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The women’s soccer team remains undefeated at home but winless on the road after splitting a pair of games over the weekend. The Bulldogs (3–3–2) defeated Vermont (2–4–2), 2–1, on Friday night at Reese Stadium before suffering a 3–1 defeat at Boston University (7–2–1) on Sunday. Though the Bulldogs dominated the first half against Vermont »

The women’s soccer team continues non-conference play this weekend with a pair of games against America East opponents. The Bulldogs (2–2–2) will host Vermont (2–3–2) on Friday night before traveling to Massachusetts to face Boston University (6–2–1) on Sunday. The two matchups will be the Bulldogs’ last chances to prepare for their Ivy League opener »

The women’s soccer team faced two Big East teams over the weekend but despite playing well, fell short each time. On Tuesday night, however, the Bulldogs finally got the result they felt they had earned. Yale rebounded at home and defeated Quinnipiac 2–0 in a game that saw the Elis (2–2–2) settle down midway through »

The women’s soccer team suffered its first losses of the season this weekend, falling to two Big East opponents on the road. The Bulldogs (1–2–2) lost at Rutgers, 1–0, (4–2) on Friday night before dropping a 2–1 contest at St. John’s (4–2–2) on Sunday. Rutgers’ offense outperformed Yale, outshooting the Elis 15 to five. The »

The women’s soccer team will face its first tests on the road this weekend with a pair of games against Big East teams. The Bulldogs (1–0–2) will travel to New Jersey to take on Rutgers (3–2) on Friday night before heading to New York for a matchup against St. John’s (3–2–1) on Sunday. The Elis »

The women’s soccer team continued its undefeated start to the season with a 1–1 tie against Sacred Heart in a game that was cut short by rainy conditions on Tuesday night at Reese Stadium. Though the Pioneers (2–1–1) held a 1–0 lead through the entire first half, the Bulldogs (1–0–2) came back to tie the »

It did not take long for the class of 2015 to make an impact for the Yale women’s soccer team. Forwards Meredith Speck ’15 and Georgiana Wagemann ’15 both scored their first career goals to lead the Bulldogs (1–0–1) to a 2–0 victory over Marist (1–2) in the team’s first game of the Yale Soccer »

The women’s soccer team makes its return to the pitch this weekend with a pair of home games against Marist and Providence. The Bulldogs will face the Marist Red Foxes tonight and the Providence Friars on Sunday. The games will both be part of the Yale Soccer Classic, a tournament hosted by the Bulldogs at »

Last year, the women’s soccer team lived and died based on the performance of forward Becky Brown ’11. With last year’s Ivy League Player of the Year having since graduated, though, the team is looking for a new strategy as it hopes to improve off of last year’s sixth-place finish. Head coach Rudy Meredith said »

The softball team held steady at third in the Ivy League standings after dropping two games to Ivy League leader Harvard on Saturday in Cambridge. The Crimson (28–14, 12–2 Ivy), who lead the league with a .312 batting average and are second with a 2.52 ERA, defeated the Bulldogs (15–21, 6–8) 8–0 in six innings »

The softball team will travel to Cambridge, Mass., this weekend to kick off a four-game series with archrival Harvard. Yale (15–19, 6–6 Ivy) will look to dethrone the Crimson (26–13, 10–2), who are currently in first place in the North Division and have the best record in the Ancient Eight. The Elis sit in third »

The softball team broke its 0–4 midweek streak when it split its doubleheader at Wagner on Wednesday. The Bulldogs (15–19, 6–6 Ivy) took the first game, 9–1, before falling to the Seahawks (8–24), 7–4, in the nightcap. The doubleheader saw two Elis reach impressive milestones: right fielder Jennifer Ong ’13 broke the school record for »