Sports

Saturday the Aggies risked. And it paid off.

The men were led by junior Arran Rogerson's 25:34.2 clocking, good for fifth individually, as their depth helped them place a close second to Stanford University at the Doc Adams Open at the Putah Creek Reserve.

Teams: UC Davis vs. Northern Colorado

Records: Aggies, 1-4; Bears, 0-3

Where: Aggie Stadium

When: Saturday at 6 p.m.

Radio: KHTK (1140 AM)

I'm running a triathlon this weekend.

Sort of.

Unlike every other triathlon known to mankind, all you have to do is watch other people exercise to complete it. UC Davis will host three sporting events at three different venues within a period that'll span roughly 12 hours on Saturday.

Teams: UC Davis at Long Beach State; UC Irvine

Records: Aggies, 5-2-2; 49ers, 6-3-2; Anteaters, 6-5-0

Where: George Allen Field - Long Beach; Anteater Stadium - Irvine

When: Today at 3 p.m.; Sunday at noon

Teams: UC Davis at No. 24 Cal Poly; UC Santa Barbara

Records: Aggies, 8-7 (0-2); Mustangs, 7-6 (2-0); Gauchos, 6-7 (2-0)

Where: Mott Gym; The Thunderdome

When: Today at 7 p.m.; Saturday at 7 p.m.

Event: Doc Adams Open

Where: Putah Creek Reserve

When: Saturday at 9 a.m.

Teams: No. 16 UC Davis vs. Cal Poly

Records: Aggies, 8-1-1 (0-0-1); Mustangs, 6-2-2 (1-0-0)

Where: Aggie Soccer Stadium

When: Saturday at 1 p.m.

If Cy Williams were a professor and not a head coach, the UC Davis men's golfers may want to come see him in office hours.

They didn't grade out so well in their most recent performance.

Alice Kim was smokin' this week in Colorado.

The sophomore shot a school-record 67 on Monday, and followed that performance with a 4-under 68 on Tuesday to tie for second place at the Heather Farr Memorial Invitational.

Teams: No. 16 UC Davis at No. 18 UC Irvine

Records: Aggies, 8-1-0 (0-0); Anteaters, 7-0-2 (0-0)

Where: Anteater Stadium - Irvine, Calif.

Women's soccer

The UC Davis women's soccer team can only hope league play goes this well.

If the best medicine for a struggling team is the sweet taste of victory, then the Aggies should be feeling much better.

After dropping seven of their first 10 and four of their last five, No. 15 UC Davis turned it around this weekend, winning three of four - all against Western Water Polo Association teams.

Women's Tennis

The UC Davis doubles team of senior Randi Schuler and junior Desiree Stone was the lone Aggie duo to advance to quarterfinal play on Saturday at the 14-team Cal Nike Invitational in Berkeley, Calif.

I've already peaked. At age 19. In mid-July, I was covering an event of sorts in New York - namely, the Bronx - that you've probably heard of: Major League Baseball's All-Star Week at Yankee Stadium in the storied ballpark's final year of

UC Davis saved its worst game for a rainy day. In wet weather at Parsons Field, the Aggies turned the ball over six times and saw their early lead slip away as Northeastern scored 27 points unanswered in a 27-10 loss Saturday in Brookline, Mass.