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No. 14 baseball goes 3-1 against NYU in UAA conference play

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By Hailey Berger, Cecilia O'Grady
| Student Life Verified
Junior infielder Anthony Equale gets ready to bat. (Catherine D’Orazio | Staff Photographer) No 14. WashU made an astonishing comeback, winning 23-5 after losing the opening game of the series against an unranked New York University (NYU) on April 3-5. The Bears went 3-1 against the Violets for the weekend, mercy-ruling NYU, 12-1, 23-5, and 11-1. The Bears continued to display their excellent offensive capabilities and lineup’s consistency with 51 RBIs over the weekend.
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Track and field kicks off their outdoor season at home with the Distance Carnival and WashU Invite

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By Cecilia O'Grady, Hannah Much
| Student Life Verified
Sophomore Ellie Cain competes in the 800-meter at the Distance Carnival (Courtesy of Ginger Schulte) Fresh off of an indoor national championship win for the WashU women’s track and field team and a strong showing from the men’s side, WashU track and field kicked off their outdoor season at home looking to build on their success – and did just that. On March 26-28, the Bears hosted the WashU Distance Carnival and the WashU Invite.
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How one hot dog turned Claire Halpern and Michael Greenfield into WashU basketball superfans

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By Bee Austin, Cecilia O'Grady
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Halpern and Greenfield hosted the women’s basketball team for a meal over winter break. (Cecilia O’Grady | Staff Writer) Claire Halpern and Michael Greenfield might be WashU basketball’s biggest fans. On game days, the married couple is decked out in reds and greens. When the Bears are in the playoffs, they wear a special pair of socks for the postseason. They go to every basketball game, even attending the away games if they’re within driving distance.
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