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Women’s Basketball started off their season with 1-2 record

Brandeis 69, Bridgewater State 70

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Men’s and Women’s Soccer fall short on Senior Day

This past Friday, Nov. 5, the men’s and women’s varsity soccer teams faced off against New York University in their final games. As the last home match of the season, both teams honored their seniors and graduate students whose careers were coming to an end. The men’s team honored Max Blacker, Aiden Guthro, Isaac Mukula, Josh Gans, Forrest Shimazu, Khalil Winder, and Sammy Guttell. The women’s team honored Jessica Murawsky, Bailey Cullen, Juliette Carreiro, Makenna Hunt, Jess Herman, Morgan Clark, Meaghan McDonough, Sabrina Salov, Caroline Swan, and Ruby Siegel. Both teams fought to the end, but unfortunately, they fell short of securing a win to cap off the season.

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Brandeis Volleyball seniors go out with a bang

The Brandeis volleyball team entered their Oct. 27 game against the Wellesley College Blue 10-13 overall, looking to put away a win for their last home match of the season. Before the game started, the Judges took time to honor five seniors and graduate students playing in their final match at Auerbach Arena: setter Talia Freund ’23, right-side Emerson White ’23, outside hitter Amelia Oppenheimer ’23, outside/right-side hitter Sydney Bent MA ’23, and defensive specialist Stephanie Borr ’23. The team led for almost the whole match and won the sets 25-16, 25-17, and 25-15.  

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‘Healing and Growth’: Celtics’ interim Head Coach Joe Mazzulla leads with lessons from his past

Joe Mazzulla, the interim head coach of the Boston Celtics, has been the talk of the town since the start of the 2022-23 National Basketball Association season. He led the Celtics to an impressive 3-0 record in the first week and has been credited for his bold and unique coaching decisions. Being a head coach for a notable franchise like the Celtics can lead to greater attention in the public eye. Mazzulla has been no exception, and his controversial past has been a topic of major discussion leading into the season. 

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Judges face loses away in Cleveland

The University Athletic Association conference play opened up this past weekend with the Brandeis Judges traveling to Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. The men’s soccer team was unable to find any offensive ground when they went down a man early in the game after a red card in the 20th minute. They entered the game with a record of 4-2-2 overall, 0-0 in the conference. The six-match win streak by the Judges women’s soccer team was finally broken in a close game with the Spartans after a late game-winner. The Judges entered the match 6-2-1 overall, 0-0 conference play. 

Celtics face setbacks as new season looms

After a promising start to the off-season, the optimistic outlook for the Boston Celtics has taken a turn for the worse. In the span of two months, the championship runner-ups have become the embodiment of the saying, “what can go wrong, will go wrong.”  

Las Vegas Aces wins 2022 WNBA Championship, Chelsea Gray named Finals MVP

 As forward A’ja Wilson secured the final rebound and the clock ran out in the Mohegan Sun Arena, in Connecticut, the Las Vegas Aces captured their first franchise title in the Women’s National Basketball Association after falling short in previous seasons. This is also the first professional championship for Las Vegas, a city known for its prominent gambling industry. Aces guard Chelsea Gray won the Finals Most Valuable Player with an average of 18.3 points, six assists, a stellar 58.5 field-goal percentage, and a 45 percent three-point shooting percentage. Gray contributed twenty points in the championship-clinching game and has been the go-to option for the Aces during clutch times throughout the postseason. 

LeBron James chases monumental NBA records

The 77th season of the National Basketball Association will begin on Oct. 18, 2022. This season is particularly special for LeBron James, one of the greatest players of all time. James is on pace to break the NBA All-Time Career Scoring record. He is trailing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar by 1326 points. In addition, James is also on pace to pass Magic Johnson on the NBA All-Time Career Assist List; he needs only 97 more assists to pass the Los Angeles Laker legend, per an ESPN article. James is on pace to break both this year. Prominent players and sports analysts say that if James can accomplish these two feats in the same season, then he will be considered by many to be the best basketball player of all time. 

Tough matches for the Judges

While at home, the women’s soccer team led the non-conference game with offensive opportunities against Emerson University this past Saturday. However, after scoring in the first quarter of the game, both teams remained scoreless for the rest of the game with a hard-fought battle on the Judges' part. They entered the game with a record of 3-2, all outside of conference. Meanwhile, the nationally ranked #15 Judges men’s soccer team fell against Wesleyan University on Saturday as well. Entering the match off a win over #22 nationally ranked Babson College, the men’s team had a record of 2-1-1 with all non-conference play.

Suns owner suspended over racist comments

 In 2021, ESPN analyst Baxter Holmes wrote an article alleging that Robert Sarver, the majority owner of the Phoenix Suns, Phoenix Mercury, and RCD Mallorca, created an environment of racism, misogyny and sexual harassment in the front office of the Suns. The National Basketball Association announced an investigation into the matter, and recently deemed that Sarver be fined $10 million and be suspended for one year for his role in creating a toxic workplace environment for the Suns.