Sports

Time to free up that weekend schedule of yours, boys and girls. You have a lot of Aggie athletics to watch.

Twelve UC Davis sporting events are on the slate for this weekend, each of which will be played at home. Yes, this is really, really unusual. Probably some kind of a record, too.

Teams: UC Davis vs. UC Santa Barbara

Records: Aggies, 5-21 (0-3); Gauchos, 17-9 (3-3)

Where: Dobbins Stadium

Who: UC Davis vs. Sacramento State; Cal Poly

Records: Aggies, 3-13; Hornets, 15-6; Mustangs, 9-9

Where: Marya Welch Tennis Center

When: Friday at 2 p.m.; Saturday at 1 p.m.

Event: Woody Wilson Classic

Where: Toomey Field

When: Saturday 9 a.m. (field); 10:45 a.m. (track)

Who to watch: Coming into his senior season, things were looking good for distance runner K.C. Cody.

Teams: UC Davis vs. Cal State Fullerton

Records: Aggies, 19-16 (4-2); Titans, 16-17 (4-2)

Where: LaRue Field

When: Friday at 1:30 and 3:30 p.m.; Saturday at noon

Teams: UC Davis vs. Denver

Records: Aggies, 4-9 (2-3); Pioneers, 8-4 (2-1)

Where: Aggie Stadium

When: Sunday at noon

Teams: UC Davis vs. No. 5 California

When: Saturday; time to be announced

Where: Port of Sacramento

Who: UC Davis vs. No. 50 Sacramento State

Records: Aggies, 11-10; Hornets, 15-8

Where: Marya Welch Tennis Center

When: Friday at 2 p.m.

Teams: No. 10 UC Davis vs. Pacific

Records: Aggies, 20-8 (3-1); Tigers, 9-20 (1-3)

Where: Schaal Aquatic Center

When: Saturday at noon

Event: Woody Wilson Classic

Where: Toomey Field

When: Saturday 9:30 a.m. (field), 10:20 a.m. (track)

Teams: UC Davis vs. No. 25 Nevada

Records: Aggies, 19-16; Wolf Pack, 26-11

Where: LaRue Field

When: Today at 2:30 p.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 get through 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 of meeting that goal, losing at home to conference heavy hitters Cal Poly (13-7, 6-1) and Long Beach State (14-6, 8-0), 6-1 and 5-2, 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 a 6-5 defensive struggle.