Author Archives: Konrad Coutinho

It is said that one of the hardest things to do in sports is come back from a devastating loss. But not for the softball team. In a double-header against the Marist Red Foxes (4–14), the Bulldogs (3–9) suffered a tough 4–3 loss in the first game before a dominant one-hitter pitching performance from pitcher »

The softball team’s spring break began with rain and eight straight losses, but ended with sunshine and two victories. The Bulldogs (2–8) fell to Bethune-Cookman (11–13) and UConn (6–9) and dropped three games to Stetson (15–11) at the Stetson Classic in DeLand, Fla., before losing to Stony Brook (6–7), Quinnipiac (10–13) and Fairfield (8–10) at »

The women’s basketball team may be out of the Ivy League title hunt, but the Bulldogs still have some work to do to have their best Ivy League finish since the 1992-’93 season. The Elis (12–14, 7–5 Ivy) will head on the road to take on the Columbia Lions (16–10, 7–5) on Friday and the »

The softball team will make its annual spring break trip to Florida to start the 2010 season, but this trip will be slightly different than in past years. Due to budget cuts, the Bulldogs will play just five games over three days in Florida, compared to last season’s seven-day, 12-game trip to the Sunshine State. »

It just was not meant to be: Though the women’s basketball team hoped for its first sweep of Dartmouth and Harvard in three years, the Elis fell just short of their goal this past weekend at the John J. Lee Amphitheater. After defeating the Big Green (11–14, 6–5) 58–42 on Friday, the Bulldogs (12–14, 7–5 »

Konrad Coutinho live-blogged the women’s basketball team’s 68–60 loss against Harvard from Payne Whitney Gymnasium on Saturday night. Click here to read the preview of the game, and click here to read the live blog from Friday’s 58–42 victory over Dartmouth. W. BASKETBALL | Yale vs. Harvard, 7 p.m.

Konrad Coutinho live-blogged Friday night’s women’s basketball game against Dartmouth from Payne Whitney Gymnasium. Click here to read the preview of the game. W. BASKETBALL | Yale vs. Dartmouth, by Konrad Coutinho

The women’s basketball team (11–13, 6–4 Ivy) will make one last stand to defend its home court this season as it hosts Dartmouth (10–13, 5–4) tonight and Harvard (16–7, 7–2) Saturday. The games will be the two final home contests in the careers of Ashley Carter ’10, Melissa Colborne ’10 and Haywood Wright ’10, all »

For the women’s basketball team, this weekend’s pair of Ivy League games will be more than just tough conference tests against rivals Dartmouth and Harvard. Saturday night’s contest against Harvard will double as Senior Night for three Elis: captain Ashley Carter ’10, Melissa Colborne ’10 and Haywood Wright ’10. “They’re a pretty special group,” head »

The women’s basketball team had a steep learning curve this weekend at the John J. Lee Amphitheater. The Bulldogs (11–13, 6–4 Ivy) lost to first-place Princeton (21–2, 9–0) 65–44 on Friday night and then learned from Princeton’s example to throttle Penn (1–22, 0–9) 70–38 on Saturday night. The Elis, who have already eclipsed their Ivy »

Konrad Coutinho live-blogs the women’s basketball game against Penn at 7 p.m. from Payne Whitney Gymnasium. Click here to read the preview of Saturday’s game. Click here to read the live-blog of Friday’s 65–44 loss. W. BASKETBALL | Yale vs. Penn, by Konrad Coutinho

Konrad Coutinho live-blogged the women’s basketball game against Princeton at 7 p.m. from Payne Whitney Gymnasium. Click here to read the preview of the game. W. BASKETBALL | Yale vs. Princeton, 7 p.m.