Fencing teams produce commendable effort
■ The women’s foil squad took sixth place after battling in a narrow 45-42 loss against Vassar College.
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Squads thrive at Tufts Cupid Challenge
■ Kyra Shreeve ’18 led the Judges in the one-mile run with a quick time of 5:10.00.
Judges fall despite showcasing true offensive prowess
■ Colby Smith ’16 scorched Carnegie for 21 points and six rebounds in a disappointing loss.
Fencing teams square off against top competitors
■ Foilist Joanna Carminucci ’19 fenced her way to an impressive 10-5 record in the competition.
Judges fall despite showcasing true offensive prowess
■ Colby Smith ’16 scorched Carnegie for 21 points and six rebounds in a disappointing loss.
Women stomp on soft competition over weekend
■ Forward Sydney Sodine ’17 dished out four assists and 10 points to give the Judges a win over Carnegie.
Men suffer rough loss against Case after late foul call
The men’s basketball team hit the court Sunday against Carnegie Mellon University and Friday against Case Western Reserve University, splitting its contests with the two conference foes.
Squads hold their own against top foes
■ Mark Franklin ’17 finished in the top five competitors with a high jump of 1.83 meters.
Judges snag electric overtime win from Case
■ Guard Heather Cain ’16 lifted the Judges over Case with a game-winning three-point play.
Women win fourth straight match to continue dominant tear during the regular season stretch
The fencing team held its Senior Day on Saturday as the men and women hosted several other universities in this year’s edition of the Eric Sollee Invitational.
Judges split games in tough weekend battle
■ Fallon Bushee ’16 clocked in at 1:16.48 to steal the 100-yard backstroke against Clark University.
Judges swim to record performance on Friday
■ Both squads swept Bridgewater State University with 21 of 24 total wins.
Women fall in consecutive games over weekend
■ The Judges fell to Washington University despite a solid 43.1 shooting percentage.
Track runners log one lone gold on each side
■ Brian Shepard ’18 finished in time for a bronze medal in the 5000-meter run.
Late field goals seal a win for men’s side
■ Forward Jordan Cooper ’18 led team to victory against Washington University with 23 points and five rebounds.
Men and women’s fencing teams add two league titles to impressive repertoire of achievements
■ Women foilists won eight of nine matches to overcome tough losses by the epee and saber squads.
Men steal crucial win in overtime thriller
■ Robinson Vilmont ’17 poured in 16 points with seven rebounds to hand Emory its first loss.
Women rise to the top of the pack at home
■ Ryan Stender ’17 led the way for Brandeis by taking the gold medal in the men's one-mile run.
Judges edge out Emory in tight win on Sunday
■ Forward Paris Hodges ’17 paced the Judges in scoring with 14 points in a win against Emory.
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