The Hopkins men’s and women’s track and ' field teams competed this past weekend in both the Penn Relays and the Shippensburg Invitational events. On Friday, the team sent runners to Philadelphia, PA for the prestigious Penn Relays, before joining the res...

As Hopkins athletes- -one current (Ryan) one prior (Nicole), The News- Letter sports writers, and all-around sports enthusiasts, we have chosen to dedicate our last column to two Top 10 Sports Moments lists: one list for the past four y e a r s - - o u...

In the team’s final week of the regular season, the Hopkins baseball team played a whopping five games in three days against Haverford, Muhlenberg, and Salisbury. Against Haverford this past Saturday, Hopkins lost both games in a double- header match u...

The Hopkins women’s lacrosse team scored an impressive win at home on a day dedicated to the nine seniors on the roster. Fittingly, it was the seniors who took control of the game to lead the Blue Jays to a 12-9 victory over 13thranked Ohio State in th...

The Hopkins men’s lacrosse team got back on track this weekend as they edged #1 and previously undefeated Loyola University 10-9 in overtime. Sophomore Rob Guida was the driving force behind the Jay...

The eighth-ranked Hopkins women’s tennis team won a pair of Centennial Conference victories this past weekend to push them into the NCAA tournament for the sixth year in a row. The Lady Jays hosted the tournament, facing Haverford on Saturday and ]]> Mon, 7 May 2012 1.2869828 Sports ASHLEY MILLETTE Sports http://www.jhunewsletter.com/sports/m-tennis-finishes-season-at-17-4-1.2869826 FRANK SCHIFF
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The Hopkins men’s tennis team is rolling on to the NCAA Tournament. On Sunday, the 16th-ranked team captured their sixth straight Centennial Conference crown and seventh in the last eight year...

The Charles Street rivalry could not have played out more dramatically than it did this past Saturday. The Blue Jays achieved an emotional victory over the top-ranked Loyola Greyhounds after an exciting back-and-forth between the two lacrosse giants. T...

As the regular season comes to a close, the longawaited NBA playoffs are finally here. After a lockout over the new collective bargaining agreement delayed the start of the regular season and resulted in a shortened 66-game season, fans can now look ah...

The Hopkins baseball team took on the Washington College Shoremen this past Friday before battling the Eagles of the University of Mary Washington at Homewood Field on Tuesday. Hopkins squeezed by the Shoremen on Friday, 3-2, and knocked down the Eagle...

If winning nine of their last ten matches wasn’t enough, the women’s tennis team has made a habit to win their games emphatically. Eight of those wins have come in the form of 9-0 sweeps. This past Sunday was no exception for the Lady Jays who notched ...

Head coach Missy Doherty of the 10th ranked Penn State Nittany Lions earned her 100th win, defeating a visiting Hopkins on Saturday night by a score of 12-9. Penn State upped their overall regular season record to 11-4 and 3-2 in the final game of thei...

Before junior second baseman Adam Weiner stepped up to the plate this past Friday against Washington College, he had never hit a home run before. The Newark, DE native came up with one out and the score tied at two in the bottom of the ninth inning whe...

While the rest of the Hopkins population was indulging in Spring Fair activities, the Hopkins men’s tennis team was hard at work capping off another undefeated Centennial Conference regular season. They also finished a weekend sweep with three wins. On...

The men on the Hopkins lacrosse team are frustrated. Pissed, is more like it. The Blue Jays are itching for another opportunity to showcase their true talents and bury this current losing business. After racing out to a 8-0 start, and an appropriate ]]> Mon, 7 May 2012 1.2869817 Sports FRANK SCHIFF Sports http://www.jhunewsletter.com/sports/monagle-carey-lead-jays-at-widener-invite-1.2869816 ASHLEY MILLETTE
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This past week proved to be tumultuous for Hopkins’ men’s and women’s track and field teams. On Friday Apr, 20 both teams participated in the Widener Invitational held in Chester, Pennsylvania. The Invitational brought together schools from all over th...

Aside from a single loss to Gettysburg College late last week, the Hopkins baseball team has continued its torrid season as the Jays went 4-1 in the past week to improve to 21-9-2 on the season and 11-2 in Centennial Conference play. In the team's lone...

Through less than one round of NHL playoff action, senior vice president of player safety Brendan Shanahan has already levied out nine suspensions and two fines for a total of 16 games lost and $...