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°ÅÀÖ´óÈË°æappÔ¼ÅÚ Sports News
Men's Lacrosse Storms Past Heidelberg in Home Finale
After a storm rolled through Don Shula Stadium, John Carroll created one of their own on the offensive front. The Blue Streaks got on the board early and managed to keep Heidelberg off completely with a final score of 24-0. The win marked °ÅÀÖ´óÈË°æappÔ¼ÅÚ's sixth in a row as the Blue Streaks advance to 7-4 on the campaign.
Men's Tennis Picks Up Non-Conference Road Victory over Grove City
Following an oh-so-close conference loss at home on Saturday, John Carroll Men's Tennis got a nice palate cleanser on Tuesday. Heading about 100 miles southeast to Grove City College, the Blue Streaks took on the Wolverines of the Presidents Athletic Conference. The Blue & Gold returned home with a victory, rolling for a 7-2 conquest.
Men’s Track & Field Excels In Their First Meet Weekend At Both Carnegie Mellon And Oberlin College
The Blue Streaks had their first meet weekend of the 2024 outdoor track & field season at both the Carnegie Mellon Invitational and the Bob Kahn Invite at Oberlin College. The Blue Streaks will be back in action next week as they travel to Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania for the Dave Labor Invitational.
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