In Photos: The 2019–2020 year for Yale Athletics

The decision to cancel all spring sports came a day after the Ivy League announced the cancellation of Ivy Madness, the conference’s postseason basketball tournament.

In the 2020 Major League Lacrosse draft, Yale led all schools with its five selections, including two in the first round, giving it the most draft picks of any school since 2018.

Forward Aerial Chavarin ’20, who was the team’s leading scorer with eight goals, will begin playing professionally after graduation with the Chicago Red Stars.

Patrick Frith ’21 and Cate Sawkins ’21 will captain the Elis in 2020–21.

Women’s tennis duo capture All-American Championship, gymnastics wins the Don Tonry Invitational, and more headlines from our 2019–20 coverage.

Despite starting the season 1–5, a game-winner in double overtime lifted the Bulldogs past Union in the first round of the ECAC Tournament.

After six seniors left the team last year, Yale started the 2020 season at a hopeful 4–2 before its abrupt end.

Through 10 games in 2020, the Bulldogs were the third best squad in the Ancient Eight according to the NCAA’s Division I Rating Percentage Index (RPI).

The Elis earned wins in Silicon Valley, Virginia and Florida during the shortened 2020 season.

The pair become the third-ever duo to share the Tyng.

In 2016, quarterback Kurt Rawlings ’20 connected with receiver Reed Klubnik ’20 for two touchdowns in a 21–14 victory. Three years later, the same duo led the Bulldogs at the Yale Bowl as seniors, securing a 50–43 win in a double overtime classic. Relive each game through the lenses of our staff photographers.