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This is the 17th installment in a series of interviews with Hamilton College student-athletes. Rob Dickson '10 is a captain and three-year letter winner on the men's lacrosse team. Rob became a full-time starter on defense as a junior, and earned Liberty League all-league honorable mention recognition after the season. Rob leads the Continentals into the season-opener at home against Utica College on Saturday, March 13. The game will be played on Steuben Field, where the football team has called home since the late 1800s.

The men's lacrosse scrimmage against SUNY Oswego that was scheduled for Friday, Feb. 26, has been postponed. It will be played on Tuesday, March 2, at 4:30 p.m. at Hamilton's Campus Road Athletic Field.

Members of the Hamilton College men's lacrosse team are feeding the hungry and helping Utica residents that are in need.

Hamilton College head men's lacrosse coach Scott Barnard was one of the featured guest clinicians at the 2010 New York State Public High School Athletic Association Boys' Lacrosse Coaches Clinic at SUNY Cortland on Jan. 22.

The Hamilton College men's lacrosse program is scheduled to host a free clinic for boys ages 10 to 18 on Saturday, Nov. 14.

Andrew Kelleher, who was a four-year letter winner at the University of Vermont, has been selected to be the top assistant men's lacrosse coach in 2009-10 by Hamilton College head coach Scott Barnard.

Four Hamilton College men's lacrosse players were honored by the Liberty League on April 30 when the league announced its end-of-season awards.

Nine different players scored at least one goal for St. Lawrence University as the nationally ranked No. 16 Saints defeated visiting Hamilton College 13-9 in a Liberty League game played at North Country Field on April 25.

Skidmore College opened the second half with seven straight goals and the visiting Thoroughbreds went on to a 13-6 Liberty League win against Hamilton College at Campus Road Athletic Field on April 22.

Hamilton College trailed just 7-5 at halftime, but the visiting Continentals managed just one goal in the final two quarters and lost a non-league contest, 13-6, against Swarthmore College at Clothier Field on April 16.