Sports

“What do gymnasts do, just flip around?”

The Aggies were slated to play Arizona on Friday and No. 30 Arizona State on Saturday.

UC Davis standouts Randi Schuler and Kim Conley have no reason to know each other.

For a gymnastics team, “finishing strong” means stepping it up to a new level as it approaches its final rotation of the meet.

UC Davis had lost 48 straight games to Pacific entering Saturday night’s contest.

A long bus ride did not seem to bother the Aggies. Instead, it may have focused their efforts.

Only one question remains: Is there a game the Aggies can’t win?

100121_sp_aggiedigest.c Headline: Aggie Digest Track and Field On Saturday, UC Davis hosts an All-Comers track and field meet. This event, held at Woody Wilson Track, is open to all who wish to participate in the festivities. Registration for this UC Davis track and field fundraiser opens at 8:45 a.m. Competition begins at 11 a.m. There […]

Who to watch: In her stellar collegiate debut performance, freshman Katie Yamamura scored above a 9.525 in all four events. She placed first on floor exercise with a score of 9.750 and tied for second on balance beam with a 9.600 tally.

Who to watch: Joe Harden started his game against UC Irvine as number 22. He finished as number 15.

Who to watch: Senior doubles partners Tyler Lee and Nic Amaroli are coming off a dramatic victory against UC Santa Cruz on Saturday.

Who to watch: Despite only swimming for a small portion of last season, junior Matt Herman’s 1650 freestyle time of 15:49.99 was ranked fourth in school history.