Vol. 93, No. 24 April 18, 2003


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Tribe tennis holds 21-4 record
The 11th-ranked Tribe women's tennis squad ended play for the regular season by notching its 12th straight win. The women defeated the No. 33 University of Texas Longhorns 5-2 Sunday at the Penick-Allison Tennis Center. Overall, the College boasts a 21-4 record this season, the best regular season for the women's tennis program in College history.

Men's gymnastics travels to NCAAs
After competing in the NCAA Championship meet for the second consecutive year, the men's gymnastics squad placed 12th overall with 203.625 points. The meet was won by the University of Oklahoma with 222.600 points, followed by Ohio State University with 220.700 and Pennsylvania State University with 219.950.

Lacrosse wins against Drexel at home, 18-8
One game removed from scoring a season high 18 goals in a winning effort over Drexel University on Sunday, the W&M women's lacrosse squad ran into a defensive juggernaut at top-ranked Greyhounds of Loyola College, who delivered the Tribe a 12-2 defeat this afternoon in Baltimore, MD.

LAUREN PUTNOCKY - The Flat Hat
Tribe hosts three games against Rams
Last weekend the Tribe hosted a three-game series against the Rams of Virginia Commonwealth University. Due to the weather conditions, the first game was rained out and moved to Saturday afternoon.

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Women's track takes fifth at UVa. Lou Onesty Invitational
The Tribe women's outdoor track and field team competed at the Lou Onesty/Milton G. Abramson Invitation, held on Lannigan field at the University of Virginia, placing fifth with 55 points.

 Ultimate wins Sectionals
Over the past weekend, W&M men's Ultimate Frisbee team traveled to Charlottesville, Va., to participate in the Blue Ridge Sectional Tournament. 		Men's track prepares for CAA meet
The Tribe men's track and field team competed with a limited squad and placed 16th at Lou Onesty/Milton G. Abramson Invitational, hosted by the University of Virginia last Saturday.

 Tribe women's golf finishes sixth
The women's golf team competed Sunday in the Bonnie Hoover Invitational golf tournament. A field of 17 teams competed at the par-72 Lakeview Golf Course in Harrisonburg, Va.

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