| Vol XXXIV No. 23 |
Thursday, September 21, 2000 |
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Irish move to No. 1 as Tar Heels stumble to No. 4
By MIKE CONNOLLY
Sports Writer
 It's official. Notre Dame has the best women's soccer team in the country according to the latest National Soccer Coaches Association of America Poll. The Irish received 295 points in the latest poll to place them 10 points ahead of second-place ... [more]
Netters take on No. 22 Loyola Marymount tonight
Irish prepare for Golden Dome Invite this weekend
By RACHAEL PROTZMAN
Sports Writer
Notre Dame volleyball will play No. 22 Loyola Marymount tonight as it prepares for the Golden Dome Invitational which will be held at the Joyce Center this weekend. Although the No. 24 Irish will face Loyola Marymount today, which also participates ... [more]
Dillon aims to avenge disappointing 1999 season end
By MATT CASSADY, JAMES VERALDI, and BRIAN SHARP
Sports Writers
The Dillon Big Red interhall football team looks for redemption Sunday afternoon as it faces an improved Stanford team at 3 p.m. at Stepan fields. While Dillon was an impressive 3-1 during the regular season last year, the Big Red made ... [more]
Saint Mary's looks to end 3-game slump against Olivet
By SARAH RYKOWSKI
Sports Writer
Saint Mary's soccer team is out for revenge. They want vindication after three shutout losses, including 5th-ranked DePauw and 22nd-ranked Kalamazoo, the defending MIAA champion. "We have gotten through the toughest stretch of this season," head coach Jason Milligan said. "[The ... [more]
Irish head to Florida riding high after sweep of Valpo
By RACHAEL PROTZMAN
Sports Writer
Notre Dame volleyball will compete in the Lady Seminole Volleyball Classic beginning today in Tallahassee, Florida. Notre Dame is coming off a three-game sweep of Valparaiso (15-7, 15-8, 15-3) which moved the Irish up to 4-3 on the season after losing ... [more]
Belles hope to earn first win against Flying Dutch
0-8 Saint Mary's defends home court
By ALICIA ORTIZ
Sports Writer
The 0-8 Belles volleyball team will defend its home court against the 5-3 Flying Dutch of Hope College Saturday afternoon. "We know Hope will be as much of a challenge as Kalamazoo," said Leigh Anne Matesich. "We need to be mentally ... [more]
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