Heading into a season-ending doubleheader at home against Trinity College Sunday, it looked like the baseball team was in a good position to end its season, as well as the careers of its seniors, on a high note.
Late-game execution both ignited and plagued the baseball team this week. The Judges blew a three-run ninth-inning lead in a 6-5 loss to Bowdoin College Sunday, but a clutch seventh-inning hit led the Judges to a 6-5 victory against Wheaton College in the first game of a doubleheader Saturday.
The baseball team continued its puzzling trend last week of beating difficult opponents and falling to inferior ones.
The baseball team came out on opposite ends of two pitching duels in its doubleheader at Roger Williams University Saturday, losing 2-0 in the first game, but blanking the Hawks 1-0 in game two.
CORRECTION APPENDED AT BOTTOM:When the women's basketball season ended in the second round of the NCAA tournament Mar.
BOSTON -The women's basketball team reached the second round of the NCAA tournament in each of the past two seasons, but it did so with distinctly different offensive styles.
BOSTON-With a 13-point lead in the first half of its second-round NCAA tournament game against Emmanuel College here Saturday, it looked like the women's basketball team was ready to take the next step in its rise to national prominence.
NEW YORK-After making the program's first-ever NCAA tournament appearance last season, it didn't take long for the women's basketball team to secure another trip to the Big Dance.
With 4 minutes, 37 seconds left in Friday's men's basketball game against Carnegie Mellon University, forward Steve DeLuca '08 finished off the Judges' fast break by throwing down a monster left-handed slam right in front of "The Jury," a new student fan section.
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