The Massachusetts baseball team had its best season in six years while rumors swirled about the program getting cut. With that threat no longer in existence, the Minutemen hope to build on their success into 2010.

After losing Mitchell Clegg and Adam Tempesta to graduation, the Massachusetts baseball team is looking for younger players to fill the shoes of the graduated seniors.

Behind a four goal effort from sophomore Jesse O’Donnell, UMass defeated Yale Wednesday to snap their-three game losing streak, moving them closer to a .500 record.

UMass possessed the ball in its attacking zone, while playing a less aggressive style in order to get its first victory in three games against the Bulldogs Wednesday.

The Penn State Nittany Lions defeated Ohio State, as Logan Schuss scored the game-winning goal for PSU, 11-10, while the Seawolves and Pride won their games this past week.

Ricky Harris scored 24 points as the Massachusetts men's basketball team upset Charlotte, 59-56, and will play Richmond on Friday.

After falling behind 4-1 early to Albany, the Massachusetts men’s lacrosse team used a 10-2 run to end the game, and came away with an 11-6 win Tuesday afternoon at Garber Field.

UMass coach Mike Stone feels fortunate about his team having a balance of upperclassmen as well as a fair amount of youth. The Minutemen will look to replace the loss of Mitchell Clegg and Adam Tempesta.

UMass coach Alexis Venechanos is hoping that a change in practice will improve the Minutewomen's latest offensive woes. She thinks the biggest reason for the problems is that her players are thinking too much.

Following three straight losses on its home turf, the Massachusetts women’s lacrosse team looks to finish off its five-game home stretch with a positive result against Yale on Wednesday. After an 11-8 loss to New Hampshire, the Minutewomen had five days to get ready for a long road trip.