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Women's Soccer | Cadigan's torrid offense continues, first-half goal gives Jumbos fifth in a row
September 30It looks a lot like 2005 in the world of Tufts women's soccer.
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Women's Soccer | Red-hot Jumbos look to continue run against NESCAC rival Bates
September 26On Saturday, the Jumbos will meet Bates once again for their fourth NESCAC game of the season. Joining the two teams on the field will be the ghosts of two NESCAC Tournament games and an NCAA Regionals game all decided by a single goal.
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Women's Soccer | Four-goal effort trounces Beavers
September 25After three consecutive victories, the women's soccer team came through again yesterday afternoon, this time in grand fashion against non-conference foe Babson.
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Men's Soccer | Poor second-half showing dooms Jumbos against Amherst, keeps team winless
September 23The men's soccer team will have to wait at least one more game for its first win.
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Women's Soccer | Cadigan strikes again to keep Tufts unbeaten in the NESCAC
September 23The story is starting to get repetitive for the women's soccer team - but in a good way.
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Women's Soccer | Jumbos to host powerhouse Amherst Saturday
September 20After sweeping a weekend series against Middlebury and Carthage last weekend, the women's soccer team earned a place in the NSCAA national rankings for the first time this season, drawing the No. 19 spot in the poll released Tuesday.
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Men's Soccer | Tufts seeks first win of season Saturday vs. Amherst
September 20The men's soccer team is in need of a win to turn the tide on a disappointing start to 2007. And if the Jumbos want to put a notch in the wins column this weekend, they'll have to do it against a formidable NESCAC opponent.
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Men's Soccer | Pair of weekend losses to Middlebury, Carthage leave Tufts winless
September 16The men's soccer team endured a disappointing weekend, dropping its Saturday match 1-0 to NESCAC rival Middlebury and then losing 2-1 to Carthage College on Sunday.
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Women's Soccer | Cadigan's three-goal weekend propels Tufts to wins over Middlebury, Carthage
September 16Coach Martha Whiting refused to let her team ease into its 2007 schedule.
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Men's soccer | MIT engineers second-half surge to sink 'Bos, 2-1
September 13The men's soccer team lost its home opener 2-1 to MIT Tuesday night, blowing a second-half lead for the second straight game to fall to 0-1-1 on the season.
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Women's Soccer | Jumbos suffer first loss of young 2007 season to Wheaton, 2-0
September 11The Wheaton Lyons beat the Jumbos at their own game yesterday.
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Women's Soccer | With new formation, Tufts wins first season opener since 2003
September 9Box score
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Men's Soccer Preview | NESCAC loss to Amherst is still stinging a year later
September 5Last fall, the season came to an early end for the men's soccer team.
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Women's Soccer | Final Four return not to be as Tufts is deprived of a bid
November 5Fingers crossed, the women's soccer team awaited news of an at-large bid from the selection committee on Sunday night. The scene was similar to one that played out a year ago, as the Jumbos, recently upset in the NESCAC title game, counted on season-long regional dominance to carry them to the NCAA tournament.
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Men's Soccer Recap | Loss to Amherst ends Tufts' season
November 2It was a season of extremes for the men's soccer team.
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Men's soccer | Amherst thwarts Tufts' upset bid with penalty-kick victory
October 29While the women's soccer team fell victim to a No. 7-No. 2 upset in Medford, the Tufts men's bid for the same came up short a few towns over.
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Women's soccer | Bates blows over Jumbos in first round of NESCAC Tournament
October 29The women's soccer team was handed two days of less than ideal weather conditions this weekend, but the Jumbos did what they could.
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Men's Soccer | Jumbos completely in control of playoff destiny
October 26Heading into tomorrow's final regular season match against Conn. College, the men's soccer team has complete control over its Sunday plans. They need either a win or a tie against the NESCAC bottom-dwelling Camels, and on paper, the Jumbos look golden.
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