| Vol XXXVII No. 44 |
Tuesday, November 5, 2002 |
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Borton is perfect from the floor and the line as Irish win
By JOE HETTLER
Associate Sports Editor
 Teresa Borton made her first shot 10 seconds into the game, her last one with less than a minute remaining and didn't miss any in between. The sophomore center scored a game-high 20 points, shooting 8-8 from the field and 4-4 ... [more]
Irish putting pain away and healing wounds
By ANDREW SOUKUP
Sports Writer
Two days after Notre Dame lost to Boston College 14-7 and one day after the 8-1 Irish dropped at least four spots in both major polls, the Irish watched their team tumble again, this time from third to seventh in the ... [more]
Irish slip to No. 3; Panthers continue to climb
By Eric Chanowich and Eric Sendelbach
Unbeaten teams fell faster than George Bush's public approval ratings, serving up the most exciting weekend yet this season. Of course, it was exciting for everyone except Notre Dame, Virginia Tech, Georgia or North Carolina State who all tumbled from the ... [more]
Dillon hopes to defend its interhall title
By PAT LEONARD
Sports Writer
The defending interhall football champions unveiled a passing attack to help pull out a close victory in their hunt for a repeat title. The sixth-seeded Dillon Big Red defeated third-seeded Stanford, 7-6, at Riehle fields on Sunday afternoon. While the seeds ... [more]
Dawgs streamline Otters in 21-8 victory
By ERIK POWERS and JUSTIN SCHUVER
Sports Writers
The Dawgs dominated early on Sunday, then rolled over and played dead for most of the second half before finally pulling away from the Otters 21-8. Playing in front of a sparse but spirited crowd, Sorin opened the game with a ... [more]
Babes win in close game against Wild Women
By ERIC GEORGE, HEATHER VAN HOEGARDEN, and LISA REIJULA
Sports Writers
The air was brisk and spirits were high as Breen-Philips and Walsh went head to head in Sunday's first round women's interhall playoff action. The eighth-seeded Wild Women (2-5) gave number one ranked BP (7-0) a run for their money with ... [more]
Irish clinch home berth in Big East quarterfinals
By BRYAN KRONK
Sports Writer
The Notre Dame soccer team was awarded a home playoff berth in the Big East quarterfinals on Monday. Ironically, it was the Eagles of Boston College who clinched it for the Irish. With the Eagles' 3-2 victory over then fifth-place Rutgers ... [more]
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