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Women’s tennis finishes fourth in UAA

The No. 10 Washington University women’s tennis team returned from Florida Saturday night with a fourth-place finish in the University Athletic Association Championships. Women’s tennis could be the most competitive sport in the UAA, with six of eight teams ranked in the top 25 nationally. Throw in the 80-degree heat and the humidity of Altamonte Springs, Fla.

Men’s tennis upsets Emory to take conference title

For only the second time since 1990, the University Athletic Association men’s tennis trophy will leave Atlanta. With Sunday’s UAA championship match between No. 14 Washington University and No.

Track-and-field men first, women second at UAA Championships

Derek Shyr Managing Editor Emotions and spirits were high at Icahn Stadium in New York over the weekend as the Washington University track-and-field teams put together a performance that head coach Jeff Stiles described as “gritty” and “amazing.

Baseball wins two vs. Chicago

In a crucial weekend in terms of its regional standing, the Washington University baseball team split four matches with conference rival University of Chicago this past weekend, winning and losing one match each on Saturday and Sunday. The games left the Bears at 22-14 overall in 2013 with four games left in the regular season.

Softball finishes week with three wins

Despite the cancellation of a Sunday doubleheader at DePauw University due to wet field conditions, the Washington University softball team came away from its weekend with three wins in four games. The Bears recovered from a tough start to the week with a two-game sweep of Monmouth College Saturday in Monmouth, Ill. Wash. U.

Sailing club moving forward

While scanning College Confidential four years ago as a high school senior, avid sailor and senior Michael Rudokas discovered that his nautical opportunities would not have to evaporate in the Midwest—Washington University’s website mentioned a sailing club. In fact, Wash. U.

Baseball’s rally against Webster falls just short

Despite a late-game rally, the Washington University baseball team could not overcome a 10-run deficit and had its three-game win streak snapped by No. 10 Webster University Wednesday at Kelly Field. In a game postponed by rain on Tuesday, Webster jumped on the Bears’ pitching for all of its runs in the first five innings. Wash. U.

Men’s tennis earns 11th straight victory

The No. 14 Washington University men’s tennis team closed out its regular season with a 6-3 win over Division II McKendree University on Saturday. The victory was the Bears’ 11th straight heading into University Athletic Association Championships this weekend and pushed the team’s record to 14-5. Wash. U. has not lost since March 15 against Division II No.

Track and Field teams rack up 12 event winners at Rose-Hulman

Behind two event wins from senior Ryan Doll and a first-through-third sweep in the women’s pole vault, the Washington University track-and-field teams concluded their last meet before the University Athletic Association Outdoor Championships on a high note.

Baseball sweeps doubleheader to reach 20 wins

Kelly Field continued its run as a house of horrors for visiting teams as the Washington University baseball team ran its home winning streak to five and earned its 20th win of the season on Saturday.

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