Sports

Monday Night Football Relocated

October 27, 2003 by

Due to the fires in and around the San Diego area, tomorrow's Monday Night Football game between the San Diego Chargers and Miami Dolphins will be moved from Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego to Sun Devil...
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Marlins Make All the Right Moves

October 27, 2003 by

Anyone who predicted the Florida Marlins would win the World Series before the season started is a liar. So how did a team eight games below .500 in May become the World Champion?
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M. Soccer:Streaking UCSB Takes On Titans

October 24, 2003 by

While the threesome of seniors forward Neil Jones, midfielder Memo Arzate and junior forward Drew McAthy have been consuming all the attention from opposing teams, junior forward Matt Bly has been abl...
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Santa Barbara Hits the Road for Battles With CSUN, UOP

October 24, 2003 by

The toughest competition for the UCSB women's soccer team this weekend will be with the road. Santa Barbara (6-5-4 overall, 1-2-2 in conference play) will travel to Pacific today and Northridge Sunday...
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SB Set for Southbound Road Trip

October 24, 2003 by

Though they've had tougher road trips this season, the No. 19 Gauchos (11-6, 7-2 in the Big West) are geared up and ready to maintain their perch in first place in the Big West with an away series aga...
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M. Tennis: UCSB Features Stern Phenom

October 23, 2003 by

Born and raised in Haifa, Israel, 22-year-old Elad Stern is one of the more ambitious individuals on the men's UCSB tennis team. His life in Israel, at most, was poles apart from the standard life of ...
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#5 Gauchos Blow ‘Bly’ Cal Poly at Mustang Stadium

October 23, 2003 by

The #5 UCSB men's soccer team continued to dominate Big West competition last night after the Gauchos dismantled central coast rival Cal Poly 3-1 at Mustang Stadium.
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W. Tennis: Santa Barbara Netter Pintar Qualifies for ITA Regionals

October 23, 2003 by

UCSB sophomore Andrea Pintar is the only Gaucho women's tennis player to qualify for main draw competition coming into the Intercollegiate Tennis Association women's Western Championship at the Barnes...
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UCSB Saddles Up for Cal Poly

October 22, 2003 by

Thus far in the #5 UCSB men's soccer unprecedented 2003 season, much has been made about the tremendous trio of seniors Memo Arzate, Neil Jones and junior Drew McAthy.
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M. and W. Fencing: Santa Barbara Takes a Stab at Top Competition

October 22, 2003 by

UCSB’s fencers will travel to Irvine for an open individual tournament, which will be their first event of the year. “I’m really excited about this season. We’ve got so much po...
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Men’s and Women’s Cross Country: Santa Barbara Predestined

October 21, 2003 by

The UCSB women's cross country team landed in the top ten after flying through the grassy, rolling hills of Iowa on Saturday. The women finished ninth and the men took 21st out of 35 teams at the Pre-...
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This Memo Goes in the Record Books

October 21, 2003 by

Senior midfielder Memo Arzate recorded four assists last week to claim a share of the Big West Conference career assists record with 31. For his efforts, Arzate earned Big West Player of the Week and ...
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M. Water Polo: UCSB Rips Open Banana Slugs, Mends Wounds Versus Cardinal

October 21, 2003 by

Over the weekend the UCSB men's water polo team hit the road, traveling to Santa Cruz on Friday and improving their record 11-7, and then giving fourth ranked Stanford a competitive match on Saturday.
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Gauchos Squeak Past Northridge

October 20, 2003 by

After passing their most demanding test of the Big West season on Saturday night against Cal State Northridge, the two-time defending champion UCSB men's soccer team is one step closer to becoming thr...
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Santa Barbara Splits on Road

October 20, 2003 by

In the past, a split against Long Beach State and UC Irvine for #16 Gaucho women's volleyball (11-6, 7-2 in the Big West) usually meant a quick win over the Anteaters and a heartbreaking loss to the 4...
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