Teams impress with top-place finishes
■ Jumper Perry Churchill ’20 helped bring home the gold for the Judges with an impressive showing in the triple-jump.
Judges shine as both squads come out on top
■ Foil fencer Jessica Gets ’20 led her squad to victory with an impressive showing against Wellesley College.
Squad falls in two of three games after break
■ Forward Jordan Cooper ’18 led the charge with a game-high 23 points against Washington University this Sunday.
Women falter in crucial games
■ Center Maria Jackson ’17 threw down a whopping 22 points in a sweeping victory against Case.
Swimmers impress at the final home meet
■ Natalya Wozab ’20 stood out for the Judges as she picked up three gold medals for the squad.
Judges show off skills at home meet
■ Emily Bryson ’19 paced the Judges for a title in the 3000-meter run and a time of 10:14.16.
Russell Westbrook performs at rate unseen in many decades to carry Thunder at All-Star break
As the NBA season nears the halfway mark, Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook stands on the brink of one of the most unprecedented seasons in league history. With the heart-wrenching departure of Golden State Warrior forward Kevin Durant, Westbrook has taken control of the team and flourished in his newfound leadership role.
Coach Coven retires after 44 years
Coach Mike Coven of the men’s soccer team announced his retirement from the soccer program after 44 years at the helm of the organization.
Women fight hard in tough Final Four loss
■ Midfielder Haliana Burhans ’18 scored the only goal for the Judges in their Final Four match against Washington University.
Club falls after incredible run
■ Goalie Ben Woodhouse ’17 impressed on the field, only allowing one goal in the tough loss.
Women continue strong start with wins
■ Guard Paris Hodges ’17 dropped 22 points and grabbed six rebounds in a win over Johnson and Wales.
Squad takes two of three to break .500
■ Guard Carlin Haymon ’18 led the Judges with 22 points en route to a blowout victory against Salem State.
Judges take silver and bronze in home tourney
■ Foilist Len Grazian ’17 capped of the day with a silver performance in the home foil event.
Continuing the Celtics’ legacy
Contrary to popular belief, as the last pencils drop and the final classrooms empty out, the Brandeis campus transforms into a vibrant, active community.
Squad poised for breakout season
■ The women are ready to make the push for a .500 regular season record and a playoff berth.
Men looking to rebuild
■ Judges look to turn the tables in their 2016 season after a rough 2015 regular season campaign.
Women beat No. 1 in wild overtime victory
■ Forward Samantha Schwartz ’18 scored two of the five weekend goals to propel the Judges to a Final Four appearance.
Club advances to Final Four bracket
■ Forward Mike Lynch ’17 boosted the Judges to an enormous 4-2 win over Rutgers with two goals.
Women win two of three to start season
■ Forward Maria Jackson ’17 poured in 21 points in a thrashing of Wentworth on Friday and a second straight win for the Judges.
Men beat Suffolk to sweep season opener
■ Forward Jordan Cooper ’18 scored a game-high 21 points to give the Judges their first win of the season.
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