Matthew Lin leads the Yale men's golf team to a strong performance at the Schenkel Invitational in Statesboro, Georgia, where he claimed medalist honors. After starting the tournament with a round of 68, Lin maintained his momentum with a career-best 66 in the second round, finishing with a total score of 203 (13-under par). His performance included a tournament-high 19 birdies and an impressive par-4 scoring mark of eight-under. Lin's victory marks his second collegiate title, a significant achievement that head coach Keith Tyburski believes will bolster his confidence moving forward.
In Augusta, Georgia, the Yale women's golf team saw Mia Sessa shine at the Valspar Augusta Invitational, where she finished in second place. Competing in front of a hometown crowd, Sessa shot an even-par 72 in the first round, followed by a 70 in the second. She surged in the final round, firing a 68 to secure her runner-up finish. Despite Sessa's strong performance, the Bulldogs finished ninth in the 17-team field with a total score of 894 (+30). They will next compete at the Terps Invitational in College Park, Maryland, on April 5-6.
The Yale women's ice hockey team concluded its season in the NCAA Regional Finals, falling to top-ranked Ohio State 6-1. The Bulldogs had advanced to this stage with a 1-0 victory over Minnesota Duluth in the semifinals, where first-year goaltender Samson Frey recorded a 37-save shutout and Molly Boyle scored the decisive goal. Despite the loss, Yale's season was marked by notable achievements, including a 26-10 overall record and a strong showing in the ECAC Hockey Tournament, where they reached the championship game. The Bulldogs' run in the NCAA Tournament showcased their growth and competitiveness on the national stage.