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Aggies fall short of NCAA Championship
SportsMay 14, 2012
A strong final two days of competition was not enough to dig out of the hole the Aggies had dug for themselves after the first round. The UC Davis women’s golf program put together strong performances of 295 and 297 strokes in the second and third rounds, respectively, but it wasn’t enough to negate the […]
Column: Spring forward
SportsMay 14, 2012
The Spring Football Game is in the books and now fans can only look forward to summer practice and the season opener Aug 30. So with an eye on the future here are the five keys to the 2012 football season. 1. Run, run, run — One of the main story lines this offseason has […]

UC Davis finishes third in Big West Conference
SoftballMay 14, 2012
The exciting 2012 UC Davis softball campaign, which was highlighted by an upset over No. 8 Stanford as well as a lengthy battle for the conference championship, came to an end this weekend. Although they were unable to achieve their dream of claiming a piece of the Big West regular season championship, the Aggies made […]
Spring Game Preview
FootballMay 10, 2012
Every year the UC Davis football team plays an intrasquad game to conclude spring practices and give the Aggie football fans something to look forward to for the next year. “The Spring Game is a culmination of the last 14 practices and a chance to display what they’ve been doing for the last five weeks,” […]
Softball Preview
SoftballMay 10, 2012
Teams: UC Davis vs. Cal State Fullerton Records: Aggies, 22-27 (12-6); Titans 19-29 (7-11) Where: Anderson Family Field — Fullerton, Calif. When: Friday at 4 p.m. and 6 p.m.; Saturday at noon Who to watch: Kelly Harman, a former Big West Conference Freshman Field Player of the Year and All-Big West Honorable Mention, will possibly […]
Aggie rally comes up short
BaseballMay 10, 2012
UC Davis came back from an 8-2 deficit in the ninth with two outs to tie the game, but Nevada claimed the 9-8 victory on a squeeze play in the bottom half of the inning. After two groundouts, freshman Tino Lipson jump started the Aggie rally that featured six runs on six hits. With the […]
Track and Field Preview
SportsMay 10, 2012
Event: Big West Championships Where: Anteater Stadium — Irvine, Calif. When: Friday and Saturday, all day Who to watch: Freshman Raquel Lambdin posted a phenomenal performance at the Sacramento State Open. She led a close 1-2 Aggie finish in the 800-meter run, posting a season-best time of 2:11.57. It is the third fastest time for […]
Women’s Golf preview
SportsMay 10, 2012
Event: NCAA West Regional Where: Colorado National Golf Club — Eerie, Colo. When: Thursday through Saturday, all day Who to Watch: Demi Runas has led the UC Davis women’s golf team all year and has shown no reason why that should change any time soon. The junior just picked up Big West Player of the […]
New head baseball coach swings for the fences
BaseballMay 9, 2012
It ended with a “ping.” The sound doesn’t have quite the same flair as the crack of the wooden bats in the Major Leagues, but that didn’t really matter at that moment. The crowd had dwindled as the 11-inning game neared the four-hour mark, but the UC Davis baseball players were focused entirely on the […]
UC Davis conquers Cal Poly
BaseballMay 8, 2012
Despite its ace pitcher sidelined by injury, UC Davis cooled the Cal Poly hitters while keeping its bats hot in taking the series. Returning home after an eight-game road trip, junior third baseman Paul Politi sent the fans home happy with a walk-off single on Friday. Senior first baseman Eric Johnson singled in the bottom […]
Column: Hole new outlook
GolfMay 7, 2012
I have to admit something. Since the beginning of the year I have been guilty of severely underestimating the UC Davis men’s golf team. When I first spoke to Head Coach Cy Williams in September to preview the upcoming season, I entered the interview skeptical of the team’s outlook without 2010-11’s standout Austin Graham. Then […]

Aggies top Tigers
SoftballMay 7, 2012
In the biggest series of the season, the Aggies, who came in to the three-game battle just one game behind first place teams Long Beach State and Pacific, seized two crucial victories against the Tigers to temporarily grab first place in the Big West Conference. The weekend series win in Stockton was marked by strong […]

