Sunday, November 22

• Men's Squash drops two against NESCAC foes

• Women's Squash falls to Williams and Middlebury

Saturday, November 21

• Faller places eighth at Men's Cross Country NCAA's

• Wilfert runs to All-American honor at WXC Nationals

• Field Hockey edged by Salisbury in NCAA semi-final

• Baily doubles again in Women's Basketball win over York

• Men's Swimming & Diving sweeps Panthers and Camels

• Field Hockey's Cannon presented NCAA Elite 88 award

• Men's Basketball drops another tight game at Rochester

• Williams shuts out Hockey in NESCAC action, 2-0

• Women's Swimming & Diving loses twice

Friday, November 20

• Hockey earns historic 3-3 tie against Middlebury

• Men's Swimming & Diving opens season with win

• Win for Women's Swimming & Diving in 2009-10 debut

• Women's Basketball edged in two overtimes by New Paltz

• Men's Basketball battles back, but loses opener

• Men's Squash competitive in opening loss to Bates

• New look Women's Squash squad drops opener to Bates

• Field Hockey readies for second straight NCAA semi-final

• Men's Cross Country's Faller to run at third NCAA race

• Wilfert in second NCAA Women's Cross Country race

• Thirty-six fall athletes on NESCAC All-Academic team

Thursday, November 19

• Volleyball falls to Hope 3-1 in NCAA Quarterfinals

• Eight fall athletes earn NESCAC All-Sportsmanship kudos

Wednesday, November 18

• Six from Football on All-Conference teams

• Scholtes chosen as region's best in Field Hockey

• Volleyball in Ohio for NCAA "Elite Eight" action

• Feiger picked to AVCA Volleyball All-America 2nd Team

Tuesday, November 17

• All-Region honors to four Men's Cross Country runners

• Women's Cross Country's Wilfert garners All-Region

• Five Field Hockey players gain All-Region recognition

Monday, November 16

• Feiger named NEWVA's Volleyball Player of the Year

Sunday, November 15

• Field Hockey defeats Skidmore 4-1 in NCAA quarterfinal

• Co-ed Sailing 10th at Atlantic Coast Championship

• Women's Sailing ninth at Atlantic Coast Regatta

Saturday, November 14

• Volleyball wins NCAA regional title, advances to Ohio

• NCAA Volleyball Regional Website

• Kelly's hat trick leads Field Hockey over MIT in NCAA's

• Wilfert qualifies for NCAA Women's Cross Country race

• Faller to race at Men's Cross Country Nationals again

• Football loses season finale to Middlebury, 26-7

Friday, November 13

• Volleyball defeats Wellesley in NCAA Regional semis

• Four from Volleyball honored as AVCA All-Region

• Field Hockey opens NCAA's vs. MIT on Saturday

Thursday, November 12

• Volleyball rolls to NCAA opening round win over Mariners

• Gamal, Nolet on All-NESCAC Women's Soccer First Team

Wednesday, November 11

• Volleyball's NESCAC honors include best Player, Coach

• Player and Coach of the Year among FH's NESCAC honors

• Volleyball set for fourth NCAA appearance on Thursday

• Football concludes season with Seniors Day on Saturday

Monday, November 9

• Perkins named NESCAC Field Hockey Player of the Week

• Field Hockey to host NCAA second and third rounds

• Volleyball to host NCAA Regional for second straight year

Sunday, November 8

• Field Hockey wins first NESCAC title, 3-2 over Trinity

• Volleyball falls to Williams in NESCAC title match

• Co-ed Sailing fifth in Hap Moore Team Race

Saturday, November 7

• Volleyball advances to conference final over Amherst

• Field Hockey defeats Williams for NESCAC finals berth

• Women's Soccer loses at Williams in NESCAC semis

• Football loses offensive battle at Colby, 34-31

• Lansdale leads pack for WXC at ECAC Championship

• Depth on display for Men's Cross Country at ECAC's

Friday, November 6

• Volleyball earns NESCAC tourney win over Wesleyan

• Hart named Women's Basketball Preseason All-American

Wednesday, November 4

• Volleyball to host NESCAC Championship again

Tuesday, November 3

• Faller, Marks earn NESCAC Men's Cross Country honors

• Wilfert on NESCAC Women's Cross Country 1st Team

Monday, November 2

• Brown lands Field Hockey's first NESCAC award for '09

Sunday, November 1

• Field Hockey advances past Wesleyan in NESCAC's

• Women's Soccer wins 2-1 over Trinity in NESCAC's

• Men's Cross Country third at NESCAC Championship

• Wilfert edged at finish line of NESCAC WXC race

• Women's Sailing sixth at Victorian Coffee Urn

• Co-ed Sailing seventh at MIT's Schell Inter-sectional

Saturday, October 31

• Volleyball clinches #1 seed in NESCAC at Amherst

• Amherst improves to 6-0 with 13-3 win over Football

Friday, October 30

• #5 Field Hockey 13-1 after 2-0 win at Bowdoin

• Women's Soccer loses, but gains NESCAC home berth

• Men's Soccer loses season finale at Bowdoin, 2-1

• Volleyball upset in five by Trinity College

• Russo, Scholtes named Field Hockey Senior All-Stars

Monday, October 26

• Feiger wins second NESCAC Volleyball award of '09

Sunday, October 25

• Women's Crew Double wins at Head of the Fish

• Women's Cross Country wins 5k title at Mayor's Cup

• Men's Cross Country runs two races at Mayor's Cup

• Men's Crew 4+ takes 10th at Head of the Fish Regatta

• Women's Sailing 11th at Stu Nelson Trophy

• Co-ed Sailing finishes 11th at Sherman Hoyt Trophy

Saturday, October 24

• Volleyball wins Hall of Fame Invite over Williams

• #5 Field Hockey dominates Williams, 3-0

• Williams comes from behind to defeat Men's Soccer

• Williams sneaks past Women's Soccer on late goal

• Williams pulls away from Football for 30-7 victory

Friday, October 23

• Volleyball wins opening Hall of Fame match against Smith

Wednesday, October 21

• Volleyball defeats Endicott College in three sets

• Women's Soccer defeats Salem in final non-league match

Armed and Ready
For three seasons, Tufts University quarterback Tom McManama filled the back-up role for the Jumbos with a positive attitude. He saw action in eight games during his first three seasons, but his primary contribution to the team was the effort that he gave on a daily basis despite a lack of playing time. McManama was prepared to do the same again this fall, until starter Anthony Fucillo went down with an injury in the preseason. McManama is now the starting quarterback, making the most of a chance that at times he didn't think he'd ever get. Although it involves an injury to a teammate, McManama's well-deserved opportunity is something that the Tufts University Athletics Website wants to put > In Focus.