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It's not quite time for spring cleaning, but the UCSB men's and women's swim team decided to start sweeping up a little early this year, while both teams completely cleaned house in the Big West champ...
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The UCSB baseball team endured another weekend of rain, playing only one game of its scheduled three-game series against Loyola Marymount.
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In a physical game marred with 49 fouls, a somber crowd of mostly students filtered into the T-dome to watch the game despite the melancholy in I.V. following a fatal auto accident Friday night.
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The UCSB women's basketball team has battled through adversity all season, and this weekend provided another opportunity for the Gauchos to display their resiliency.
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It was slow going, but the Gauchos found the right tools to get back on the road and zoomed past the Leopards at the Thunderdome.
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If the UCSB men's basketball team can get what it wants every time it plays, it'd be sitting on top of the world.
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Thursday's home game against Auburn University was merely the latest in a series of hard-fought, tough losses for the Gauchos, who fell 2-1.
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Game three was back and forth, but in the end it was a service error that gave Long Beach point 29 and a hitting error on the Gauchos' side of the net that ended the match, 30-26.
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The UCSB baseball team will be in Los Angles today to face Loyola Marymount in a three-game series.
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The Gauchos will try to get over .500 in conference competition in their match.
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"We tried to focus on defense and stay sharp the whole game," Lisa Willett said.
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The Gauchos have now won three out of their last four games, and seem to be improving with each contest.
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The Gauchos' road trip this weekend was highlighted by several excellent individual performances.
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The Gauchos will also try to reach .500, and if they can defeat Pacific Saturday, the team may have an opportunity to go over .500.
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The Gauchos were forced to endure a grueling seven-hour drive to Stockton to play four consecutive matches against four quality teams.
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