BALTIMORE – Despite gutsy play and a 37th minute goal from junior forward Hannah Deming, the Swarthmore Garnet womens soccer team (2-4-2, 1-1) fell by a 4-1 score to the Johns Hopkins on Saturday evening at Hopkins’ Homewood Field in Baltimore. The loss was Swarthmore’s first of the season in Centennial Conference play.
BALTIMORE – Senior goalkeeper Katie Ashmore would stop 13 shots in goal for the Swarthmore field hockey team (3-5, 1-1 CC) but the host Blue Jays (3-4, 1-1 CC) would still manage to put five in the back of the net to top the Garnet on Saturday afternoon at Homewood Field.
Commentary from Kyle Krainock ’13.
Live commentary in Baltimore from Victor Brady ’13.
HAVERFORD, Pa. – Sophomore Aidan DuMont-McCaffrey clocked in at 21:09.30 to lead the Garnet to a third place finish in the Main Line Invitational on Thursday afternoon. DuMont-McCaffrey’s time earned him 28th place in a field that included Division I Villanova runners.
HAVERFORD, Pa. – Freshman Emma Saarel crossed the finish for a 10th place finish with a time of 18:43.35 in the three-mile course at the Main Line Invitational to lead the Garnet to a second place finish on Thursday night.
Swarthmore finished only behind reigning Division I national champions, Villanova.
BALTIMORE – Junior Lisa Shang led the Garnet defense with 13 digs but the Swarthmore volleyball team (10-4) would fall in straight sets to Conference foe Johns Hopkins (6-7) on Wednesday night.
SWARTHMORE, Pa. – Freshman Aly Passanante’s electrifying game-tying goal in the 82nd minute set up what looked like it would be a dramatic overtime conclusion to a hotly-contested battle between the Swarthmore College women’s soccer team and No. 23 Eastern – only Mother Nature had different thoughts.
The Garnet (2-3-2) and Eagles (5-1-1) settled for a 1-1 tie on Wednesday night from Clothier Field Stadium, as the game was called due to lightning in the area with :50 seconds remaining in the first overtime period.
SWARTHMORE, Pa. – The Swarthmore field hockey team (3-4, 1-0) put on a show on Wednesday evening, dominating the visiting Bryn Mawr Owls by a score of 15-0 from Clothier Field Stadium.
Sophomore Katie Teleky scored four goals, senior Sophia Ferguson scored three, sophomore Sophia Agathis and freshman Nia Jones each scored two, while sophomore Taryn Colonnese, freshman Aarti Rao, and seniors Devon Novotnak and Hadley Roach added a goal apiece to cap the Swat onslaught in its Centennial Conference-opener.
Commentary from Victor Brady ’13