Three-peat: Babson Wins Third Consecutive NEWMAC Men’s Presidents Cup

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The Men’s Presidents Cup is staying at Babson College. 

Babson earned its third consecutive New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Men’s Presidents Cup, an all-sports award presented to the top overall men’s and women’s programs in the conference. 

Mike Lynch and President Stephen Spinelli Jr. with the trophy
Mike Lynch (left), the Pamela P. and Brian M. Barefoot Associate Vice President for Athletics and Athletics Advancement, and President Stephen Spinelli Jr. MBA’92, PhD with the NEWMAC Men’s Presidents Cup

“To win the NEWMAC Presidents Cup for the third year in a row is a tremendous accomplishment,” said Mike Lynch, Babson College Pamela P. and Brian M. Barefoot Associate Vice President for Athletics and Athletics Advancement. “Our student-athletes, coaches, and staff work tirelessly to make sure we are competing at the highest level, and this achievement is a testament to the hard work and dedication of everyone in our department. I’m proud of the success we had this season and earning this award is a great honor.” 

Babson’s men’s teams won three conference tournament championships and two regular-season titles, and captured top-four finishes in six of eight sports to secure first place in the standings, which are determined using a weighted points system based on the order of finish during both the regular season and championship play. Babson finished with 9.21 points to top second-place MIT (8.95) and third-place Springfield College (8.91). 


READ MORE: What It Means to Be a Student-Athlete at Babson 


Babson’s women’s teams placed second in the Presidents Cup standings for the third time in the last four seasons. The Beavers improved their point total for the fifth year in a row (9.09), finishing behind only MIT, which won its 10th consecutive Presidents Cup. 

“At Babson, we are proud of our committed student-athletes and the many contributions they make to our campus community on the playing field and in the classroom,” said Babson President Stephen Spinelli Jr. MBA’92, PhD, chair of the NEWMAC Presidents Council. “Each member of our athletics program—from our passionate student-athletes to our dedicated training staff and coaches—plays an important role in upholding and advancing Babson’s reputation across the country and around the world. I am thankful for their leadership and the example they set for student-athletes everywhere.” 

Read more about the Men’s Presidents Cup and Women’s Presidents Cup at Babson Athletics. 

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