The Hens hosted Pacific Lutheran and Lewis & Clark on the the 24th and defeated both teams.  The Sagehens had a very tight match with the Lutes of PLU, who knocked off Pomona-Pitzer in the first round of last year's NCAA tourney.  The Hens lost the doubles point but came back to win 4 of 6 singles matches to clinch the win.  Hen winners were J.R. Hall at #1, Sam Gaines at #3, Nate Pealer at #4, and Chris Croxton at the #6 spot.  Against Lewis & Clark, the Hens did not drop a set in disposing of the Pios.  Jamie Frank, Chris Croxton, and Mike Benaroya, playing at #'s 4, 5, and 6, all won their singles matches without dropping a game.  

Pomona-Pitzer was soundly defeated by defending National Champion Williams on the 21st.  The Ephs won 2 of 3 doubles matches to win the doubles point and then followed by sweeping all 6 singles matches, dropping only one set along the way.  The 3rd doubles team of Nate Pealer and Jamie Frank provided the lone victory for the Sagehens on the day.  

The Sagehens had a reversal of roles on the 13th.  The Hens have made a habit of losing the doubles point and still finding a way to win matches.  On Wednesday, the Hens finally got the doubles point in a close match, but this time NYU came back to win the match by taking 4 of 6 singles matches.  Nate Pealer and Mike Benaroya were the lone singles winners on the day for the Hens at #'s 4 and 6, respectively.  Complete Results

The Men's Tennis squad held off a tough Denison team on the 12th, 4-3.  For the fourth time this season, the Hens lost the doubles point and came back to win at least 4 of the 6 singles matches to claim the team victory.  Singles winners against Denison were Samir Vora at #2, Chris Croxton at #4, Nate Pealer at #5, and Jamie Frank at the #6 spot.  The Hens also received a good outing from J.R. Hall and Vora at the #1 doubles position.  Complete Results

On the 24th of March, the Hens were swept in two games by the Lutes of Pacific Lutheran, 11-0 and 15-0.  The Hens managed just 2 hits in the first game and 3 in the second.  Stephanie Lozano and Jocelyn Burke had hits in each game for Pomona-Pitzer.

The Hens fell to Linfield and Plattsburgh State on the 22nd by scores of 10-5 and 9-4, respectively.  Against the Wildcats of Linfield, Rosa Jimenez led the Hens with a 3-hit effort, while 4 other Hens chipped in with 2 hits apiece.  A big 9 run inning hurt the Hens in an otherwise tight contest.  Against Plattsburgh State, Amy Bertken, Leanne Stein, Jameela Hammond, and Rosa Jimenez each had 3 hits for Pomona-Pitzer.  Monica Belli and Karen Hamilton split time on the mound for the Sagehens.  

The Hens split two games on the 21st, defeating Colorado College 3-1, and falling to Willamette, 6-1.  In the Colorado game, both Karen Hamilton and Amy Bertken had two hits for Pomona-Pitzer.  Hamilton also scored a run, had an RBI, and pitched the complete game, allowing just 5 hits and no earned runs.  In the second game, Hamilton was the only Hen with more than one hit.  Diane Durgan had a hit and the sole RBI for Pomona-Pitzer.  Monica Belli pitched the complete game for the Sagehens, allowing 3 earned runs on 9 hits.

The Hens played two games on the 13th and dropped both contests of the double header.  In the first game, the Hens were blanked by Bethany, 6-0.  Amy Bertken had two of the Hens' 6 hits on the day.  Bethany produced just one more hit that the Hens, but the 5 Sagehen errors did them in.  In game 2, the Hens lost a shootout to Mercy, 20-19.  The Hens had 24 hits to Mercy's 17, but again commit 5 errors in the game, as just 6 of Mercy's 20 runs were earned.  Jameela Hammond and Alison Mathes each had 4 hits on the day for the Hens.  Jocelyn Burke had 5 hits and 5 RBI's, and Amy Bertken had 3 hits and 5 RBI's in the game.  

The Hens defeated MIT on the 25th by the score of 12-3.  Pomona-Pitzer put 10 runs on the board in the first 3 innings to take a commanding lead.  Rob Ruiz and Luke Smude led the Hens offensively.  Ruiz went 2 for 2 with 2 doubles, 2 RBI's, 3 runs, and 2 walks, while Smude had 3 hits on the day with a double, 2 runs, and 2 RBI's.  Sean Gilbert got the win, pitching 4 innings of no hit ball.

Pomona-Pitzer kept rolling with 4 more wins on the 22nd and 23rd of March.  On the first day of the California Invitational, the Hens disposed of North Central, 5-1, and then UMass Dartmouth, 10-0.  Against North Central, Luke Smude and Matt Rager each had 2 hits for the Hens.  Smude also had a walk, 3 RBI's and 2 stolen bases.  Jase Turner had a home run for the Hens.  Adam Gardner got the win for the Hens, allowing just one run while striking out 6.
In the game against UMass Dartmouth, the Hens got on the board early with a 3 run home run by Alex Siele, who went 3 for 4 on the day.  Luke Smude went 2 for 3 on the day with a home run, 2 runs and a walk.  Smude broke the all time Pomona-Pitzer runs record with his 166th run.  Spike Einsiedler gave up hits to the first two batters of the game, but surrendered no hits after that, pitching the complete game shutout, striking out 8 batters. 
On the 23rd, the Hens pounded Wisconsin-La Crosse, 15-8, and held on for a tough 8-6 win over C.S. Hayward.  Against Wisconsin, Jose Cortez and Luke Smude stood out among many great offensive showings.  Cortez was 4 for 4 with a home run and 3 runs scored, while Smude was 3 for 4 with a home run and 5 RBI's.  Jase Turner also had a big day with 2 home runs.  Mike Renery got the win for the Hens, and Alex Smith came in to close the game out by pitching no hit ball for the final 2 innings.
In the second game against Hayward, the Hens scored a run in each of the final 3 innings to win 8-6.  Bobby Boeche went 2 for 4 on the day with a home run, 3 RBI's, 2 runs and a sacrifice.  Ollie Morrison hit a home run of his own in the Hens' half of the ninth.  Alex Smith got the win win by pitching 3.2 innings, allowing a run, a hit, and striking out 2.

The Hens had a very solid showing in the California Classic as they took 3 of 4 games over the two day event.  On day 1, the Hens fell in their first game to UMass-Dartmouth, 11-7.  Jose Cortez and Matt Rager had 3 and 4 hits, respectively.  The Hens took a narrow 6-5 lead into the 6th inning, but could not hold on for the win.  Pomona-Pitzer got back on track in game 2 on the 16th with a 15-3 drubbing of Menlo.  Matt Rager, Jose Cortez, and Jase Turner went a combined 7 of 12 in the game with 7 RBI's.  Mike Renery got the win, pitching 6.2 innings, allowing just 6 hits on the afternoon.  In Game 3 of the weekend on Sunday, the Hens continued their winning ways by beating Ithaca, 11-2.  Jose Cortez and Jase Turner again provided the offense while pitcher Spike Einsiedler pitched a complete game, allowing just 4 hits, striking out 6, and not allowing any earned runs.  In the final game of the weekend, the Hens won a slugfest over Linfield, 15-11.  Both Jose Cortez and Jase Turner hit their 4th home runs on the weekend in the game to give the Hens the edge they needed for their 3rd win in a row.  

The Sagehen women stayed unbeaten with a very tough 5-4 win over Amherst on the 17th.  The Hens lost 2 of 3 doubles matches but but stormed back to take 4 out of 6 singles matches to clinch the win.  Singles winners for the Hens were Sheree Schwartz at #1, Kelli Howard at #3, Whitney Henderson at the #4 spot, and Kelsey Chance at #6.  

Pomona-Pitzer had an easy win over Chapman on the 15th of March to stay unbeaten on the season.  The Hens swept the doubles matches and then dominated in singles play as nobody dropped more than 3 games in any of the singles matches.  Betsy Mork had a strong showing with a 6-0, 6-0 win at #2 singles.

The Hen women soundly defeated Rochester on the 13th, 8-1.  The Hens swept all 3 doubles matches and won 5 of 6 singles contests to seal the victory.  Kelli Howard and Whitney Henderson were extended to three sets at #'s 3 and 4, but both held on for the wins.  

The Hens traveled north for four games on the 23rd and 24th and came home having gone 2-2.  On the 23rd, the Hens lost to Santa Clara, but defeated Sonoma State.  Joy Haviland was the leading goal scorer against Santa Clara with 2.  Against Sonoma State, Fiona Dunbar and Blair Henderson led the way for the Hens with 3 goals apiece.  On Sunday the 24th, the Hens were dominated by Davis 15-3, but then beat U.C. Santa Cruz for the first time in 5 years to earn the split on the weekend.  Against the tough Aggie squad, Joy Haviland scored 2 of the 3 Hen goals.  Against the Bananaslugs of  U.C.S.C., Haviland again led the way offensively, this time with 4 goals to pace the Hen effort.  Lucia Schmidt and Lindsay Norcott each chipped in with 2 goals as well.  Morgan Sokolow made 5 saves in net for the Hens.  

The Sagehens split two games on the 12th, losing in a shootout to Bucknell 11-10, and defeating Notre Dame 10-8.  Against Bucknell, the Hens clawed back from a 6-1 halftime deficit, but could not hold off the visiting squad.  Joy Haviland scored 5 goals to lead the Hens, while Lindsay Norcott and Toby Branz each tallied 2 goals.  Morgan Sokolow made 5 saves in goal for the Hens.  In game 2, the Hens came back to defeat Notre Dame behind strong offensive efforts from Toby Branz and Joy Haviland.  Branz tallied 4 goals and Haviland chipped in with 3.  Morgan Sokolow had a great game in the net with 10 saves in the game.  

The Hens participated in the Cal Lutheran Invitational on the 25th and 26th of March, and finished in 9th place of 15 teams with a 3-round score of 985.  Scott Pearsall led the Hens with a 233, leaving him in 5th place overall.  Luc Schuster was next for the Sagehens with a score of 250, followed by Joe Gill with a 252.  

The Hen Golf team went up against Claremont-Mudd-Scripps on the 11th, at the Empire Lakes Course, and fell to their rivals 312-304.  Scott Pearsall led the Hens with a 76.  Luc Schuster came in with a 78 and R.G. Manalac and Tim McEvoy each tallied a 79 on the afternoon.