PROFILE: An instant leader
Even in practice, Simon Miller '11 never changes the rhythmic routine that precedes his devastating left-handed serve.
Mike Prada
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Referees are examined, even in Division III
Before federal conspiracy charges of gambling on National Basketball Association games surfaced against former league referee Tim Donaghy-who plead guilty to the allegations this month-Steve Bamford monitored referees in anonymity.
XCOUNTRY: Despite falling just short of Nationals, men's cross country on the rise
Despite its first top-10 finish in New England since 2001, the men's cross country team finished just short of qualifying for the NCAA Championships last season.
TENNIS: Men's tennis rebuilds; women return together
When the men's and women's tennis teams hit the courts this fall, they will do so with varying levels of experience.The men's team will enter the season with an entirely new starting lineup after losing its top six players, including 2005 University Athletic Association Player of the Year Sam Jonas '07, to graduation.
VOLLEYBALL: New depth bolsters volleyball
The volleyball team retains every key contributor from last season's East Coast Athletic Conference championship squad, but coach Michelle Kim said the incoming rookies will still compete for starting positions.
GOLF: Golf looks for stable play
Despite setting a school record for its best aggregate team score, the golf team still finished in last place at last season's University Athletic Association Championships.
JustSports fall preview: Judges looking to build on success
A preview of the volleyball, cross country, tennis, and golf teams' seasons.
TENNIS: Young coach leads tennis team's revival
On a page of Jordan Bieber's '07 tennis journal, head coach Ben Lamanna stamped his core philosophy in capital letters.
TRACK: Falling short of NCAAs
With one last chance to secure spots in the NCAA Championships, Matt Jennings '09 and Meaghan Casey '09 failed to make it out of their preliminary heats during the Last Chance Meet at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Friday, likely signaling the end of their outdoor track seasons.Plagued by the inclement weather, Casey finished with a time of 2:17 in the 800-meter run, while Jennings finished the 1,500-meter run in 4:03.
TENNIS: Judges fall short in quarterfinals at UAAs
With a 2-1 lead in the third set of his singles match Friday against the University of Chicago at the University Athletic Association championships, Mike Vulfovich '07 reached deuce on rookie Garret Brinker's serve and needed a victory to take control of the match.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis