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Ice Hockey | Jumbos pick up tie, win, score eight goals in opening weekend

If the ice hockey team performs in all of its games like it did in its first two, it will not be surprising to see the team back in the playoffs come February. And while the Jumbos were not perfect in their opening weekend - settling for a tie against Trinity before capturing a major conference win against Wesleyan - their offensive power and commanding play are promising signs for the future.

Women's Basketball | Tufts comes out of gate strong

Last year, the women's basketball team dropped its first two contests before going on to have one of its best seasons in recent memory, winning 23 games and advancing to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament.

Field Hockey | Jumbos head to Final Four, take on DePauw on Saturday with spot in finals on the line

Men's Swimming & Diving | Schmidt and motivated upperclassmen to continue Jumbos' success in 2012-13

Women's Basketball | Expectations high entering new season

Women's Squash | New coaches, seasoned veterans to lead Jumbos

Men's Basketball | Jumbos looking to meet big expectations this year

When talking about their goals for the upcoming season, most teams say they would like to "pick up where they left off." In the case of the men's basketball team, they would like to pick up from the middle of last season, before they lost their last 4 games, including an upset loss to Bates in the first round of the NESCAC tournament.

Ice Hockey | Hockey looks to build momentum this season

Last year, the ice hockey team achieved not only its team goals for the season, but also something it had never done before: hosting a NESCAC tournament game.

Brian Tan | Now Serving

We are living in the Golden Age of sports. Their popularity in this country has never been as evident, and American sports have been picking up steam internationally, as well. We have the privilege of watching the likes of Brady, Manning, Kobe, LeBron and Jeter. All of these athletes have transcended their sport and will be shoo?in Hall of Famers.

Women's Swimming & Diving | Jumbos looking to repeat last year's success

The women's swimming and diving team had a successful season last year, with a third?placeNESCAC finish and an impressive depth of talent. But this year, that depth will be put to the test, as upperclassmen and a large freshman class fill the spots of both last year's strong senior class and those swimmers who are abroad or injured.

Men's Cross Country | Jumbos finish fifth at Regionals, qualify for NCAAs

Women's Cross Country | Gould qualifies for Nationals, Jumbos place sixth at NCAA Regional

Sailing | Women's team finishes in top five at ACC Championships

Ethan Sturm | Rules of the Game

Aaron Leibowitz | The Fan

Warren Buffet once said it takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it. For Jason Bay, it took six years to build a reputation as one of the top?hitting outfielders in baseball, and three years to blow it to pieces.

Field Hockey | Jumbos head to Final Four for first time since 2009

The No. 10 field hockey team wrote a new chapter in its history this weekend. On Sunday afternoon, the Jumbos finally scored revenge for years of heartbreaking losses to conference rival and national No. 6 Bowdoin, coming from behind to beat the Polar Bears 2?1 and advance to next weekend's NCAA semifinals.

Men's Soccer | Tufts downed in NCAA tournament opener against Vassar

A historic Tufts men's soccer season came to an end in devastating fashion on Saturday in the first round of the NCAA Div. III tournament. Under the lights and on the turf at Brandeis University's Gordon Field, the Jumbos dominated the Vassar College Brewers for all 90 minutes of regulation but were unable to score a goal, leaving the door open for Vassar to steal the win with an overtime golden goal off of a penalty kick in the second minute of the second overtime.

Football | Season finale fumbled as Tufts finishes winless

The Jumbos were just 10 yards away from a potential game?tying touchdown. Thirteen plays had brought them 89 yards down the field, tantalizingly close to a chance to knot up the game.

Football | Jumbos conclude season by looking for first win at Middlebury