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Wesleyan Men's Basketball Advances to Sweet 16

The Cardinals secure a spot in the NCAA tournament's Sweet 16 with a balanced offensive effort and a strong defensive performance.

Balanced Attack Leads Men’s Basketball Past NYU, Punching Ticket to Sweet 16

The Cardinals secure a spot in the NCAA tournament's Sweet 16 with a balanced offensive effort and a strong defensive performance.

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Wesleyan University’s men’s basketball team continues its impressive postseason run, advancing to the Sweet 16 for the second consecutive year after a decisive 84-69 victory over New York University on March 8. The No. 17 ranked Cardinals (23-6) showcased a balanced offensive attack, with all five starters scoring in double figures. This performance followed a hard-fought 76-66 win against Lehman in the First Round on March 7, where Wesleyan overcame an early challenge to secure their place in the next round. The Cardinals will face a familiar adversary, Tufts University, in the Sweet 16, with the game scheduled for either March 13 or 14.

In rowing, Emma Koramshahi, a 2016 graduate and current Principal Design Strategist at Fidelity, reflects on how her experience with Wesleyan Women’s Crew has shaped her professional life. In an article published on March 8, Koramshahi discusses the discipline and personal growth she gained from rowing, emphasizing the importance of small, consistent improvements. Her insights highlight the team culture at Wesleyan, where individual efforts contribute to collective success. Koramshahi's journey from a student-athlete to a leader in design underscores the lasting impact of athletic experiences on personal and professional development.

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