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Lightweight rowing competes in Charles River Lightweight Invite

Although its race was canceled Saturday due to the citywide manhunt that took place a day before, the No. 10 Boston University lightweight rowing team raced Sunday in the Charles River Lightweight Invite. During the races, the Terriers competed against No. 1 Stanford University, No. 3 Princeton University and the No. 2 joint team of [...]

Softball continues winning patterns

The 2013 campaign for the Boston University softball team started on a bleak note, opening with a 2-7 record in tournament play. Inconsistency coupled with strong opponents led to the poor early record. However, that time seems like a distant memory, as the Terriers (17-20-1, 5-4 America East) have played strongly as of late, rattling [...]

Softball extends win streak with 2 wins over weekend games

With a 7-2 win over Boston College and an 8-0 victory over Sacred Heart University, the Boston University softball team extended its winning streak to a season-high six games during the weekend. The Terriers (17-20-1, 5-4 America East) swept the University of Maryland-Baltimore County in a three-game series to jumpstart their winning trend. They followed [...]

Softball team prepares for rival Boston College after emotional victory

In the wake of tragedy that shook millions across the globe, the Boston University softball team experienced an emotional victory against Bryant University Tuesday. With this win in hand, the team will travel to take on Boston College Thursday. Although the Boston Marathon attack was fresh in everyone’s mind, the Terriers (15-20-1, 5-4 America East), [...]

Softball perseveres in wake of tragedy

With the heartbreaking events of Monday weighing on their minds, members of the Boston University softball team traveled to Smithfield, R.I., on a gloomy Tuesday afternoon to play against Bryant University, and the team came up with an emotional 8-6 victory. The big win came after it swept the University of Maryland-Baltimore County over the [...]