Over a weekend of shifty winds and difficult sailing conditions, both of Yale’s sailing teams emerged with their goals met.

A strong push in the fourth quarter last Friday led the men’s lacrosse team a step closer to a fourth consecutive appearance in the Ivy League tournament.

The No. 37 women’s tennis team brought its home winning streak to 33 this weekend, notching victories over New York Ivies Cornell and Columbia.

As the attention of the Yale campus turned toward Pittsburgh on Saturday to witness a burgeoning local rivalry on ice, the newest iteration of an ancient rivalry took place right on campus.

On his 24th birthday, goaltender Jeff Malcolm ’13 rose the NCAA Division I national championship trophy above his head.

On Saturday morning, the heavyweight crew team swept the annual Yale-Dartmouth regatta, retaining the Olympic Axe for the 10th straight year.

The Bulldogs came into the weekend tied with Harvard for second in the Red Rolfe division of the Ivy League, and the standings remained unchanged after the two rivals split their four-game series in Cambridge.

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It’s always nice to beat archrival Harvard (6-22, 3-5 Ivy), but for Yale baseball this weekend, it is shaping up to be crucial.

On Saturday morning, the Bulldogs hope to extend their nine-year undefeated streak in the annual competition for the Olympic Axe against the Big Green.

The Bulldogs were 5–0–2 in overtime games this season entering the Frozen Four. On Thursday evening against UMass-Lowell, they made that record 6–0–2.