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Stege’s Methodical Approach to Tennis

FUTURE: Senior Stephen Stege thinks his way through a sport that he calls “90 percent mental.”

The Mass Effect: Evaluating the Loss of Two Big Men – Wise and Chupin

The UC Irvine men’s basketball program recently experienced two crucial separations. Junior forward Eric Wise walked out on the family, metaphorically serving Head Coach Russell Turner with divorce papers. Losing freshman center Maxime Chupin and UCI stings in a different way; the promising Chupin has not played a single minute in an Anteater uniform in his college career.

Among the Stars

GOLF: Lalita Patipaksiri will travel to Asia and compete with the NCAA All-Star Team.

Intramural Soccer: In Our Cleats and Mismatched Shirts, We Lived

ARC: Club and recreational sports can inspire camaraderie for those who miss being on a team.

The Ragnar Relay: 200 Miles Can Test Your Friendships, Fitness and Desire

Physical education was the best and worst class I took in middle and high school. On one hand, I figured, “Are you kidding me? I get an easy A for playing basketball, softball, dodgeball, flag football and I get to watch ‘Remember The Titans’ over-and-over again when inclement weather strikes.”

Maxime Chupin Ruled Ineligible

NOPE: The NCAA rejects center Maxime Chupin’s bid to play at UCI; he will return to France this summer.

Collyer Finishing Strong

CORTNEY: The senior water polo player hopes to end her career with a bid to the NCAA Tournament.

Pressure-Packed Victory

PLAYOFFS: UCI swept Hawaii in the opening round of the MPSF tournament; they now travel to No. 1 USC.

Squeezing By, Walking Off

HOME: Reyes beat UCD twice with suicide squeezes and Hillman crushed a walkoff homer against USD.

I’m In Love — With Sports, Don’t Come Between Us

The sports world devoured me when I was in the sixth grade. Despite watching Tony Siragusa knock Rich Gannon out of the 2001 AFC championship game and having a bitter taste in my mouth because the Oakland Raiders lost, I became engrossed with football. From that point on my love affair with sports only grew stronger as I began watching basketball, baseball and just about anything shown on television during the Olympics.

Bridging The Eras

WISDOM: Sean Madigan is the last remaining Anteater from the 2007 College World Series team.

Climbing The Ranks

SETTER: Senior Anthony Spittle will attempt to follow in his brothers’ footsteps, win one for the family.

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