In a season full of exciting plays, broken records, and key wins, we picked the five best ones to recap as the fall sports season comes to a close. Cross country, golf, and tennis were highlighted for new school records and exciting wins, while volleyball and football continued their trends of excellence this season.
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It was Homecoming Week from Oct. 11 through Oct. 17, and the University of San Diego’s sports teams celebrated the occasion appropriately. Golf, volleyball, and cross country all competed outside of San Diego, but brought the USD passion to their competitions.
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Holmgren advances to final for men’s tennis; volleyball continues unbeaten streak in WCC
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USD volleyball opened their West Coast Conference schedule on Thursday, Sept. 23 against St. Mary’s University. The Toreros dominated the Gaels to win the match in three sets, and continued winning in the conference against the University of the Pacific on Saturday, Sept. 25 with another straight sets victory.
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Men’s Soccer, Football, Volleyball and Women’s Soccer
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Women’s Soccer, Volleyball, Pro Soccer, Pro Football
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The visiting Pepperdine Waves scored three goals in eleven minutes, and added a fourth right before the final whistle as they cruised past USD, 4-1, in the Toreros’ women’s soccer season opener on Friday.
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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.
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Ask nearly any college sports team what their collective goal is for the season, and they’re likely to tell you that they want to play in the postseason. A college basketball player would probably say they aspire to play in March Madness Tournament, a college baseball player — a berth to Omaha, and a football player might have ambitions of playing in a playoff or bowl game.
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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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