The women's tennis team took a small step forward at the University Athletic Association championships this weekend in Cleveland, but nearly made even greater strides during a grueling final day.The Judges dropped a 5-4 marathon in the fifth-place match against Washington University in St.
At this point last year, both tennis teams were struggling heading into the University Athletic Association championships.
There was very little difference in strategy between the men's tennis team and Tufts University's team Sunday.
Facing three match points against them, Sam Jonas '07 and his partner Mike Vulfovich '07 had their backs to the wall during the No.1 doubles contest of the men's tennis team's home match against Bates College Sunday.
Both tennis teams saw changes at the top of their lineups this weekend, and while the strategy worked in one match for the men, it failed in both matchups for the women.After 2005 University Athletic Association Player of the Year Sam Jonas '07 and Mike Vulfovich '07 switched places on the singles ladder, the men's team split two matches Saturday, defeating Connecticut College 9-0 Sunday before falling to No.
Despite the presence of two former varsity basketball players on their team, Duvey's Dozen trailed by four points to the top-seeded Jackhammers at halftime at the men's intramural basketball championship game Tuesday.
After his team suffered a difficult 77-70 overtime loss in the first round of the NCAA tournament to Brandeis Friday, Trinity College coach Stanley Ogrodnik echoed what fans of both teams were saying after the tournament bracket was released last Monday."This probably should have been a third-round game," Ogrodnik told reporters after the game.
Even with his team trailing by eight points at halftime at New York University Saturday, with an NCAA tournament bid on the line, men's basketball coach Brian Meehan wasn't very worried.
Forward Terrell Hollins '10, the men's basketball team's second-leading scorer and rebounder, is expected to miss the rest of the season after breaking his foot in Friday's 74-69 loss to the University of Chicago.Hollins injured his foot late in the second half after stepping on a Chicago player's foot.
The Bears have always been a persistent thorn in the side of the men's basketball team, having defeated the Judges 29 times in a row heading into what could have been No.
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