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Peter(sen) the Anteater

SportsIan Massey -
MLB: Miami Marlins outfielder Bryan Petersen’s comfort food was Chronic Tacos when he attended UCI.

Hall of Fame Soccer Mom

SportsIan Massey -
RECORDS: Nicole Bucciarelli’s name is plastered across UC Irvine’s women’s soccer history books.

A Different Kind of Pinstripes

SportsDiego Escutia -
EATERS: Keith Franklin is the man behind the myth and the legend that is UCI baseball’s Super Fan.

O’Boyle: Coach Of the Century

SportsYoung Kim -
RUN: Vince O’Boyle coaches five different teams and he’s won 20 Coach of the Year awards.

Mr. Reliable: 30 Years of Stats

SportsIan Massey -
SID: Bob Olson’s stable matrimony with the Anteaters started after taking a leap of faith three decades ago.

Stanford Surprises Irvine

SportsYoung Kim -
VOLLEY: UCI swept Pacific on Saturday, after being swept by the Stanford Cardinals on Friday evening.

UCI Finish Week with Even Record

SportsYoung Kim -
SPLIT: Women’s Tennis takes a tough loss to Pepperdine but bounces back with an upset victory over the Aztec.

Basketball Teams Split

SportsDiego Escutia -
ANTEATERS: UCI coaches Russell Turner and Molly Goodenbour’s teams finished last week 1-1.

Sports in Brief

SportsIan Massey -
SIB: The ’Eaters opened up their 2012 baseball season with a sweep at the Urban Invitational at Minute Maid Park

A Stern Foundation is laid out for the UCI KCCC IBA

SportsYoung Kim -
MOVEMENT: Procrastination can give birth to a great idea. Somewhere in history, someone might have neglected to do some important task he was supposed to do, and a last ditch effort gave birth to a great idea.

Civil: On and Off the Court

SportsAlly Taguchi -
CLIMBING: Jon Kazarian is now playing at the No. 2 singles spot after considering calling it quits his junior year.

Dark Days After Loss to Rainbows

SportsYoung Kim -
EVEN: Women’s tennis edged out Wyoming after losing a five hour marathon match to Hawaii.
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