Author Archives: Betsey Di Bonaventura

The men’s soccer team was able to hold its own and keep a tied score against the No. 11 Princeton Tigers (13–3–1, 7–0–0 Ivy) for more than 60 minutes on Saturday. But in the end, freshman Princeton midfielder Patrick O’Neil broke the tie in the 62nd minute with an unassisted goal and the Bulldogs (3–12–2, »

The men’s soccer team’s final game of the season may be its hardest. The Bulldogs (3–11–2, 1–4–1 Ivy) will take the field for the last time in 2010 on Senior Day Saturday afternoon against the No. 11 Princeton Tigers (12–3–1, 6–0–0 Ivy). The Tigers are looking to secure the Ivy League title with a win »

Despite holding a 1–1 tie at halftime with the No. 17 Brown Bears (11–2–3, 3–2–1 Ivy), the men’s soccer team (3–11–2, 1–4–1) couldn’t withstand a full 90 minutes of play and allowed three second half goals, falling 4–1 in its final road game of the season. The third place Bears seemed manageable for the Elis »

The men’s soccer team wants to end its final road trip of the season on a good note Saturday when it heads to Providence, R.I. The Bulldogs (3–10-2, 1–3–1 Ivy) are looking to get revenge for a frustrating 2–1 loss to the No. 17 Bears (10–3–2, 2–2–1 Ivy) last year. Last season, the Bulldogs came »

Coming into the weekend, the men’s soccer team was tied with Columbia for sixth in the Ivy League standings, and Saturday night’s result reflected that balance. The Bulldogs (3–10–2, 1–3–1 Ivy) and the Lions (5–7–2, 1–3–1 Ivy), battled to a scoreless double-overtime tie in the game. Bobby Thalman ’13 returned for the Bulldogs after being »

With their starting goalie suspended and coming off a 2–0 loss to a tough Penn squad, the men’s soccer team (4–10–1, 1–3–0 Ivy) kept its composure Wednesday night, defeating Lehigh (7–6-2), 1–0, at Reese Stadium in their last non-league contest of the season. Yale goalie Bobby Thalman ’13 was forced to sit out the game »

For over an hour on Saturday, the fifth place men’s soccer team found themsleves sticking with nationally ranked Penn. But a red card in the second half on goalie Bobby Thalman ’13 and the penalty kick that followed put the men’s soccer team (2–10–1, 1–3–0 Ivy) in a hole that it could not could get »

Fresh off their first Ivy win of the season, the men’s soccer team plays its first home Ivy League game this weekend against No. 17 Penn (10–2–0, 3–0–0 Ivy) at Reese Stadium on Saturday. Nearing the halfway point of the Ivy League portion of the season, the Bulldogs (2–9–1, 1–2–0 Ivy) are coming off a »

The struggling men’s soccer team will play their third consecutive Ivy game on the road this Saturday against Cornell. The Bulldogs (1–9–1, 0–2–0 Ivy) will face the Big Red (4–3–4, 0–1–1) at Berman Field in Ithaca, N.Y. The Elis, who haven’t recorded more than two goals in a single game all season, will look to »

Midfielder Sebastian Serra ’11 scored his first career goal against Dartmouth on Saturday night, but it wasn’t enough for a win. The Bulldogs (1–9–1, 0–2 Ivy) fell 3–1 to the Big Green (6–3–1, 1–1 Ivy) at Burnham Field in Hanover, N.H. Serra’s goal tied the game in the 57th minute, and the Elis stayed in »

The men’s soccer team will look to break a three-game losing streak on Saturday when they travel to Dartmouth, N.H. to take on the Big Green. Dartmouth (5–3–1, 0–1 Ivy) has defeated Yale (1–8–1, 0–1 Ivy) in five of the last six meetings. The last thirteen matchups between them have ended up in either one-goal »

Saturday’s match against Harvard ended in a manner all too familiar for the Elis this season. In their Ivy League opener at Ohiri Field, the Bulldogs (1–8–1, 0–1 Ivy) fell to the Crimson (3–3–3, 1–0 Ivy), 1–0 — their third consecutive loss overall and their third straight one-goal loss to the Crimson. Both the Crimson »