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Hopkins prepares for Homewood showdown

By TOBY MIRMAN | September 4, 2014

Fresh off an undefeated regular season — but a gut-wrenching first round playoff knockout to Wesley — the football team is poised to return to the gridiron as a force to be reckoned with in the Centennial Conference. Jays faithful will remember Wesley quarterback Joe Callahan drilling wideout Steve Koudossou in the bread basket on a post pattern at the goal line for the game-sealing touchdown with just 12.8 seconds to go in the fourth quarter — the death knell for the Jays playoff hopes.

Blue Jay seniors lead the way at Penn Relays

By JASON PLUSH | May 1, 2014

In one of the most important meets of the season, the Hopkins men’s track team traveled to Philadelphia to take on various top-notch competitors at the Penn Relays. The Relays lasted from Friday through Sunday as the Jays had several runners compete throughout the weekend.

W. Tennis completes undefeated CC season

By GAURAV VERMA | May 1, 2014

The Hopkins women’s tennis team capped off an undefeated season in the Centennial Conference (CC) on Saturday, April 26. This is the eighth straight season this has occurred, and the team has won 80 straight conference matchups.

Jays remain flawless in Centennial Conference

By SI YEON LEE | May 1, 2014

On Saturday, a surging men’s tennis team ended the regular season with two wins over NC Wesleyan and Washington College in split-squad matches, extending its impressive win streak to eight consecutive matches. The Jays remained undefeated in the Centennial Conference and have now won an inconceivable 74 consecutive conference matches. Hopkins goes into the postseason with an overall record of 16-4 and a 9-0 conference record.

NBA Playoffs off to an interesting start

By RACHEL COOK | May 1, 2014

With one-seeds tied up with eight-seeds and a team owner being banned for life from all NBA activities before his team played Game 4, the 2014 NBA Playoffs have proven to be extraordinary and have shocked basketball fans from across the nation.

Athlete of the Week: Conor Reynolds - Baseball

By IAN GUSTAFSON | May 1, 2014

Freshman shortstop Conor Reynolds is The News-Letter’s Athlete of the Week. He carried a 12-game hit streak into this week, including two three-hit games in the crucial final weekend of the regular season for the Blue Jays that vaulted them into the conference tournament.

Women’s Lacrosse top tenth-ranked Ohio St.

By ZACH ROBBINS | May 1, 2014

On Saturday, the ninth-ranked Lady Jays defeated the 10th-ranked Buckeyes of Ohio State on Homewood Field.  In both teams’ regular season finale, senior attacker Taylor D’Amore became the career leader for assists in helping Hopkins improve to 14-4 overall and 3-3 in the ALC to earn the fifth seed. Ohio State fell to 12-5 overall and 4-2 in the ALC, clinching the second seed.

Baseball clinches Conference tournament

By SCOTT SHEEHAN | May 1, 2014

“Our approach going into the weekend was that each game was like a playoff game," junior outfielder Chris Casey said. "We had to come out and bring our best level of play in order to show why we belong in the tournament. We had to prove this not only to the other teams in the conference, but to ourselves. We backed ourselves into a corner earlier in the season by losing some critical games, but this past weekend was a great opportunity to dig ourselves out."

Jays reign as top dog in Centennial Conf.

By SI YEON LEE | April 24, 2014

Starting with a sweep over Franklin & Marshall at home, the men’s tennis team has cruised to a remarkable six-match winning streak over the past two weeks. Last weekend, Hopkins hosted Swarthmore on Friday, battling to a 6-3 win, and won both of their matches with ease on Saturday. Their record boosted to 14-4 on the season and 8-0 in the conference.

W. Tennis routs Mules and Eagles

By ZACHERY OLAH | April 24, 2014

As the season presses on, the women’s tennis team has continued to improve from week to week. On Saturday, the Lady Jays topped Centennial Conference opponent Muhlenberg as well as 21st ranked Mary Washington. The two wins extended the team’s win streak to six consecutive games.

Bright future ahead for track

By ZACH ROBBINS | April 24, 2014

The 13th ranked men’s track and field team traveled to Chester, Pa. to compete in the Widener Invitational meet. Many Hopkins athletes had strong performances in this two-day meet to make it a successful weekend for the Jays.

Blue Jay Lacrosse wins pair over Navy, ‘Nova

By ZACH ZILBER | April 24, 2014

As the sun was setting on Homewood Field, the seventh-ranked Jays prepared to play their third game in nine days and their last at home. The visiting Villanova Wildcats were all that stood in the way of a potential five-game win streak.

W. Lax falls to Lions, defeats Old Dominion

By IAN GUSTAFSON | April 24, 2014

Seventh-ranked Hopkins women’s lacrosse fell 12-10 to 12th-ranked Penn State on the road on Friday night. The Jays were outscored 8-3 in the second half by the Nittany Lions, who moved to 9-6 on the season and 3-3 in American Lacrosse Conference Action. The Jays fell to 12-3 on the season and 2-3 in the ALC. Seniors Taylor D’Amore and Sammy Cermack collectively totaled 10 points in the losing effort.

Athlete of the Week: Maggie Shelton - Women’s Track

By RACHEL COOK | April 24, 2014

The Hopkins women’s track team had another impressive performance on April 18 at the Larry Ellis Invitational. Blue Jay senior Maggie Shelton had a record-breaking performance on Friday night, further cementing her place in the record books. Shelton finished the 800-meter race with a time of 2:07.29, beating the former Hopkins record set by Annie Monagle with a time of 2:08.73. Along with the Hopkins record, Shelton bested the conference record of Haverford’s Annick Lamar, 2:08.15, that she set back in 2008, securing a spot in the Centennial Conference record books.

Jays beat Swarthmore but fall to Widener

By TOBY MIRMAN | April 17, 2014

The Blue Jays rode two dynamic pitching performances from sophomore Carter Burns and junior Jacob Enterlin and the thumping bat of sophomore Raul Shah to two victories (8-4, 5-3) against Swarthmore the afternoon of Saturday April 12. Shah was 5-6 on the day with two home runs and three RBI, while Burns and Enterlin combined to hurl 18 strikeouts over 17.0 innings pitched.

Women’s Lacrosse shocks Northwestern

By RACHEL COOK | April 17, 2014

With 20 seconds left in the second overtime, Hopkins sophomore Dene Dimartino scored the winning goal, snapping the fifth-ranked Northwestern Wildcats’ five-game win streak. The Lady Jays are now 11-2 overall in the season, and their ALC record is back to .500 with just two league games to go.

Athlete of the Week: Raul Shah - Baseball

By GAURAV VERMA | April 17, 2014

Sophomore third baseman Raul Shah had quite the weekend at the plate, especially in the doubleheader against Swarthmore. Shah was 5-6 at the plate with two homers, leading Hopkins to wins in both games. On the week, Shah hit .611 at the plate with a 1.056 slugging percentage, and was named in D3baseball.com’s Team of the Week. After spending last season as a seldom-used backup, Shah has emerged as one of the key contributors on the team this year. He was kind enough to answer a few questions about his season, his offseason training and the team’s performance thus far.

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