Strong individual performances and timely scoring runs could not overcome the poor foul shooting and sluggish start that stifled the men's basketball team's bid for an upset in its 79-75 loss to New York University on Saturday.
The men's and women's swimming and diving teams made the eight-hour trek to the University of Rochester to face off Saturday in their first UAA match of the season.
In took three consecutive elimination games, but the women's soccer team finally ran out of steam in the semifinal match of the ECAC tournament on Saturday, losing 3-2 to Clark University in Worcester.After nearly missing the postseason, the Judges defeated New York University 3-1 last Saturday their third straight berth to the ECACs.
The women's soccer team's season was peppered with costly injuries, heartbreaking losses and difficult UAA match-ups.
The women's soccer team held the No. 14 team in the country to only one goal in the first half, but got steamrolled in the second half of a 5-0 home loss to the University of Chicago Sunday.
After 87 minutes of scoreless play, Lisa Kaplin '07-sporting No. 7 on her back-scored her seventh goal of the season and earned the women's soccer team its seventh win of the season, a 1-0 win over St.
The women's soccer team met hard times on its UAA road trip this weekend, as a 2-0 loss to Carnegie Mellon University on Friday was followed by an overtime battle against Emory University Sunday that ended in a 1-0 heartbreaker when Eagles senior forward Nancy Wilson scored a goal with two minutes left in overtime.
Spectators standing up to leave the game were pulled back to their seats when Betsey Medow '08 reached out to deflect and cover a penalty kick with 47 seconds left in regulation, paving the way for a 2-2 tie with Springfield College Saturday at home.
If Lauren Gregor's '06 21st birthday wish was for a pair of goals, she certainly saw it come true.
For head coach Denise Dallamora, the women's soccer team's defeat of Massachusetts Institute of Technology on Saturday was more than just a great start to a new season.
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