With the Centennial Championship only a few weeks away, the Blue Jays are on top of the heap, boasting a 5-0 record against conference opponents and a 10-6 showing overall.
The Hopkins men’s track team was in action again this weekend, participating in the Hopkins/Loyola Invite. The Jays placed third overall in track and field at the home meet with a total score of 89 points. The Invite came just a week after the Goucher Invitational, where Hopkins took top honors in many major track and field competitions, eventually finishing in the top spot 50 points ahead of the second place finishers.
The rapidly approaching National Basketball Association (NBA) playoffs and LeBron James’s Cleveland Cavaliers poised for a run deep into the postseason mean ESPN and our other national media outlets will begin to once again fawn after “The King” as he seeks his third NBA title. Nothing makes my blood boil quite like people comparing James with the greatest who ever lived, Michael Jordan, as ESPN and many causal fans will be prone to do when LeBron carves up lesser talents this postseason.
The No. 20 Lady Jays traveled to Lewisburg, Pa. to take on the Bison of Bucknell University. They dominated play for nearly the entire game and outscored the Bison 10-3 in the second half en route to a 16-5 victory. The win, the ninth in a row for the Jays, pushed their overall record to 11-2 and gave them another quality win to push themselves into the No. 17 ranking in the country.
This past weekend the Hopkins men’s track and field team travelled to Towson, Md. to compete in the Goucher Track and Field Classic. One athlete’s performance stood out among the rest.
As the weather has begun to heat up in recent days, so has the Hopkins women’s track and field team, who put together a dominant performance at the Goucher Invitational as the calendar flipped from March to April.
The 2015 Major League Baseball season marks the first point in many fans’ lifetimes; there is an overwhelming excitement in the Maryland-D.C. corridor for both of its teams before opening day.
Junior attack Ryan Brown’s nine-point performance was not enough to knock Big Ten rival Ohio State this past Sunday. After nine ties, the hosting Buckeyes were able to close out the game on a 4-1 run, outlasting the visiting Blue Jays 15-12.
The Hopkins baseball team split their games this past weekend, losing their first against Franklin & Marshall College and winning their second behind a strong outing from senior right-hander Jake Enterlin.
The Hopkins men’s track team was in action this past Saturday at the Goucher Invitational in Towson, Md. The men’s team won the competition with a total of 283 points.
The Blue Jays men’s tennis team squeaked by No. 39 Christopher Newport University and dominated unranked Ursinus College in a weekend, split-squad doubleheader.
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The Lady Jays started off the weekend on Friday with a tough loss to Williams’ Ephs. Hopkins won one of three points in doubles play as senior Shannon Herndon and sophomore Ashnaa Rao defeated freshman Julia Cancio and senior Maria Pylypiv of Williams.
The Hopkins women’s lacrosse team entered last Saturday’s contest with a five-game winning streak.
This past Saturday, the Blue Jays men’s lacrosse team took on their first ever opponent from the Big Ten in a heated match.
This past week, the Hopkins men’s track team began their season at the Raleigh Relays and Maryland Invitational.
An offensive charge spearheaded by junior attack Jenna Reifler took Hopkins to a 15-5 victory over visiting UC Davis in their first-ever matchup. Reifler had a career day with four goals and two assists to lead the 20th-ranked Lady Jays to their sixth straight win and eighth on the season.
After numerous postponed games early this season, the Hopkins baseball team took the field in Haverford, Pa. to face a double-header against the Haverford Fords.
Even after a turbulent start, a sense of normalcy has descended upon the NCAA Tournament as top seeds Kentucky, Duke, and Wisconsin earned Final Four berths.
This weekend, the No. 2 Hopkins women’s tennis team was slated to compete in two matches against Dickenson College and Bryn Mawr College. Although the Bryn Mawr match had to be postponed, the Lady Jays still managed to have a solid weekend, defeating Dickinson Friday afternoon. In a match featuring considerable young talent for Hopkins, the team shutout Dickinson 9-0. With the win, the team improved to 6-1 on the season and is undefeated in the Centennial Conference.
