Vedran Agovic
October 21, 2003
Filed under Golf, Sports
"This tournament showed the level of play that we expected to play at the entire fall," head coach Tim Grogan said. "The one regret is that we did not get a chance to finish the tournament due to rain."
The results from the...
Dave Rossetti
October 21, 2003
Filed under Sports
The Golden Eagles (7-6-1, 4-1-1) got their scoring started early, as freshman forward Matt Blouin put the match's first shot past East Carolina goalkeeper Brian Pope from six yards out in the first 37 seconds. Se...
steven.piche@marquette.edu
October 21, 2003
Filed under Men's Basketball, Sports
On the game, Marquette made 34 of 69 field goals as well as going 4 of 11 from beyond the arc. Novak led the team in 3-point shooting, hitting three of four triples.
Two players missing from the action were junior transfer...
nick.matkovich@marquette.edu
October 21, 2003
Filed under Sports, Women's Tennis
In the defense-heavy match, Tulane held the advantage in the hitting percentage department as it hit at 21.1 percent compared to the Golden Eagles' 15.2 percent. In other categories, the Green Wave had 93 digs compared to the...
nicholas.williams@marquette.edu
October 21, 2003
Filed under Sports, Women's Soccer
The Pirates of East Carolina had the Golden Eagles under control, holding them to only seven shots in the game but the Golden Eagles prevailed, 1-0.
"Some of it has to be contributed to East Carolina," coach Markus Roeders...
steven.piche@marquette.edu
October 21, 2003
Filed under Sports
Bringing back rather unpleasant memories, the St. Louis Rams held off the Green Bay Packers and eventually pulled away for a 34-24 win. The Packers' mistakes and turnovers were reminiscent of their 2001, 45-17 pl...
steven.piche@marquette.edu
October 14, 2003
Filed under Sports
The Guru on the other hand came off a strong prior week and went up in flames in Week Four like his beloved Green Bay Packers.After roughly the first third of the season, some NFL teams are separating themselves from the pack. N...
steven.piche@marquette.edu
October 14, 2003
Filed under Sports
But if they played in the World Series, it would be a no-lose situation. Come on, where is the fun in that? Half of the fun of sports is walking the fine line between exhilaration and despair. There is a reason why old...
nick.matkovich@marquette.edu
October 14, 2003
Filed under Men's Tennis, Sports
In the first day of play, the Golden Eagles met Wisconsin in the first round of singles and Northern Illinois for the second round. In doubles action, the team went up against Minnesota.
Against Madison, the Golden Eagles'...
