Author Archives: David McNeill

All season, the women’s golf team has been the Ivy League team to beat. On Sunday, the Bulldogs upheld their reputation and won the Ivy League Championship at the Atlantic City Country Club. Using a strong final round to cap off a solid tournament performance, the No. 1 ranked team in the conference won their »

Going into the final round of the Ivy League Championship, the men’s golf team was facing a second consecutive second place finish. But on Sunday, the team played to their potential and decisively captured the Ivy title. After a dominant third round performance, the team finished twenty strokes ahead of second place Columbia at Galloway »

In its final match of the regular season, the men’s golf team was unable to add a second tournament win to last week’s Princeton Invitational victory. As host of the Century Intercollegiate tournament, Yale was able to field two separate teams against the six other colleges participating. But both would succumb to the tricky course »

It may not have been as dramatic as the tiebreak win against Harvard, but for the second consecutive year the men’s golf team won the Princeton Invitational. It marked the first time the Bulldogs won a tournament since that thrilling victory over the Crimson last April. Sam Bernstein ’14 and Thomas McCarthy ’11 finished first »

It was a hole they could not climb out of. A late start time and deteriorating weather helped put the women’s golf team 18 strokes down to a hot-shooting Princeton team after the first day of the Brown Bear Invitational. Even after outshooting the Tigers on Monday to finish with a team score of 601, »

The women’s golf team had to settle for second place for the first time this spring, after heavy rains forced the team’s attempted comeback victory at the Hoya Invitational on Tuesday to be aborted when the rain made the course unplayable. The invitational was also the first time that Seo Hee Moon ’14 did not »

The women’s golf team is on a roll. After winning four of their five tournaments in the fall, the Elis haven’t missed a beat this season, going 2–0 so far in spring play. Fresh off a commanding victory over a field of 22 teams at the William and Mary Spring Invitational on March 20, they »

It wasn’t their best score of the season, but a small, injured gymnastics squad still managed to finish with a good performance in their final meet of the year. The Bulldogs finished seventh in the ECAC Championship with a score of 186.225, 1.7 points behind home-team Brown. Both teams, however, were too far behind to »

Yale gymnasts had a disappointing weekend in Philadelphia as the team took last place at the Ivy League Classic for the third consecutive year. The Bulldogs finished in fourth place at the competition with 185.550 points. Penn upset Cornell for the title, scoring 191.950 to the Big Red’s 190.550. Brown took third place with a »

The Yale gymnasts ended their home campaign with a dramatic win this past Saturday against Southern Connecticut State University. Captain Sherry Yang ’11 broke two personal records in her final meet at Yale. The Bulldogs notched their highest total of the season by earning 187.450 points to the Owls’ 185.850. With Tara Feld ’13 still »

An injured Yale squad placed second in Saturday’s Bulldog Invitational, finishing ahead of Springfield but behind Temple. The Owls controlled the top spots in each category, finishing with a team score of 191.600, while the Pride fell behind to end at 178.950. This Saturday’s team score of 184.350 represents a break in the Eli’s upward »

Yale gymnasts avenged their early season loss to Ithaca this past Sunday with a perfect team effort on the balance beam. But in the end, though, the Bulldogs finished second to Rutgers at the tri-meet competition Sunday, Yale’s first home meet of the season. Not one gymnast fell on the balance beam, as five of »