Sports

Softball: Series Controls

May 13, 2005 by

Tonight will open the first chapter in a tale of two cities as the Santa Barbara softball team takes on rival Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo for a doubleheader starting at 5 p.m. today and another game o...
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M.Track and Field: Tetlo Emmen, Ben Armel Bring One-Two Punch

May 13, 2005 by

When it comes to running the 800-meter, the best in the Big West are UCSB's senior Ben Armel and junior Tetlo Emmen. The two have combined to finish one-two in a slew of races during the season and ar...
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W.Track and Field: Cosette Smith Leads UCSB Like a Captain

May 13, 2005 by

There are no captains on UCSB's track and field team, but Cosette Smith is as much of a leader as a captain could be. The Gaucho senior is in her fifth year on the team, third year as an All-Conferenc...
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W.Ultimate: Burning Skirts Take Fourth at Regionals

May 13, 2005 by

The Burning Skirts did their share of torching over the weekend, but found themselves burned in the end. The women's ultimate Frisbee Regionals were held at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs,C...
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Men’s Ultimate: UC San Diego Denies ‘Tide’ Nationals Berth

May 12, 2005 by

Failing to paint Colorado Springs, Colo., black last weekend at Regionals the UCSB men's ultimate Frisbee team, the Black Tide, took third place losing to San Diego in the backdoor finals 9-15 dismiss...
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Men’s Lacrosse: UCSB Routs Minnesota, Virginia Tech at Nationals

May 12, 2005 by

After two dominating victories, the UCSB men's lacrosse team will go Wolverine hunting in search of a berth in the national championship title game.
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Track and Field: Big Gene Hammers Down Competition

May 11, 2005 by

At UCSB it's hard enough to major in biology. It's even harder to do it with five hours of the day dedicated to training and practice, but that's exactly what junior thrower Eugene Bradley does day in...
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Track and Field: Gaucho Sprinter Runs the Big West Show

May 11, 2005 by

Good things come in small, smiling packages. At 5'2", junior Kylie McCuen may have an unlikely build for a sprinter, but she has been breaking records since the sixth grade. At her elementary school ...
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Surf Column

May 11, 2005 by

Dear dude with curly blond hair who rides a white longboard with blue rails - you know who you are, I understand that I'm a girl in a predominantly male sport and, admittedly, not even one of the bett...
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Sac Town Soloquist: Hidden Gems

May 10, 2005 by

Contrary to popular belief, a UCSB men's soccer team did, in fact, win a national championship last winter. Before accusing me of hitting ye old crack pipe one too many times, hear me out on this one....
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Men’s Lacrosse: SB Attempts To Defend National Title

May 10, 2005 by

It happens every spring here at UCSB. The sun comes out, the weather becomes perfect and the UCSB men's lacrosse team takes a trip to the national championships.
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Women’s Lacrosse: UCSB Vies for First-Ever National Championship

May 10, 2005 by

Winning the Western Women's Lacrosse League (WWLL) Championship was a warm-up; now the UCSB women's lacrosse team wants a national championship. Santa Barbara (16-1) enters this weekend's U.S. Lacross...
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Boxing: Barger Bangs Up Bigger Brawler

May 9, 2005 by

Kevin Barger didn't mind that his opponent had him by 3 inches and 47 pounds. In fact, he embraced the disadvantage. In the main event at Pi Kappa Alpha's Fight Night, Barger wore down challenger Nick...
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Baseball: Malec Returns in UCSB Series Win

May 9, 2005 by

Even with one of the best pitching staffs in the country, #10 Long Beach baseball couldn't stop the Gauchos from swinging for the fences this weekend at Caesar Uyesaka Stadium.
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Gaucho Shortstop Makes 1st Start Since Surgery for Cancer

May 9, 2005 by

UCSB baseball fans got an unexpected surprise this weekend, and it wasn't just the Gauchos' 2-1 series win over #10 Long Beach. Senior shortstop Chris Malec returned to the team Friday, 22 days after ...
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