Sports

Teams:No.10UC Davis vs.Pacific Records:Aggies,20-8 (3-1); Tigers,9-20 (1-3) Where:Schaal Aquatic Center When:Saturday atnoon

Event:Woody Wilson Classic Where:Toomey Field When:Saturday9:30a.m. (field),10:20a.m. (track)

Teams:UC Davis vs.No.25Nevada Records:Aggies,19-16; Wolf Pack,26-11 Where:LaRue Field When:Today at2:30p.m.

Six games in six days – the busiest stretch of the UC Davis baseball team’s season is over. There may not be anybody more relieved than coach Rex Peters. “It was a very busy week,and you always worry if you have enough pitching to getthrough a week like that,” Peters said.“We’re past it now,so hopefully we can move forward into the lighter part of our schedule where it will be less taxing on our pitching staff.“

It just may be coming together for the UC Davis softball team. After suffering some tough losses during spring break,the Aggies (19-16,4-2) got back on track against Pacific (15-21,0-6),completing a three-game sweep of the Tigers.

With only one week left to play before the Big West Tournament,the UC Davis women’s tennis team needed to prove that it belonged in the conversation with the conference’s best. The Aggies (11-10,2-6)came up short ofmeeting that goal,losing at home to conference heavy hitters Cal Poly (13-7,6-1) and Long Beach State (14-6,8-0),6-1and5-2,respectively.

The Aggies faced off with two of the Big West Conference’s top teams over the weekend,walking away with a pair of one-goal results. The two highest-ranked teams in the Big West met Saturday with UC Irvine barely sneaking past UC Davis in a6-5defensive struggle.

Women’s rowing Miami overtook UC Davis for fourth-place midway during Sunday morning’s petite final of the Jessop-Whittier Cup at the San Diego Crew Classic,beating the Aggie women’s varsity eight crew for the final position at the prestigious regatta. UC Davis,which faced its toughest competition of the season over the two-day regatta,was timed in7:12.60 – five seconds behind the Hurricanes.Thirteenth-ranked UCLA won the race in6:52.20.

Justin Fitzgerald was a San Francisco Giants fan.He was one his whole life.His dad was born and raised a Giants fan,too.He remembers going to Candlestick Park as a kid to see Will “The Thrill” Clark.He was at AT&T Park to watch Barry Bonds hit the700th home run of his career.

Event:Wyoming Cowboy Classic Where:Talking Stick Golf Club –Scottsdale,Ariz. When:Today and tomorrow; all day

Coming off a very solid fifth-place finish at the huge Cal-Nevada Championships,the Aggies headed across the Causeway for the much smaller Mondo Invite,where they competed against California,North Dakota State and Sacramento State. While they didn’t fall apart,UC Davis wasn’t able to bring its “A” game two weeks in a row.

Teams:UC Davis at Howard Records:Aggies,3-9; Bison,0-9 Where:Greene Stadium – Washington,D.C. When:Monday at10a.m.