Graduating athletes’ next steps toward a professional career Amara Brooks / Sports Editor / The USD Vista As the spring semester comes to a close and commencement inches closer, graduating senior athletes begin to reflect on their time playing at USD. From the last game in the Jenny Craig Pavilion […]
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Even though fall sports have been cancelled, top USD athletes are trying to stay in game shape for whenever they are allowed to play again. We talk to Volleyball’s Roxie Wiblin, Men’s Soccer’s Matt Wiher, and Football’s Emilio Martinez about what this experience has been like for them and their teams.
Read moreTorero athletes were forced to adapt to a new sports world this summer due to the COVID-19 Sofia Bruzzo / Asst. Sports Editor Instead of practicing under the San Diego sun with their teammates, preparing to compete for championships, USD athletes spent their summer on the sidelines as COVID-19 continues […]
Read moreIntramural sports make a big impact on the University of San Diego campus for students who want to take part in a sport or an athletic activity.
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The University of San Diego isn’t really known for its athletics. There are a ton of reasons that make this university what it is today, but sports aren’t the main reason why students chose to attend USD.
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The University of San Diego women’s tennis team (5-3) dominated their opponents throughout the month of February.
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University of San Diego was defeated by the Portland Pilots in the final seconds of the WCC Championship Game on Tuesday, 64-63.
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Of the thousands of Division I college athletes, very few ever get the opportunity to play their sport professionally.
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In a historic afternoon for the Toreros, USD sophomore pitcher Madison Earnshaw tossed seven hitless-innings in route to the Toreros’ 3-0 victory against Long Island University (LIU). The right hander earned her first win of the season as USD advanced to 3-5 on the season.
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San Diego comes into the 2020 season with nothing but a trip to the playoffs on their mind. Despite winning a solid 32 games last season, the Toreros were only able to win 14 West Coast Conference (WCC) games, which put them in sixth place in the WCC standings.
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