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On the Rebound

Basketball: After a 0-3 start, the Lady Anteaters recorded two straight wins against SDSU and UNC.

Women’s Volleyball Ends on a High Note

WIn: An 8-22 season concludes after seniors bid the program adieu, defeating Akron on Saturday.

Sports In Brief

Basketball Defeats Marist, Evening Their Record at 3-3 On Saturday, Nov. 27, the men’s basketball team traveled to New York to face Marist College....

A Letter From Scott Juniper

Dear New U, Our players are slowly picking themselves up after the tough loss on Saturday but we all wanted to send you...

Too Much Blue at the Bren, Improve Parking and Promotions

On Nov. 14, the UC Irvine men’s basketball team concluded its Coaches vs. Cancer Tournament against Louisiana Tech at the Bren Events Center,...

Bittersweet Sixteen

The distraught ’Eaters react after losing a 1-0 battle to Washington on Nov. 20 in double overtime.

Antourage Insider: Undersized, Underestimated

Even though the Anteaters could not hang on against Louisiana Tech, the weekend tournament was a success. The team got a chance to...

The NCAA Selection Committee Robbed UCI

The NCAA loves controversy. Whether it is football or basketball, the picking and choosing of teams into a postseason tournament always creates fuss....

Titans, 49ers Defeat Anteaters

The women’s volleyball team took only one of seven sets last week, but honored their decorated seniors.

One, Two, Three — Family!

’Eaters: Playing without their best player last weekend, UCI still convincingly won two of three.

Trojans Outperform Irvine

POLO: The No. 6 Anteaters struggled, losing 11-5 to the 2nd ranked USC Trojans on Saturday’s Senior Day.

Sports In Brief

Lady Anteaters Lose to New Mexico, Fresno State; Sign Recruit The women’s basketball team fell to Fresno State on Nov. 20, 67-63. With the...

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