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Men’s water polo seeks improvement in midst of undefeated run

Men's Water PoloOctober 25, 2018
Aggies win 26th straight league game, recognize need to clean up mistakes The UC Davis men’s water polo team collected its fourth consecutive victory Friday afternoon with a 14-8 triumph over the Air Force Academy at Schaal Aquatics Center. The Aggies have yet to falter in league games, holding a 4-0 mark against Western Water […]

Aggie EVO provides career advancement opportunities for student-athletes

SportsOctober 22, 2018
Athletics program offers student-athletes resources for networking, internships,  career-prep On top of academic loads and booked sports schedules, student-athletes often don’t have the time to focus on life after college. To help combat this issue, UC Davis Athletics has introduced a new program that is committed to assisting athletes in gaining experiences and grabbing opportunities […]

May Supreme Court decision could open sports books

SportsOctober 22, 2018
With states opening their books, many question what this means for sports On May 18, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 (PASPA) in a 6-3 decision. The initial decision on PASPA prohibited states from attaching themselves to sports gambling operations, though thanks to a grandfather clause, […]

Athlete Ally opens new chapter at UC Davis

SportsOctober 22, 2018
Organization aims to educate athletics community, end homophobia in sports Athlete Ally, a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending homophobia and transphobia in sports as well as activating the athletic community to champion LGBTQ+ equality, recently added UC Davis as a new chapter to its organization. UC Davis is now part of a list including 35 […]

Aggie football victorious in a game for the ages

FootballOctober 18, 2018
UC Davis wins thriller in front of Homecoming crowd The UC Davis football team pulled off an exhilarating 44-37 overtime victory over visiting Idaho State on Saturday evening, much to the delight of a packed house at Aggie Stadium on Homecoming weekend. In front of the third sellout in stadium history, the Aggies overcame a […]

Clash with top-ranked UC Irvine ends in overtime draw for women’s soccer

SportsOctober 18, 2018
Goalkeeper Alexis Smith excels as UC Davis women’s soccer ties the undefeated Anteaters The UC Davis women’s soccer team took on a gritty UC Irvine team on Sunday, resulting in a double overtime draw. In league play leading up to the game, the Aggies carried a 2-2-1 record, while the UC Irvine team remained undefeated […]

Volleyball bounces back with a pair of wins

SportsOctober 18, 2018
Aggies more confident in Big West chances After a two-week road campaign in which UC Davis women’s volleyball lost three of four matches, the team returned to Davis to beat UC Riverside last Thursday in a closely contested five set match, 3-2, before cruising to a straight set victory against California State Fullerton, 3-0, on […]

NBA returns after busy offseason

SportsOctober 15, 2018
Rebuilt and refocused teams look to dethrone Golden State Warriors As the 2018-19 NBA season approaches, much has changed since the Golden State Warriors hoisted their third championship trophy in four years in June. Player transactions, coaching changes, offcourt drama and shifting landscapes have dominated the offseason. It was an offseason which saw former San […]

Recent changes to Recreational Sports

SportsOctober 15, 2018
UC Davis Recreational Sports adds new fees, new leagues to program The Intramural (IM) Sports program has taken full advantage of the new school year and have completely rebranded themselves. Now known as Recreational Sports, the program’s recent changes add in new leagues and requirements, with more opportunities for students to get involved with recreational […]

How college football is changing for players and coaches

FootballOctober 15, 2018
NCAA rules allow play without full-year commitment The 2018-19 season is the first year in which Division I college football players are able to play in a total of four games throughout the season without burning a year of eligibility, otherwise known as redshirting. The NCAA announced this in June, and has since received positive […]

New Season, New Controversy

SportsOctober 11, 2018
New ‘roughing the passer’ rule regulations surround NFL in  controversy As the first quarter of the 2018 National Football League regular season comes to a close, fans and players alike are dumbfounded by the interpretation of a newly-emphasized rule. Rule 12 Section 2 of the league’s official rulebook, which stated the exact laws of player […]

Field hockey continues upward trajectory despite tough loss

Field HockeyOctober 11, 2018
UC Davis falls to 6-8 with agonizing loss at home The UC Davis field hockey team dropped its second consecutive America East Conference game on Friday afternoon, losing to the visiting University of Pacific Tigers in a game that went to double overtime before being decided by a penalty shootout. The teams were tied 1-1 […]