Teams race to top-five finishes at local meet
Maddie Dolins ’17 placed fourth overall out of 272 runners at the UMass Dartmouth Invitational.
Maddie Dolins ’17 placed fourth overall out of 272 runners at the UMass Dartmouth Invitational.
The men’s tennis team hosted Colby-Sawyer College on Saturday for their only meet of the fall season, and the team came away with a dominant 8-1 victory to start the year.The Judges put the pressure on their opponent right from the start during the doubles matches and never let up, dropping just two sets overall between the three doubles matches and the six singles matches.
As the Major League Baseball season draws to a close and many division races have been long locked up, the American League Central remains as up in the air as it did in the middle of August.
On April 21, en route from a road match against local rival Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the men's and women's tennis teams were on two different positions. The No.
When the stakes are high, both the men's and women's track and field teams seem to perform best. Competing at the University Athletic Association Championships at the University of Chicago, the teams featured one individual winner, a second place relay squad and many other standout performers in many of the competitors' final meet of the spring season. Both teams finished seventh, with the women racking up 30 points, while the men collected 27.5 points. The women made a strong showing in the 1500-meter run, as four Brandeis competitors ran.
The women's softball team finished off a nearly flawless week with a sweep of a doubleheader against visiting Emerson College, taking the opening game 5-2 and surviving an 8-6 slugfest in the second.
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