Baseball: Judges falter in extra innings
The Judges had all of the momentum heading into the 10th inning of last Sunday's game against Framingham State University.
Henry Loughlin
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Swinging for the fences
While most careers involve the mundane numbers-crunching and marketing presentations, there exist paths to careers in business that are by no means conventional. Andrew Kahn '03 pursued one of those unconventional routes to his business career after graduating from Brandeis. Kahn began his journey into capitalism with a detour "down under." A first team all-conference outfielder and winner of the Athletic Director's Award for outstanding athletic and academic performance on Brandeis' baseball team.
Club Sports: Lacrosse team prepares for a frenetic schedule
Though there are many different sports teams that utilize Gordon Field, one team, while lesser-known, has made its name in Brandeis athletes. The women's lacrosse squad has the unique ability to bring together players of both veteran and novice skill.
Liverpool Soccer: Reds hoist their first Carling Cup in years
It took six years, but Liverpool Football Club finally ended its drought. Having last won a trophy in the Football Association Cup in May 2006, the Reds knew what the stakes were.
Fencing: Men and women head in opposite directions
Fencing may not be the most highlighted sport, but as sabreist Zoe Messinger '13 noted, there is only one sport where athletes get to "play with swords." Hosting the Eric Sollee Invitational last Saturday, the Brandeis fencing squads showed they were quite good at just that. The men grabbed the University Athletic Association crown, besting opponents such as Haverford College 18-9, Hunter College 25-2, UAA rival New York University 17-10 and Johns Hopkins University 14-1.
Athlete of the Month: Brown saves best for last in college career
Running 200 meters in 24 seconds is pretty impressive on its own. However, Chris Brown '12 managed to do that after running over eight-tenths of a mile?at full speed.
Fencing: Squads fail to stand out in their D1 meet
With a lack of University Athletic Association competition during the season, the fencing squads have to use other top schools to see how they stack up against the rest of the nation. It turns out they're doing all right. The men's and women's squads each earned three victories at Saturday's Northeast Conference Meet at Boston College.
Women's Basketball: Women continue their struggles
One bad spell in a game can doom a team and write off any chance of victory. The women's basketball team learned this unfortunate lesson last weekend in the latest portion of its University Athletic Association schedule. Trailing 39-25 at halftime against the University of Chicago, the Judges could not find a rhythm in the second half, digging a hole that would eventually lead to a humbling 76-48 defeat. The loss?the second consecutive on the Judges' Midwest road trip, where they also faced Washington University in St.
Track and Field: Squads surprise in first meet of the year
With 2012 only one week old, the men's and women's indoor track teams already faced one of their most daunting challenges of the year at the Bowdoin Invitational last Saturday.
Track and Field: Squads finish strong at home
It may have been just another race in the eyes of Chris Brown '12 and Taylor Dundas '14, but the one-mile race proved to be the main event for those on hand at the Reggie Poyau Invitational at home last Saturday. Though many runners set a scorching pace right from the opening gun, Brown and Dundas sat back at the outset of the race.
Despite allegations of racism and misconduct, Carol Simon reinstated
A note from the editor regarding Carol Simon and BWBB
Predicting top five picks of the 2024 WNBA draft
Brandeis staff, student, and facilities members protest against merit delays
“They Haven’t Done Their Homework.”