Sports

Swimming | Twenty-one seniors compete for last time in Hamilton Pool, as Jumbos fall to Engineers

The men's and women's swimming teams both returned to action against MIT on Saturday in their lone home meet of the semester at Hamilton Pool, marking the final sendoff for the squads' seniors. The Engineers, whose men's and women's squads both boast top-ten national rankings, proved to be too much for the Jumbos, running away with meets by scores of 248-119 and 217.5-158.5, respectively.

Ice Hockey | An event of ice and fire, and greatness

Ice Hockey | Jumbos take Codfish Trophy, NESCAC split in winter tour

Ice Hockey | Jumbos earn split on Maine road trip

On Saturday, the ice hockey team rebounded from a tough loss to Bowdoin the night before to beat Colby 3−1 in the second game of its NESCAC weekend doubleheader. Senior Evan Story and freshman Tyler Voigt each had a goal and an assist to lead the Jumbos to their first victory in Waterville, Maine, since 2006.

Inside NCAA Basketball | A surprising result Indy'd

Three seasons ago, the Indiana men's basketball team suffered its worst season in program history, going 6−25 overall and 1−17 in conference play. The Hoosiers' situation was only worsened, however, by the NCAA's decision to impose a three−year probation on the program due to recruiting violations committed by former head coach Kelvin Sampson and his staff, which led to a depleted roster.

Men's Basketball | Jumbos come up short in battle with No. 7 MIT

The men's basketball team fell 60−56 to No. 7 MIT on Saturday in front of a packed Cousens Gymnasium, as the Engineers finished the game with a 12−2 run to remain undefeated. The Jumbos have now failed to win a home game since Feb. 12 of last season, when they defeated Bates in their regular−season finale.

Third in name, first in show

David McIntyre | The Beautiful Game

Fan the Fire to team up with Relay for Life

Fan the Fire, a school spirit initiative that brought 800 fans to Tufts men's and women's soccer games at its first event in September, will return tomorrow with giveaways and free food during a men's and women's basketball doubleheader in Cousens Gym.

Ben Kochman | The Wackness

Anyone watching a National Hockey League game has around a 50 percent chance of watching a bare−knuckle fight break out, with the referees looking on and thousands of screaming fans giving a standing ovation.

Men's Swimming and Diving | Jumbos earn personal, season records at MIT

The men's swimming and diving team delivered a strong performance at the MIT Invitational on Friday and Saturday, placing fourth out of seven squads. Almost every member of the team swam a personal or season−best, ending the fall semester portion of the season on a high note.

Men's Track and Field | Jumbos gear up for spring meets at Jay Carisella Invitational

The men's track and field team recorded impressive marks across the board during its season opener Saturday at Northeastern's Jay Carisella Invitational.

Inside the NFL | In the year of the quarterback, Aaron Rodgers stands apart

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has put together the most impressive individual performance in the history of the National Football League this season through 12 games.

Women's Track and Field | Strong weekend showcases Jumbos' potential

In the only meet before Winter break, the women's track team set some great baselines at the Jay Carisella Invitational this Saturday. Hosted by Northeastern, the event served as an opportunity for athletes to compete and burn all the energy that has built up over the course of the fall season. The best way to see how the work put in during the offseason paid off was to test it in competition, and the Jumbos started off the season with outstanding energy.

Men's Squash | Jumbos dominate at Vassar as freshmen impress

Women's Squash | Tufts halts skid, wins three in a row

Women's Swimming | Jumbos earn third-place finish at MIT Invitational

Men's Basketball | Jumbos win New England Big 4 Challenge

Hockey | A new record: 2,188 and counting

Since senior Scott Barchard arrived on the Hill in 2008, he has slowly but surely rewritten the ice hockey record books.

Women's Basketball | Jumbos win Regis College Invitational

The women's basketball team defeated the host Regis Pride 65−53 on Saturday afternoon to take first place in the four−team Regis College Invitational.