Behind Paul Norton's '11 third- place finish, the men's cross country team placed fourth in the Division III New England Regionals last weekend and earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Championships next weekend.
With just a few seconds left in the men's soccer team's season finale at home against University Athletic Association rival New York University, forward Corey Bradley '10 and the rest of the Judges were desperately trying to put the finishing touches on a furious comeback.
The women's volleyball team had little problem with the competition last Friday and Saturday, dropping just one set in three wins in the Judges Classic at Brandeis, improving its record to 17-13 (1-6 in University Athletic Association play).Brandeis swept the University of Maine-Machias and Keene State College at the tournament, which also saw Brandeis beat the State University of New York at Oneonta 3-1.
After posting consecutive nonconference wins against Springfield College and Lasell College two weeks ago, the men's soccer team posted a loss and a draw last week in two hard-fought home games against University Athletic Association opponents No.
After a successful rookie season last year, forward Alexander Farr '12 sat out the first two games of the 2009 season with an injured hip flexor.
After a recent rough stretch in which the team lost four straight games, the men's soccer team bounced back, defeating Springfield College last Wednesday 3-1 to improve to 5-8-1 on the season.
The men's and women's cross country teams wrapped up successful weekends at the Open New England Championships, with the men finishing in 11th place (third out of Division III schools) and the women in 20th (sixth out of Division III schools). Forty-nine Division I, II and III schools competed at the meet at Franklin Park in Boston.
After missing last year's Open New England Championships, men's cross country runner Paul Norton '11 was anxious to improve on his 116th-place finish in 2007.
The last time the men's soccer team won a conference game was in 2006, when the Judges defeated then-No.
Competing undermanned due to injuries and illness, the nationally ranked No. 13 men's cross country team pulled off a fourth-place finish at the UMass-Dartmouth Shriner's Invitational last Friday.
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