M. Basketball
M. BASKETBALL | Splitting their P’s
The men’s basketball team earned its second straight weekend split, taking a 61–48 decision from Penn (2–14, 1–1) before dropping a 58–45 contest to Princeton (11–5, 2–0). The split sends the Elis’ record to 2–2 in conference play and 8–13 overall — good for fourth in the Ivy League behind league-leading Cornell, Princeton and Harvard.
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- M. BASKETBALL | Out of the running
- M. BASKETBALL | Playing the Killer P’s
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- M. BASKETBALL | Hoops at home
- M. BASKETBALL | Another split weekend for Yale
W. Basketball
W. BASKETBALL | Elis split games on the road
The Bulldogs (7–11, 2–2 Ivy) defeated Penn (1–16, 0–3) 58–51 on Friday night at the Palestra in Philadelphia before losing at first-place Princeton (15–2, 3–0) 69–48 the next day.
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- W. BASKETBALL | Home season ends with Senior Day
- W. BASKETBALL | Strong play not enough
- W. BASKETBALL | Down but not out
- W. BASKETBALL | Win one, lose one
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M. Ice Hockey
M. HOCKEY | Not your average summer camp (1)
Fresh off one the Yale men’s hockey team’s most successful seasons ever, five Bulldogs got a taste of what it is like to compete at the highest level during the summer break.
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- NCAA Tournament | LIVE BLOG: Yale vs. Vermont
- NCAA Tournament | Air Force upsets top-seeded Michigan
- NCAA Tournament | Vermont preview
- NCAA Tournament | Professors' predictions
- NCAA Tournament | Keys to the game: Yale vs. Vermont
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W. Ice Hockey
W. HOCKEY: Elis return to the ice
Last season was trying both on and off the ice for the women’s ice hockey team, but a young Bulldog squad is looking forward to a new start.
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- W. HOCKEY | Elis top QU before final game
- W. HOCKEY | Elis will miss playoffs
- W. HOCKEY | ECAC rematch upstate
- W. HOCKEY | Tough time starting ’09
- W. HOCKEY | Elis maul bears
- Long ties to hockey for Eli goaltender
- W. HOCKEY | Yale tops No. 4 BU, falls to UConn
- W. HOCKEY | Yale to play set in Storrs
- A pair of losses in OT sends w. hockey packing
M. Squash
M. SQUASH | No. 2 Yale edges No. 4 Princeton 5–4
“That’s what I’m talking about, baby!” echoed throughout the Jadwin Squash Center this past weekend after the men’s squash team earned a crucial 5–4 victory against perennial rival Princeton (6–2, 3–1 Ivy).
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- SQUASH | Season ends with individual performances
- M. SQUASH | Season ends with fifth-place finish
- M. SQUASH | Elis pull off the win
- M. SQUASH | Bulldogs keep on winning
- M. squash championships pit Eli against Eli in Md.
- M. squash heads to individuals
- Men’s squash wastes no time destroying Brown
- Big Ivy matches ahead for Elis
- M. squash title dreams dashed, 9-0
W. Squash
W. SQUASH | Elis drop crucial match to Tigers, 5–4
The Yale women’s squash team fell to Princeton in New Jersey this past weekend, dashing the team’s chances of capturing the Ivy League title.
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- W. SQUASH | Bulldogs dominant against Williams
- SQUASH | Season ends with individual performances
- W. SQUASH | Elis take fifth
- W. SQUASH | Bulldogs fall to Harvard
- W. SQUASH | Magic No. 9
- Ranieri ’08 clinches national title in w. squash
- Ranieri lives up to the hype
- Ranieri hunts for national title
- W. squash finishes third in the nation
Swimming
SWIMMING | Piecing it back together
The men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams rebounded from their losses to Harvard and Princeton last weekend with two decisive victories against Brown on Wednesday, winning 161–137 and 191–107, respectively. The women’s team won every race in the meet, while the men won 11 out of the 16.
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- SWIMMING | Bulldogs to face rivals at H-Y-P
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- SWIMMING: Strong start for Elis in N.Y.
- SWIMMING | Q&A: Righi ends career at NCAAs
- SWIMMING | Women place third
- SWIMMING | Big victories on senior day
- SWIMMING | Alex Righi: Pool shark
- SWIMMING | Training in the tropics
- SWIMMING | Swim sweeps SCSU in dual meet
Fencing
FENCING | Foilists lead Yale at Open
Foilists Nat Botwinick ’11 and Katharine Pitt ’12 led Yale fencing with top-10 finishes at the Penn State Open individual tournament two weekends ago in State College, Pa.
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- FENCING | Men win Little Iron Man Trophy
- FENCING | Elis fall in last meet
- FENCING | Epéeist pierces the competition
- Yalies snag three medals in Beijing
- Jacobson '06 nabs team bronze, announces retirement from fencing
- Fencer Jacobson '06 takes silver in Beijing
- Four Eli fencers qualify to head to NCAA Championships
- Eli foil squad captures the Little Iron Man Trophy
- Yale epeeists compete at the Junior Olympics, advance past initial round
Gymnastics
GYMNASTICS | Bulldogs win home opener (1)
The Elis posted their highest score of the season as they beat the second Ivy League opponent they have faced this year — making them 2–0 in Ivy League competition after beating Cornell last weekend.
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- GYMNASTICS | All-around champ
- GYMNASTICS | Injuries hurt gymnasts
- GYMNASTICS | Individual bests not enough to overcome injuries
- GYMNASTICS | All-around win for Elis
- Liao ’09 finishes 11th overall at NCAA Regional Championships
- Sports in Brief: Elis finish seventh at ECACs; Liao ’09 snags bid to NCAA Regionals
- Gymnasts take second at Ivy Championships
- Strong beam and floor performances not enough for Eli win
- Elis excel on beam, need help elsewhere
Indoor Track
TRACK | Elis on track for ECACs
The Bulldogs were put to the test this past weekend at the sixth annual Giegengack Invitational at Yale’s Coxe Cage. Although the meet was not scored, the men and women’s track and field teams proved themselves up to the challenge by running, jumping and throwing their way to a slew of personal bests as well as ECAC and IC4A-qualifying times.
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- TRACK | Men fourth at Heps
- Donaldson wins 3,000 Ivy title at Heps meet in Ithaca
- Track records fall as league season nears
- Men win, women second on track
- Track starts winter on firm ground
- Sports in Brief
- Runners end indoor season in Beantown
- Langhauser nabs school record
- Eli breaks dash mark in Boston
TRACK | Elis on track for ECACs
The Bulldogs were put to the test this past weekend at the sixth annual Giegengack Invitational at Yale’s Coxe Cage. Although the meet was not scored, the men and women’s track and field teams proved themselves up to the challenge by running, jumping and throwing their way to a slew of personal bests as well as ECAC and IC4A-qualifying times.
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W. SWIMMING | Huskies no match for Elis in final home meet
The women’s swimming and diving team finished an impressive regular season Saturday with a commanding 202–98 win over UConn. Perhaps more notably, though, it was the final home mee...
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M. SWIMMING | Blue end regular season with win
This past Saturday marked the last time Frank Keefe stepped into the Kiphuth Exhibition Pool before a meet as the Robert J.H. Kiphuth Director of Swimming. A large crowd of fans, w...
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W. HOCKEY | Road losses stop Bulldog winning streak
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The women’s hockey team’s three-game win streak and recent burst of ECAC success came to an abrupt end this weekend.
The Elis (9–13–3, 7–10–1 ECAC) suffered a 6...
- W. SQUASH | Elis beat Bears 8–1 The women’s squash team dominated the Brown Bears in Providence this past Saturday, giving the Elis their first Ivy League road victory of the season....
- M. BASKETBALL | Road split for Blue Another Ivy League weekend, another split for the men’s basketball team. After falling to powerful No. 25 Cornell 90–71 Friday night, the Bulldogs bounced back with a convincing 79...
- M. SQUASH | Bulldogs one step closer to Ivy title One to go: The men’s squash team defeated Brown, 6–3, on Saturday, putting them only one win away from an Ivy League championship....
- W. BASKETBALL | Elis rise to 2nd in Ivy League Bring out the brooms. For the first time in three years, the women’s basketball team (9–11, 4–2 Ivy) completed a weekend sweep of two Ivy League teams, downing Cornell (5–14, 0–6) ...
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M. HOCKEY | Elis sweep two Ivy rivals
After 10 goals and nearly 100 shots in a weekend sweep, the nation’s highest-scoring team is back in a tie for first place in the ECAC....
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W. HOCKEY | Bulldogs fall to Crimson 4–3
Despite a late surge, the Elis never led in their 4–3 loss to Harvard on Saturday. Ali Griswold live-blogged the game from Bright Hockey Center in Cambridge, Mass....
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M. HOCKEY | Yale tops Harvard 6–3
The Bulldogs overpowered the Crimson in a 6–3 win Saturday afternoon. R.J. Rico live-blogged the game from a sold-out Ingalls Rink....
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TENNIS | Bulldogs have no trouble over the weekend
The No. 44 Bulldogs continued their winning ways this weekend, beating UMass and the University of Memphis at the Cullman-Heyman Tennis Center to extend their home winning streak to 22 matches.
