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Angeloni draws attention from MLB scouts

Some call him "primetime." Some, like his roommate Marco Simmons, call him a battler. Some, like his great-grandmother, call him Cezare, though others would say Chez. The one thing that senior pitcher Chez Angeloni is most proud to be called, though, is Athlete of the Week.… Post the First Comment

Men's lax defeats Towson, Mount St. Mary's

In one of the most exciting games of the season, the #6-ranked Blue Jays walked off the field of Unitas Stadium at Towson victorious after four grueling quarters and two overtime periods. With just 7.2 seconds left in the second overtime period, senior midfielder Brian Christopher dodged into the middle of the field, spun past his defender and bounced in a tough shot for his third goal of the day and his second career overtime game-winner, to beat Towson 11-10 in a game in which the Blue Jays were never leading.… 2 Comments

M. & w. crew row strong at Mid-Atlantic Rowing Champ.

The Hopkins men's and women's crew teams competed at the first Mid-Atlantic Rowing Conference Championship on Saturday, finishing ninth with four points. Head coach Steve Perry was named the MARC Women's Coach of the Year. For the women, the Varsity Eight crew finished fourth in its heat in 7:44.… Post the First Comment

Penn State squeaks past w. lax in season finale

As Spring Fair kicked into full gear, the Lady Jays lacrosse team was unable to end their two game skid on Saturday as they dropped their third in a row to Penn State. Saturday was senior day at Homewood Field as it not only marked the last home game, but also the last game of the regular season.… 1 Comment

Junior Laura Paulsen takes 10th place at Penn Relays

The men's and women's track teams had a busy yet successful run this past weekend. Both teams sent runners to the world famous Penn Relays in Philadelphia, and the Shippensburg Invitational, also in Pennsylvania. Both meets served as a final qualifier before next weekend's Centennial Conference Championships. Post a comment

Baseball wins three during weekend games

On the Friday of Spring Fair weekend, the Hopkins baseball team destroyed McDaniel at home 26-10, and played a doubleheader against Haverford on Saturday, winning both games. The game against McDaniel was over from the start, as the Blue Jays offense dominated, scoring 11 runs in the first inning alone. 1 Comment

Tennis goes unbeaten in conference

The men's and women's tennis teams took to the courts this past Saturday for their last regular season matches. The 12th-ranked men's team beat visiting Haverford 8-1 to clinch the Centennial Conference regular season title. It was the 29th consecutive conference win for the Blue Jays as they completed their third straight Centennial Conference season unbeaten. Post a comment

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