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Field hockey remains undefeated after late push leads to 2–0 victory over Babson

Tufts field hockey returned to the No.1 spot in the National Field Hockey Coaches Association Division III Coaches Poll this week, as the previously undefeated Salisbury University and Christopher Newport University earned their first losses of the season. The Jumbos maintained their undefeated streak in a victory over the University of Rochester Yellowjackets and a double overtime win against No. 12 Wesleyan Cardinals last week.

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Field hockey readies to defend crown

After a thrilling overtime win over the Johns Hopkins Bluejays in last year’s NCAA title game, the Jumbos look to maintain their status as field hockey champions. The 2-1 victory by a golden goal was Tufts’ second national title in field hockey history. The Jumbos were ranked first in the National Field Hockey Coaches Association’s preseason poll.

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Tufts women’s lacrosse improves its conference record with 20–4 victory over Connecticut College

Going into this weekend at 8–2, the Jumbos were barely holding on to their ranking in the top five of Division III women’s lacrosse. Starting the season at No. 2, Tufts has dropped to No. 4 after narrow losses to Amherst College in overtime and Middlebury in an NCAA Championship rematch. Tufts bounced back from its one-goal loss to Middlebury with a dominate 17–9 victory over Williams.

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Field Hockey knocked out of NESCAC tournament

This past Saturday, Tufts’ campus was buzzing with the excitement of the NESCAC tournament. Both men’s and women’s soccer competed for conference titles on Bello field, volleyball kicked off its tournament run in Cousens Gymnasium and field hockey faced fourth-seeded Wesleyan. 

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