UAA Tennis Championships: Lerner sparks Judges to fifth
While other conference teams played at Brandeis throughout the weekend, the women's tennis team was quickly dispatched from its home court, losing to No.
Dan Hirschhorn
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UAA Tennis Championships: Lerner sparks Judges to fifth
While other conference teams played at Brandeis throughout the weekend, the women's tennis team was quickly dispatched from its home court, losing to No.
Club Sports: Kung Fu comes to 'Deis
It wasn't a Bruce Lee movie, but spectators were treated to all kinds of sparring at every level, as the Wun Hop Kuen Do Kung Fu club hosted a martial arts tournament Saturday in Gosman.
Two swimmers suspended from nationals
Two Brandeis swimmers were suspended at the NCAA championships last weekend for "violating team rules," according to a University press release.
Commentary: Toughness and NCAA's still await
There were less than six minutes left in the game, and things were only getting bleaker. The women's basketball team's deficit had swelled to 18, and the conference title seemed to slip further away with every brick tossed up from the perimeter.
Athlete injured in car crash
He was just making a lane change, but he inadvertently changed his life instead. Men's basketball and baseball player Rocco Toppi '08 suffered a near fatal car accident on Wednesday on Route 128.The six-foot-five native of Portland, Maine was on his way from home back to school driving teammate Bryan Lambert's '05 car when he was cut off by a car in the middle of a lane change.
Hall of Fame Bound
Former Brandeis athletic director, coach and early NFL quarterback Benny Friedman was elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday.
Deis and Football Meet Again
Hardly a school ever associated with sports, and certainly not football, Brandeis is proudly boasting several strong connections to the world of football as the Super Bowl nears.Despite not fielding a football team in 46 years, the University has alumni connections to both teams playing in Super Bowl XXXIX this Sunday night.
WBball: Picking up the pieces
Although they quickly bounced back, the damage was done. The women's basketball team defeated then UAA leading University of Chicago 84-76 on Sunday, only two days after being demolished in their worst game of the season, a 70-40 thrashing at the hands of Washington University on Friday.
Commentary: Athletic atmosphere on the rise
It's late in the second half of the women's ECAC championship game loss on Saturday afternoon, and for a moment, there's actually a great deal of energy from the crowd.
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