Women claim first ECAC title since 2005
■ Guard Hannah Cain ’15 was named the Eastern College Athletic Conference tournament’s Most Outstanding Player on Sunday afternoon.
Teams send runners to two different meets
■ Ashley Piccirillo-Horan ’17 placed second in the women’s 1,000-meter race in the ECAC Championship.
Men's and Women’s basketball teams capture UAA individual honors for season
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.
Judges win close contest by one run
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.
Women fall short in final conference game
■ The squad earned an invivation to the Eastern College Athletic Conference tournament on Monday for the second straight season.
Team completes season on road
■ Forward Jordan Cooper ’18 scored 18 points in the Judges’ defeat to New York University 90-75.
Squads travel west for UAA Championships
■ Mohamed Sidique ’15 finished second in the men’s triple jump to score his third UAA medal of his career.
Squash team completes inaugural club season
■ The competition from the club’s first year included visits to Harvard University and Vassar College.
Chelsea club still sits on top of standings of the Barclays Premier League after busy weekend
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. Swansea, Manchester United, Newcastle, Stoke, West Brom and Crystal Palace were weekend winners, with West Brom in particular pulling off an impressive victory against the surprising Southampton squad.
Teams turn in solid times at Tufts University
Kristi Pisarik ’15 won the one-mile run in a time of 5:19.79.
United States men's national team stops skid with shutout
The United States Men’s National Soccer Team defeated Panama 2-0 Sunday afternoon to stop a five-game skid.
Women's fencing goes 3-2 at invitational
Foilists Annie Kim ’16 went 2-1 to earn the victory.
Women’s Tennis Begins Season
The No. 25 women’s tennis team started its spring season on Saturday afternoon, falling to Bryant University by a score of 6-1.
Judges split pair of weekend games
■ Center Olivia Shaw ’18 had 16 points and seven rebounds in the squad’s victory over the University of Rochester.
Squad takes one of two on UAA road trip
■ Guard Robinson Vilmont ’17 had 23 points in the Judges’ overtime loss at the University of Rochester.
Men fall in two UAA home games
■ Tim Reale ’17 had nine points to lead the Judges in their loss against the University of Rochester.
Women split during home UAA competition
The women’s basketball team hosted two University Athletic Conference games this past weekend, enduring mixed results.
Squads earn five wins at regional tournament
■ Saberist Nina Sayles ’17 had an 18-3 record for the weekends competitions.
Teams compete at meet at Clark University
■ Edan Zitelny ’17 paced the men’s team, winning both the 100-yard butterfly and the 100-yard backstroke.
Judges run against tough competition
■ Adam Berger ’15 placed 26th for the Judges in the triple jump with a distance of 12.71 meters.
Fighting Authoritarianism Brandeis holds May Day protest
Examining the March 24 ICE misidentification on campus
New damages found at Polaris lounge