| Vol XXXV No. 113 |
Tuesday, March 26, 2002 |
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FENCING: Bednarski still No. 1 on the list
By MIKE CONNOLLY
Sports Writer
 The search for a new fencing head coach should be completed within the next few weeks as current assistant coach Janusz Bednarski remains retiring head coach Yves Auriol's preferred replacement. "I plan to do something in the next couple of weeks," ... [more]
BASEBALL: Huskies shock Irish with sweep
Stanley has milestone weekend, breaks 2 career records
By CHRIS FEDERICO
Sports Editor
The Notre Dame baseball team suffered one of its most disappointing series in Big East history this weekend as the team dropped three consecutive games to conference rival Connecticut in Storrs, Conn. The Irish, who entered conference play as a favorite ... [more]
Going beyond that restraining line
By TED FOX
Fox Sports ... Almost
I've been to one lacrosse game in my life, which left me with an inescapable conclusion: I didn't really get it. Sure, I could tell there was a ball being thrown at a net, and when the ball went in, the ... [more]
FENCING: Fencers take individual honors
McCullough, Crompton, Viviani Sobieraj, Debic notch strong
By MATT LOZAR
Sports Writer
Several Notre Dame fencers earned individual honors at the NCAA Championships this past weekend. Senior women's sabre captain Carianne McCullough, a former walkon, achieved third team All-American honors in her final NCAA competition. Her 12-11 record put McCullough in 12th place ... [more]
WOMEN'S LACROSSE: No. 15 Irish look to rebound from loss
By CHRIS COLEMAN
Sports Writer
When the Irish women's lacrosse team matches up today against Delaware, both teams will be coming off similar heartbreaking one-goal losses. The No. 15-ranked Irish look to improve their record to 5-1 while the normally top-tier Blue Hens will be searching ... [more]
MEN'S GOLF: Irish go south, play moves north
By KEVIN BERCHEOU
Sports Writer
The men's golf team traveled south last weekend, but the same cannot be said for its scores. After firing a collective total of 913, the Irish finished seventh in the 13-team field at the Pepsi-Cola Invitational. Michigan State's Eric Jorgenson won ... [more]
ND SOFTBALL: Irish head into Big East
By JOE HETTLER
Assistant Sports Editor
Notre Dame softball coach Deanna Gumpf believes that the softball season is divided into three parts. In the first part of their season, Notre Dame's softball team battled through a tough early schedule to an 8-12 record. The team now heads ... [more]
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