Heading 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.
When push comes to shove, the women's soccer team gets the job done.
It was a game of inches for the men's soccer team on Saturday afternoon.
The women's soccer team traveled to Keene State on Wednesday riding a seven-game unbeaten streak and closely resembling the 2005 team that steamrolled through the regular season and put together an 11-game unbeaten streak.
On a drizzly afternoon at Kraft Field, the men's soccer team rebounded from a 3-1 loss on Saturday to emerge as 2-0 victors over the visiting UMass-Dartmouth Corsairs yesterday.
Make it six in a row.
The men's soccer team pulled into Hartford, Conn., on Saturday riding a five-game winning streak, looking to cruise by the Trinity Bantams, who entered the weekend winless in NESCAC play.
Fives all around.
WOMEN'S SOCCERAt Kraft Field, TuesdayWesleyan 0 Tufts 2Scoring: Hardy, Gamal
The men's soccer team extended its winning streak to four games, plowing through the Bowdoin Polar Bears 5-0 on Saturday afternoon.
It may be time for the rest of the NESCAC to collect its belongings and get out of the way-the Tufts women's soccer team has found its groove.
It seems that a struggling team has found its way.
The men's soccer team continued its winning trend with another victory, riding a game-winner from senior tri-captain Mattia Chason to a win at Rhode Island College on Tuesday night.
After starting its season in a five-game winless rut, the men's soccer team finally looked in control on Saturday. And it couldn't have come at a better time, as the resurgent Jumbos defeated NESCAC rival Bates at home on Saturday, 2-0.
In all the mayhem of the Homecoming festivities on Saturday, the women's soccer team kept its focus and was rewarded with a 1-0 win over NESCAC rival Bates.
The crowds will be out in full force on Saturday for Homecoming, and if past history follows course, fans should be treated to a good show on Kraft Field.
It finally clicked for the men's soccer team. After nearly three weeks of ties and losses, the Jumbos turned the tables with a 5-0 rout of non-conference Salve Regina yesterday, marking the team's first victory of the season and pushing its record to 1-4-1.
The women's soccer team came ready to play on Tuesday and earned its first win of the season, shutting out the Babson Beavers, 2-0.
The women's soccer team took a much-needed step forward in the rain at Amherst yesterday, earning a 2-2 tie against the undefeated Lord Jeffs. The Jumbos remain winless, but a solid performance against a quality team is a sign of improvement for the struggling Jumbos.
The men's soccer team is off to its worst start in six years, dropping its fourth straight game this weekend with a 2-0 loss to Amherst on the road. With the victory, Amherst (5-0, 3-0 NESCAC) remains perched atop the league standings, while the Jumbos (0-4-1, 0-3-1) are still in search of their stride.
