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The men and women’s fencing team headed to New York University on Sunday for the NCAA Northeast Regional meet. This was more of an individual meet, as the fencers sought qualifications to the NCAA championships at the Ohio State University later this month.
The women’s basketball team found themselves trailing at the tail end of regulation in a back-and-forth contest in the championship game of the Eastern College Athletic Conference tournament on Sunday afternoon. Looking for their third ECAC title in school history, the sixth-seeded Judges were down 61-58 to the top-seed Westfield State University with just over one minute remaining in a contest that had already featured six ties and nine lead changes.
The men and women’s track and field team had two athletes, Mohamed Sidique ’15 and Ashley Piccirillo-Horan ’17, place at the indoor Eastern Conference Athletic Conference championships this past Friday and Saturday.
The women’s basketball team saw four players named to the All-University Athletic Association teams last week while the men’s squad saw its offensive leader named co-UAA Rookie of the Year. The women were led by the selection of guard Hannah Cain ’15 to the All-UAA Second Team.
The women’s softball team defeated Grace College 3-2 in Clermont, Fla., on Saturday, continuing a strong start to the season for the team. The win marked three victories in a row for the Judges to begin their season.
The women’s basketball team entered halftime of Saturday’s season-ending contest at 19th-ranked New York University tied with the hosts at 36 points apiece.
This weekend, the men’s basketball team traveled to New York University for their final University Athletic Association conference game. The team went in hoping to finish its season on a high while also putting a dent in NYU’s NCAA Tournament hopes.
The men and women’s track and field teams traveled to the University of Chicago for the University Athletic Association championships last weekend and picked up a pair of medals in the process.
Each Tuesday and Thursday night for the last two years, a group of students have gotten together at the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center to take some time off from homework and exercise.
Last week’s action in the Barclays Premier League did not feature a game from the squad currently at the top of the table but still provided entertainment for soccer fans.
The men and women’s track and field teams ran strong races at the Tufts University Cupid Challenge this past Saturday, claiming a pair of victories and a handful of top times during the day-long meet.
The United States Men’s National Soccer Team defeated Panama 2-0 Sunday afternoon to stop a five-game skid. Midfielder Michael Bradley and forward Clint Dempsey scored for the Americans to lead them to victory.
The women’s fencing team fought its way to a 3-2 record in Teaneck, New Jersey at the Farleigh Dickinson University Invitational this past Sunday. The Judges started off their day with a defeat to the 10th-ranked Temple University, with saber Ashley Jean ’17 notching two of Brandeis’ five wins in the match. She finished the day with an overall record of 12-2.
The No. 25 women’s tennis team started its spring season on Saturday afternoon, falling to Bryant University by a score of 6-1. The squad is looking to improve upon its 11-11 season a year ago.
The women’s basketball team played two University Athletic Conference games this weekend, losing one and winning the other. In a rematch of last weekend’s contests against the University of Rochester and Emory University, the Judges beat Rochester 60-52 Sunday afternoon after losing to Emory on 67-61 on Friday evening. Brandeis’ record now stands at 11-9 overall and 3-6 in UAA play.
The men’s basketball team went on the road this week and dropped both of their games, losing to No. 14 Emory University on Friday and the University of Rochester on Sunday. Brandeis has now lost five straight games and seven of their last eight, bringing their record to 7-13 with only five games left to play in the season.
This year’s Eric Sollee Invitational tournament took place at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, as both the men and women’s fencing teams posted impressive records of 5-1 at the meet.
The men’s basketball team lost both of its University Athletic Association conference games at home this weekend.
This past weekend, the men and women’s swimming and diving teams packed their bags and traveled to Clark University for their final meet before the University Athletic Assocation conference tournament. The men’s team won their meet against Clark with a score of 187-100, while the women’s side was not as fortunate, losing their meet 184-89.
The men and women’s track and field teams ran to solid performances at a pair of meets this weekend, qualifying a number of competitors for the upcoming Division III New England Championships.