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The Hopkins women’s volleyball team had a great weekend, notching two victories and a Centennial Conference Championship for the second year in a row. In the first round of the Conference Tournament, the Jays easily dispatched the McDaniel College Green Terror in three straight sets.
The Hopkins men’s soccer team hosted the Centennial Conference Championship Tournament this past weekend at Homewood Field. On Friday evening, the Blue Jays kicked off their tournament run, taking on the fifth-seeded Dickinson College Red Devils for the second week in a row, this time in the semi-final round of the Conference Tournament.
The 20th-ranked Hopkins football team made a statement this past weekend on Homewood Field. The Blue Jays dominated their Centennial Conference foe, the Juniata College Eagles, from start to finish in a 57-14 victory on their senior day.
This past weekend, the Hopkins men’s wrestling team opened their season at the Messiah Invitational in Grantham, Pa.
This past weekend, the now 11th-ranked Hopkins women’s soccer team split the Centennial Conference Tournament with two thrillers, both of which were decided by penalty kicks.
The newly formed trio of center Karl-Anthony Towns, small forward Andrew Wiggins and guard Jimmy Butler have the upstart Minnesota Timberwolves up at the top of the Conference with perennial powers Golden State and the Houston Rockets.
After finishing the regular season atop the Centennial Conference, the Hopkins women’s field hockey team hosted the Centennial Conference Tournament this past weekend for the first time since 2000.
The stakes were high in the face-off between Hopkins and the 13th-ranked Franklin & Marshall College Diplomats this weekend as the winning team would secure first place in the Centennial Conference and home-field advantage for the entirety of the Conference Playoffs.
The Hopkins women’s soccer team won their ninth and 10th Centennial Conference contests this season after defeating the Gettysburg College Bullets 4-1 on last Wednesday, which they followed up with a 2-0 victory against the Franklin & Marshall College Diplomats on Saturday.
This past Sunday, the Hopkins women’s cross country team traveled to Gettysburg, Pa. for the Centennial Conference Championship.
When fourth-year medical student Jordan Tropf gathered with thousands of other runners for the start of the 17th Annual Baltimore Marathon on Oct. 21, he expected to be competitive and race with the frontrunners. What Tropf did not expect was to win the race by over three full minutes. At his pace, this meant he was over a half a mile in front of the second-place finisher.
For the second straight year, a team broke a 50-plus-year World Series drought, with the Houston Astros beating the Los Angeles Dodgers in a riveting seven-game series. It was the first championship for the Astros, who first joined the MLB as the Houston Colt .45s in 1962.
The Hopkins men’s and women’s cross country teams traveled to Gettysburg College this past Sunday morning to compete in the Centennial Conference Championships.
Every four years, the World Cup entertains the better part of my summer. I am glued to the TV, eager to see how the U.S. national team will fare against tough international competition.
We, as Philly sports fans, are loyal and cannot stand performances below expectations.
Both the men’s and women’s swim teams headed to Annapolis, Md., this past Friday for some tough competition against D-I opponents: the United States Naval Academy Midshipmen (Mids) and the Towson University Tigers.
The 24th-ranked football team continued their strong season this week, as they dominated the Gettysburg College Bullets 52-0.
In a victorious week for the Hopkins men’s soccer team, the Jays garnered two Centennial Conference wins, bringing their record to 13-1-2 with just one game left to go in the regular season.
The Hopkins women’s volleyball team’s 18-game winning streak ended on the road against the 25th ranked Stevenson University Mustangs, losing 3-1 on Thursday. After the loss, the Jays bounced back and swept the Ursinus College Bears on Saturday.
The men’s soccer team improved their undefeated Conference record this past week with two more wins: the first at home against the McDaniel College Green Terror by a score of 2-0 and the second on the road against the Ursinus College Bears by a score of 6-0.