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Senior Pat Lutz contests the ball with a Knight opponent. The Sweet 16 match brought out record attendance and support for the Tartans, who this season qualified for the round for the first time in history.

Men’s soccer makes NCAA history but falls to Calvin 1–2

If you weren’t at Gesling Stadium last Friday evening, you missed out on a very memorable night at Carnegie Mellon University.

Sophomore Jacki Cortese led the Tartans in total points this weekend. The Tartans topped Bethany, John Caroll, and Marietta to enter this week with a 3–0 winning streak.

Women’s basketball starts off season with three victories

The Carnegie Mellon women’s basketball team finished their first week strong with a perfect record of 3–0.

Cross country men finish 12th at NCAAs, Wobb competes for women

The Carnegie Mellon men’s cross country team traveled to Cleveland this past Saturday to compete at the NCAA Division III Championships.

Sophomore Christina Swierkocki competes in the 200 freestyle for the Tartans in the University Center, where she swam a season-best 2:03.55. The Tartans triumphed over Rochester 167–90, and W&L 165–92

Swimming and diving teams dominate W&L, Rochester

The Carnegie Mellon University swimming and diving team defeated Rochester and W&L in a double dual meet hosted by the Tartans on Saturday.

During the opening round of the NCAA Division III Men’s Soccer Championship, senior Ryan Browne put up an impressive three goals across the two games, scoring twice against Thomas Moore and clinching the win over Medaille College on a penalty kick. Browne’s performance helped advance the Tartans to the sectionals round of the tournament for the first time in Carnegie Mellon’s history.

Ryan Browne strives for perfection

Browne’s performance helped advance the Tartans to the sectionals round of the tournament for the first time in Carnegie Mellon’s history.

Men's basketball splits at Wooster tournament

The Carnegie Mellon University men’s basketball team traveled to Wooster, Ohio to compete in the College of Wooster's Al Van Wie/Rotary Tournament.

Tartan sports more recognized

A top D3 athlete knows that they can compete with some of the top teams in D1, and many of the students at Carnegie Mellon are realizing this as well.

Athletic Honors

Congratulations to all Tartan athletes who have earned these prestigious honors.

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