Maureen Simmonds, associate professor of
physical therapy at Texas Woman's University's Houston campus.
It doesn't need to be stringent, Dr. Simmonds added.
Thirty minutes of activity every other day typically will
Despite the research that indicates exercise is excellent
therapy for battling fatigue, one of the greatest challenges most
people face is getting started on an exercise routine.
When fatigued it becomes easy to be caught in a downward
spiral, Dr. Simmonds said. A cycle develops where decreased
activity can lead to muscle weakening, and then any activity
appears to require more effort. This can lead to a depressed mood
and disinterest in exercise, which in turn leads to more
Exercise can help end the downward cycle and lead to an
upward, positive cycle that leads to increased muscle strength,
increased performance, optimism and an increased interest and
ability to exercise.
Aerobic exercise makes the heart stronger, and a fit heart can
deliver about 25 percent more oxygen when the body is at rest and
about 50 percent more oxygen during physical activity, according
to medical research. Stronger muscles also increase endurance
throughout the day. And a stronger body can mean less fatigue.
Activity and exercise is good for you, making you
stronger and healthier, Dr. Simmonds said.
Exercise can improve quality of sleep, too, helping combat
fatigue. Studies also have demonstrated that exercise has
anti-anxiety and antidepressant properties.
When beginning an exercise program, start slowly, Dr. Simmonds
said. Consulting a physician also is recommended, especially for
those who have been physically inactive for a long period of
Expectations of immediate results from an exercise program are
unrealistic, Dr. Simmonds added. Goals or targets should be set,
but they need to be reasonable. Targets should be
challenging, but achievable, she said.
A series of smaller targets will help in achieving a larger,
overall goal of better fitness and feeling less fatigued.
Adequate sleep and a balanced diet are other important factors in
combating and preventing fatigue.
Dr. Simmonds earned her undergraduate and graduate degrees
from the University of Alberta. Her research focuses on the
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When Marco Polo traveled to Asia, he brought back stories of life-altering food and spices, but the closest you're getting to emulating an explorer is splashing around in the pool. Today's deal from Bok Choy, however, will take your taste buds on an international tour: Pay $20 for $40 to spend on food and drink. Venture to this Bolingbrook spot for an array of pan-Asian dishes made with fresh ingredients and succulent sauces. Start with pot stickers, egg rolls, and sashimi, and move on to specialty sushi rolls like the Sunrise maki with spicy tuna, shrimp, tempura crunch, orange slices, and red tobiko. Navigate the wide selection of entrées, including ma po tofu, orange chicken, and honey-glazed walnut shrimp. Discover this East Boughton eatery -- which one Urbanspooner calls "small in size but big in taste" -- and embark on a culinary trip across an ocean of good taste.
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In this week's issue, "MGH celebrates 200-year anniversary of the Circular Letter," "MGH history book to commemorate bicentennial," "The Building for the Third Century: A hallmark of the future," and more.
Stories in the 08/20/2010 Issue of Hotline
MGH Hotline 8.20.10 DURING THE BICENTENNIAL YEAR, the MGH will erect a donor wall to honor and thank the people behind generous gifts that have transformed the hospital over the last 200 years.
MGH Hotline 8.20.10 THE WAR OF 1812 made fundraising for the hospital difficult, resulting in a 10-year gap between the signing of the MGH charter and the opening of the hospital.
MGH Hotline 8.20.10 The Urgent Care Center at the MGH Chelsea HealthCare Center recently became the first Urgent Care Association of America (UCAOA)-certified center in Massachusetts.
MGH Hotline 8.20.10 ALL THE TOOLS any MGHer needs to "bicentennialize" his or her MGH documents, presentations and giveaways are now available in the MGH Bicentennial Intranet Toolkit at http://intranet.massgeneral.org/bicentennial
MGH Hotline 8.20.10 ON AUG. 20, 1810, Drs. James Jackson and John Collins Warren circulated to the good people of Boston, a petition calling for the establishment of a hospital
MGH Hotline 8.20.10 AS PART OF the MGH's bicentennial celebrations, a commemorative book covering the hospital's unique beginnings and illustrious history will be published in 2011.
MGH Hotline 8.20.10 IN HONOR OF the MGH bicentennial, the MGH's longtime resident of the Ether Dome, Egyptian mummy Padihershef, has created a Facebook page at www.facebook.com/mghpadi.
MGH Hotline 8.20.10 AS THE MGH COMMUNITY marks the 200th anniversary of the Circular Letter and takes a moment to remember its rich past, MGHers also look to the future and the opportunities available in the coming years.
U.S. News & World Report ranks Mass General the #1 hospital in America based on our quality of care, patient safety and reputation in 16 different specialties. Learn more about why we're #1
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Moisade recording artiste CJ Killawno is back in the island after a successful month-long promotional stint in the US.
"The tour was very good. I did a lot of promotional work in Florida, and I also visited a few other places including Georgia. The vibe was good; the people love my music and I think I have earned some fans in the places I've visited. Aside from the US, I also went to Mexico and Honduras.
I didn't know that they loved reggae and dancehall music so much in those countries. The people in Mexico and Honduras showed me a lot of love," said the artiste.
Now that he is back home, CJ is busy in studios working on a number of new singles.
"I'm working on some new projects and plan to release a lot of singles for the summer. I also want to get more songs out there to build on the work I have done already".
The first single he plans to release is a thought-provoking track titled Sando.
"Sando is a very personal story. It's deep; it's about youths that grew up in my community. Sando was a good youth but the system changed him. I have to do this track to let the youths know that they have to stay focused and don't get caught up in the system," CJ Killawno said.
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She was born May 15, 1926, in Bryson City, N.C., to the late Bud and Sally Burns Warren. She was the widow of Jasper Carl Rogers. She was a homemaker and was a member of Mountain City Church of God.
She was preceded in death by: a son, Lloyd Carl Rogers; a daughter, Iris Violet Barker; and two brothers, Daniel Birchfield and Frank Birchfield.
Survivors include: a daughter and her husband, Lois and Ernest Nix of Rabun Gap; a brother, Wayne Birchfield of Bryson City; a sister, Mary Ann Grogg of Kingsport, Tenn.; eight grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Oct. 27 at Hunter Funeral home with the Rev. Roy Conner officiating. Burial followed at Wright Cemetery in Otto, N.C., with officiating by the Rev. Marty Kilby.
Hunter Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. An online guestbook is available at www.hunterfuneralhomega.com.
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This is my second year teaching my 11 year old from home. (now grade 6).
Considering the OBE scholastic system and the curriculum the schools teach, bound together with the lack of skilled teachers being afforded the opportunity to teach our children, even if you as a parent didnt pass matric or even Grade 10 (Std 8), your child is better off being taught at home by you than in the schools - unless you are sending the child to a private school which then means that you are spending an arm and a leg without the guarantee of work when they matriculate.
With the internet, these kids have such a large choice of subject matter which they would prefer to study other than the current curriculum (be it local or international), that it makes one wonder whether we shouldnt have done this ourselves (although the net wasnt around when i was schooling - pity). With a littleof your time, guidance, support and seeking the subject matter you require, your child is able to obtain the information required to learn subjects that make sense to him/her and that would be applied should they be lucky enough to secure a job post matric - ie teaching the child subject matter like AIDS, Sex and how to have it safely by using condoms, highlighting so called Heros such as Brenda Fassi, or George Bush - one has to wonder whether we are producing thinkers or do-do's. This matter is being taught in the schools and as an 11 year old AIDS can be covered in a 5 minute discussion (absolute basics), sex as far as i am concerned should not - as this promotes promiscuity. As for hero's such as Brenda Fassi who firstly was a singer and had a totally immoral way of conducting her personal life- with such a lack of morals i am surprised she was even mentioned, George Bush who is an ignorant murderer..killing innocent women and children in wars based on lies and greed, etc. Now as a thinker these people mean nothing to me and could not be looked up to as a role model let alone a hero. As for the sex and aids subjects - we are currently looking a rising statistics when it comes to AIDS, teenage pregnancies, rape, etc....this could only be attributed to the amount of marketing and ïn your face"advertising that these kids are exposed to. Clearly the same marketing to create awareness as well as the education given to kids has created such a problem, it is obvious it is not working.
Getting back to technology - my son currently finds the stats pertaining to these things and while he may not totally understand the bigger picture, he does know what AIDS is and most importantly that promiscuity leads to teenage pregnancy, alcohol and gambling being the demise of family units, etc. Obtaining stats and good subject matter is what technology provides us with (in many cases) but also allows the child to look at it from different perspectives which creates thinking in the process. Schools provide only one way of thinking - right or wrong, yes or no. if it werent for the net, he might have still been learning from the books provided by the school which in so many cases provided incorrect information and which the teacher would not budge in terms of rectifying it - because it was part of the curriculum. Right or wrong, teach it.
I have not looked back and truly believe that kids of today, with the advancement of technology, are becoming very creative. While the kids are young as with my son, allow them the advantages of technology, in all spheres because even gaming can create an awareness and creativity unlike no other. Harnassing those skills linked to technology as well as the information that is available on the net plus using your own experiences, your own understanding of things - it is this type of learning by the kids of today that should create a well rounded and balanced child just like my 11 year old.
Let them think, allow them to ask questions and allow them to resolve issues in a few different ways. As long as the answer is the same, all are right. And then finally let technology lead them and allow them them to become engineers of our future. They have already begun....
believe it or not NetizenSA, they socialise quite well, whether it be with other kids in the neighbourhood, their siblings and probably even better, with their parents. they tend to be a little more mature than the norm but there is nothing wrong with that in that they are continually fed with information that requires thinking. my son has 2 friends who in turn invite their friends and they play soccer in the yard (we have a huge one), he interacts with his elder brother and then family when it warrants it. my son tends to get bored with the immature things and puts things into perspective quicker than the other kids - he almost takes the lead which i love. A good entrepreneur is a good leader. nothing wrong with that. it is well worth the effort we put in though. We work from home so i get to see him all of the time as opposed to when i was in corporate (Human Resources Mgr) for 25 years....gruelling, neglected family and travelled - everything i now hate. If you have an opportunity, do it. you would never look back
I've always admired parents who have the dedication to put in the time and effort it takes to homeschool their kids. So wow, hats off to you! Do you think you will ever send him back to a traditional school environment? Say, for high school or part of it? Or are you in it 'til the end? Well done to both of you!
Hi Redsaid. have to say i am in for the long haul and cannot ever see him going back into the normal scholastic system. It is shallow, uninformative, in many cases incorrect, teachers are not qualified and do not create thinking kids. They teach from the books only. Nothing more,nothing less. i really dont want my child to grow up thinking that he can only do something one way utilising a specific formula. I want him to know that creativity and thinking is what we want him to do so that when he approaches a fork in the road and needs to make a decision, whether he takes the left or right fork, his ability to think and be creative will allow him to succeed in whatever situation. schools dont allow that sadly. When he gets to matric level, we can enrol him into Cambridge College - there are also a couple of other options that will allow him to move forward, without the government system. You might have heard that recently a teacher was fired because he gave some of his students 0% for not completing a project. Why was he fired? Because he failed to give a mark to the students. He was expected to give a mark, if not for incompletion then for ability to attempt the task. I don't want my child to obtain a mark for attempting something. He has to succeed at it in order to get marks and it is appalling to think that our education system allows this. i want him to also become an entrepreneur, not an academic. today BEE is in and he wont find a job no matter how hard he tries, so if he does not become a thinker and natural entrepreneur, he wont cope -something that we are not prepared to see happen. so long haul it is hahaha...what the hell - life is short so let me spend the time with him. thanks for the comment


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Aim of study: To investigate whether four months of metformin treatment before IVF (in-vitro-fertilisation) or ICSI (intra-cytoplasmic-sperm-injection) might increase clinical pregnancy rate in normal-weight (body mass index [BMI] below 28 kg/m3) in PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) women.
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
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Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
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|Metformin Treatment Before IVF / ICSI in Non-obese Women With Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
- To investigate whether four months of Metformin treatment before IVF (in-vitro-fertilisation) or ICSI (intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection) will increase clinical pregnancy rate in normal weight PCOS-women [ Time Frame: Vaginal ultrasound in pregnancy week 7 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Spontaneous pregnancy rates during the pretreatment period, Spontaneous abortion rates (I or II trim.abortions), Live birth rates, [ Time Frame: Vaginal ultrasound in pregnancy week 7 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Number of oocytes collected, Embryo quality, Number of days of gonadotrophin treatment, Dose of gonadotrophin, total per cycle and daily, s-estradiol on day of hCG-administration, Occurrence of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) [ Time Frame: All data evaluated at study end, from september 2009 onwards ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|March 2005
|Study Completion Date:
|April 2010
|Primary Completion Date:
|August 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: M: Metformin P: Placebo
Drug: Metformin / Placebo treatment for 4 months
M: Metformin 2000mg daily- 12-14 weeks of pretreatment + metformin 2000mg daily through conventional IVF ending on the day of pregnancy test; IE. 14 days after embryo transfer. P: Or identical placebo treatment for the same period
Detailed Description:
PCOS is an hormonal disease including hyperandrogenism, oligo-or anovulation and/or polycystic ovaries by ultrasound. PCOS women often suffer insulin resistance or even diabetes risk as well as a full blown metabolic disease.
These women often suffer infertility due to their lack of regular ovulations. Metformin is a well known anti-diabetic drug, and in some PCOS women metformin might decrease the hyperandrogenism, improve insulin resistance and give more regular ovulations. Thereby increase chance of pregnancy. Our hypothesis is that metformin will increase clinical pregnancy rates both spontaneously and following IVF/ICSI.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 38 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Fulfilling Rotterdam criteria for PCOS
- Infertility more than 1 year
- First or second cycle of IVF/ICSI treatment
- Age below 38 years at inclusion
- BMI below 28 kg/m3 at inclusion
- Willing to be randomised to 4 months metformin or placebo
- Signed written informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- Not suitable for starting dose 112.5 IE
- Basal FSH above 10 IU/L
- Known renal disease or s-creatinine above 110 umol/L
- Known liver disease or s-ALAT above 80 IU/L
- Known alcoholism or drug abuse
- Known diabetes mellitus or fasting plasma glucose above 7 mmol/L
- Corticosteroid treatment (oral)
- Treatment with cimetidine, anticoagulants, erythromycin or other macrolides
- Hyperprolactinemia (PRL above 700 mIU/L)
- Abnormal thyroid function tests
- Known congenital adrenal hyperplasia
- Androgen secreting tumours
- Cushing syndrome
- Metformin treatment within the last one month prior to screening
- Unfit to participate for any other reason
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00159575
|Fertility UNit- -St Olavs Hospital
|Trondheim, Norway, 7046
|Sigrun Kjøtrød
|Trondheim, Norway, 7006
|Study Chair:
|Sven Carlsen, MD,PhD
|St Olavs Hospital- Endocrinological section
|Responsible Party:
|Norwegian University of Science and Technology
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00159575 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|MET-AR study -PCOS 5, EUDRACTNR. 2004-001124-20
|Study First Received:
|September 9, 2005
|Last Updated:
|January 2, 2012
|Health Authority:
|Norway: Norwegian Medicines Agency
Norway: Norwegian Social Science Data Services
Norway: Directorate of Health
Keywords provided by Norwegian University of Science and Technology:
Polycystic ovarian syndrome
Clinical pregnancy rate
Oligo- or anovulation
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Adnexal Diseases
Endocrine System Diseases
Genital Diseases, Female
Gonadal Disorders
Ovarian Cysts
Ovarian Diseases
Hypoglycemic Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
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