No. 1-seeded Syracuse ended the men’s lacrosse team’s season on Saturday in the NCAA national tournament quarterfinals in a narrow 7-6 victory, but the Bulldogs held a strong lead over the Orange for the majority of the game. Yale was kept scoreless for much of the first quarter, with Syracuse jumping out to a quick 4-0 lead with »
When a player hits more home runs during a season than an entire team, names like Babe Ruth come to mind. But if you watched Ivy League softball, you might be thinking of catcher Sarah Onorato ’15. After leading the Ancient Eight with 14 round-trippers, two more than the entire team of Brown University, Onorato »
Six days after its second-straight Ivy League championship, the Yale men’s lacrosse team won its first NCAA tournament playoff game since 1992 when it came back to defeat Penn State 10–7 in University Park, Penn. Despite scoring first just three minutes into the contest, the Nittany Lions jumped up to an impressive 5–1 lead at »
Princeton, N.J. — Yale track and field struggled at Ivy League Heptagonal Championships in Princeton, N.J. this weekend, as both the men’s and women’s teams finished last overall. Princeton won its third straight men’s team title with 190 points, leapfrogging second-place Cornell in the standings with strong finishes in the last events of the meet. »
Yale alum and champion runner Kate Grace ’11 won the US Women’s 1-Mile Road Championships held earlier today with an impressive time of 4:43.02, according to a Tuesday release published by American Track & Field. The 1-Mile Road Championships is the fourth stop on the USA Running Circuit. The Circuit will end this fall with the U.S. »