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In the NFC especially, the presumed juggernauts have fallen flat. Of the six teams from the Conference that made the playoffs last year, only two would qualify this year, and zero currently lead their division.
The Hopkins women’s soccer team continued their torrid pace with two more wins this past week, beating the McDaniel College Green Terror earlier on the road and then beating Centennial Conference rival, the Swarthmore College Garnet, on Saturday at home. The two wins guaranteed the Jays a spot in the Conference Tournament.
Out of his 13 years in the league, LeBron has made it to seven championships and six consecutively. Though he has done so in what is clearly the weaker of the two conferences, this accomplishment is quite impressive.
The Hopkins women’s field hockey team continued their strong season this past weekend as the Jays defeated the Swarthmore College Garnet 4-0 to clinch a berth to the Centennial Conference Tournament for the first time since 2014.
With a win over the then 17th-ranked Juniata College Eagles this past weekend, the Hopkins women’s volleyball team broke the program record for the longest winning streak, which was set back in 2012.
The men’s and women’s cross country teams split up, sending some runners to the Pre-Nationals meet in Illinois, while others stayed closer to home for the Rowan Inter-Regional meet in New Jersey.
There are very few certainties thus far in either conference, other than the fact that the Cleveland Browns are their usual pitiful selves and that the Atlanta Falcons still know how to blow a huge second-half lead: It was one thing when it was at the hands of Tom Brady, but Jay Cutler, really?
After competing in the Harvard Invitational last Friday, the Hopkins water polo team traveled straight to Cambridge, Mass. on Saturday for the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Division III Eastern Championship at MIT.
Out of the eight teams that made it to the division series this year, five of them took part in the playoffs last year, including the American League and National League champions, the Cleveland Indians and Chicago Cubs, respectively.
This past weekend, the Hopkins men’s lacrosse team hosted the Israel men’s national lacrosse team in their first scrimmage of the fall. Hopkins, who finished 13th in last year’s rankings, took the game 12-6.
The Hopkins women’s volleyball team continued their hot streak by winning their 14th and 15th straight matches this weekend against the Washington & Lee University Generals (W&L) and the Muhlenberg College Mules, both in three straight sets.
This weekend, the Hopkins men’s water polo team traveled to California for the Gary Troyer Tournament. Though the team struggled in its first match versus the University of Redlands, the rest of the weekend was an undeniable triumph.
For the first time this season, the men’s soccer team faced a very unfamiliar outcome as they lost against Messiah College.
Last Saturday, the Hopkins women’s and men’s swim teams traveled to the College of William & Mary (W&M) for their first meet of the season. Although both teams came out with a loss, there were still several impressive performances recorded on both sides.
The qualification tournament, known as the Hexagonal, started out as poorly as possible for the United States. The top four teams in the group would qualify for at least a playoff spot. All the United States had to do was tie, and they would be guaranteed at least a chance against Australia for the final qualifying position.
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.