After the No. 20 Brandeis men's basketball team upset No. 3 Washington University in St. Louis on the road in overtime on Friday night, the Judges had a chance to do something only one other UAA team in history had ever done: sweep the Midwest road trip against WashU and the University of Chicago.
After starting just eight of his team's 26 games last season, men's basketball team guard Kenny Small '10 is making the most of his increased opportunities this year.Small, who has started all four games this season, scored a career-high 38 points in the team's loss to No.
After the No. 20 Brandeis men's basketball team upset No. 3 Washington University in St. Louis on the road in overtime on Friday night, the Judges had a chance to do something only one other UAA team in history had ever done: sweep the Midwest road trip against WashU and the University of Chicago.
On Nov. 21, Brandeis cross country runner Paul Norton '11 finished in seventh place at the NCAA Division III Championships, the school's best male cross country finish in ten years.
In March 2006, then-Brandeis guard Amanda DeMartino '06 celebrated the women's basketball team's first-ever NCAA Tournament win over Salem State College in the first round.
After three straight seasons in which it was eliminated in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, the women's basketball team finally overcame its postseason struggles and reached the Sectional Finals for the first time in school history.
After defeating Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in a shootout last Saturday in the rain-heavy semifinals of the Eastern College Athletic Conference Division III New England women's soccer tournament, the top-seeded Judges once again found themselves tied after two overtimes in the finals against No.
Early in the first half of the women's soccer team's regular season finale against New York University, forward Tiffany Pacheco '11 sent a solid crossing pass to midfielder Mimi Theodore '12, who appeared to be in a prime position to head the ball home to break a scoreless tie.
As the clock wound down in the women's soccer team's game against No. 16 University of Chicago last Sunday, goalie Hillary Rosenzweig '10 was getting closer to adding two personal milestones to her athletic r
The women's soccer team was just over 5 minutes away from earning its third tie of the season against Bowdoin College on Thursday.
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