Albion among ‘best bang for your buck’ liberal arts schools
Despite what most students consider to be a rather sizable price-tag, the Washington Monthly ranked Albion College 34 out of 70 on their 2013 Best […]
MIAA
Water heats up as swim season approaches
The weather outside may be getting colder, but the Dean Aquatic Center is just beginning to heat up. The Albion men’s and women’s swimming and […]
Seventh inning stretch
As the men’s baseball season reaches its halfway point, the Britons are gearing up for second-half conference play against fellow MIAA opponents.
Athletes of the Year
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Well-deserved recognition
After five seasons as a club sport, both men’s and women’s lacrosse is finally gaining varsity status.
The Elite Eight
The biggest story of the Bejing Olympics was Michael Phelps winning eight gold medals. Albion’s swimming teams adopted the magic number by breaking eight school records at the MIAA finals over the weekend. For the Britons, men’s swimming finished fifth while the Lady Brits took sixth place.
MIAA Tournament plays hot cross Bunns
Growing up David Bunn, Lansing senior, used to play basketball in the driveway with his younger brother, Peter Bunn.
February Madness: Brits have home court going into tourney
For the men’s basketball team having confidence in their ability to play and to execute a victory has been a big factor in their success […]
Land shark
From throwing a 50 pitch bull pen to swimming a 50-meter freestyle, practice days have become pretty hectic for Ryan Gunderson, Grosse Pointe senior.
Soaking it all in
An entire season’s worth of hard work, early morning practices and record-breaking performances comes to an end next weekend when the Albion swim and dive teams travel to the University of Notre Dame to compete in the MIAA championships.
Defensive assignment
Since 1990, the Albion College men’s basketball team has had only one losing record. Opening the 2008-2009 season however, the Britons went 5-5 in non-conference play and dropped their first two games against MIAA teams. Jody May, rookie head coach, knew he would face challenges in his first season behind the bench, but he faced more hardships when three players were placed on the inactive list. Chris Farr, Walled Lake junior, David Bunn, Lansing senior, and week seven MIAA Player of the Week Drew Yancey, Okemos senior, are all out with injuries.