Matthew Roberson | Sports Editor | The USD Vista | @mroberson22 The autumn and winter months in San Diego carry a distinctly different feeling than they do in other regions of the country. Look out the window here and your gaze is fixed on sunshine and scenic ocean views. Nearly every […]
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Scott Tozzi | Contributor The San Diego Chargers were beaten by the Pittsburgh Steelers on Oct. 12 by a score of 24-20. The winning score came on the final play when Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell outstretched his arm to bring the football across the goal line. This is the first […]
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Hunter Jameson | Editor-in-Chief | The USD Vista | @hjamo The University of San Diego Torero football program is off to a 3-2 start in the 2015 campaign and has a very important Pioneer League matchup with the Drake University Bulldogs this weekend. Coming off a heartbreaking 13-12 loss to University […]
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Noah Hilton | Contributor A few years back, a kid from Las Vegas, NV made the cover of Sports Illustrated. An accompanying article touted the then 16-year-old as baseball’s chosen one, capable of saving whichever franchise was lucky enough to draft him. There’s no doubt that the Washington Nationals’ Bryce […]
Read moreMatt Robinson | Contributor *Predictions made on Oct. 4 October means the end of another disappointing Padres season for San Diegans, but baseball fans can still rejoice because playoff baseball is finally here. At this point in the season, the argument over advanced statistics versus the eye test is irrelevant. […]
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Noah Hilton | Contributor April 6, 2015. On the eve of Opening Day, the Padres wrapped up a whirlwind offseason by trading for Craig Kimbrel, arguably baseball’s best closer. This news came on the heels of similar front-page deals throughout the winter, including the signing of free agent ace James Shields […]
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Dylan Brockmeyer | Assistant Sports Editor | The USD Vista What’s sweeter than a big college homecoming win in front of thousands of fans? Defeating a team at their own homecoming game in front of thousands of their fans. Despite a slow start to their away game against the Valparaiso Crusaders […]
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Matthew Roberson | Sports Editor | The USD Vista | @mroberson22 The end of the month of September serves as a benchmark for college students. For first year students, it signifies the end of their first month away from home. It can be a chilling reminder of both how long you’ve […]
Read moreMatthew Roberson| Sports Editor | The USD Vista | @mroberson22 This year’s field of National League playoff teams consisted of four relatively young, exciting, championship-starved teams. The New York Mets turned their stable of twenty-something year-old starting pitchers, and a flurry of trade deadline acquisitions into their first division title since […]
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Dylan Brockmeyer | Asst. Sports Editor | @dbrock08 Two former University of San Diego Toreros were recently called up from the minor leagues to the MLB during the “September call-up” period where teams are allowed to expand their active rosters. Pitcher James Pazos with the New York Yankees and pitcher […]
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