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Water Polo Defeats UCSB, Barry Co-MPSF Player of the Week, Tennis Duo Loses in Final Match, M. Golf Places Third at Tourney, Choe Athlete of the Month

Mustangs Pull Ahead of the Anteaters 2-1

The UC Irvine Men's Soccer team lost against the Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Mustangs, 2-1, on Nov. 3 at Anteater Stadium. With several consecutive and

UCI Sporting Events On Land and In Water

The UC Irvine Women's Tennis team held it's annual UCI fall Invitational from Friday Oct. 29 to Sunday Oct. 31. Juniors Veronica Fermin and Izabela Mi

Water Polo Blows USC Out of the Pool

The seventh-ranked UC Irvine Men's Water Polo team put together a solid team effort on Saturday, Oct. 30 to defeat fourth-ranked USC, 9-7, in a Mounta

A Race To the Finish in the Big West Championships

The UC Irvine Men's and Women's Cross Country teams competed in the Big West Championships at UC Riverside on Oct. 30. The men finished 4th overall as

UCI Goes Scoreless Against UCLA In 1-0 Loss

The UC Irvine Men's Soccer team lost a heartbreaking game against the UCLA Bruins, 1-0, on Oct. 30 at Anteater Stadium. The Anteaters went into the m

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Merlo MPSF Co-Player of the Week Irvine, Calif.

Don’t Doubt That Your Mind Can be Your Worst Fear as an Athlete

As an athlete, what is your worst fear? One of the worst fears may be an injury. You never know what will happen in your next game or practice. One w

Water Polo Washes Pacific Away in 9-6 Win

This past Saturday, Oct. 23, the eighth-ranked UC Irvine Men's Water Polo team beat 15th-ranked Pacific 9-6 at the Anteater Aquatic Center.

V-Ball Makes a Come Back to Beat CSUN

Bump. Set. Spike. Then, the crowd goes wild. And wild is exactly what the crowd did in Crawford Court when the UC Irvine Women's Volleyball team u

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Cross Country Men 4th and Women 2nd at Titan Invite, Rossi Co-Player of the Week in the Big West, Former Golfer, Mike Lavery Showing Promise in PGA Q-

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