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Annika Lands on the Green

May 22, 2003 by

It is both disappointing and exciting that the biggest news in the world of sports over the last week has been Annika Sorenstam. Exciting because it shows that people have an active interest in female...
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Men’s Lacrosse: SB Gears for Big West Championships

May 21, 2003 by

Two out of three goals ain't bad but, unfortunately, the UCSB men's lacrosse team fell short of the most important goal - a national championship. Santa Barbara lost to Colorado State University on Ma...
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Ill Spittin’ Game: NBA Is Now Of Little Importance to Isla Vista

May 21, 2003 by

Anybody home? It’s the NBA’s Western Conference Finals, and this town just hit the snooze button on the alarm. I cruised through Isla Vista the other night on my Hell on Wheels – it&...
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Baseball: UCSB Bucks SLO For Series Victory

May 19, 2003 by

The Gauchos endured grueling 14- and 12-inning games to kick off this weekend's series against Cal Poly. Those extra-inning contests made Sunday's nine-inning game seem all the shorter, as five Gaucho...
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Women’s Track and Field: Santa Barbara Senior Superstar Appenrodt Runs Wild

May 19, 2003 by

Appenrodt has qualified to run the 1,500 and 5,000 meters in the NCAA West Regional Championships at Stanford on May 30-31.However, she will only run the 5,000 meters."I have a shot at nationals in th...
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Men’s and Women’s Track And Field: Listless Gauchos Drag to Finish Line

May 19, 2003 by

With the 2003 Big West Track and Field Championships concluding this past Saturday at Northridge both the men's and women's teams posted subpar showings while key individual performances sparked some ...
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Offensive-Minded UCSB Returns Talent in 2003

May 19, 2003 by

Santa Barbara will welcome two freshmen to the squad next year, both of which should make an immediate impact. Darci Gwartz should look to make a run for a position vacancy located at the defensive ce...
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Men’s Baseball: Poly Gallops Toward UCSB

May 16, 2003 by

Since their midseason eight-game losing streak and their elimination from playoff contention, the Gauchos have been claiming that they are simply playing for pride.
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Skultety Returns for 2003

May 16, 2003 by

The UCSB men's basketball team received great news on Wednesday from the NCAA: forward Bray Skultety will be awarded a rare sixth year of eligibility, Santa Barbara Head Coach Bob Williams said.
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UCSB Coaching Connection

May 15, 2003 by

This is where it all began. Eleven years ago. It's hard to believe that they first sprouted their wings here. Three men gather for work in a drowsy city that sweeps effortlessly along a gentle curve o...
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Men’s and Women’s Track and Field: SB Gears For Big West

May 14, 2003 by

The UCSB men's and women's track and field teams have endured significant pain this season but are counting on a year full of hard work to pay off at the 2003 Big West Track and Field Championships st...
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Men’s Tennis: Trojans Break UCSB’s Postseason Run

May 13, 2003 by

The UCSB men's tennis team ended its season on a bittersweet note on Saturday, falling to #21 USC in the first round of the NCAA Regionals at UCLA's Los Angeles Tennis Center. The Trojans gained momen...
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Women’s Tennis: Gauchos Look to Continue Success in 2004

May 13, 2003 by

The Gauchos, led by the seemingly invincible senior Uzma Khan, bowed out of the 2003 Big West Tournament in the semifinals in a heartbreaking 4-3 loss to Cal Poly but still managed to compile one of t...
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Jack-of-All-Coaches

May 13, 2003 by

Los Angeles Lakers Head Coach Phil Jackson should lay off the Funyuns and start laying down those retirement papers.An angioplasty last Saturday sidelined Jackson for all of two days, instead of the r...
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Baseball: Gauchos Cage Tigers at Home

May 12, 2003 by

For the first time this season, the Gauchos used one of their many opportunities to climb out of last place in the Big West. Fittingly, it was limiting Pacific's opportunities to score, and cashing in...
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