| Vol XXXIV No. 10 |
Tuesday, September 5, 2000 |
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Muth leads Belles in rough win over Scots
By Sarah Rykowski
Sports Writer
 Heather Muth spent a lot of time on the ground Monday, as the Belles soccer team slugged their way through a 2-0 victory against the Alma Scots. But while her uniform was a little dirty, the victory was worth it. "They ... [more]
Battle fights injuries after season opener
By TIM CASEY
Assistant Sports Editor
Talk about a scare. On the third play of Saturday's game against Texas A&M, Arnaz Battle rolled to his left, gained three yards and was shoved out-of-bounds by several Aggie defenders. After being pushed, Battle hurdled a bench on the Notre ... [more]
Tait records 2 shutouts for Irish in Classic
By NOAH AMSTADTER
Sports Writer
After losing veteran Gerick Short to graduation, the Irish men's soccer team was left with two sophomore goalkeepers who had combined to play only 35:30 last season. After the final preseason practice this summer, rookie head coach Chris Apple named Greg ... [more]
Kachmarik redefines athletics
Katie McVoy
Inside Saint Mary's Sports
Pom-poms, smiles, and cheering. "Go blue! Go white! Team fight!" This is an image that is familiar to all of us. We've seen it at high school basketball games, college football games, and even from the infamous Dallas Cowboys' cheerleaders. ... [more]
Murphy learns about more than basketball in Hawaii
By KATHLEEN O'BRIEN
Associate Sports Editor
It takes more than the average Joe to blow by All-American basketball player Troy Murphy. Somebody like the 1998-99 NBA Rookie of the Year Vince Carter, for instance. "I ended up covering him [Carter] in one of the scrimmages," Murphy said. ... [more]
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