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Men's Track | Jumbos capture Tufts Invitational Stampede crown

The men's track and field team notched solid performances and personal bests across the board en route to winning the Tufts Invitational Stampede, hosted this weekend at the Gantcher Center. The squad tallied 125 points, well ahead of UMass Dartmouth's 87.5 points, among 22 scoring teams. 





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Tufts Hockey downs Suffolk

The hockey team disposed of Suffolk University by a score of 6−1 on Tuesday night, though the Jumbos trailed 1−0 entering the third period. The tide turned in the final period, as two goals by freshman Tyler Voigt and four more from his teammates led the team to victory.







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Players of the Week

Ice hockey sophomore forward Kyle Gallegos and women's swimming sophomore Mia Greenwald were named NESCAC Players of the Week in their respective sports for their performances last week.







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Women's Track and Field | Jumbos place second at Springfield Invitational

The women's track and field team followed up last weekend's first-place finish with another impressive performance on Saturday, placing second out of 10 teams at the Springfield Invitational. The Jumbos finished with 89 points, second only to MIT's 163, while Wheaton and host Springfield placed third and fourth, respectively.



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Ice Hockey | Jumbos raise money for breast cancer awareness at 'Fan the Fire'

In the first "Fan the Fire" event of the new semester, the men's hockey team took to the ice on Saturday against the Trinity Bantams. A fan bus that provided easy access to the game for Tufts students helped to bring a strong crowd to the Malden Forum. But the game was more than just another date on the schedule, and rather served as a tribute to a much bigger cause. The Jumbos dedicated the night to raising money and awareness for the fight against breast cancer, creating a special "Pink in the Rink" night.