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• Seven Questions with Macy Daggitt ’25, women’s track and field

  By Jack McGuire| Middlebury Campus Verified In this edition of Seven Questions, Macy Daggitt ’25 spoke with The Campus about her track and field career, her recovery from an ACL injury her sophomore year and her experience with the team at Middlebury. Jack McGuire: How did you get started with track? Macy Daggitt: I started doing track and field in high school, and I feel like my entrance into the sport was kind of just serendipitous.

  By Jack McGuire · Middlebury Campus

  Apr. 03, 2025

• Seven Questions with Alex Power ’25, president of Middlebury Club Hockey

  By Jack McGuire| Middlebury Campus Verified In this edition of Seven Questions, Alex Power ’25 told The Campus about his hockey career, the growth of the club team from just a few players skating around to a team that plays games against other schools and the team’s goal this season. Jack McGuire: What is your background with hockey? Alex Power: I've been playing hockey ever since I was about four or five. I started playing in New York City, over in Central Park, and then when I got older, I upgraded to a travel team.

  By Jack McGuire · Middlebury Campus

  Feb. 27, 2025

• Seven Questions with Macy Daggitt ’25, women’s track and field

  By Jack McGuire| Middlebury Campus Verified In this edition of Seven Questions, Macy Daggitt ’25 spoke with The Campus about her track and field career, her recovery from an ACL injury her sophomore year and her experience with the team at Middlebury. Jack McGuire: How did you get started with track? Macy Daggitt: I started doing track and field in high school, and I feel like my entrance into the sport was kind of just serendipitous.

  By Jack McGuire · Middlebury Campus

  Apr. 03, 2025

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