| Vol XXXIV No. 124 |
Thursday, April 19, 2001 |
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MENS' LACROSSE: Ulrich sets assists record as Irish beat Butler
By MIKE CONNOLLY
Sports Writer
 With 5:30 left in the first half and the score tied at 3, it looked like this year's Notre Dame-Butler men's lacrosse game would be another hard fought nail biter to decide the Great Western Lacrosse League title. Nine unanswered Irish ... [more]
MENS' LACROSSE: Ulrich Sets Assist Record
By MIKE CONNOLLY
Spotts Writer
David Ulrich insists he is just one part of the Notre Dame men's lacrosse team and no more important than any other player. "We've been playing great as a team all year," he said. "It really doesn't depend on how one ... [more]
WOMEN'S TENNIS: Belles blow out Olivet 9-0, retain first place in MIAA
By KATIE McVOY
Associate Sports Editor
"We won, coach," seemed to be all the Saint Mary's tennis team could say on Wednesday after solidly defeating Olivet to retain its first place ranking in the MIAA. A 9-0 victory at home made up for a weekend loss that ... [more]
BASEBALL: Irish ready for Chippewas
By CHRIS FEDERICO
Sports Writer
The No. 2 ranked Notre Dame baseball team will carry its nation-leading 31-5-1 record and current 10-game winning streak to Frank Eck Stad-ium today for a non-conference match-up with the Central Michigan Chippewas (23-12). The Irish, who hold second, fifth and ... [more]
SOFTBALL: Olivet sweeps Saint Mary's, capitalizes on errors
By MOLLY McVOY
Senior Staff Writer
Olivet College took advantage of scoring opportunities and Saint Mary's errors to win both games of Wednesday's double-header, 5-2 and 7-5. "We played really well in both games, but Olivet got some lucky hits to win the games," said senior co-captain ... [more]
SOFTBALL: Miller: communication key to coaching philosophy
By PETER FRASSO
Sports Writer
Two players sat in Liz Miller's office early in the afternoon, discussing drills. Miller's voice could be heard on the outside — very confident and direct, yet with a sincere quality nestled in the tone. "Com-munication is the key," said Miller, ... [more]
BOOKSTORE: Sack, Cloth makes We're Gonna Suck live up to name
By KATHLEEN O'BRIEN
Senior Staff Writer
Mike Perrone's team had two strikes against it from the start of Wednesday's Bookstore Basketball second-round game. Strike one — Perrone, Lance LeClare, Rob Mallory, Holt Zeidler and Stephen Torchen named their team We're Gonna Suck. "Seeing by our team's name," ... [more]
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