Sports

Lebron and Bronny James make history   By Diego Cerna – (sports@theaggie.org)    On Oct. 22, the Los Angeles Lakers hosted the Minnesota Timberwolves at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles to start off the 2024-25 National Basketball Association (NBA) season. Lakers forward Lebron James returned for his 22nd season in the NBA, tying with […]

NFL celebrations face serious crackdowns amidst the 2024-25 season   By (Megan Joseph) — sports@theaggie.org   The football arena can have an electric atmosphere, especially when your favorite player makes his way to the end zone. Every fan is on the edge of their seats waiting for that moment when he crosses the line and […]

The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the New York Yankees in the World Series   By Diego Cerna – (sports@theaggie.org)    On Oct. 30, the Los Angeles Dodgers closing pitcher Walker Bueler made the final strikeout to secure the Dodgers’ second World Series title in five years.  The Dodgers, falling five runs behind the Yankees, were […]

Fantasy leagues aren’t just about the sport   By Diego Cerna – (sports@theaggie.org)    October is considered as one of the greatest American sports months of the year. It includes the start of the Major League Baseball (MLB) and the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) Playoffs, the middle of the National Football League (NFL) regular […]

Despite the losses, the Aggies held their own against the Skyhawks and Pokes   By Krista Hajjar — sports@theaggie.org   On Oct. 18, The UC Davis equestrian team traveled to Tennessee to go up against the University of Tennessee at Martin (UT Martin) equestrian team in a two-day meet. The Aggies put up a good […]

Despite the loss, the team looks to finish their season on a high note   By Krista Hajjar — sports@theaggie.org   On Oct. 11, the UC Davis women’s tennis team traveled to Berkeley to compete in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Division I Northwest Regional Championships. The first round of match-ups left the UC Davis […]

UC Davis football improves to 6-1 in a 46-point victory over Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo   By Diego Cerna – (sports@theaggie.org)    On Oct. 12, No. 6-ranked UC Davis football team faced California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly SLO) Mustangs in an afternoon game at the UC Davis Health Stadium. As […]

UC Davis Aggies beat the University of Idaho Vandals in a nailbiter on home turf   By Diego Cerna – (sports@theaggie.org)    The No. 14-ranked UC Davis Aggies went up against the No. 4-ranked University of  Idaho Vandals in the much anticipated Big Sky Conference football game of the week on Sept. 28. This game […]

CSUN meet domination follows Blue & Gold home meet    By Krista Hajjar — sports@theaggie.org   After a success at the Blue & Gold meet, the UC Davis women’s swimming & diving team looks forward to their upcoming season filled with exciting invites and more home meets than ever. The Blue & Gold meet is […]

Despite the loss, UC Davis looks forward to the rest of their season    By (Krista Hajjar) — sports@theaggie.org   The UC Davis Aggies played another home game against the California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) Elbees on Sept. 26. UC Davis fought hard and won the first set, but Long Beach State fought back […]

Explore the impact of redshirting on college athletes By MEGAN JOSEPH — sports@theaggie.org Redshirting may sound like an unfamiliar term with a funny name. But, for collegiate athletes, redshirting is one of the best alternatives in collegiate sports.  The official term “redshirting” refers to athletes who choose to not participate in certain seasons or games […]

An inside look into the UC Davis basketball team   By Krista Hajjar — sports@theaggie.org   As the basketball season is approaching, the UC Davis men’s basketball team has started solidifying their roster. One of the strongest players on the team in the 2024 season has decided to stay for another year, despite entering the […]