Sports
Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Preview
SportsDecember 3, 2009
Event: Texas Swimming and Diving Hall of Fame Invitational
Men’s Basketball Preview
SportsDecember 3, 2009
After UC Davis’ loss against Sacramento State last night, they embark on a six-game stint before winter quarter begins. Vs. Seattle University – The Redhawks enter the Pavilion with a 4-3 record and a leading scorer that UC Davis will have to be prepared for. Charles Garcia is averaging a whopping 26.6 points per game […]
Male Freshman of the Quarter
SportsDecember 3, 2009
When UC Davis went looking for new wrinkles to add to their offensive schemes, they looked to Florida’s playbook.
2009 Male Athlete of the Quarter
SportsDecember 3, 2009
UC Davis football coach Bob Biggs has been coaching for 32 years. He’s been the Aggie head coach for 17 of those years. He has seen a lot of wide receivers come and go during his tenure.
Female Freshman of the Quarter
SportsDecember 3, 2009
After a 27-year hiatus, UC Davis field hockey’s inaugural season was ushered in by a slew of youngsters, as 24 of the squad’s 27 players are freshman.
2009 Female Athlete of the Quarter
SportsDecember 3, 2009
Quickness has always been an advantage for senior Rochelle VanBuskirk.
Honorable Mentions of Fall Quarter
SportsDecember 3, 2009
Carson Lowden, Cory Lyle, Mike Morales, Avreeta Singh, Sarah Sumpter
Aggie defense makes strides
SportsNovember 30, 2009
In UC Davis’ home-opening 88-59 win over UC Santa Cruz, the Aggies put on an offensive and defensive clinic. The Aggies out-rebounded the Banana Slugs 50-32, forced 23 turnovers and four players scored in double figures.
Last-second lay-up sinks Aggies in overtime
SportsNovember 30, 2009
The UC Davis defense stifled Creighton after halftime, holding the Bluejays to just 20 points combined and 17 percent shooting in the second half and overtime. The last two were the most important.
Column: On deck
SportsNovember 30, 2009
Wow, that was quick – fall quarter, that is. The weather is getting colder and telling us to bundle up in our jackets, scarves and beanies. While this may seem bad, it’s also good because it means winter sports have arrived.

