Eugene Jung
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W. LACROSSE | Elis upset by No. 13 Cornell
Three straight Ivy wins proved too great a task for the women’s lacrosse team.
W. LACROSSE | Elis go for third Ivy win
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The Elis will have a grand finale match to end the Ivy League season tomorrow against No.13 Cornell in Ithaca.
W. LACROSSE | Bulldogs blow out Brown to overtake sixth in Ivies
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The women’s lacrosse pulled off a comeback 9–6 win against Brown on Wednesday after trailing in the first half. The team’s defense caused 15 turnovers and 13 clears, while attacker and captain Caroline Crow 0
W. LACROSSE | McMullan ’14 charts future of Eli defense
Former soccer goalie Erin McMullan ’14 now plays a different sport, but her position has always been the same. As the women’s lacrosse team’s last line of defense, her teammates all rely on her.
BASEBALL | Elis get revenge at Yale Field
All season, the Elis have been looking for games where they put all aspects of the game together at once, and yesterday’s game proved to be just that.
W. LACROSSE | Seniors dash past Lions
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Yale defeated Columbia 13–9 last weekend and celebrated Senior Day. Caroline Crow ’12 led the team with five goals, and Whitney Quackenbush ’12 recorded seven saves.
W. LACROSSE | Elis top Columbia
Earn first Ivy League victory. Yale's women's lacrosse team took home this season’s first Ivy League victory on Saturday, taking down the Columbia Lions 13-9 at home.
W. LACROSSE | Bulldogs and Lions to break Ivy tie
Bulldogs and Lions clash for Ivy standing
The Elis are going into a matchup against Columbia, tied with Yale for seventh in the Ivies, with the hopes of earning their first Ivy League win of the season. Although the Bulldogs failed to win on the road, they are back on the offensive track, scoring eight goals against the Seawolves on Wednesday.
New Music New Haven concludes season
On Thursday evening, the School of Music featured world-renowned Finnish composer, Kaija Saariaho’s “Serenatas and Terrestre” in Sprague Hall.
W. LACROSSE | Seawolves too skilled for the Bulldogs
Only 13 seconds remaining on the game clock of the first half, attacker Jen DeVito ’14 sent a strong shot into Stony Brook’s goal net with captain Caroline Crow’s ’12 fantastic assist and narrowed down the gap into 5–4. DeVito’s goal count would total four for the game Wednesday. But despite the fierce fight, Stony Brook proved too experience to take down, and the Elis fell 12–8 in New York.
