Two games into their season, the Jumbos remain solid on defense and are looking strong on offense. Tufts is 2-0 overall and 1-0 in conference play.
The Tufts men's cross country team enjoyed resounding success last season, earning its highest-ever placement at the NCAA Outdoor Meet — a 15th place finish — with several runners also taking home All-American Honors. The program lost one of its most decorated runners in history, Mitchell Black ...
The 2015-16 golf season was not entirely successful for the Jumbos. Tufts narrowly missed out on qualifying for the NESCAC tournament, finishing sixth in the qualifier at Williams. That left Tufts 19 strokes behind fourth-place Amherst for the final qualifying spot.The season nevertheless had its bright ...
The last members of Tufts' 2012 NCAA championship field hockey team graduated in May, but the team has not lowered its expectations. The 2016 Jumbos are looking to break their four-year streak of losing in the NESCAC tournament semifinals and finally get back to the NCAA tournament. They have not ...
The Tufts women’s cross country team enters every season with high expectations. It aims to not only race against the best competition in the country, but to win out against those opponents. These are consistent, yearly goals, but after last year's second-place NESCAC finish and seventh-place ...
Fresh off of its first losing season since 2012, Tufts' women's soccer team is ready to prove it is stronger than last year's 6-8-2 record shows. The Jumbos hope a switch to a new 3-5-2 system will help facilitate the improvement.“I think we were a good team, except for a couple moments,” ...
Despite graduating a core group of seniors in 2016, the Tufts volleyball program still believes in its potential to win a national championship this year thanks to seven first-year players who have quickly acclimated to Div. III and exhibited the focus required to play for a perennial regional contender."It’s ...
This time last year, the Jumbos were coming off the back of their 2014 NCAA Championship win, hoping to defend their crown. Despite early successes against Colby, Conn. College and Trinity in September, the Jumbos suffered back-to-back double overtime losses against Amherst and Hamilton in October.Tufts ...
Though the 2015-16 athletic year may have lacked the excitement of a national championship win, Tufts quietly had one of the best years in the history of its athletics programs last year. The Jumbos finally broke into the top five in the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup Div. III standings, which were ...
The Jumbos are preparing for their upcoming season, and so are our competitors in the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC). Founded in 1971, NESCAC is composed of 11 prestigious liberal arts colleges, offers 14 sports for women and 13 sports for men and boasts six national championship ...
While Tufts' athletic success is the result of a cumulative team effort, there are some Jumbos whose performances on the field transcend expectations and particularly help to elevate their respective teams. These athletes are some of the highest scorers, the staunchest defensive anchors and the ...
For the seventh consecutive season, men’s lacrosse decisively won the NESCAC crown. Tufts beat Middlebury 20-14 in the NESCAC Championship game before playing its way to the final of the NCAA Div. III Championship. There, the team suffered a heartbreaking 14-13 loss to Salisbury University, which prevented ...
Coming off a NESCAC title and a deep run in the NCAA Div. III tournament, the Jumbos are looking for continuity this season. Tufts is historically a reliable force in NESCAC baseball, with strong showings expected every year.“I think for me what defines Tufts baseball is perseverance,” coach ...
Graduating senior tri-captain Michael Winget began his swimming and diving career as a promising first-year with three top-six individual performances in the NESCAC Championships. He ended his career as an All-American, NESCAC champion and school record-holder.Winget's path from up-and-coming 18-year ...
For most Tufts students, succeeding either in the classroom or on the athletic field is a significant achievement. However, there are very few Jumbos that are able to excel in both those realms. But graduating senior Mitchell Black, tri-captain of the men's track and field team and member of ...
The men’s squash team engineered a dramatic turnaround in its 2015-2016 campaign as the program, revitalized by young talent, saw its first winning season since 2007-2008 and the best season in program history. The Jumbos had never finished more than one game above .500, which they had only done three ...
The No. 13 Tufts men's tennis ended the season with promising results. The Jumbos took down the Bowdoin Polar Bears — ranked No. 4 in the country and No. 2 in the NESCAC — in their last game of the regular season with a 5-4 win in Gantcher Center. This locked down a No. 5 seed for Tufts in the ...
Tufts softball's season ended on May 15, with a 4-2 loss to WPI in the NCAA tournament's regional championship round. After three consecutive NCAA titles, the early exit was disappointing for coach Cheryl Milligan's talent-packed team. Tufts also fell to Williams in the final game of the ...
Tufts men’s lacrosse was a formidable force heading into this season, riding six consecutive NESCAC titles and back-to-back NCAA Div. III titles while searching for still more accolades. Before the season even began, graduating senior co-captain John Uppgren and classmate Conor Helfrich became ...
No. 17 ranked Tufts women's tennis is in the midst of an impressive season, as they finished with an 11-6 regular season record — its best since the 2010-11 season. Tufts’ 5-4 record in conference play qualified the team as the sixth seed at the NESCAC tournament. Despite falling 5-4 ...
