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Women’s Crew | Tufts faces wide range of competition in Vermont

Women’s crew kicked off its fall season at the Green Mountain Head Regatta in Vermont on Sunday, and fielded a total of 15 boats. Like most fall races, the Green Mountain Head was a head race, with boats going off at five-second intervals and the rowers racing against the clock.


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Men's Soccer | Tufts fall to Amherst, respond with win against Trinity

The men's soccer team lost its second game of the year on Saturday to the third-ranked nationally Amherst Lord Jeffs before returning home to top Trinity 2-0 less than 24 hours later. Tufts now holds a respectable 3-2 mark against in-conference opponents in what has been a competitive NESCAC season this year.


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Men’s Soccer | Tufts fall to Amherst, respond with win against Trinity

The men’s soccer team lost its second game of the year on Saturday to the third-ranked nationally Amherst Lord Jeffs before returning home to top Trinity 2-0 less than 24 hours later. Tufts now holds a respectable 3-2 mark against in-conference opponents in what has been a competitive NESCAC season this year.




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Gann's strong singles showing highlights ITA weekend

Tufts women's tennis captain Samantha Gann finished in the top 16 at the ITA Regional Championships at Williams College over the weekend, ultimately falling 6-1, 6-1 against No. 3 seed Kara Shoemaker of Williams in a rematch of last year's second round match.



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Gann’s strong singles showing highlights ITA weekend

Tufts women’s tennis captain Samantha Gann finished in the top 16 at the ITA Regional Championships at Williams College over the weekend, ultimately falling 6-1, 6-1 against No. 3 seed Kara Shoemaker of Williams in a rematch of last year’s second round match.


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Women’s Cross Country | Beltrani leads Jumbos to first-place finish

The Tufts women’s cross county team continued its strong start to the season by winning the Bowdoin Invitational Meet on Saturday. Improving on a second-place finish last weekend, the Jumbos dominated the 10-team field at Bowdoin with a score of 19 points, and finished ahead of the hosting Polar Bears, who came in second with 52.


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Golf | Jumbos fail to qualify for NESCAC Championships

The NESCAC Golf Championships may take place in late April, but before a team can even think of bringing home a conference championship, they must qualify in September. Over the weekend, the Jumbos unsuccessfully attempted to do just that by placing sixth in the competition at Bowdoin, two spots out of qualification.


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Women's Cross Country | Beltrani leads Jumbos to first-place finish

The Tufts women's cross county team continued its strong start to the season by winning the Bowdoin Invitational Meet on Saturday. Improving on a second-place finish last weekend, the Jumbos dominated the 10-team field at Bowdoin with a score of 19 points, and finished ahead of the hosting Polar Bears, who came in second with 52.


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Golf | Jumbos fail to qualify for NESCAC Championships

The NESCAC Golf Championships may take place in late April, but before a team can even think of bringing home a conference championship, they must qualify in September. Over the weekend, the Jumbos unsuccessfully attempted to do just that by placing sixth in the competition at Bowdoin, two spots out of qualification.



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Realigned NHL gets under way

Since 1998, no team has repeated as Stanley Cup Champion. So much depends on a hot hand in goal or a surging offense that the regular season winds up as a prelude to the long stretch that is the Stanley Cup Playoffs. But with the pucks set to drop on Tuesday evening, the Daily is here to break down the storylines heading into the season and take a look at which squads will play a part in determining the 2014 champ. 




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Jumbos shift focus to Bobcats after blowout

At the end of the season, a football team is judged on wins and losses and usually nothing more. In that sense, Tufts’ 52-9 loss to Wesleyan last weekend will count just the same as a one-point loss. For the Jumbos, though, it was the manner in which they lost that is so frustrating.



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Women's Soccer | Last-minute goal secures Jumbos' double OT win

With 45 seconds left in the second overtime, it looked like the women's soccer team was going to leave Wesleyan with a 0-0 tie. But in the waning seconds of the game, the Jumbos were able to take the ball from one end of the field to the other, and freshman midfielder Robin Estus sunk a goal with just under half a minute to go.


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Field Hockey | Sikes-Keilp leads Tufts to victory

The Jumbos continued to roll on Tuesday evening, defeating visiting UMass Dartmouth 5-1 for their second non-conference victory and fifth victory overall. The win marked another dominant performance for the Jumbos, who have controlled possession and pace of play in every game this season.


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Smith brings talent and humility to Tufts

For the past three years, a staple of the Tufts men's soccer team has been its strong recruiting classes, which have made an immediate impact on the pitch. Two years ago, it was the dynamic duo of now-junior forwards Maxime Hoppenot and Gus Santos, who combined to score 13 goals their rookie seasons to go along with Santos' NESCAC Rookie of the Year award.