Watching the game in a novel way
Andy Jick ’74 has seen it all as a public address announcer
Team aims to further success behind returning starters
The women’s basketball team entered the quarterfinals of last year’s Eastern College Athletic Conference Tournament as underdogs against Emmanuel College, seeded eighth in the eight-team tournament and matched up with the top seed.
Squad aims to flourish with young core
The Judges will have to reorganize on both sides of the ball after graduating seven players from the Class of 2014.
Men claim postseason bid with win over NYU
Forward Evan Jastremski ’17 netted the second game-winning goal of his career in a 1-0 win on Saturday.
Squad earns bid to NCAA Tournament
The women earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament on Monday afternoon following a draw with NYU on Saturday.
Teams secure first win of the year at meeting
Erin Gawronski ’18 won the women’s 200-yard individual medley at Worcester Polytechnic Institute on Sunday for her first collegiate victory.
Squad ends season in eighth place at UAA Tournament
Outside hitter Shemira Pennyman ’15 scored 10 kills in a three-set loss to NYU on Saturday.
Intramural seasons end in high-scoring contests
Sleep On Us and Johnny Softball won the men’s and women’s championships on Thursday night.
New England Revolution advance to conference finals with a 3-1 home victory over the Columbus Crew
The New England Revolution advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals on Sunday night in emphatic fashion, routing the Columbus Crew 7-3 on aggregate.
Men split games during weekend UAA road trip
Defender Robbie Lynch ’15 scored the game-winner at WashU on Friday before the team lost on Sunday.
Judges upset No. 5 WashU on Friday
Forward Samantha Schwartz ’18 netted the team’s only shot of the first half to beat WashU.
Squads open campaign at regional competition
Adam Mandel ’15 defended his gold medal at the New England Fall Collegiate Championships.
Squads earn eighth-place finish at UAA Championships
Lydia McCaleb ’17 placed 25th, the first time this year she was the top runner for the Judges.
San Francisco Giants claim third World Series title in five years with defeat of Kansas City Royals
In 2010, San Francisco Giants radio and television announcer Duane Kuiper described the Giants’ road to their first World Series championship since 1954 as “torture.” The same could be said of the Giants’ 2012 post-season performance, where the team was almost eliminated in both the division and championship series.
Women victorious at home on Senior Day
The Judges defeated Eastern Connecticut State University on Saturday after losing to Babson University.
Team tops Mount Ida in nonconference victory
The squad netted three goals in a six-minute stretch in the first half, two of which came off set pieces.
Judges travel to Rochester for meet
Joanna Murphy ’17 improved on her time in the 500-yard freestyle with a sixth-place finish on Saturday.
Women lose all three games in tournament
Middle blocker Maddie Engeler ’16 earned All-Tournament honors with 20 kills over the weekend.
Zucker settles into new sport with diving squad
Sam Zucker ’18, a former gymnast, has adjusted to the swimming and diving team in his first year.
Boston Bruins defeat two Eastern Conference opponents but lose defenseman Zdeno Chara to injury
The Boston Bruins accrued two wins and one loss this past week, putting them in seventh place in the Eastern Conference and eighth place in the entire league.
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