In Chargers’ absence, professional soccer and lacrosse are headed to America’s Finest City in 2018 Noah Hilton | Sports Editor | The USD Vista To the naked eye, San Diego would seem to be a prime location for professional sports. Between the year-round sunshine and the large vacancy left […]
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Behind goal-crazy Summer Mason, Lady Toreros are off to best conference start since 2012 Kristen Gengenbacher | Contributor | The USD Vista It’s not how you start, it’s how you finish, and the USD Women’s Soccer Team is well on its way toward a strong finish. Despite entering league […]
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Noah Hilton | Sports Editor | The USD Vista New head coach sets sights on creating daily improvements for women’s soccer program It starts with a boombox at practice, something that new women’s soccer coach Louise Lieberman introduced on her first day at the University of San Diego. “I […]
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USD first-year athletes ready to make an immediate impact The first year of college can be one of the toughest adjustment periods that a student can experience. However, first-year athletes Roxie Wiblin and Jimmy Ryan are going to have even more in their schedules than most incoming students, […]
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To say that soccer is an international game would be a bit of an understatement. For the rest of the world, the sport is bordering on religion. Travel to any other country on the planet and mention the word football to one of the locals, and your conversation partner will […]
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