Teams aim for fast start despite losses
■ Emily Bryson ’19 and Ryan Stender ’18 will lead the pack during the outdoor regular season.
Noah Hessdorf
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Unlikely underdog teams clash as the window for playoff berth and national title begins to narrow
The 2016 Major League Baseball season is winding down, and it is poised for a wild last month. The Chicago Cubs have been the story all around the league since spring training began six months ago, and they have not disappointed.
Squads earn All-New England honors at meet
■ Evan Scott ’16 recorded a second place finish among Division III competitors in the high jump.
Women split games in lopsided weekend contests
■ Infielder Madison Sullivan ’16 knocked in her sixth home run of the year in a crushing defeat of Colby.
National Basketball Association offers surprising results outside of predictable high-profile teams
As the NBA season comes to a close, a look around the league offers a few interesting observations.
Judges split close games in long road trip battle
■ Infielder Keri Lehtonen ’19 drove in the first run of the day against Worcester to help the Judges take a win.
Judges put up pair of victories against foes
■ Outfielder Liam O’Connor ’16 collected base hits in each of the first four innings in a decisive win against UMass Boston.
Squad falters in doubleheader
■ Pitcher Sam Miller ’16 held Clark to one run in an eventual weekend loss on rival territory.
League’s harsh stance alienates viewers
■ Former star pitcher Goose Gossage spoke out against the way the game is played by the new generation of baseball players.
Teams slide into bracket positions and into all-out playoff mode as tourney madness takes off
On Selection Sunday, the NCAA tournament bracket was finally unveiled. In a season filled with upsets and surprises around every turn, the Selection Show continued that trend.
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