Sports

Two UC Irvine Track and Field athletes, senior Amber Steen and sophomore Julian Eison, placed eighth at the NCAA Track and Field West Regional Championships last Saturday. The event, which took place in Provo, Utah, was the second of a two-day competition

After graduating from UC Irvine last year, pitcher Steve Schroer entered the world of minor-league baseball attempting to work his way up the ladder and break into the major leagues. While Schroer is currently playing for the Single-A New York Yankee affi

The UC Irvine Baseball Team headed into their match-up against UCLA riding a wave of momentum having won nine of their pervious 10 games. Unfazed, the Bruins snapped the Anteaters' hot streak as they rallied to score the final seven runs of the game, hand

The UC Irvine Men's Golf team finished 16th at the NCAA West Regional that concluded Saturday afternoon at the Tuscon National Golf Club in Tuscon, Ariz.

Blame it on the week or so they had off. Say they were just a little rusty or even that they were just too confident after sweeping the Colorado Avalanche in the semifinals. Whatever excuse you might think up or whatever you can use to justify the confide

The MLB season has been in full swing for nearly two months now. With divisional races heating up, each team is looking to find consistency that will hopefully land them in the postseason hunt in September. Here is a quick look at how the West Coast teams

A former member of the UC Irvine Men's Basketball team

Effective July of this year, UC Irvine will no longer see Men's Tennis Head Coach Steve Clark on the courts. Early last week, Clark announced his resignation and plans to move to the Spokane, Washington area with his family later this year.

In golf, every stroke matters, even if a team has hit 913 of them over three rounds in a tournament.

Two Anteaters

On Friday morning, businessmen wearing black suits and broad grins ate raspberry pastries and talked about the world. The second annual Business of Sports Conference took place at the Irvine Hyatt and was hosted by the Paul Merage School of Business in an

The Anteater Recreation Center wasn't home to your average crowd of sweaty, iron-pumping students on Saturday night. Instead, it was filled with a different kind of sports fan-one with a big wallet and a love of the game.