Sports

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 […]

Sinner and Sabalenka secure their first-place victories yet again   By Diego Cerna, sports@theaggie.org   New York City held its 144th US Open Tennis Championships from Aug. 26 to Sept. 9. The Open held multiple upsets and showcased many rising stars that make up the new generation of both men’s and women’s tennis. For the […]

Come as you are and try a new sport By MEGAN JOSEPH — sports@theaggie.org Did you play a sport in high school or have you been interested in exploring or trying out a new sport? Well, UC Davis has just the thing for you. There are over 30 different recreational sports for students, faculty and […]

The closest ending to a race in NASCAR history   By DIEGO CERNA — sports@theaggie.org   On May 5, the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) held the AdventHealth 400 race at the Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, Kansas.  The winner, Kyle Larson, was able to beat out runner-up Chris Buescher in the […]

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese are just some of the many rivaling stars   By MI’ZAUNI REESE — sports@theaggie.org   For the majority of U.S. history, men’s college and professional basketball has taken up the spotlight, with women’s sports, especially basketball, receiving a fraction of that recognition. However, with the recent rise of superstars Caitlin […]

The new Stanley Cup champion will be crowned in a little over a month    By CAROLYN (CARI) FENN — sports@theaggie.org   With the first round of the playoffs in the National Hockey League (NHL) completed and the Super 16 now becoming the Elite 8, one team is a step closer to claiming the coveted […]

Insights from the 2024 NBA first round playoffs   By DIEGO CERNA — sports@theaggie.org   As the first round of the 2024 National Basketball Association (NBA) playoffs has come to an end, NBA fans are left to see faces they were not accustomed to before. Many of the superstar players who dominated during the 2010 […]