The University of San Diego women’s basketball team’s characteristically strong defense meant that an 18-point fourth quarter was enough to get the hosts over the line against the visiting Loyola Marymount University in Thursday’s low-scoring contest. Neither team made more than a third of their shots and, after trailing 19-18 at halftime, the Toreros mustered more offense than the Lions could in the second half to earn the win.
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Spreading good vibes and fun times on Halloween without spreading COVID-19 Taylor DeGuzman / A&C Editor The spookiest holiday of the year is creeping right around the corner. Halloween is on a Saturday this year, which means no school and a full day to celebrate. However, just because Halloween falls […]
Read moreMen’s soccer capped “Seamus McFadden Night” with 3-1 triumph in 2017 Eric Boose / Sports Editor In 1979, Seamus McFadden took the helm of the University of San Diego’s brand-new men’s soccer team. After 39 seasons, the only head coach the Toreros had known announced 2017 would be his last […]
Read moreMen’s Soccer blanks No. 2 Santa Clara in ‘04, Volleyball takes down No. 9 BYU in ‘14 Eric Boose / Sports Editor Toreros stun second-ranked Broncos, 2-0 In the early 2000s, the West Coast Conference (WCC) was somewhat of a men’s soccer powerhouse. The WCC had a whopping four representatives […]
Read moreThe former Torero forward is enjoying his rookie season with Columbus Crew SC, including a temporary return to San Diego on loan with Loyal SC Eric Boose / Sports Editor Before Miguel Berry even played his first game for the Toreros, he knew that he was going to be a […]
Read moreThe Poway native returns to San Diego for remainder of 2020 season, on loan from MLS’s Columbus Crew Eric Boose / Sports Editor / The USD Vista Former University of San Diego soccer star Miguel Berry made his professional soccer debut for San Diego Loyal SC in their 0-0 draw […]
Read moreKnighten, an assistant coach last season, becomes youngest active Division I softball coach Eric Boose / Sports Editor / The USD Vista MJ Knighten will become the University of San Diego’s next head softball coach, Associate Vice President and Executive Director of Athletics Bill McGillis announced on Friday. Knighten, who […]
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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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San Diego women’s basketball came into Saturday’s matchup losing their last three games against Brigham Young University (BYU).
Read moreOn Feb. 9, the San Diego Legion will kick off their third Major League Rugby (MLR) season at Torero Stadium. A month later, on Mar. 7, San Diego Loyal SC will kick off their first United Soccer League (USL) season, also at Torero Stadium. In total, the University of San Diego will play host to 12 professional sports games over the course of this semester.
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