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.
The Yale volleyball team had a weekend of mixed results as they took on Harvard and Dartmouth.
Though the loss to Penn significantly lowered the Bulldogs’ chances of repeating as Ivy League champions, the Yale volleyball team (17–3, 7–2 Ivy) will set out to finish the regular season strong on the road against Harvard (10–11, 6–4) and Dartmouth (9–11, 5–5) this weekend.
The volleyball team was all but eliminated from Ivy League title contention champions after falling to rival Penn on Friday night in Philadelphia.
Revenge will be on every Yale volleyball player’s mind this weekend.
As the Yale volleyball team gears up for its biggest game of the season this coming Friday against Penn, the Bulldogs will rely on their defense to stop the Quakers’ attack.
The Yale volleyball team dominated Ivy League play this past weekend against Dartmouth and Harvard at the John J. Lee Amphitheater.
The Yale volleyball team (14-2, 4-1 Ivy) looks to continue its winning ways this weekend against Dartmouth (7-9, 3-3) and Harvard (7-10, 3-3). After two big road wins at Cornell and Columbia last weekend, the Bulldogs return to their home turf at the John J. Lee Amphitheater to continue Ivy League play.
After a victory in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament, the women’s volleyball team’s run has come to an end at the hands of the defending champions.
As if a Cinderella story for the regular season were enough, the Bulldogs are headed to the big dance this weekend.
Over Thanksgiving break, the majority of Yale students returned home to enjoy a few moments of rest before the final push. That was almost the case for the women’s volleyball team.
After both his Super Bowl victories, John Elway was asked what he was going to do as champion. His answer was simple: “I’m going to Disneyland.” And while the days of John Elway are over, a new champion is reviving the tradition. The Bulldogs (19-4), newly crowned Ivy League champions, will travel to California over Thanksgiving break to battle against No. 17 San Diego...
