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UC Davis baseball team defeated 2-10 last Sunday afternoon in conference play It was a beautiful day at Phil Swimley Field at Dobbins Stadium last Sunday as the UC Davis baseball team took a loss to the Long Beach State 49ers 2-10, going 0-3 on the weekend conference series. Going into the weekend, the 49ers […]

Sports columnist Michael Wexler analyzes the second round of NBA playoffs The first round of the NBA playoffs has officially wrapped up and round two is ready to take off. The results were mostly as expected; however, I completely botched Houston vs.  Oklahoma City, thinking that the latter would win in seven games, but Houston […]

UC Davis softball loses 6-4, all zeros in last four frames The UC Davis softball team took the field on Wednesday, April 27 for a non-conference game against the neighboring Cal Golden Bears. The Aggies stayed strong throughout the first couple of innings, putting four runs up on the board, but couldn’t come back offensively […]

UC Davis water polo star discusses record-breaking season Some call her “Greta the Great.” Others call her “Greata.” But you can just call her Greta. For junior center Greta Kohlmoos, scoring goals is almost second nature. Netting an explosive 62 this season, Kohlmoos has tied her goal total from her first two seasons combined and […]

UC Davis women’s tennis cap season off with 6-1 victory The UC Davis women’s tennis team played their last match of the year on Saturday, April 22, with seniors Kamila Kecki and Samantha Martino being honored for Senior Day and UC Davis Picnic Day in full swing as well. Amidst a busy day, the team […]

Whether you are a regular visitor to the Activities and Recreations Center (ARC) or you have simply been inside only to look around at the amenities the ARC has to offer, there is a pretty good chance you have stumbled upon the Wall of Fame. The famous Wall of Fame: rows upon rows of pictures […]

Men’s basketball team reflects on historic NCAA run On Saturday, March 11, the UC Davis men’s basketball team defeated UC Irvine 50-47, winning the Big West Tournament for the first time in school history and clinching a spot in the NCAA Tournament. While larger sports programs like Duke or UCLA may see a trip to […]

UC Davis baseball blanks Cal Poly 3-0 in important conference win In front of the beautiful sunset backdrop of Sacramento’s Raley Field — home of the San Francisco Giants’ Triple-A affiliate, the Sacramento River Cats — the UC Davis baseball team shut out its conference rival, the Cal Poly Mustangs, in a 3-0 victory on […]

Before at-bats, baseball players choose songs to prepare them for competition Before a batter steps up to the plate and his name is announced, a ten-second snippet of a song blasts from the speakers. Every player’s walk-up song is different, with the genres ranging from country to R&B to chart-topping pop hits. The Aggie sat […]

18-year-old wonderkid takes American soccer by storm At 18, most of us were seniors in high school, completely checked out of our last year of school and ready to embark on the college journey. We felt a looming sense of independence with our departures to college imminent, but we were still kids. At 18, I […]

Sports columnist Michael Wexler’s start-of-playoffs predictions The NBA Playoffs are back, meaning the NBA regular season is over and the real stuff begins. I, along with many other basketball fans, have complained in the past about the elongated format of of the NBA playoffs, but instead of ranting like a senseless fool, I’m just going […]

Aggies score two late goals, cannot complete comeback The UC Davis women’s water polo team, ranked 12th nationally, spent Saturday afternoon hosting the Hawai’i Rainbow Wahine. Coming off a recent loss to Long Beach State, the Aggies had their work cut out for them. Two weeks prior, eighth-ranked Hawai’i nearly upset the top-ranked University of […]