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Updated: Friday, November 20, 2009 4:28 p.m.

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W. SOCCER: Seniors finish strong 11.09.09

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.

W. Soccer | Elis host Brown in last game 11.06.09

It all comes down to tomorrow. The Yale women’s soccer team will have one last chance to earn a share of the Ivy League title when it takes on Brown on Saturday — a shot that also depends on Harvard’s performance against Columbia the same day.

W. SOCCER: Trying to stay on top 10.30.09

After beating Penn last week in Philadelphia while Harvard simultaneously fell to Princeton, the Yale women’s soccer team is back on top. Now the Bulldogs just have to stay there.

W. SOCCER: Overcoming the elements 10.26.09

Everything fell into place at once. At least, that’s what seemed to happen Saturday afternoon, when the Yale women’s soccer team defeated Penn (8-4–2, 2–3 Ivy) 2–1 on a rain-soaked pitch in Philadelphia and Princeton simultaneously grabbed a late-game 1–0 win over Harvard on the Crimson’s home turf.

W. SOCCER: Yale looking to rebound in Ivies 10.23.09

There is no more room for error. After falling to Ivy rival Harvard, who now sit in first place, on Tuesday and dropping to second place in the conference standings, the Bulldogs (8–5, 3–1 Ivy) will need to be on top of their game when they travel to Penn this Saturday.

W. SOCCER | Heartbreaker on Senior Night 11.03.08

In most ball sports, if you get absolutely dominated in shots, time of possession and turnovers, you lose the game.

W. Soccer: Above .500 and feeling good 9.15.08

The coach said “let there be offense,” and behold, there was offense.

Women's soccer: At home to right the ship 9.12.08

After a couple of overtime heartbreakers in the Bulldogs’ first three games, this weekend’s Yale Classic will provide a tough physical and mental test.

Experienced, and confident 9.09.08

W. soccer Captain Emma Whitfield ’09 leads a quartet of seniors pursuing a return to former glory

W. soccer: Elis bounce back with 1-0 win on Sunday 9.08.08

John’s in front of a home crowd yesterday. The Elis (1-1, 0-0 Ivy) lost an overtime thriller against UConn (3-3) by a score of 2-1 but defeated St. John’s (3-1) with a second-half goal two days later.

Difficult early games for Elis 9.05.08

After just missing the cut for the NCAA tournament last season, the women’s soccer team is ready to take on the new season with vengeance.

W. soccer beats up Tigers, then waits 11.12.07

The women’s soccer team rode a four-game end-of-season winning streak to a second-place finish in the Ivy League. And it may not be over yet.