Toreros aim to build on impressive 2019-2020 season Eric Boose / Sports Editor The University of San Diego women’s basketball team was seconds away from a conference championship last season. Had the Portland Pilots not hit a last-second shot in overtime, the Toreros would have won the West Coast Conference […]
Read moreGet in the fall mood and the Halloween spirit with Carlsbad’s Instagram-worthy pumpkin patch and terrifying haunted corn maze Taylor DeGuzman / A+C Editor Fall in San Diego is nothing short of scorching hot weather, sunshine days, and the occasional switching from Converse to combat boots and crop tops to […]
Read moreUSD Campus Recreation opens the door to billion-dollar world of competitive gaming with esports teams, tournaments Joshua Strange / Contributor Students have never had a better opportunity to gain followers and subscribers, or get school paid for while flexing their skills online, as revenue from esports reaches staggering new heights […]
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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 moreThe 2020 college basketball season will start 15 days late to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19 Eric Boose / Sports Editor The 2020 college basketball season officially has a start date. Division I men’s and women’s basketball teams are allowed to play their first games on Nov. 25, the […]
Read moreThe 15-page document details guidelines for resuming practice and competition in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic Eric Boose / Sports Editor The University of San Diego’s Athletic Department has made its Return to Play Protocol available to the public, posting a link to the document on usdtoreros.com. The protocols […]
Read moreCOVID-19 related restrictions have forced coaches to change their usual strategies for bringing in new players Sofia Bruzzo / Asst. Sports Editor While COVID-19 has certainly altered how we go about our daily lives, the global pandemic has especially taken a toll on a group of people vital to colleges […]
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 […]
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Most first-year athletes at NCAA Division I schools would be happy to even step foot on the court or the field. Some might get occasional minutes and others might even work their way into starting lineups. But very few have impacted the game so heavily in their first year as University of San Diego volleyball player Grace Frohling.
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For over three decades, Filipino-American student organizations have gathered every year at California State University, Fullerton to celebrate and partake in Friendship Games.
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