In a season full of exciting plays, broken records, and key wins, we picked the five best ones to recap as the fall sports season comes to a close. Cross country, golf, and tennis were highlighted for new school records and exciting wins, while volleyball and football continued their trends of excellence this season.
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USD Athletics went on a winning streak this weekend, with men’s soccer finding their first conference win of the season and the golf team winning their first tournament of the season. Swim & dive beat LMU in the pool, and football continued a five-game winning streak against Valparaiso.
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Holmgren advances to final for men’s tennis; volleyball continues unbeaten streak in WCC
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Torero football beat newly-Division I St. Thomas University on Saturday, Oct. 2. The defense rose to the occasion, making significant important plays towards the win, while the offense left something to be desired.
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When we are in a constant spiral between distractions, leisurely activities, and hobbies we may feel unmotivated and like we have hit rock bottom. Although finding what we are passionate about could solve all of our problems, it is okay for passions not to arise until we grow older and wiser.
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Men’s Soccer, Football, Volleyball and Women’s Soccer
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After practice on Aug 18, the football team stayed in the dorms of Valley B as part of their summer training camp. They returned home to a startling discovery; an intruder had been rummaging through an apartment on the first floor.
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The University of San Diego Torero football team opened its fall season at home on Saturday, Sept. 4 against the California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly) Mustangs.
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The University of San Diego’s football team dominated the winless Stetson Hatters on senior night at home on Saturday. Despite being heavily favored to win the contest, 3-1 USD got off to a slow start against the Hatters. Despite trailing 3-10 at the end of the first half, the rest of the game was all USD. The Toreros held Stetson scoreless for the entire second half, while proceeding to score 31 points to win the game.
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The old adage, “defense wins championships,” held true on Saturday as the University of San Diego’s defensive unit made sure that 13 points was all the Toreros needed to begin their pursuit of a seventh straight Pioneer Football League title with a win. USD allowed Drake only 25 yards of total offense and three first downs all game, and the Bulldogs’ two scoring drives both came after San Diego’s offense coughed up the ball.
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