The men's cross country team qualified for the NCAA Division III Championships last Saturday by placing third out of 49 teams at the NCAA Division III Regional Cross Country Championship at Williams College.
Last Saturday, midfielder Ellie Einhorn '11 had both a goal and an assist to help the 25th-ranked Brandeis women's soccer team defeat New York University 2-0 and qualify for the NCAA Division III Women's Soccer Championship Tournament.Einhorn set up the team's first goal on an assist to forward Sofia Vallone '11 in the 33rd minute of action.
Last Wednesday, the women's soccer team defeated Bowdoin College 1-0 on a game-winning header by rookie defender Kelly Peterson '14, the first in her collegiate career.
In the 3rd minute of last Sunday's game against Emory University, men's soccer midfielder Luke Teece '12 scored the Judges' only goal in a 1-1 draw.
At the Open New England Championships last Saturday, the women's cross country team's efforts were spearheaded by Grayce Selig '11, who placed seventh out of 322 runners with a time of 17 minutes, 4 7 seconds.
Missed opportunities were the prevalent theme in the men's soccer University Athletic Association opener last Saturday as the Judges lost a tight match to Case Western Reserve University by a score of 3-2.
The men's tennis team doubles squad of Nick White '11 and Simon Miller '11 lost in the quarterfinals of the 2010 Intercollegiate Tennis Association New England Regional Championships at Williams College.The duo, which was the No.
With a header into the back of the net, women's soccer midfielder Mimi Theodore '12 scored the second goal of the game in the Judges' 3-1 victory over Springfield College Saturday.
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