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Women’s Tennis Moves Into First Place

SportsBhavik Patel -
TENNIS: Sophomore Ali Borowicz won the deciding point for the UC Irvine women's tennis team.

Track and Field Starts Season Strong

SportsBhavik Patel -
The UC Irvine track and field team kicked off its 2007 season with a solid performance at the All-UC Meet on Saturday. The...

Women’s B-Ball Tournament Preview

SportsJeff Baker -
BASKETBALL: The women's basketball team begins the Big West Tournament on Wednesday.

Men’s Volleyball Sinks Tritons

SportsKevin Trudgeon -
VOLLEYBALL: The men's volleyball team has won seven straight games after wins over UC San Diego and Long Beach.

Men’s Basketball Unable to Hold Late Lead

SportsBhavik Patel -
BASKETBALL: Senior forward Mark Kelley scored a career-high 24 points and grabbed nine rebounds for UCI.

Women’s Water Polo Defeated

SportsConnie Ho -
WATER POLO: The UC Irvine women's water polo team held a brief 3-2 lead before falling to Hawaii 6-5.

Men’s B-Ball Wins In Home Finale

SportsBhavik Patel -
BASKETBALL: Patrick Sanders scored 15 points, leading UCI to victory in its last home game of the season.

Shooting Around With Angie Ned

SportsJeff Baker -
BASKETBALL: Angie Ned was named to the First Team All-Big West last season and should be chosen once again.

Men’s Swimming and Diving Big West Champions

SportsMelissa Ramos -
SWIMMING: After finishing in fifth place after Day One, the men's team came all the way back to capture the title.

Baseball Wins Ninth Straight Game

SportsTyler Davis -
BASEBALL: The UCI baseball team used small ball and solid pitching to beat Utah in three straight games.

Lakers’ Failure to Complete the Jason Kidd Trade Will Cost Them Dearly

SportsBhavik Patel -
Bhavik's Bickerings

Women’s Tennis Dominates Pacific

SportsKathryn Hayward -
TENNIS: The women's tennis team won the doubles and four of the six singles matches for its eighth win.
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