Fresh out of college and recently engaged, Bryan Lambert '05 is living the dream. The six-foot-nine Brandeis athletic icon-who had been an all-UAA selection in both basketball and baseball-was signed by Major League Baseball's Washington Nationals organization in June, barely a month after graduating as a fifth-year senior.
The project to revamp Gordon Field is ahead of schedule and will include an eight-lane track and full lighting by the end of September, athletic director Sheryl Sousa told the Justice last week.
A student was arrested for allegedly making a bomb threat against the International Business School in May is back at Brandeis after the case against him was dismissed because the prosecution could not locate several key witnesses. A student was suspended after his arrest on May 5.
Newly-hired tennis coach Ben Lamanna has a tough first year ahead of him. The Bates College graduate will enter his first head-coaching job with a roster drastically depleted by injuries and players traveling abroad.
Tractors began to tear up the previously rut-filled surface of the University's primary athletic field last Monday, clearing the way for athletes to play on a new, artificial surface when they return in the fall.The renovation, which will be accompanied by installation of the infrastructure for a new track surface and the electronic conduits that will lay the framework for a later installation of field lights, is the first phase of what Athletic Director Sheryl Sousa hopes will be many improvements to athletic facilities.
College coaching is a competitive business, and Chris Millette just caught a big break. The Brandeis assistant men's basketball coach beat out approximately 100 other candidates and was hired to be the Endicott College men's basketball head coach, taking the reigns of a program that has made the NCAA tournament two years in a row."I didn't think I had a shot at an interview when I applied," Millette said.
BRIDGEWATER-The baseball team's weekend at the ECAC tournament pretty much summed up their inconsistency this season.
The sign above the door reads "Lambo St." Flags line the ceilings-Greek, American, University Athletic Association and U.S.
All it took was a name in a hat to seal the fate of the men's tennis team at the UAA championships in Waltham this weekend.A random drawing left the Judges facing No.
The men's ultimate frisbee club, Tron, had what captain Lionel Winninger '05 called "one of the best weekends in Brandeis ultimate history" as the team went 5-2 through two days at the Metro Boston Sectionals this weekend.
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