Welcome to Purple Knight territory! Approximately 25 percent of our students participate in varsity sports, and countless more participate in intramurals, our Wilderness Program and our ski pass program with Smugglers’ Notch. In our view, healthy bodies contribute to healthy minds and healthy communities … all things we cultivate here at Saint Michael’s.
Enjoy your exploration of all the various athletic programs we have to offer!

(May 14, 2008) COLCHESTER, Vt. The Saint Michael's College Athletic Department announced the 2008 Block M Award winners at its annual banquet on May 1. Winning the George Doc Jacobs Award - for contributions to the athletic department - were Ed Fennessey (Wilton, Conn./Wilton) and Amanda Soule (Hartland, Vt./Woodstock Union). Earning the Victor. V. LeMieux 35 Award - for loyalty and leadership - were Leslie Herwig (Kingston, N.Y./Kingston) and Jeff Hannon (Wilbraham, Mass./Minnechaug Regional). The Diane C. Foster 77 Award - for sacrifice and service - was presented to Laura Wesley (Chula Vista, Calif./Academy of Our Lady of Peace) and Matt Scanlin (Skowhegan, Maine/Skowhegan Area). The Roger F. Keleher 15 Award - given to the outstanding scholar-athletes of the graduating class - were Michelle Haley (Jericho, Vt./Mount Mansfield Union), Brandon Beaudoin (Newburyport, Mass./Newburyport) and Tim Williamson (Wakefield, R.I./Barrington). [more]

(May 13, 2008) COLCHESTER, Vt. Saint Michaels College and its athletics department has been recognized with a 2007-08 Diversity in Athletics Award, honoring those National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) institutions that excel in the area of diversity, it was announced earlier this month. Saint Michaels is one of seven Division II institutions nationally to be recognized in the category of gender equity compliance (substantial proportionality). The award is presented annually by the Laboratory for Diversity in Sport at Texas A&M University, in collaboration with the NCAA. [more]
(May 8, 2008) SOUTH PARK, Fla. - The Saint Michael's College women's tennis team (15-7) saw the finest season in program history come to an end in the First Round of the NCAA Division II Tournament on Thursday, as the Purple Knights fell at third-ranked California University of Pennsylvania, 5-0. Sophomore Lindsay Horne (Scituate, Mass./Scituate) earned three of the four games that Saint Michael's won on the day, as the Purple Knights were making their first NCAA Tournament appearance in program history. [more]

(May 6, 2008) COLCHESTER, Vt.- After guiding the Purple Knights to Northeast-10 Conference semifinals, junior John Lescure (Kennebunk, Maine/Berwick Acad.) and sophomore Craig Lindaberry (Washington, N.J./Warren Hills Reg.) were rewarded for their work in the classroom as part of the seven-man Northeast-10 All-Academic Team. Lescure, compiling a record of 11-10 at the No. 1 Singles and Doubles position, is a Political Science major with a 3.20 grade point average. Lindaberry has a matching GPA but is a dual-major in Journalism and French. He also amassed a combined 20-11 record at multiple singles and doubles positions. [more]

(May 6, 2008) COLCHESTER, Vt.- On Tuesday, it was announced that seniors Brynne Curran (Cape Elizabeth, Maine/Cape Elizabeth) and Amanda Soule (Hartland, Vt./Woodstock Union) and junior Sara Biondello (Glastonbury, Conn./Glastonbury) were named to the Northeast-10 Conference All-Academic Team. Biondello, majoring in Psychology, cracked the top three, boasting a 3.91 grade point average. Graduating from Saint Michael's as the two most prolific scorers in program history, Curran and Soule will earn a Psychology/Gender Studies and Business Administration major, respectively, in May. [more]

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