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SportsMelissa Ramos -
Men's Water Polo Defeats UCSB, Loses to USC Los Angeles, Calif. - Oct. 14 - Competing at the Southern California Tournament, the...

Water Polo Holds on Against Waves

SportsBrad Nguyen -
Water Polo: Junior Colin Mello scored a game-high four goals, leading the Anteaters to victory.

Men’s Tennis Smashes Opponents

SportsRoger Salgado -
Tennis: The men's team hardly broke a sweat, giving their new coach a glimpse of their dominance.

Sports in Brief

SportsMelissa Ramos -
Men's Soccer Upset by UC Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, Calif. - Oct. 7 - For only the second time this season, the UC Irvine...

Women’s Volleyball Falls to Pacific

SportsKevin Trudgeon -
Volleyball: The women's team falls into an early two game deficit before losing to the Pacific Tigers.

Athlete Profile

SportsBhavik Patel -
Colin Mello: Junior, Psychology, UC Irvine Men's Water Polo team

Midnight Magic Preview

SportsBhavik Patel -
Midnight Magic, one of the biggest student events of the year, will help officially kick off the 2006 UC Irvine basketball...

Major League Baseball Playoff Preview

SportsBhavik Patel -
Baseball: The New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers are on a collision course to play in the World Series.

Why Watch Football When You Could Watch Hockey?

SportsRikin Patel -
Ramblin' Rikin Says

Women’s Volleyball Trampled by Mustangs

SportsKevin Trudgeon -
Volleyball: The women's team was unable to overcome an early two-game deficit against Cal Poly.

Athlete Profile

SportsBhavik Patel -
Laura Olvera: Sophomore, Social Ecology, UC Irvine Women's Cross Country Team

Sixth Straight Victory for Men’s Soccer

SportsMelissa Ramos -
Soccer: Senior Brad Evans scored the game- winning goal, giving the Anteaters a 1-0 shutout victory over Cal Poly.
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