Sunday, the Brandeis baseball team got Head Coach Pete Varney (in his 22nd season with the Judges) his 501st career win at the Division III level with a come-from-behind 7-6 victory over host UMass-Dartmouth in Dartmouth, Mass.The Judges' 6-3 win over Suffolk University Thursday, coupled with the UMass-Dartmouth victory, helped the squad raise its record above .500 (9-8-1) for the first time since their trip to Florida in March.
The Brandeis University men's baseball team (4-2 UAA, 7-8 overall) proved inconsistent at home last week, defeating Wentworth Institute of Technology, Salve Regina University and Springfield College, but losing to Endicott College and St.
What began as a promising trip to Florida for the Brandeis University baseball team ended in disappointment, as the team lost five consecutive games after winning four of its first five.During the trip, the Judges stopped at Sanford before venturing to Daytona Beach, where they battled rainy weather as well as difficult opponents.
The saying "wait till next year" is one of eternal hope throughout the world of sports. It means writing off one unsuccessful season and looking forward to the next because it holds more promise.
If it is indeed true that defeat is a better teacher than victory, the Brandeis University men's basketball team really went to school last week.After beginning the week with a 77-68 win over Mt.
The Brandeis men's basketball team (2-5 UAA, 5-10) got off to a great start last week by defeating Tufts University 72-70 at the buzzer.
The Judges proved that basketball games are not unlike theatrical productions in their 71-68 home victory over University Athletic Association rival New York University at home on Saturday.
Some teams live and die by the 3-point shot, and the men's basketball team died by it during its season opener this weekend.
The men's basketball team had its last pre-season scrimmage on Sunday at Emmanuel College in Boston.
Although their season does not begin until Nov. 22 with the North Country Tip-Off Tournament in Potsdam, NY, the men's basketball team has already had one major turn-over: Losing all-time scoring leader Rashad Williams to graduation.
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