**Lacrosse**
The Tribe (2-10 overall, 0-4 CAA) dropped a pair of CAA contests over the weekend to Towson University and the University of Delaware. In Sunday afternoon’s rainy matchup against Towson, the College fell behind early 5-0 and could not recover, losing 12-7. Junior Jaime Sellers, who ran her scoring streak to 13 consecutive games, and senior Kristen Wong tallied two goals a piece, as the Tribe’s conference losing streak grew to four games. 20th-ranked Delaware bested the College 12-6 Friday behind a strong first half effort. Sellers and fellow senior Emily Vitrano paced the Tribe with two goals each.

p. **Women’s Tennis**
The 16th-ranked Tribe defeated in-state rival the University of Richmond 7-0 last Saturday. The College now stands at 18-2 overall heading into the CAA Championships — where the Tribe will be the number-one seed. Senior Megan Moulton-Levy, playing in her final home match, recorded a singles and doubles win, as the College swept the singles play after taking two of the three doubles matches to earn the doubles point.

p. **Men’s Tennis**
After earning the doubles point, the 31st-ranked Tribe faltered in singles play and lost by a score of 5-2 against 29th-ranked conference foe Virginia Commonwealth University. The nation’s 11th-ranked doubles team of senior Colin O’Brien and junior Alex Cojanu bested VCU’s top doubles team of Arnaud Le Cloerec and Petr Olsak 8-5. Cojanu also provided the College with its only singles win, defeating Damien Lacombe 7-5, 6-3. The Tribe’s loss drops the College to the third seed in this week’s CAA Tournament and to 15-10 overall.

p. **Track and Field**
Assistant track and cross country coach Ed Moran, ’03, raced to a World Championships “A” standard in the 5,000-meter at the Mt. SAC Relays in Walnut, Calif., timing 13 minutes and 20.35 seconds. Moran finished sixth in a heat comprised of both professional and collegiate athletes. Achieving the “A” standard will give Moran a spot at the IAAF World Championships in Osaka, Japan as long as he finishes in the top-three at this June’s USAT&F National Championships.