Fencing wins first five matches, prepares for Penn State, Chicago
The Johns Hopkins Men's Fencing team burst out of the gates with a perfect weekend, winning all five of its matches.
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The Johns Hopkins Men's Fencing team burst out of the gates with a perfect weekend, winning all five of its matches.
The Johns Hopkins Water Polo team cruised through the opening rounds of the Division III Eastern Water Polo Championships this past weekend, soundly beating its first three opponents before falling to M.I.T. in the finals.
After a disappointing showing in California two weeks ago, the Johns Hopkins Men's Water Polo team got back on track with a strong performance at the Southern Division Crossover in Princeton, N.J. In Princeton, the team won three of their four matches.
Revenge is sweet.?
The Men's Water Polo team had a disappointing weekend, losing three of four games and finishing in eighth place at the ECAC Championships, which were held at Brown University.
Despite the threat of floods, strong winds and pouring rain, the Johns Hopkins Men's Water Polo team traveled to Navy to face tough competition, Princeton and Bucknell.
The Hopkins Water Polo team took a trip up north to Princeton, New Jersey for the Princeton North/South Invitational this past weekend. The invitational was full of stiff competition, including several top-ranked Division I schools. Last year, the Jays ran into trouble at the Princeton Invitational, losing three of their four matches, including a tough loss to St. Francis by a score of 14-8. However, this year, they hoped to rebound from and improve upon last year's showing. And improve they did, winning two of three games during their trek to New Jersey.
The tennis season came to an end as the last of the Blue Jayswas defeated at the Men's Centennial Conference Championships on Sunday.
This past week, the Hopkins Men's Tennis team bounced backfrom its disappointing loss to Muhlenburg by defeating Haverford 4-3.Behind the strong play of senior Kevin Alford, freshmen Krisna Potarazuand freshman Michael Kelly-Sell, the Jays were able to topple theHaverford Fords in Pennsylvania.
Forced to play indoors for the first time this year due to inclement weather, the Hopkins' Tennis teams fell to Muhlenberg by scores of 5-2 on the Men's side and 7-2 on the Women's side.
Coming off a tough meet in Atlanta, the Men's and Women's Swim Teams traveled to Chapel Hill, North Carolina to take on the Tar Heels. Although the Blue Jays put up a tough fight, they ultimately lost against the nationally ranked Division I School.
Coming off a strong performance at the Thomas Murphy Invitational at Loyola, the Blue Jay swim teams headed to the Emory Invitational in Atlanta with high expectations.
The swim season has just started and the ambitious Jays are already making waves. Both the men's and women's teams believe they can place in the top three schools at the NCAA Tournament that is held annually at the conclusion of the season.