Women cruise to crucial weekend win
The women’s volleyball team struggled this past week, dropping four of their five games to bring their record to 7-10 overall on the season.
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The women’s volleyball team struggled this past week, dropping four of their five games to bring their record to 7-10 overall on the season.
The men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams began their season this past Thursday at the Roger Williams University pentathlon. The Judges secured multiple top-10 finishes on both sides in a non-scoring invitational.
The women’s soccer team barely kept its undefeated season alive this week, on the road, by defeating Babson College 1-0 on Tuesday and recording a close draw against rival school Tufts University on Saturday evening.
Times keep getting tougher for the men’s soccer team. After two straight crushing double-overtime losses against Babson College and Worcester Polytechnic Institute, respectively, the Judges were hoping to get back on track with a big win against longtime cross-town rival Tufts University. Unfortunately, the squad was unable to regain its footing at home, losing its third straight double-overtime contest and failing to net even a single goal. The team is falling fast after a strong start to the season, and its chances of postseason play appear to be slowly slipping away.
The women’s tennis team kick- started its season this weekend at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology International Tennis Association regional tournament. The Judges were looking to improve from their mediocre 11-10 record from their 2015 campaign. Last season, the Judges struggled in the tournament, with only one player advancing past the first round when Keren Khromchenko ’19 was able to double-bagel her Smith College opponent. Aside from Khromchenko, the Judges were unable to slide past their tough competition.
The volleyball team had a successful week and evened their overall record to 6-6 for the season.
This was a big week for Red Sox pitcher Rick Porcello, who collected his league-leading 21st and 22nd wins of the season, which included a complete game against division rival Baltimore Orioles. With those 22 wins, along with a 3.11 ERA, 183 strikeouts and 5.0 wins above replacement (WAR), Porcello is having by far the best season of his career. He is putting himself in Cy Young contention a year after having perhaps the worst season year of his career.
After what seemed to be a record setting start to the women’s season, the Judges have further proven this week that they are not a team to mess with. After an excellent 5-0 start to the first two weeks of the season, the Judges have continued their pattern of dominance, bringing the hammer to Eastern Connecticut State University on Tuesday and coming from behind to beat Wentworth Institute of Technology 2-1 on Thursday. A phenomenally coached team led by forward Lea McDaniel ’17 and keeper Alexis Grossman ’17, the Judges seem to be on their way to a historic season.
The men and women’s cross country teams ran at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Invitational on Saturday, with the women taking home the gold title, while the men came in fifth out of 33 competitors.
The women’s volleyball team split two games this week to put their record at 4-5 for the year.
The men’s soccer team stumbled for a second straight game this weekend, following their crushing double-overtime loss to Babson College with a scoreless draw against regional rival Worcester Polytechnic Institute on Wednesday in yet another double-overtime thriller.
Following a strong 2-0 start to the season in their first week, the women’s soccer team truly took flight with an undefeated 3-0 week, highlighted by a 9-0 victory over Regis College on Sept. 8. This marks the program’s fourth 5-0 start to a season in the last five seasons. Within this run of success, this year’s team stands out as perhaps the best of the past four regular season teams.
The men’s soccer team went 1-1 on the road last week, falling to Babson College 1-0 on Saturday in double overtime and defeating Nichols College 4-2 on Wednesday.
Allen Iverson, legendary NBA point guard best known for his 10-year career with the Philadelphia 76ers, was enshrined into basketball immortality on Saturday, joining centers Shaquille O’Neal and Yao Ming, and coach Tom Izzo in the 2016 class of Hall of Fame inductees. Iverson’s career was characterized by electrifying crossovers, jaw-dropping slam dunks and daily exhibitions of what it means to be competitive to one’s core.
The women’s volleyball team struggled this weekend as they dropped three of the four tough games they played.
Tennis fans are spoiled. Or rather, tennis fans were spoiled for the past decade. Fans saw the rise of the most prolific tennis player the world has ever seen, only to watch in awe and fear as he battled the second-most prolific tennis player the world has ever seen.
The men’s soccer team is off to a hot start to their 2016 season, capturing victories in both of their match-ups from this past weekend. The Judges began the weekend with a 3-1 victory over John Carroll University on Saturday. The squad finished their weekend strong with a 1-0 upset over sixth-ranked Haverford College on Sunday afternoon, making a clear statement that the team will be a force to be reckoned with this coming season.
As the 2016-17 NFL season opens up next weekend, a new era of players will be ushered into the league. Yet the topic of conversation this season won’t be the newly minted quarterbacks and running backs of the future, but the void of the veteran players who inconspicuously disappeared into thin air during the offseason.
The women’s soccer team jumped out to a quick start to the 2016 season, securing two home victories in their first two attempts. The Judges put away Lasell College 2-0 on Sunday afternoon, while also shutting out the Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1-0 on Thursday evening.
The men’s and women’s cross country teams bolted out of the gates in their first event of the season, held at the Fens Classic and hosted by Emmanuel College. The invitational, which is in its eighth year of competition, has hosted elite teams from around the New England region, including Wheaton College, University of Massachusetts Boston and Roger Williams University.