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Swimming and Diving Makes a Splash

SportsRyon Graf -
The UC Irvine men's and women's swimming and diving team competed at the Lincoln Aquatics Shootout over the weekend at UC Irvine with...

Men’s Basketball Cruises to Victory

SportsBrad Nguyen -
BASKETBALL: Junior Darren Fells leads all scorers with 17 points and added a game-high six steals for UCI.

Women’s Basketball Dominates in Win

SportsJeff Baker -
BASKETBALL: Senior guard Angie Ned scores a team-high 17 points, leading the Anteaters to the exhibition win.

Men’s Water Polo Wins in Overtime

SportsRoger Salgado -
WATER POLO: Junior driver Collin Mello scores six goals for UCI, including the game-winner in overtime.

UC Irvine’s Men’s Soccer Game of the Year: Win or Go Home

SportsBhavik Patel -
Bhavik's Bickerings

Men’s Basketball Season Preview

SportsBhavik Patel -
It was the shot heard all around UC Irvine. With UCI's men's basketball team up by a single point and 5.3 seconds left...

Men’s Water Polo Sunk by Trojans

SportsMelissa Ramos -
Water Polo: The men's water polo team put up a tough fight before falling to the top-ranked team in the country.

Sports in Brief

SportsMelissa Ramos -
Women's Volleyball Upsets Both UCSB and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Calif. - Oct. 28 - The Anteater volleyball team enjoyed the role...

Men’s Soccer Easily Defeat Titans

SportsRoger Salgado -
Soccer: With the victory, the Anteaters keeps pace with UC Santa Barbara for first place in the Big West.

2006-2007 NBA Season Preview

SportsEric Quach -
Basketball: The NBA season offically kicks off on Oct. 31 with the Miami Heat looking to repeat as champions.

Men’s Soccer Rises Above Highlanders

SportsDavid Nicolas -
Soccer: Sophomore Matt Murphy scored the game-winning goal in the second half, giving the Anteaters a 2-0 win.

No UCI Football? Perfect

SportsPaul Backus -
Football: The induction of a UC Irvine football team would destroy the atmosphere on campus.
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