The Jenny Craig Pavilion was packed Wednesday, Nov. 20 as the University of San Diego Toreros were looking to defeat the San Diego State University Aztecs in consecutive seasons for the first time since 2001. This was the 51st meeting between the two rivals, but for now, this was the last matchup as both schools decided not to renew the contract that allows them to keep playing each other season after season.
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When the University of San Diego football team took the field against the University of Northern Iowa on Saturday, it marked the Toreros’ fourth consecutive postseason appearance, and their fifth in the last six years. A week earlier, USD won their 37th consecutive Pioneer Football League (PFL) game, defeating the Jacksonville University Dolphins 47-28.
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The University of San Diego Toreros came out victorious Saturday, as they hosted the University of Portland Pilots on Senior Night. It was truly a special night for the USD seniors as the Toreros played extremely hard against fierce competition.
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The USD men’s basketball team lost their first game of the season to UC Irvine after an unbelievable comeback by the Anteaters.
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Performances from cultures across the world filled the stage in the UCs on Friday night. The University of San Diego’s United Front Multicultural Commons (UFMC) hosted its annual Multicultural Night, a huge talent show where clubs and individuals across campus could showcase their most impressive cultural talents.
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Of the packed crowd that filled Associated Student Government’s (ASG) meeting in Solomon Hall last Thursday afternoon, close to half was in attendance to share opinions regarding the College Readership Program.
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The University of San Diego men’s soccer team dropped to fifth place in the West Coast Conference (WCC) after a shocking loss to the Gonzaga Bulldogs (3-8-1, 2-1 WCC) Saturday night at Torero Stadium.
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The University of San Diego men’s basketball team is excited for the start of the 2019-2020 season. After a solid season last year, finishing with a record of 21-15 (7-9 West Coast Conference), the Toreros are looking to improve on that conference record to have a chance at the WCC title.
Read moreProbable mumps case at USD, ASG senate transparency, Repair project and road closure, Two reported vehicle burglaries
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Growing up in the small town of Johnston, Iowa, Reid Sinnett was the only high school senior in the entire state to start in three varsity sports: football, baseball, and basketball.
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