Baseball: Gauchos Eye San Jose in Series at Home
Everyone knows that home is where the heart is. The UCSB baseball team hopes that home is also where more wins can be found.
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Everyone knows that home is where the heart is. The UCSB baseball team hopes that home is also where more wins can be found.
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The UCSB softball team will be searching to find that sweet spot of the bat on its trip south to San Diego. The Gauchos head off today to the Campbell/Cartier Classic hosted by San Diego State.
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The UCSB men's and women's swim team will be defending both of its conference titles, when it begins competition today, at the three day long 2002 Big West Conference Swimming Championships.
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The Harlem Globetrotters made a quick pit stop while whistling past perennial pushovers the New York Nationals at Santa Barbara before a delighted T-dome crowd of over 2,600.
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The UCSB men's and women's basketball teams sit in third and first place in the Big West. The men are tops in the country in defensive field-goal percentage, limiting their opponents to an abysmal 36....
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The UCSB women's tennis team opened up Big West play last weekend dropping both of its matches at home: a 5-2 decision to Northridge and a 6-1 loss to Irvine.
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The Gauchos stomped Cal State Northridge 16-8 Tuesday afternoon to run their record to 5-3 and extend their current winning streak to three games.
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The UCSB women's water polo team was off to a running start in the 2002 season. The Gauchos soundly defeated a bevy of Midwest powers en route to a first-place finish at the Michigan Invitational two ...
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Santa Barbara proceeded into the tournament riding high after starting its season 4-1 and capturing first in its own Early Bird Invitational Tournament the previous weekend.
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The Gauchos clinched a three-game series in Santa Clara this past weekend, rallying behind back-to-back dominating performances from starting pitchers junior James Dayley and sophomore Matt Vasquez.
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The Gauchos blanked Northern Arizona on Saturday, but knew that the real challenge would come the following day. On Sunday, UCSB took aim at No. 41 University of Arizona and Steven Capriati, World No....
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Yet the Gauchos success at getting to the charity stripe and converting on opportunities was enough to nudge them over the Matadors 58-51 Saturday night at the Thunderdome.
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Two rookies powered UCSB to a convincing 83-66 victory over UOP before giving way to the Gauchos' leader in Santa Barbara's 80-53 demolition of the Matadors on Sunday afternoon.
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UCSB topped Stanford 30-24, 30-22, 30-15 in front of 785 spectators at Rob Gym to keep its unblemished record at home alive.
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