Sports Shorts for May 4, 2015: A weekly wrap-up of MIT varsity athletics
Women’s Lacrosse, Baseball, and Men’s Tennis win NEWMAC titles; Virdi breaks NCAA high jump record.
Women’s Lacrosse, Baseball, and Men’s Tennis win NEWMAC titles; Virdi breaks NCAA high jump record.
Track and field teams clinch NEWMAC titles; Fodor pitches perfect softball game.
Softball picks up six wins, moves to 22-4; Track and field teams shine at Sean Collier Invitational.
MIT celebrates Division III Week; Men’s Lacrosse picks up two wins.
Baseball picks up five wins; rowing teams brave cold waters for first contests of the season.
Softball kicks off season with strong 8-2 start; Field Hockey picks up NFHCA academic accolades.
Computer science and engineering major recognized for athletic and academic excellence.
Guo and Lin win NCAA Elite 89 Award; Jedryka leads Women’s Swimming to highest program finish at NCAA Championships.
Dual major in electrical engineering and computer science and biological engineering recognized for athletic and academic excellence.
Gong and Virdi claim NCAA titles; Women’s Lacrosse picks up three wins.
Virdi wins second-straight title in pole vault while Gong takes win at 3,000 meters.
Rifle claims air rifle title at MAC Championships; Men’s and Women’s Lacrosse kick off seasons with multiple wins.
NEWMAC Academic All-Conference Awards announced; Squash wraps up season at CSA individual nationals.
Massive MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference reveals state of growing field.