The field hockey team saw its season come to a close over the weekend, as Wesleyan fell to fifth-ranked Tufts 2-0 in the first round of the NESCAC tournament.
Coming off a disappointing 23-0 loss to Amherst that dropped them to 2-3, the football Cardinals needed a win going into Saturday’s game at Bowdoin.
The volleyball team wrapped up regular-season play on Friday night with a close loss to the Connecticut College Camels. Wesleyan is now the eighth seed heading into the NESCAC Championship and will head up to Medford to face off against top seed Tufts on Friday night.
Amidst the festivities of Halloween weekend, the Cardinal women's soccer team made their second straight appearance in the NESCAC tournament, falling to Amherst in overtime to end their season.
The undefeated men’s soccer team hosted Colby on Sunday for the first game of the NESCAC tournament and dominated the field, beating the Mules 5-0.
On Sunday afternoon, the men’s and women’s cross country squads competed in the 2009 NESCAC Championships, hosted by Trinity at Wickham Park in Manchester.
After starting out its season 0-6, the volleyball team finally has a winning record, and is sitting at 13-12 (4-5 in NESCAC play) after winning five matches in a row since Oct. 20.
Last Saturday, while most of campus was enjoying the first day of Fall Break, the men’s soccer team was challenging Amherst on the Lord Jeffs’ home turf, looking to break two school records and continue its magical season.
The Wesleyan football team traveled to Amherst this past Saturday for their first Little Three game of the season, losing 23-0 to the Lord Jeffs. Rain fell for most of the game, contributing to a messy field and a similarly sloppy game by the Cardinals.
Last Saturday morning, the men’s and women’s cross country teams competed in the Little Three Championships, hosted by Amherst. Despite the rainy weather, the Cardinals put up a good fight against their two biggest rivals, though both the men and women came in third overall.