Author Archives: Adlon Adams

The Bulldogs have regrouped strongly over their past two matches, defeating No. 12 Penn 6–3 on Sunday and sweeping No. 18 Brown on Wednesday night

The No. 4 Yale men’s squash team (9-2, 3-1 Ivy) hosted two nationally ranked Ivy League rivals this weekend at the Brady Squash Center.

The men’s squash team has been preparing to take on the reigning national champions this weekend along with another tough conference opponent.

The Yale men’s tennis team swept the competition in its first weekend of official match play at home, defeating three teams in two days.

The No. 4 Yale men’s squash team split this week’s matches against two teams ranked in the top 20 in the nation.

The nationally ranked No. 6 Yale men’s squash team extended its winning streak to five games after defeating two Ivy League opponents this weekend in New York.

Last weekend, the men’s squash team came in a close second against a heavily favored No. 3 Harvard squad at the Brady Squash Center.

At the first home tournament of the fall season the Yale men’s tennis team won 41 of its 44 matches in two consecutive days. The Bulldogs hosted Army and St. Bonaventure at their Yale Shootout this past weekend at the Cullman-Heyman Tennis Center in New Haven. The tournament lasted two days and featured both singles »

Two nationally ranked members of the Yale men’s tennis team competed in hard-fought qualifying matches at the Intercollegiate Tennis Associations’s Men’s All-American Championships in Oklahoma on Tuesday. Team captain Daniel Hoffman ’13 and John Huang ’13 both competed in the national championships at the University of Tulsa, which started Monday. They each lost two singles »

The Yale men’s tennis team packed the final rounds in singles at the historic site of the U.S. Open last weekend. While Yale traditionally shines in doubles matches, the Bulldogs sent four players to the final matches in the singles draws at the USTA Collegiate Invitational in Flushing, N.Y. Since entering the tournament in 2010, »

At the Princeton-Farnsworth Invitational, Yale doubles dominated the Ivy scene. Amid raucous partiers from Princeton’s lawnparties and enthusiastic Tigers fans, the Elis team capitalized on its freshman talent for a consistently strong showing in both singles and doubles at the team’s first competition of the year. During the first day of play, Yale went undefeated »

Yale field hockey ended its home opener against Quinnipiac in a victory with minutes to spare. With Sunday’s match, the field hockey team launched its third annual Get A Grip fundraiser for the Myotonic Dystrophy Foundation in honor of teammate Ona McConnell ’13, who has been battling the disease since her freshman year. The Bulldogs »