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Volleyball Rocks, Then Gets Rolled

SportsAndrew Melkonian -
V-BALL: Girls end Big West conference schedule by beating Fullerton, but losing to Long Beach State.

Ants Square Off Against ’Eaters

SportsIan Massey -
BASEBALL: Three game intersquad scrimmages showcase the new team to UCI, with free food to boot.

The Case for the Clips

SportsShapan Debnath -
CLIPPERS: The argument for Los Angeles Clippers fandom and the current state of affairs.

Men’s Soccer Earns No. 16 seed, First Round Bye

SportsDavid Gao -
The Bracket for the Men's soccer NCAA Tournament has been released, and UCI has earned a first roud bye for the second straight...

Sports In Brief

SportsAndrew Melkonian -
UCI Baseball to Host Ants vs. ’Eaters Series Nov. 19-21; Men’s Water Polo Continues Exciting Conference Action; Cross Country Competes in NCAA West Regional

The Debate on Football at UCI: Pro

SportsSimon Asraf -
This Week: Pro UCI Football. Stay Tuned for the Con Viewpoint Next Week

’Eater Nation Helps V-ball Retake First

SportsJeffrey Lo -
VOLLEYBALL: A group of UCI fans travel to Fullerton to help the Lady Anteaters sweep the Titans.

UCI Battles Stiff Competition

SportsDavid Gao -
WOMEN’S BBALL: Lady Anteaters perform admirably against quality power conference opponents.

’Eaters Romp, Then Get Romped

SportsAndrew Melkonian -
BASKETBALL: UCI easily destroys Division III La Verne, then gets destroyed by No. 3 Texas on the road.

Men’s Soccer Champs Once Again

SportsAndrew Melkonian -
SOCCER: Men’s soccer takes down Cal Poly and then UCSB to bring home a second straight Big West Championship.

Volleyball Endangers Redhawks

SportsEmmanuel Martinez -
SWEEP: Women’s volleyball rebounds after rough week on the road, easily manhandling a pair of opponents.

UCI Soccer Halted By Cal Poly in Semi-Finals

SportsAndrew Melkonian -
OUSTED: UCI falls to a hot Cal Poly team in the Big West Tournament semi-finals, ending a successful season.
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