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The Bulldogs started this weekend off on the right foot, extending their winning streak to three with a 72–60 win at Penn on Friday — only to run into a brick wall at Princeton the next day. The Tigers proved too much for the Elis (12–8, 4–2 Ivy) to handle as they fell 72–47, dropping »

Two milestones are in sight as the women’s basketball team hits the road this weekend to take on Penn and Princeton. Head coach Chris Gobrecht is two wins away from her 500th career coaching victory, and guard Megan Vasquez ’13 needs only 47 more points to reach the 1,000-point mark for her career. Gobrecht began »

The women’s basketball team fared much better than the men’s team against its Harvard opponents this weekend. The Bulldogs (11–7, 3–1 Ivy) beat the Crimson 68–63 on Friday and then dominated Dartmouth Sunday afternoon by a score of 89–65. “[Beating Harvard] was an amazing feeling,” guard Megan Vasquez ’13 said. “We swept them last year, »

The Bulldogs travel to Cambridge tonight for what might be the most important game of their season thus far. A week after earning a decisive 10-point victory at Brown in their first Ivy League game of the season, the Elis (9–7, 1–1 Ivy) fell to the Bears in their second conference game, a tightly contested »

Thirteen years and 252 straight wins made Trinity squash a dynasty. But Yale, the No. 2 squash powerhouse for three years, was determined to claim some of the glory last Wednesday night. College squash saw the end of an era when John Roberts ’12 scored his 11th point against Trinity’s Johan Detter that evening, climching »

Poor shooting doomed the Bulldogs Friday night as they tried to complete a season sweep of Brown for only the third time since 2003. The team shot only 36.5 percent from the floor in its 60–55 loss to the Bears after beating the Bears 75–65 the week before. For each of the past 10 seasons »

The Bulldogs will be hoping that history repeats itself tonight when they face off against Brown for the second time in eight days. The Elis (9–6, 1–0 Ivy) kicked off their conference schedule with consecutive games against Brown (9–5, 0–1 Ivy) last season as well and notched two 12-point victories in a week. This strong »

It was a tale of two halves Friday night at the Brown’s Pizzitola Sports Center as the women’s basketball team faced off against the Bears (9–5, 0–1 Ivy). After going into halftime down by one, the Bulldogs (9–6, 1–0 Ivy) rallied down the stretch to come away with a 75–65 victory and a 1–0 start »

When the women’s basketball team takes the floor Friday night, it will turn for leadership to Michelle Cashen ’12, its one constant presence from the last four years. The captain is the only Bulldog to have played in each of the past four seasons and has only missed three of the 99 games that the »

Baruch was just the final stepping stone — now the Bulldogs must take the plunge into Ivy League play. The Elis (8-6, 0-0 Ivy) walked all over the Bearcats (6-7, 2-1 CUNYAC) right from the opening tip, on their way to an 80-47 victory at John J. Lee amphitheater yesterday. The game was the team’s »

For the third time this season, the women’s basketball team suffered a loss at an away game with a crowd of more than 2,000. As in their last meeting with a ranked opponent, the women’s basketball team jumped out to an early lead on Aarica West’s ’13 lay-up only 10 seconds into the game. But »

After a long Thanksgiving week in Texas, now only Delaware stands between the women’s basketball team and its return home to the John J. Lee Amphitheater. Since opening their season at home with a win against Holy Cross, the Bulldogs (4–2, 0–0 Ivy) have been away from their home court for the last five games, »