| Vol XXXV No. 10 |
Monday, September 10, 2001 |
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ND WOMEN'S SOCCER: Irish 'Badgered' to 2-2 draw
Notre Dame tied Wisconsin 2-2 in double overtime
Joe Licandro
Sports Writer
 From the opening minute of the game on Sunday, the Notre Dame women's soccer team knew they were in for a real struggle against the University of Wisconsin. After two fatiguing halves and a grueling double overtime, the Irish were able ... [more]
ND VOLLEYBALL: Irish falter in Nebraska
Noah Amstadter
Sports Editor
LINCOLN, Neb. A team can only truly gauge its level of play by going up against the best. This is especially true for the Notre Dame women's volleyball team — a team that perennially dominates its weak Big East conference opponents ... [more]
SMC GOLF: Belles win first match in history
Katie McVoy
Associate Sports Editor
The Saint Mary's golf team swung into MIAA action this weekend claiming its first ever tournament win and its first ever conference win. Four points were enough to top seven other MIAA teams and leave the Belles in ... [more]
MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY: Mobley leads Irish to win
Katie Hughes
Sports Writer
Dominating the field and defining the meaning of depth, the fifth-ranked Irish men won the Valparaiso Invitational Friday, sweeping the top three spots. Finishing with a team score of 21, Notre Dame had five runners in the top eight without the ... [more]
ND WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY: Irish disappointed with second place
Katie Hughes
Sports Writer
Trapped by early and unexpected speed from the rest of the field and by holding back too much, the Irish women struggled to a second place finish in Friday's Valparaiso Invitational. However, freshman Christi Arnerich finished second overall and first for ... [more]
SMC VOLLEYBALL: Freshmen gain experience at Lake Michigan
Katie McVoy
Associate Sports Editor
Experience is something that's hard to come by as a freshman, but this weekend experience is just what the freshmen Belles got. After being invited to a junior college tournament that could not be counted as part of the regular season, ... [more]
Another nightmare
By ANDREW SOUKUP
Associate Sports Editor
LINCOLN, Neb. The Irish had hoped they were past the humiliating loss suffered last year at the Fiesta Bowl. But in front of the largest crowd in Memorial Stadium history and a national television audience, Notre Dame showed it still has ... [more]
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