Football
FOOTBALL: Rivalry stretch begins (5)
The Yale football team starts a new season Saturday — rivalry season. The two-week season within the season concludes with Harvard’s highly anticipated visit to the Yale Bowl for The Game next weekend, but begins this weekend with Yale’s away contest against the Bulldogs’ other archrival, Princeton.
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M. Soccer
M. SOCCER | Tough test on Senior Day
After an impressive win against Columbia last weekend, Yale welcomes a strong Brown squad to Reese Stadium for Senior Day on Saturday.
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- M. SOCCER: Rose to the rescue
- M. SOCCER: Blue travel to NY
- M. SOCCER: Elis tripped up by weather
- M. SOCCER: Elis on the road
- M. soccer falls hard, twice
- Men's soccer: Two talented opponents wait for Elis in Hanover
- STEPPING UP: With fresh faces, new depth for m. soccer
- M. soccer slays Maine
- Elis must end home woes
W. Soccer
W. SOCCER: Seniors finish strong
Senior captain Sophia Merrifield ’10 wanted to go out on a high note. And the women’s soccer team made that happen Saturday, edging Brown (5–9–1, 2–5 Ivy) 1–0 to win Yale’s final Ivy competition of the season on Senior Night at Reese Stadium.
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- W. Soccer | Elis host Brown in last game
- W. SOCCER: Trying to stay on top
- W. SOCCER: Overcoming the elements
- W. SOCCER: Yale looking to rebound in Ivies
- W. SOCCER | Heartbreaker on Senior Night
- W. Soccer: Above .500 and feeling good
- Women's soccer: At home to right the ship
- Experienced, and confident
- W. soccer: Elis bounce back with 1-0 win on Sunday
Field Hockey
FIELD HOCKEY | Elis finish with Bears
The Yale field hockey team will look to finish one of most successful seasons in the program’s history with in its game against Brown (5–11, 0–6 Ivy) Saturday at Johnson Field.
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- FIELD HOCKEY: OT win for Bulldogs
- FIELD HOCKEY: Elis remain in second
- FIELD HOCKEY: Cantore ’10 assists in Bulldogs’ win
- F. HOCKEY | Landshut votes Obama-Rodman
- With win, f. hockey’s trajectory continues upwards
- Field Hockey: Hanging tough
- Shot shortage puts f. hockey in deep hole
- McCauley returns as leading scorer
- Lions slay Eli field hockey in N.Y. make-up
Volleyball
VOLLEYBALL | Elis’ final home games
The 2009 Yale women’s volleyball season nears its finish as the Bulldogs play their two final home games of the season this coming weekend. The Elis (18–4, 8–3 Ivy) will host Columbia (11–14, 2–10) Friday and Cornell (6–17, 3–9) Saturday for Senior Day.
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- VOLLEYBALL | Elis split games on the road
- VOLLEYBALL | Blue back on the road
- VOLLEYBALL: Elis all but out of title hunt
- VOLLEYBALL: Revenge in mind
- Volleyball: Ozurovich digs it
- VOLLEYBALL: Bulldogs stay hot
- VOLLEYBALL: Blue hosts Green, Crimson
- VOLLEYBALL | In NCAAs, Elis' season ends at the hands of No. 1 Penn State
- VOLLEYBALL | Volleyball ready for NCAAs
M. Golf
Wescoe ’10 blends golf and art (4)
Most athletes at Yale draw a sharp line between their academic and athletic careers. But Ben Wescoe’s ’10 passion for golf has enabled him to combine both.
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- GOLF | Bulldogs have trouble on hard course
- GOLF | Elis finish second; first among Ivies
- GOLF | Men’s golf falls to Harvard
- Rough start for m. golf
- M. golf blows lead, places second in league
- Fresh off win, Colby Moore ’09 looks toward the Ivies
- Moore leads m. golf to tournament win
- Moore ’09 leads men’s golf to 8th place finish
- In cold and wind, m. golf struggles to 14th place finish
W. Golf
W. GOLF | Golf alum wins place in LPGA Tour
In fall 2005, then-senior Jeehae Lee ’06 had already planned the next few years of her life. While she entered Yale as a golfer, Lee had left the team after her freshman year and had landed a job in finance her senior year. She had long ago given up the dream of becoming a professional golfer — or at least that is what she thought. This spring, however, Lee will not be...
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- W. GOLF | Golf gives way on final day
- Women's golf: Kemmer wins her first start
- W. golf struggles early, ends in middle of pack
- Shoddy greens hinder w. golf
- Sports in Brief: Women’s golf places third at the Hoya Invitational on Tuesday; Princeton finishes in first place
- New indoor golf facility will offer winter options
- Golf struggles at Ivy Champs
- W. crew remains unbeaten
Cross Country
CROSS COUNTRY: Cross country stumbles at Ivies (2)
It was a disappointing day for both the men’s and women’s cross country teams last Friday at the 70th annual Ivy League Heptagonal Championships in Van Cortlandt Park, N.Y.
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M. Crew
M. CREW: Y150 finishes fourth
The Y150 gave a strong all-around performance at its penultimate race Sunday at the Princeton 3-Mile Chase.
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- M. CREW: Heavyweights fail to defend title
- LIGHTWEIGHT CREW | Crew tops Navy in opener
- HEAVYWEIGHT CREW | Heavyweights fall to Bears
- CREW | Frosh second in Cambridge
- CREW | Triple threat
- Lightweights still flawless after sweep of Dartmouth
- Men’s heavyweights’ struggles continue
- Lightweights win Cup, then beat Cornell
- Heavyweights hold on to Olympic Axe
W. Crew
W. CREW: Elis achieve a three-peat
The Yale women’s crew ended its fall season with a three-peat victory at the Princeton Chase this past weekend. The Bulldogs’ boats took first, sixth, 13th and 38th place in the women’s varsity eight at Lake Carnegie. This is the third time in a row that the Yale A boat has won the event in Princeton, N.J.
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- W. CREW | Elis sweep on anniversary day
- W. CREW | Third sweep of season
- W. CREW | Women sweep all five races
- W. CREW | No. 1 Bulldogs rule water
- CREW | Triple threat
- For w. crew, NCAA championship was more than victory, it was sweet revenge
- W. crew wins fifth regatta of season
- W. crew wins again, sweeping four races
- At home, w. crew wins third straight regatta
Amor: Yale has no chance
Those of us on The Crimson’s sports board feel the same way about Yale football coach Tom Williams as Boston Red Sox fans feel about the Yankees’ closer, Mariano Rivera. We hate the team, but we respect the man.
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- W. HOCKEY | Bulldogs looking to build on first win While most of Yale gears up for The Game on Saturday, the women’s hockey team will take on the Crimson Friday night at Ingalls Rink....
- M. SQUASH | Blue open with Williams After a rigorous preseason, the men’s squash team steps back on the court Saturday for its first match of the season. The Bulldogs will take on Williams, which they beat in the 200...
- W. SQUASH | Elis encouraged by Ivy Scrimmages After finishing second at the Ivy Scrimmages last weekend, the Yale women’s squash team is looking to capture a win in its first regular season match against Williams College on Fr...
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126th edition of historic rivalry
Times have certainly changed since the Yale and Harvard football teams first met in 1875, but one thing remains the same — the unmatched spirit and rivalry of The Game.
