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For the first time in almost five years, the Hopkins football team lost a regular season game. The unparalleled 45-game regular season winning streak was snapped this weekend in an epic showdown against the Ursinus College Bears, with the Blue Jays falling 21-17 in Collegeville, Pa.
The Hopkins volleyball team extended their winning streak to 12 games this past Saturday in Haverford, Pa., with three-set victories over both Haverford College and Arcadia University.
This past weekend, the Hopkins men’s soccer team took on Muhlenberg College at home. The Jays came into the match undefeated, seeking to push their winning streak to 10 games and their unbeaten streak to 14 games, feats that had not been accomplished since 2007 and 2006, respectively.
Despite these poor odds, Presti made his best moves this offseason, which then led to Westbrook officially signing the deal.
Last Saturday afternoon, the eighth-ranked Hopkins women’s soccer team came back from an early 1-0 deficit to defeat their Centennial Conference opponent, the Haverford College Fords, 3-1.
As he continued to stay seated game after game, more players across the NFL joined in support. It seemed that every American had their own opinion on the matter, either supporting or condemning the protest against racism in America.
After back-to-back losses at home two weekends ago, the Blue Jays sought to avenge their previous performance with matches against the George Washington University Colonials and the Wagner College Seahawks.
The University of California, Santa Cruz has the Banana Slug, Stanford has the Stanford Tree and the Rhode Island School of Design has Scrotie, a phallus. But here at Hopkins, we have our own exciting and special mascot: the Blue Jay.
This past weekend the eighth-ranked Blue Jays traveled to Carlisle, Pa. to take on the Dickinson College Red Devils. The Jays’ 45-10 victory marked the 45th straight regular season win and the 40th straight Centennial Conference win for Hopkins.
On June 16, 2017 Hopkins Director of Athletics Alanna Shanahan announced Katherine Bixby as the new Hopkins women’s basketball head coach.
The Hopkins field hockey team clinched a victory last Saturday against the Washington College Shorewomen, defeating them 3-2.
Both the men’s and women’s tennis teams competed in their first tournaments of the school year to great success last weekend.
Four weeks into the season, it is hard to say for sure who the favorite is to take home the National Championship, but there are clearly some front-running teams and standout players that have made big impressions early in the season.
The past six months have not ceased to amaze, as historic performances and surprising storylines have saturated the season from day one.
Hopkins volleyball continued their explosive start this weekend, with dominant performances against the St. Mary’s College Seahawks, the Bryn Mawr College Owls and the Goucher College Gophers in three sets apiece.
Director of Athletics Alanna Shanahan announced on August 28 that the school agreed to a multi-year deal with the Baltimore-based company Under Armour.
This past weekend, the Hopkins women’s soccer team excelled in their match against the Bryn Mawr College Owls. In an exciting 9-0 victory, the Jays matched the all-time team record for goals scored and improved their record to 5-1-1 on the season.
Last Friday afternoon, the men and women of the Hopkins cross country teams took their annual trip to New York for the Iona Meet of Champions held at Van Cortlandt Park.
Last weekend, the Hopkins men’s soccer team stayed undefeated with a 2-0 victory over the eighth-ranked Haverford College Fords in their Centennial Conference opener. The Blue Jays now have a 6-0-0 record thanks to their fifth shutout of the season, their best start to a season since 2007.