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SIDE LINES: 4/22/15

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After sweeping in-state rivals St. Peter’s and Rider 7-0 and 6-0 respectively, the men’s tennis team clinched the number one seed in the upcoming MAAC Championship. With the victories MU finished undefeated at home for the second straight season. The Hawks then claimed the MAAC regular eason title with another shutout win over Fairfield on Monday, April 20. 

The men’s golf team earned a fourth place finish at La Salle’s Finegan Invitation. Kyle Deisher was four over par for the tournament to lead the Hawks. The junior shot rounds of 73 and 71, which was good enough for a top ten overall finish. MU has it hits stride recently, and heads into the MAAC Championships coming off six-consecutive rounds shooting 300 or better. 

UPCOMING GAMES

Wednesday, April 22

WLAX at Iona*

New Rochelle, NY 3:00 pm

 

Baseball vs. Lafayette

W. Long Branch, NJ 3:30 pm

 

Softball at Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA 4:00 pm

 

Thursday, April 23

Track and Field

The Penn Relays

Philadelphia, PA TBA

 

Friday, April 24

Track and Field

The Penn Relays

Philadelphia, PA TBA

 

WGOLF MAAC Championship

Lake Buena Vista, FL TBA

 

Track and Field 

Lehigh Games

Bethlehem, PA TBA

 

MGOLF MAAC Championship

Lake Buena Vista, FL TBA

 

Saturday, April 25

Track and Field

The Penn Relays

Philadelphia, PA TBA

 

WGOLF MAAC Championship

Lake Buena Vista, FL TBA

 

Track and Field 

Lehigh Games

Bethlehem, PA TBA

 

MGOLF MAAC Championship

Lake Buena Vista, FL TBA

 

MTEN MAAC Championship

Princeton, NJ TBA

 

WLAX MAAC Tournament

Place and Time TBA

 

WTEN MAAC Championship

West Windsor, NJ TBA

 

MSOC vs. St. Joseph’s

W. Long Branch, NJ 12:00 pm

 

Softball at Marist*

Poughkeepsie, NY 12:00 pm

Doubleheader

 

Baseball vs. Canisius*

W. Long Branch, NJ 12:00 pm

Doubleheader

 

*Conference Games

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