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No decision yet on Santa Clara coach
San Jose Mercury News (Registration Required) | Jul 29, 2005
The future of Santa Clara University women's basketball coach Michelle Bento-Jackson remains unresolved almost two weeks after the Mercury News reported that the school intended to fire her.2.7
Hartz to play baseball at Santa Clara
Santa Cruz Sentinel | Jun 9, 2005
Santa Cruz's Kyle Hartz, a 2005 all-conference outfielder for De Anza College in Cupertino, recently signed a scholarship to play for Santa Clara University next season.2.7
Two Angels visit Lake Forest
Orange County Register (Registration Required) | May 27, 2005
Angels pitcher Frankie Rodriguez, infielder Dallas McPherson and announcers Terry Smith and Jose Mota will appear Saturday at Bank of America, 22491 El Toro Road, Lake Forest, at 10:30a.m. The players will hold ...2.7
Sports Shorts
Palo Alto Weekly | May 20, 2005
DIAMOND NOTES . . . Gunn High graduate Anthony Rea of Santa Clara University was named the West Coast Conference / Rawlings Pitcher of the Week after registering two outstanding game-winning performances last ...2
Lady Dragons see their way to 8-4 victory
Ironton Tribune | Apr 20, 2005
If they tested the sight of the Fairland Lady Dragons bats, they would probably be 20-20. The Lady Dragons poked through the Ironton Lady Fighting Tigers defense for 10 hits as they took an 8-4 win Tuesday.
High hopes under hoop
Fairbanks Daily Newsminer | Apr 8, 2005
The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Men's and Women's Basketball Classic was created five years ago to raise money for college scholarships for high school seniors in the Fairbanks area.2.7
This is title matchup everyone wanted to see
SF Gate | Apr 3, 2005
Of course, this is a trick question, and since you've already lost an hour of sleep, you're probably in no mood for this kind of snappy word play, at least not without half a pot of coffee down your eye.2.7
Fresno's ascent into Madness
The Fresno Bee | Mar 20, 2005
San Diego eliminates Pepperdine
Orange County Register (Registration Required) | Mar 6, 2005
Brandon Gay scored a career-high 34 points and Corey Belser had a double-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds, leading San Diego to a 86-80 victory over Pepperdine in the second round of the West Coast ...2.7
Title no 'gimmie' Gonzaga to be challenged in men's tournament
SF Gate | Mar 3, 2005
All you really need to know to understand the West Coast Conference this year is that in the past few weeks eighth-place Loyola Marymount lost to first-place Gonzaga by three points and to second-place St.2.7
Stanford men have two magic numbers
San Jose Mercury News (Registration Required) | Feb 3, 2005
Balanced play leads Monte Vista by Amador Valley
Contra Costa Times (Registration Required) | Feb 2, 2005
When the big shots were needed, the usual suspects were there for the Monte Vista High School boys basketball team on Tuesday night.3.1
Women's College Basketball Wheeler's 22 lead Arizona past Osu
SF Gate | Feb 18, 2005
Y., Jensen up to the challenge
Deseret News | Jan 1, 2005
According to BYU coach Steve Cleveland, the key to Friday afternoon's 87-74 victory over Santa Clara was what was done, and said, at halftime.3.2
Yale 90, Santa Clara 84, OT
Yahoo News | Dec 29, 2004
Alex Gamboa scored 14 points, including four free throws in the final 10 seconds of overtime, to lift Yale to a 90-84 victory over Santa Clara in the consolation game of the Cable Car Classic on Wednesday ...4
TCT Uw women's basketball: Stone wants Badgers to keep their focus
The Capital Times | Dec 16, 2004
Lisa Stone has embraced the 1-0 mantra that Barry Alvarez used during a season in which the University of Wisconsin football team jumped out to a 9-0 start.2.7
Enzweiler's perfect day nets win for Poly
Santa Maria Times | Dec 13, 2004
For all the bumps and stumbles that the Cal Poly men s basketball team has suffered through this season, Nick Enzweiler has kept plugging away, even if the results haven t been there.4
Women's
The Plain Dealer (Registration Required) | Dec 12, 2004
Crystal Erwin scored a career- high 24 points on 9-of-9 shooting, and Jacqueline Batteast had 17 points and 10 rebounds, leading seventh-ranked Notre Dame to a 72-58 women's basketball victory over Washington ...4
Lady Vols scramble for win
The Indianapolis Star | Nov 29, 2004
A poor shooting game will likely knock Tennessee out of the No. 1 ranking. A second bad showing almost cost the Lady Vols more.2.7
SLU presses to raise funds, sponsor for basketball arena
St. Louis Business Journal | Nov 22, 2004
Saint Louis University officials plan a full-court press of potential contributors during the next three months to raise additional funds for the university's proposed $70 million basketball arena.2.7
Santa Clara knocks off No. 4 N. Carolina
The Morning Sun | Nov 20, 2004
Santa Clara shocks Heels; State routs ECU
Wilmington Star-News (Registration Required) | Nov 20, 2004
Cameron Bennerman made a late 3-pointer, then threw his arms up in jubilation. Sure, North Carolina State was way ahead and hardly needed the points, but the shot put him in double figures.
Lobo men's basketball dominates Santa Clara
KRQE | Nov 14, 2004
Mark Walters scored 19 points and New Mexico hit a school record 20 3-pointers to beat Santa Clara 93-59 at the NABC Classic Saturday night.2.7
Ex-Broncos star Passaglia dies
SF Gate | Jul 22, 2004
Passaglia was part of the Broncos' "Magicians of the Maplewood" that also included Bruce Hale, Bob Feerick, Ralph Giannini and Jim Rickert.2.7
USF sends a message, pounds Santa Clara
Tri-Valley Herald | Jan 25, 2004
The warmups with the "We Play Hard" message were taken away from the University of San Francisco basketball team earlier this week by head coach Phil Matthews.
San Francisco 64, Santa Clara 48
Akron Beacon Journal | Jan 25, 2004
Tyrone Riley scored 15 points to lead San Francisco to a 64-48 victory over Santa Clara on Saturday night.2
Where are they Now?: Mark McNamara a Bear and a wolf Ex-Cal star skis ...
SF Gate | Feb 2, 2004
Since his eight-year NBA career ended in the 1990-91 season, Mark McNamara has followed a path similar to the one chosen by many ex-players: spending some time playing in Europe and ...2.7
UW women's tennis blanks Portland, 7-0
The Seattle Times | Jan 25, 2004
Washington's seventh-ranked women's tennis team breezed through its first dual match of the season, handing the Portland Pilots a 7-0 loss yesterday at the Nordstrom Tennis Center.
Broncos upend Aggies in tennis
The Davis Enterprise | Jan 24, 2004
Santa Clara captured all three doubles matches then took five of six singles matches to defeat UC Davis in its season-opener, 6-1, Saturday at the SCU Tennis Center.2.7
Defensive Dons beat Broncos USF wins with coach's approach
SF Gate | Jan 25, 2004
USF coach Phil Mathews hasn't changed a bit since his team opened West Coast Conference play with a loss at Santa Clara a little more than two weeks ago.
UGF hires Californian for head volleyball post
Great Falls Tribune | Jan 24, 2004
Santa Clara University has forged another connection with the University of Great Falls.
UW tennis teams sweep dual openers
Seattle Post-Intelligencer | Jan 24, 2004
The University of Washington tennis teams opened their dual seasons with 7-0 sweeps yesterday at Nordstrom Tennis Center, with the seventh-ranked women blasting Portland and the 11th-ranked men ...
like old times
SF Gate | Jan 24, 2004
Players at USF and Santa Clara are reminded of tradition every time they're in their respective locker rooms.
The next big swing
The University of Washington Daily | Jan 24, 2004
New beginnings are happening within the Nordstrom Tennis Center. The Husky men's tennis season is set to start tomorrow against Santa Clara at home.1.3
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Challenges still come with the territory
The Mercury News via KeepMedia.com | Oct 31, 2004
You drive to work every morning, year after year, and suddenly you are no longer a young coach learning the ropes.
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