Squad splits pair of opening road games
Guard Sydney Sodine ’17 put back up the winning basket with 16 seconds remaining on Wednesday.
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Judges begin campaign with two dominant wins
Center Maria Jackson ’17 was named tournament MVP, scoring 29 points over the two games.
Teams secure first win of the year at meeting
Erin Gawronski ’18 won the women’s 200-yard individual medley at Worcester Polytechnic Institute on Sunday for her first collegiate victory.
Judges end fall season at regional meet
Brian Granoff ’17 advanced to the semifinals of the Wallach Invitational, hosted by Bates College.
New England Patriots respond to early season troubles with dominant victory over Cincinnati Bengals
The New England Patriots bounced back from one of their worst regular season losses on Sept. 29 under head coach Bill Belichick?a 41-14 drubbing at the hands of the Kansas City Chiefs?with a dominant 43-17 win on Sunday night over the previously undefeated Cincinnati Bengals.The win was by far the Patriots’ most impressive performance of the season thus far, pushing their season record to 3-2, including wins over the Minnesota Vikings and Oakland Raiders.
Squad secures first win at home with late goal
Forward Samantha Schwartz ’18 scored her second game-winning goal for the Judges on Saturday.
Dallamora gains 300th career win in triumph
The squad responded to a season-opening 1-0 loss by giving coach Denise Dallamora her 300th win.
Team tops Colby-Sawyer at home
The men’s tennis team hosted Colby-Sawyer College on Saturday for their only meet of the fall season, and the team came away with a dominant 8-1 victory to start the year.The Judges put the pressure on their opponent right from the start during the doubles matches and never let up, dropping just two sets overall between the three doubles matches and the six singles matches.
Opening round of NBA Playoffs providing no home court advantage for league's top-seeded teams
It took 82 games to decide home-court advantage throughout the NBA Playoffs, but after a week of basketball all of that could be thrown out the window. Of the eight playoff series in the first round, the only team to maintain its home court is the defending champion Miami Heat, which only had to contend with a limping Al Jefferson after he injured his plantar fascia in the opening minutes of the first game. Out of the seven series in which the higher seed has lost home court advantage, two teams lost both games at home. The Chicago Bulls, exceeding all expectations by grabbing the fourth seed after guard Derrick Rose went down for the second-straight season and forward Luol Deng was traded away to the Cleveland Cavaliers, have seemingly come down to earth and lost both home games to start off the series.
Runners take top spots over strong opponents
The men's and women's track and field teams took part in the Yellow Jacket Invitational hosted by American International College under cold and windy conditions on Saturday.
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