Yale's Graves to Receive NCAA Silver Anniversary Award Former Yale men's basketball star Earl "Butch" Graves '84 has been selected as a recipient of the 2009 NCAA Silver Anniversary Award, presented annually to former student-athletes whose collegiate careers ended 25 years ago and who have gone on to excel in their chosen professions.
All-Ivy Volleyball -- 2008 Yale junior outside hitter Cat Dailey has been selected the unanimous 2008 Ivy League Player of the Year after helping the Bulldogs to their first outright Ivy championship in 30 seasons.
Harvard's Pizzotti Named Walter Payton Finalist Harvard's Chris Pizzotti has been added to the final candidate list for the Walter Payton Award. He is joined on the list by three other newcomers - S.C. State's William Ford, San Diego's John Matthews and Southern Illinois' Larry Warner.
Lindsay Cunningham Named Academic All-American Brown senior tri-captain Lindsay Cunningham has been named a CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Third Team Academic All-American in women's soccer, as announced by CoSIDA.
Eleven Named to All-Region Teams in Field Hockey The Ivy League is once again well represented on the 2008 Longstreth/NFHCA Division I All-Region Field Hockey Teams. Eleven players were selected, including four first-team distinctions for a second year in a row. Princeton led the charge with four selections.
Ivy Colleagues
Chris Young and George Parros are both high-profile professional athletes in Southern California, who trace their relationship back to their days as undergraduate classmates at Princeton.
Unique Tie
What makes the Harvard-Yale game unique is its pedigree. The 125th meeting between the teams will be Nov. 22, 2008 at noon at Harvard Stadium. The Boston Globe recaps this historic tie from its beginning.
High Hopes
Judie Lomax is hoping to bring renewed enthusiasm to the Columbia women’s basketball program. Click here for the recent New York Times feature.
Long-er Range
This season, college basketball's three-point line is moving back one foot farther. The New York Times recently caught up with defending Ivy champs Cornell — one of the best shooting teams in the nation — for their take on the new line.
Redemption [Swan] Song
In 2005, Michael Fucito made a mistake that he paid dearly for. Now the senior is making amends for the time he lost. An undeniable talent on the field and in the classroom, a single force now drives him: redemption.
Exceeding Expectations
Yale's Casey Gerald has spent his life succeeding by exceeding expectations.
A Service Call
Corey Mazza wants to set the record straight. If he could break down his decision to forgo a professional football career, forget a burgeoning modeling/acting career, ignore a budding financial career, he would.
Former Yale men's basketball star Earl "Butch" Graves '84 has been selected as a recipient of the 2009 NCAA Silver Anniversary Award, presented annually to former student-athletes whose collegiate careers ended 25 years ago and who have gone on to excel in their chosen professions.
Yale junior outside hitter Cat Dailey has been selected the unanimous 2008 Ivy League Player of the Year after helping the Bulldogs to their first outright Ivy championship in 30 seasons. 
Harvard's Chris Pizzotti has been added to the final candidate list for the Walter Payton Award. He is joined on the list by three other newcomers - S.C. State's William Ford, San Diego's John Matthews and Southern Illinois' Larry Warner.
Brown senior tri-captain Lindsay Cunningham has been named a CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Third Team Academic All-American in women's soccer, as announced by CoSIDA.
The Ivy League is once again well represented on the 2008 Longstreth/NFHCA Division I All-Region Field Hockey Teams. Eleven players were selected, including four first-team distinctions for a second year in a row. Princeton led the charge with four selections.
Chris Young and George Parros are both high-profile professional athletes in Southern California, who trace their relationship back to their days as undergraduate classmates at Princeton.
What makes the Harvard-Yale game unique is its pedigree. The 125th meeting between the teams will be Nov. 22, 2008 at noon at Harvard Stadium. The 
Judie Lomax is hoping to bring renewed enthusiasm to the Columbia women’s basketball program. Click 
This season, college basketball's three-point line is moving back one foot farther. The New York Times recently caught up with defending Ivy champs Cornell — one of the best shooting teams in the nation — for their take on the new line.
In 2005, Michael Fucito made a mistake that he paid dearly for. Now the senior is making amends for the time he lost. An undeniable talent on the field and in the classroom, a single force now drives him: redemption.
Yale's Casey Gerald has spent his life succeeding by exceeding expectations.
Corey Mazza wants to set the record straight. If he could break down his decision to forgo a professional football career, forget a burgeoning modeling/acting career, ignore a budding financial career, he would.
