While many students rested or went on vacation during spring break, the work didn’t stop for USD athletes. Men’s and women’s tennis played in key matches against UCLA and Princeton, baseball played in their first road series against Grand Canyon University, and softball hosted the San Diego Tournament at the USD Softball complex.
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USD baseball opened their season with a home game against University of Oregon. The team sent the ducks packing and secured their first win under Head Coach Brock Ungricht.
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The USD Men’s Tennis team is chasing down another WCC championship this spring, and started off their run positively with a shutout win over Loyola Marymount University on Friday, Feb. 18. Head coach Ryan Keckley is excited about his team’s potential and work ethic this year.
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Baseball and softball returned to the USD campus over the weekend, with baseball winning three out of four against the University of Oregon and softball going 3-2 in the Torero Classic. Women’s tennis continued their winning streak on Friday and Saturday, and men’s and women’s basketball began to wrap up their regular seasons.
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USD Baseball kicks off their season this Friday, Feb. 18 against the University of Oregon at Fowler Park. New head coach Brock Ungricht and redshirt junior shortstop Cody Jefferis are itching to get the season underway and start proving what this team can do.
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After thousands of fans packed the JCP for the men’s basketball game against Gonzaga on Feb. 3, a post on Instagram was the site of major backlash for the Athletic Department’s lack of enforcement of the mask policy. Students were particularly upset because classes were still online that week.
Read moreWhile students took the much-needed break to recover from a challenging fall semester, some of our fellow Toreros were busy crushing it on the court, pool, and everywhere in between.
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The men’s basketball team took on the no. 2 ranked Gonzaga Bulldogs on Thursday, Feb. 3, fighting hard for 40 minutes but eventually falling 62-92. Head coach Sam Scholl knew the game would be tough going in, but backed his team to play to the best of their ability.
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USD Women’s Tennis’ head coach Sherri Stephens is retiring after nearly four decades with the program. In that time, she has won a WCC championship, made it to 13 NCAA tournaments, and been an important mentor to every athlete she has coached.
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University of San Diego volleyball headed to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) tournament for the 12th consecutive year, which began on Dec. 2.
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