Manuel Scherer

February 26, 2003

Men’s Tennis: UCSB Soars Over Pilots, Finds Trouble Duck Hunting

By Manuel Scherer

Facing dual matches against the University of Portland and the University of Oregon, the UCSB men's tennis team saw its aspirations of national recognition put to a stiff test throughout its road trip to Eugene, Ore., la...

February 20, 2003

Fight Evil With More Evil

By Manuel Scherer

Commenting on the concept of war, former president and 2002 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Jimmy Carter recently said: "War is always evil. Sometimes necessary, yes, but always evil."

February 20, 2003

Men’s Tennis: Cal Serves Santa Barbara Defeat on Home Court

By Manuel Scherer

After #4 California blew out Santa Barbara on Saturday, the Gauchos bounced back to defeat Santa Clara on Sunday. The win evened UCSB's two-game weekend road swing and ended Santa Clara's 13-game home winning streak.

January 29, 2003

Men’s Tennis: Anyone for Tennis? Gauchos Cream USF, Fall to Trojans

By Manuel Scherer

In its first dual match of the season last Saturday, the UCSB men's tennis team welcomed the University of San Francisco to Gaucho turf and clinched a 6-1 victory thanks to a convincing singles performance.

November 19, 2002

Men’s Tennis: SB Netters Take Route 46

By Manuel Scherer

Widely recognized as one of the oldest and most competitive collegiate tennis tournaments on the West Coast, the 46th Southern California Intercollegiate Tennis Championships witnessed a solid team performance by the UCS...

October 30, 2002

Men’s Tennis: Santa Barbara Nets Results at Omni

By Manuel Scherer

Last weekend, at the Omni Hotels Region VIII-South Championships hosted by Pepperdine University, UCSB men's tennis players Alex Anselme and Mirco Schwindt reflected the concept that destiny is not a matter of chance, bu...

October 17, 2002

Men’s Tennis: Santa Barbara Netters Test Waters at ITA’s

By Manuel Scherer

The Intercollegiate Tennis Association All-American Championships, a tournament featuring everybody with rank and name among the collegiate tennis genus, witnessed an inconsistent UCSB men's tennis team.