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Dealing with sports withdrawal in Baltimore

Back at home (Westchester, N.Y. - just north of New York City) there is a commercial for the cable company in which they repeatedly mention how the New York metro area has nine major men's professional sports teams. … Post the First Comment

W. tennis wins one, loses one over weekend

Despite high expectations when the Hopkins women's tennis team headed south to Fredericksburg, Va. on Sunday, the Jays came home with a loss after they faced the first-ranked Washington & Lee (21-0). … Post the First Comment

M. lax sinks Midshipmen for 34th straight time

The Hopkins men's lacrosse team is finally back to looking the way they looked in the beginning of the season, when the Blue Jays coveted a number-one national ranking. … 1 Comment

Baseball earns top spot in conference with win

The baseball teams from Hopkins and Franklin & Marshall College both sit at the top of the Centennial Conference. … Post the First Comment

W. lax nearly upsets Northwestern

In a back-and-forth game at Lakeside Field last Friday, the Johns Hopkins women's lacrosse team fell short of upsetting No. 1 Northwestern, losing 14-12. Post a comment

Men's tennis secures eighth straight win

Extending a winning streak to eight events came with something extra for the men's tennis team to celebrate. Post a comment

Gvozden stays relaxed on and off the field

Sophomore lacrosse goalie Mike Gvozden loves defending only one thing more than the lacrosse goal: his heritage. Post a comment

Three Jays represent track team in multi-event meet

The Hopkins men's and women's track and field teams entered a combined three athletes into the Messiah Multi-Event Meet in Grantham, Penn. last Sunday, April 13. 2 Comments

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