Women’s tennis avenges loss to GW
The Cardinal tennis team picked up its first win of the second semester this weekend during the Smith/Mount Holyoke Invitational, ...
Sports
Inconsistency plagues Cards
Coming into the season, the men's basketball team had every reason to be confident, despite the previous season's winless conference ...
Women’s hockey ties Panthers, Ephs
The women’s hockey team ended 2006 on a positive note, defeating MIT 2-0, in its final game of the calendar ...
Wesleyan loses to Mules, sends Polar Bears swimming for land
The men's swimming and diving team is rounding into form following winter break, having traveled to Maine this past weekend ...
Krems, Bethlahmy pace Cards
In the final event of the day and with the standings tied at 140 points per team, Agnes Koczo '09 ...
Wrestling team relies on strength in numbers
Wrestling is a unique sport in which a total team victory relies entirely upon individual performance and success. Similar to ...
Beyond the Tech: Size matters?
I grew up following basketball always believing that bigger is better. That is, I assumed that the team with the ...
Men’s hockey ices competition
After a mediocre start to the 2007 season, marked by lopsided defeats to Babson College and Little Three rival Amherst ...
Men’s squash looks to tournys
While our second semester schedules slowly coagulate and classes form out of nebulous WesMaps pages, the men's squash team is ...
Cards down Coast Guard
The women's basketball got back on track with a 67-60 victory over the Coast Guard Academy on Tuesday in New ...