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2008 Baseball Notes

SportsMark Ratto -
The Anteaters finished with a 42-18 overall record after finishing their season in a super regional against LSU.

The 2007-2008 All New U Team

SportsTyler Davis -
Sports editors offer tribute to UCI's top athletes.

Anteaters Headed To Super Sweet 16

SportsTyler Davis -
BASEBALL: UCI is two wins away from the College World Series after cruising through the Nebraska Regional.

Young Talent Bound to Emerge in ’09

SportsUmar Hussain -
ATHLETICS: The immediate future is especially bright for both volleyball teams along with women's soccer.

Singing and Clowning With D-Bell and C-Lo

SportsTyler Davis -
BASEBALL: Chris Lopez and Dillon Bell debate their value, reveal song lyrics and confess their jealousy of Ollie.

UCI Fight Night a Hit

SportsMark Ratto -
FIGHT NIGHT: UCI fraternities and rugby team slug it out to raise money for UCI's Healthcare Center.

Penn and Silva Punish in the Octagon

SportsBrent Testan -
UFC: Penn pummels Sherk, Silva destroys Jardine as UFC enjoys exciting Saturday night in the Octagon.

UCI Headed to Regionals

SportsTyler Davis -
BASEBALL: Anteaters take two out of three from UC Santa Barbara to solidify a Regional berth.

Now More Than Ever Before, Last Year’s Experience Will Benefit UCI

SportsTyler Davis -
THE PROPHECY: The postseason is upon us.

After Shaky End to Season, ‘Eaters Get Their Signature Win

SportsUmar Hussain -
THE ORACLE: The UC Irvine bats got hot, and they did just in time.

The Caddy’s Struggle Behind the Green

SportsShane Scott -
Caddy: Often overlooked and underappreciated, caddies play an integral role for the golfer.

Outtakes With UCI’s Road Ragers

SportsTyler Davis -
BASEBALL: Road-roommates Ollie Linton and Dillon Bell talk tatooes, Leona Lewis, superstitions and C-Lo.
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