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For men and women’s golfers this weekend, second place was the popular place to be. Both captain Cindy Shin ’07 and Colby Moore ’09 came in second place overall in their respective tournaments, and the women’s team finished right behind Princeton at a tournament in Virginia. The women’s team traveled this weekend to the Georgetown »

The men’s and women’s track teams spent last weekend focusing on individual performances in order to tune up for the outdoor season. Down the road at Southern Connecticut State University, the women’s team came in third and the men’s team took sixth place in a meet that was largely meant to prepare the Elis for »

Nothing like some 70-degree weather to warm up the Yale golf teams for the 2007 season. At the University of Cincinnati Spring Invitational in Crystal River, Fla. this past weekend, the women’s team tied for sixth place with a score of 650. Members of the men’s team started their break play at the Liberty University »

The number of Bulldogs may have been small, but the athletes who qualified have a lot to brag about, including a record-breaking time, a potential NCAA Championship qualifier and several top 10 finishes. The men’s track team scored 16 points and placed 15th overall out of the 74 schools represented at his weekend’s 86th Annual »

Although there is no “I” in team, in a sport like track, the athletes quickly find out that there might be a few “I’s” in their “individual” events. The Bulldogs’ team scores at this weekend’s Ivy League Heptagonal Championships were not at all representative of the outstanding performances by several members of the men and »

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. At the annual Harvard-Yale-Princeton track meet held this Saturday, the Princeton Tigers finished on top, leaving the Harvard and Yale track teams in the dust. The men’s team scored 36 points and defeated Harvard (15) but was far surpassed by a strong Princeton »

If an honorary game ball were handed out after each track meet, the recipient for the Giegengack Invitational this past weekend would indisputably be captain John Langhauser ’07. In the last competition held at Coxe Cage for the indoor season, Langhauser broke the school record in the shot put in his final throw of the »

The men’s and women’s track teams ran up a sizeable list of accomplishments this weekend, finishing with a new school record and an NCAA provisional qualifying time. Aiming to set a strong tone early in the season, the Elis traveled to Boston University to compete in the Terrier Classic. The first away meet of the »

Individual successes proved only enough for one victory in the women’s track team’s first dual meet of the season. The Bulldogs hosted Columbia and Dartmouth at Coxe Cage this Sunday, where they won seven events and made a respectable entrance into Ivy League competition. The Elis finished with 66 points, falling to Dartmouth (76 points), »

The men’s track team is developing a new Yale tradition of dominating the Dartmouth and Columbia dual meet. The Elis oustcored both squads this past Sunday after beating them during the 2006 season as well. In the first meet of the season that focused on team rather than individual performances, the Bulldogs defeated their two »

As most Yale students began packing all of their warm clothes to head back to New Haven, the men’s and women’s track teams were already back on the track. On Saturday, the Bulldogs hosted numerous schools from the Northeast in the 25th Yale Collegiate Invitational at Coxe Cage. The meet proved to be a felicitous »

The men’s and women’s track teams bolted off to a solid start last weekend. The Bulldogs racked up numerous top-three finishes against several regional universities at the Yale Season Opener at Coxe Cage on Saturday afternoon. The Elis said that the weekend — which showcased individual performances rather than team competition — showed a promising »