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Men's Swimming and Diving: Big East title meet is final hurdle of season
Coming off a first-place performance in the diving portion of the event, Notre Dame looks to capture a Big East championship as it face the conference's best in Louisville, Ky., starting today.
Bengal Bouts: Preliminaries, 143 Pounds
Nicholas Bock def. John Flores
ND Women's Lacrosse: Notre Dame seniors shine
In the Big East, talent is prevalent but experience is golden.
Bengal Bouts: Preliminaries, 154 Pounds
Thomas "The Mean Justifies the" Enzweiler def. Robert "Bloomer" Blume
Bengal Bouts: Preliminaries, 160 Pounds
Robert Powers def. James "Jimbo Slice" Bowers
Men's Swimming and Diving: Squad dominates in diving portion of meet
Notre Dame enjoyed a successful weekend at the Big East Championships in Louisville as all five Irish divers earned points for their team. The Irish (6-4 regular season) swept both events and took a 74-point lead over second place Louisville, the league's reigning champion, heading into the swimming portion of the championships.
Bengal Bouts: Preliminaries, 157 Pounds
Jamie "Sweet Rays of Sunshine" Koepsel def. Samuel "Man of War" Roskos
Bengal Bouts: Preliminaries, 167 Pounds
William "I Sunk your Battleship" Hull def. Giovanni Angles
ND Women's Swimming and Diving: Irish claim top spot as Big East Championships approach
Strong performances on the diving boards this weekend vaulted Notre Dame into first-place as the team heads into the swimming portion of the Big East Championships next weekend.
Bengal Bouts: Preliminaries, 134 pounds
Nicholas "N" Rowek def. John "The Forgetful Housecat" Garvin
SMC Basketball: Belles set to break two records
With a 68-59 win at Albion (12-11, 10-4 MIAA) Saturday, the Belles (16-7, 9-5) are just one victory away from tying a school record for wins in a season.
Bengal Bouts: Preliminaries, 148 Pounds
Kevin Ortenzio def. Joshua "Sunshine" Whelan
ND Women's Basketball: Press overwhelms Rutgers
It was not easy, but the Irish accomplished what they set out to do Saturday afternoon — to beat conference rival Rutgers to head into their showdown against Connecticut, Notre Dame's biggest game of the season, on a nine-game winning streak.
Hockey: Green sweep
Coming into the weekend needing six points to keep pace in the CCHA race, No. 10 Notre Dame did just that, sweeping Bowling Green to take sole possession of first place in the conference with just two weekends remaining. The Irish (18-9-5, 15-6-3-2 CCHA) defeated the Falcons (8-21-3, 3-18-3-1) 2-1 Friday night and came back with a much stronger performance Saturday night to earn a comfortable 5-1 victory.
Fencing: Irish beat UNC, Duke, Hopkins to sweep Duke Duals
The Irish finished the weekend undefeated, capping off a successful regular season in which the both the men and women grabbed hold of the top national ranking.
Women's Lacrosse: Irish split games in California
After beating Cal on Friday, the No. 10 Irish headed 30 miles south to Palo Alto to face the No. 13 Stanford Cardinal on Sunday. Sunday's results were a bit different from Friday's victory, as Notre Dame (1-1) lost a heartbreaker by a score of 13-12.
ND Women's Tennis: Michigan, Vanderbilt beat Irish
Despite back-to-back losses on Thursday and Saturday, the Irish (4-4) pulled back together to come out of the weekend's home tournament with a win on Sunday. After falling to both No. 8 Michigan and No. 18 Vanderbilt by 4-3 decisions, No. 13 Notre Dame triumphed over Wisconsin 6-1.
Men's Golf: Irish beat Campbell in tiebreaker
Notre Dame defeated Campbell University Saturday to finish the weekend 2-1 and earn a share of fifth place at The Match Play at the TPC of Tampa Bay in Tampa, Florida.
Men's Basketball: Cooley gets big in win over South Florida
No. 8 Notre Dame used an early 22-0 run to sidestep a potential trap game and trounce South Florida, 78-55, on Saturday in Tampa.






