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After an undefeated regular season, the women’s squash team will look to extemd its win streak to 17 consecutive wins and a national championship this weekend. The No. 1 Elis (14–0, 6–0 Ivy) will begin its quest for the national CSA title at the Howe Cup against No. 8 Dartmouth (9–7, 1–5) on Friday. If »

The No. 2 Yale men’s squash team cruised past No. 6 Harvard on Saturday night en route to its second consecutive Ivy League title for the first time in the team’s history. The Bulldogs (13–1, 6–0 Ivy) defeated the Crimson (7–4, 3–3) 7–2 and prevented Princeton from having a share of the league title. Although »

It came down to the very last match and the very last game, but it was Yale that ultimately prevailed. Caroline Reiegeluth ’11 took the fifth game of her match against the Crimson’s Sarah Mumanachit for the match victory, 5–4, and Yale’s first Ivy League title in seven years. The win (14–0, 5–0 Ivy) capped »

The men’s and women’s squash teams will head to Cambridge this Saturday to face Harvard in matches that have Ivy League title implications. The No. 2 men’s squash (12–1, 5–0 Ivy) will look to capture sole ownership of the league championship this week, as they have already won at least a share of the title »

In just her freshman year, Camilla Tomlinson ’14 has proven to be one of the top squash players not only on the Yale women’s team but also in the nation. Tomlinson is the second-highest ranked freshman in the nation at No. 10, behind only Trinity’s No. 8 Catalina Pelaez. She has not lost a single »

The Yale men’s squash team moved to within one win of their second consecutive Ivy League title after defeating Brown on Saturday at the Brady Squash Center. The No. 2 Bulldogs (12–1, 5–0 Ivy) faced little resistance from the No. 12 Bears (6–5, 0–4), who have yet to defeat an Ivy League opponent. The Bulldogs »

The women’s squash team earned its ninth 9–0 win of the season after easily defeating No. 10 Brown on Saturday afternoon. With the win, the No. 2 Bulldogs (13–0, 5–0 Ivy) continued their dominant, undefeated season and are just one win away from the Ivy League title. The Bulldogs hope to get that win against »

Both the No. 2 men’s and No. 2 women’s squash teams are just two wins away from Ivy League titles. After coming off two much-needed victories against Princeton, the two teams will try to knock down one of those wins as they take on Brown this Saturday at the Brady Squash Center. The men’s team »

The Yale men’s and women’s tennis teams had a tough start to the regular season this weekend. The men’s squad was unable to find its range in its opening contests to begin the season, dropping both its matches against Boston College and Purdue on Saturday and Sunday, respectively. The women’s team, meanwhile, lost to No. »

Known as the silent killer, carbon monoxide has made its mark on the winter season in New Haven. Fire Marshal Joseph Cappucci said that New Haven is seeing more carbon monoxide-related incidents this year. He attributed the increase to heavier use of furnaces in face of recent cold temperatures. The trend has prompted city officials »

The Yale men’s squash team extended its win streak to four after defeating Princeton last weekend, but that victory did not come easy. The No. 2 Bulldogs (11–1, 4–0 Ivy) barely edged out a No. 3 Tiger team (6–1, 3–1), 5–4, continuing the Elis’ hope to defend their Ivy League title. The last time a »

Princeton posed no challenge for an undefeated Yale women’s squash team over the weekend. The No. 2 Elis (12–0, 4–0 Ivy) took full advantage of a rusty, disappointed No. 4 Tiger (6–3, 3–2), who lost two consecutive matches last week after returning to play from a seven week hiatus. Last year, the Bulldogs fell to »