WBBALL: Capra shoulders scoring load
Center Caitlin Malcolm '07 may have cemented her legacy in the Brandeis record books Sunday, but guard Jamie Capra '08 showed why she has been the team's driving force offensively this season.
Charlie Gandelman
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CLUB SPORTS: Making their way up the slope
The men's and women's club skiing teams sped into the thick of their postseason hunts this weekend as the men's team finished third out of nine teams at Middlebury College, while the women's team tied for third place.
PROFILE: Coming together in the game of love
While most varsity athletes struggle to simply stay in shape over the summer, men's cross country and track runner Joel Sunshine '07 and women's tennis player Sarah Brem '08 will face another task: planning a wedding.
WBBALL: Violets' second-half defense stifles team at home
Down by one with just under two minutes left in Saturday's home game against New York University, the women's basketball vowed not to lose the game.But not even the boldest of guarantees, this one made during a timeout huddle, could overcome NYU's stifling second-half defensive effort Saturday, as the Judges lost to their University Athletic Association rival 59-53.
PROFILE: Not just a manager, not yet a coach
From the stands during a recent men's basketball home game, Phil Keisman '07 looked like one of the Judges' coaches.
WBBALL: Three cheers for Malcolm, five straight for Brandeis
The last time the women's basketball team didn't win its own Tip-Off Tournament, star center Caitlin Malcolm '07 was a junior in high school.
Snyder lifts men's soccer to ECAC title
The men's soccer team hasn't had many reasons to celebrate the past few years. But in the waning seconds of the ECAC New England championship game Sunday, the players dumped a water cooler on coach Mike Coven's head to put the exclamation point on their 5-3 home victory over New England College."My first three years here we were an average team," captain Scott Zackaroff '07 said.
PROFILE: From the limelight to the bench
As the leading scorer on the men's soccer team, Ben Premo '09 isn't used to riding the bench. But starting this winter, that's what he'll be doing on the men's basketball team: Functioning primarily as a practice-squad player."It's not a glamorous position," men's basketball coach Brian Meehans says.
MSOCCER: Murphy stuns NYU
After Billy Murphy '10 scored the game-winning goal in overtime in the men's soccer team's final regular season game at University Athletic Association-leading New York University Saturday, his teammates stormed the field and mobbed the season-saving rookie.
MSOCCER: Judges fall to last place in UAA after winless road trip
Following a four-game run in which the men's soccer team scored 21 goals and surrendered none, the Judges got a reality check this weekend in their trip to the Midwest with a 3-0 loss at Washington University in St.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis