Soccer: Bridges Fly Past Cardinals, Move into First Place Tie in CUNYAC Standings
The Brooklyn College Men's Soccer Team (3-2-1, 2-0-1 CUNYAC) remained undefeated in conference play as they shut out York College (4-3, 2-1 CUNYAC) 2-0 on Wednesday afternoon.  The win placed BC into a first place tie in the CUNYAC standings with Hunter College (2-0-1).
     The Bridges quickly set the pace of the match, and controlled the ball for much of the first half.  In minute 24, Brooklyn's Jean Menesky Maglorie stole an errant pass from a York defender at the top of the penalty box.  Maglorie took a few dribbles, getting around his defender, and fired a shot into the lower right corner of the net.  BC held onto that 1-0 lead through the end of the first period.
     In the second half, the Bridges were able to put some distance between themselves and the defending CUNYAC champions.  In minute 63, a long pass of the foot of Ariel Jaworowski was booted into the goal by sophomore forward Vasyl Palinchak, giving the home squad a 2-0 lead.     Goalkeeper Junior Michael Conway excelled between the posts in his first start for the Bridges.  Conway turned away six Cardinal attacks.  The defensive play of senior Elis Llagami was also key to the victory.

Tennis: Bridges Improve to 2-0 in CUNYAC
The Brooklyn College Women's Tennis Team (3-1, 2-0 CUNYAC) won their third consecutive match this afternoon, defeating Medgar Evers College 9-0.  With the victory, the Bridges improve to a perfect 2-0 in CUNYAC competition on the young season.
     The Bridges were successful in each of the seven flights played. In doubles action, the pairing of Ruth Perez and Olexandra Ovsiy won 8-1.  The tandem of Joy Rotstein and Erika Gil won 8-0. In singles competition, Perez, Ovsiy, Gil, Rotstein, and Nadine Alexander enjoyed straight set victories. The Bridges lost only four games on the day.

Volleyball: Brooklyn Evens CUNYAC Record at 2-2 with Thumping of Cougars
The Brooklyn College Women's Volleyball Team (3-6, 2-2 CUNYAC) defeated conference rival Medgar Evers College (1-9, 0-4 CUNYAC) in straight sets on Tuesday evening.  The Bridges won by scores of 25-18, 25-11, and 25-10.
Senior outside hitter Jasmine Thimothe had a terrific match, as she led the Bridges with eight kills and also notched four service aces.Junior middle hitter Kerry-Ann Burton led the team with five service aces, while recording four kills. Freshman defensive specialist Iris Clopton-Robinson led her team with four digs and added three service aces.