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SportsJoel Marshall -
SIB: Redshirt freshman Pete Fernandez and sophomore Allan Jun led UC Irvine at the Big West Conference Men’s Golf Championship

Irvine Bats Can Carry a Tune

SportsOlivia Phelps -
MUSIC: Every walk-out song gives the fans insight on the players. Some of the songs have a story behind them.

Irvine Invites New Records

SportsYoung Kim -
TRACK: UCI breaks several records at the Steve Scott Invitational for a promising finish to the regular season.

Highlanders Hit Rock Bottom at UCI

SportsDiego Escutia -
BASEBALL: Irvine earns their third sweep of the season, thanks to solid efforts from Thurman and Slaught.

Comeback Kings: UCI Wins MPSF

SportsYoung Kim -
VOLLEYBALL: Irvine refuses to bow out, coming back from a 2-0 deficit twice to win the MPSF Championship.

The Jock of Ages

SportsIan Massey -
DISCIPLINE: Despite an inauspicious diet, Jock has trained himself to become one of the best collegiate athletes.

Quarterly Quells: UCI Off to Semis

SportsYoung Kim -
VOLLEYBALL: A thrilling 3-1 victory over heated rival, UCLA, sets UC Irvine up with a match against USC.

Thurman Cleans out Dirtbags

SportsDiego Escutia -
DEFEAT: Despite an impressive no-hitter by Thurman in the series opener, UCI suffers two losses to Long Beach.

49ers Submerged by UCI

SportsAlly Taguchi -
POLO: The Anteaters cap off their dominant season with a home victory over Long Beach State to finish 22-6.

Role Models: Athletes hold the responsibility to be good examples.

SportsYoung Kim -
YOUTH: When an athlete signs a contract to play on a professional team, there are certain expectations that are not written on the fine print.

’Eaters Crawl to Third in Big West

SportsYoung Kim -
UCI: Irvine’s doubles victory was just false momentum as they fail to replicate that success in singles.

Sports In Brief

SportsYoung Kim -
SIB: Jock and Yowell take fifth-place finish at Mt. SAC Relays
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