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Sophomore forward Savina Reid (No. 21) scored the third and final goal of the game at the end of the second half, heading in a corner by sophomore forward Courtney Brant.

Women’s soccer victorious

Six games into the season and the Carnegie Mellon women’s soccer team remains undefeated, with a record of 4–0–2.

Senior forward Alex Abedian (No. 8) has scored twice this season, leading the Tartans to a 4–1 start.

Men’s soccer 5–1 overall

The No. 7 ranked Carnegie Mellon men’s soccer team played the Allegheny College Gators on Saturday, winning by a score of 2–0.

Junior setter Emily Wright (No. 6) picked up 22 assists and eight digs at the Carnegie Mellon Invitational.

Tartan volleyball wins three of four at CMU Invitational

Volleyball team improves record to 7–7.

Stephanie Hare has made her mark on the women’s soccer team already, scoring and assisting once this season.

Hare brings spark to Tartans

As a senior midfielder on the women’s soccer team, Stephanie Hare is proud to be a Tartan.

The Tartans’ offense was nearly unstoppable against the Catholic University Cardinals, scoring 35 points and racking up 453 yards of total offense, led by senior running back Jared Delello’s two touchdowns.

Football offense dominates whiteout, rakes in 35 points

In high school fashion, the Tartans football team took the field on Friday night in front of a rowdy crowd, unified in the theme of “whiting out” Gesling Stadium.

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