Monday, October 13

• Faller earns second NESCAC Cross Country award

Sunday, October 12

• Volleyball wins at Middlebury in four sets
• Results from Men's Tennis Wallach Invitational at Bates
• Results from Quinsigamond Snake Crew Regatta

Saturday, October 11

• Women's Tennis dominates NYU in 8-1 victory
• Volleyball gains sole possession of first place in NESCAC
• #7 Field Hockey beats #3 Middlebury in overtime, 3-2
• Faller top D3 finisher at New England Men's X-C race
• McNamara sixth at New England Women's X-C race
• Middlebury blanks Men's Soccer in NESCAC match, 2-0
• Women's Soccer loses NESCAC match at Middlebury
• Football nipped in overtime at Trinity, 28-27

Thursday, October 9

• Julia Browne is #1 seed for ITA Small College Nationals

Wednesday, October 8

• Volleyball now 17-1 after home victory over Coast Guard
• Golf records second second of the week at Nichols
• Read Metro West article on Football's Pete Carmichael

Tuesday, October 7

• Men's Soccer pulls away from Plymouth in second half
• Maxwell strikes again in Women's Soccer win

Monday, October 6

• Golf is runner-up at Husson Invitational

Sunday, October 5

• Co-ed Sailing wins Smith Trophy at MIT
• Browne/McCooey play into doubles semis at Middlebury
• Co-ed Sailing 5th of 20 at Danmark Trophy
• Women's Sailing 5th of 16 at Regis Bowl
• Golf 3rd after one day at Husson Tournament

Saturday, October 4

• Tufts Volleyball Invitational Final Results
• #10 Field Hockey 8-0 after winning at Amherst 4-0
• Volleyball splits matches on second day of Invitational
• Football suffers first loss at Bowdoin, 28-26
• Loss at Amherst drops Men's Soccer to 1-3 in NESCAC
• Amherst gives #9 Women's Soccer its first loss, 3-1

Friday, October 3

• Volleyball wins first two matches at home tournament

Thursday, October 2

• Women's Tennis wins first match against MIT, 7-2
• Haslett earns spot on All-NESCAC Golf Second Team

Wednesday, October 1

• Men's Tennis blanks Babson in home opener

Tuesday, September 30

• Field Hockey start at 7-0 after win against Gordon
• Women's Soccer still flawless with 3-0 win over Babson

Monday, September 29

• Codfish victory earns Faller NESCAC honor
• Nolet's offense and defense lands NESCAC award
• Volleyball's Updike named NESCAC Player of the Week

Sunday, September 28

• Julia Browne wins ITA Regional Tennis title
• Golf places eighth at NESCAC Qualifier
• Co-ed Sailing 4th of 24 at Hood Trophy
• Women's Sailing 11th at New England Single-handed race
• Co-ed Sailing 9th at New England Sloops

Saturday, September 27

• Volleyball wins MIT Invitational for the first time
• Football bowls over Bates for 34-7 NESCAC win
• Faller wins Men's Cross Country Codfish Bowl
• Women's Soccer remains unbeaten, un-scored upon
• McNamara, Women's Cross Country 3rd at Codfish Bowl
• Three in second half lift Field Hockey past Bates
• Men's Soccer takes first NESCAC loss to Bates
• Men's Tennis competes at ITA Regional tournament

Friday, September 26

• Volleyball extends best-ever start to 11-0 with two wins
• Toomey receives Distinguished Achievement Award

Wednesday, September 24

• Women's Soccer wins regional showdown at Wheaton
• Men's Tennis opens with 9-0 win at Salve Regina

Tuesday, September 23

• Volleyball still undefeated following 3-1 win over Brandeis
• Men's Soccer continues best start since '02 with win

Sunday, September 21

• Haslett's 71 leads Golf at Williams Invitational
• Co-ed Sailing 4th of 20 at Nevins Trophy
• Co-ed Sailing 13th of 18 at Hatch Brown Trophy
• Women's Sailing 14th of 18 at Mrs. Hurst Bowl

Saturday, September 20

• Football rushes to 20-14 win over Wesleyan in opener
• Women's Soccer earns another NESCAC shutout
• Men's Soccer wins first NESCAC match over Camels
• Field Hockey rolls past Connecticut College, 6-0
• Volleyball beats Bowdoin for NESCAC weekend sweep
• Women's Cross Country 3rd at UMass Dartmouth
• Men's Cross Country 7th at UMass Dartmouth
• Read Boston Globe article on Football's Kevin Anderson

Friday, September 19

• Volleyball wins NESCAC opener at Bates, 3-1

Wednesday, September 17

• Men's Soccer, NEC battle to 0-0 overtime tie

Tuesday, September 16

• Volleyball win over Gordon matches best start since '99
• #12 Field Hockey earns close 2-1 win at #16 Babson

Monday, September 15

• Brown earns share of NESCAC Field Hockey award
• Denniston is NESCAC Volleyball Co-Player of the Week

Sunday, September 14

• Golf finishes in middle of the pack at Bowdoin
• Co-ed Sailing fourth at Harry Anderson opener
• Women's Sailing 13th at Man-Labs Trophy
• Women's Sailing 2nd of 12 at Captains' Cup

Saturday, September 13

• Another Brown hat trick leads Field Hockey over Colby
• Women's Soccer opens season with 1-0 win over Colby
• McNamara, Women's Cross Country win again
• Volleyball defeats defending NESCAC champ Williams
• Late Colby OT goal nips Men's Soccer, 2-1
• Men's Cross Country splits squad at Jumbo Invite

Friday, September 12

• Volleyball wins twice at Brandeis Invitational

Wednesday, September 10

• Field Hockey keeps flying with 6-1 win versus Wellesley
• Men's Soccer scores another 2-0 non-conference win

Tuesday, September 9

• Volleyball comes back to win opener over Stonehill

Monday, September 8

• McNamara wins first NESCAC Cross Country Award of '08

Net Vet
Senior tri-captain David McKeon is one of just two seniors on the 2008 Tufts University men's soccer roster. The veteran goalkeeper has been a leader on and off the field for a young Tufts team that is off to a good start this fall. Ranked among the top three in the conference for goals against average, save percentage and saves per game, McKeon's 6'4" presence in the Jumbo goal has been critical to the team's success. So has his experience as a four-year member of the Tufts program. For our first In Focus of the 2008-2009 Year In Tufts Athletics, we touch base with our starting goalkeeper and biomedical engineering major right  here!