The seniors on the women's soccer team said goodbye to their home fans triumphantly Saturday, as the Judges took advantage of a break in conference play to shut out Saint Joseph's College 3-0 in the team's last home game of the season.
It's hard to find fault in an undefeated conference record, but after playing to its third scoreless draw in four University Athletic Association games, the women's soccer team has barely seen its hard work pay off in the win column.In a physical game marred by 21 fouls, the Judges withstood a 9-0 shot disadvantage in overtime to sustain a 0-0 draw against Emory University in a UAA contest at home Sunday.
The women's soccer team didn't win Saturday, but after holding one of the nation's top teams scoreless for 110 minutes, players said they had reason to be satisfied.Despite being outshot 21-6, including 10-1 in the second half, Brandeis battled host University of Rochester, ranked No.
During halftime of the game against Bowdoin College Sunday, the women's soccer team found itself in a familiar position: down 1-0 after the first half, the same deficit the team faced in each of its two losses this season.In each of those games, the Judges rallied to tie the score before falling in overtime.
An offensive explosion fueled the women's soccer team this week, as the Judges won consecutive 3-1 games over Simmons College Wednesday and Clark University Saturday.
Sitting with his arms and legs extended, Adam Green '07 laughs as he discusses his childhood sports background, which included an uncommon fascination with the 2000 Southern Methodist University basketball team.
The women's soccer team began last season on an emotional high, giving coach Denise Dallamora her 200th career victory.
Taking the court without several key players, the men's and women's tennis teams limped to eighth and seventh place respectively finishes in the season-ending University Athletic Association tournament from April 21-23 in Atlanta.
The men's tennis team dropped consecutive 6-1 decisions this past weekend to Bates College on Saturday and to Colby College Sunday, putting their record at 6-3 for the season.
The men's team dropped consecutive 6-1 decisions this past weekend to Bates College on Saturday and to Colby College on Sunday, putting their record at 6-3 for the season.
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