THIS WEEK
Cover News
Opinion A & E
Sports Intramurals
Calendar Comics
 
YH FEATURES
Exclusive
Archives/Search
Planet of Sound
Speak Your Mind
Pick the Pros
Crossword
 
ONLINE TOOLS
Ground Zero
Sublet Search
Rideboard
Book Shopper
Blue Book Search
 
ABOUT US
the Yale Herald
YH Online
 


Morse

Saybrook is a bit like a porn star: sure, its boobs may look the biggest, but grab one and you realize that it's all just a silicone-produced illusion. And in the end, all they're really good at is, well, sucking. Thanks to some huge performances, Morse is in second place, ready for a springtime surge to repeat as Tyng champs.

Men's squash won, as expected, after two key Davenport losses. Thanks, D-port! A-hoops and C-hoops finished tied for first in their divisions, while B-hoops posted an 11-1 record, good for second place. Water polo managed to notch a victory in its final game, thanks in part to newcomers (and latecomers) Yves Dha- "Man" -ramraj '02 and Madora "Ever since I was in Rumpus, I have had many" Soutter "s" '02. Men's volleyball smacked Trumbull around to finish with a winning record, while women's volleyball and women's basketball both finished the season on a high note. Ice hockey, meanwhile, still has a shot at the shirts.

Spring preview: soccer will dominate, as usual, with imported foreign stars like Tiberio "Mysterio" Frisoli '02 and Colin Pan "Geos" '01. Field hockey should compete for the championship once again with a boost from the return of überplayer Sara "All-World" Perkins '01. Softball made it to the championship game last year and (this is a guarantee) will win it all this year, thanks to our secret weapon. Hey, Saybrook: pucker up. Even the legendary Dave "Brian Vinci" Plattner '01 can't save you now.

(Compiled by the letter J and the number 11.)

Back to Intramurals...

 

 


All materials © 2001 The Yale Herald, Inc., and its staff.
Got any questions, comments, or advice? Email the online editors at
online@yaleherald.com.
Like to join us?