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Men’s Volleyball Head Coach David Hunt Steps Down

May 11, 2022 by Jerry Jiang

Men’s Volleyball PR department reported Head Coach David Hunt will be stepping down following the conclusion of the 2021-22 season May 5. Hunt led the team for the past five years and the team will continue to search for a head coach for next season.

No. 8 Men’s Volleyball Three-Game Win Streak Snapped by No.1 UCLA

April 17, 2022 by Jerry Jiang & Justin Choi

Men’s Volleyball fell to No. 1 ranked UCLA in three sets. Unfortunately for the Waves, UCLA won the season series on April 9 with a sweep.

Hot Shots: Damian Lillard’s Loyalty is Holding Back the Blazers

March 27, 2022 by Jerry Jiang

Damian Lillard remains one of the few superstars in the NBA that remains loyal to the team that drafted him. Sports Assistant Editor Jerry Jiang explains that while Lillard’s loyalty is appreciated, he should leave the Blazers for his and the team’s sake.

Club Sport Athletes Compete and Find Community

March 27, 2022 by Jerry Jiang

Pepperdine Campus Recreation offer students club sports as a way to find community through competitive sports. In the spring semester, teams such as the surf team, club tennis, women’s lacrosse, rugby and Esports are all available for Pepperdine students.

Where Are They Now?: Kessler Edwards Shines in NBA Rookie Campaign

March 16, 2022 by Jerry Jiang

The Brooklyn Nets selected Kessler Edwards No. 44 overall in the 2021 NBA Draft. Edwards made his NBA debut versus the Golden State Warriors on Nov. 16, 2021, where he became the first NBA player from Pepperdine since Alex Acker.

‘Culture Wins Championships,’ Swim and Dive Secures First Championship in Program History

March 15, 2022 by Jerry Jiang

Pepperdine Women’s Swim and Dive team made history when the team won its first Pacific Coast Swim and Dive Championship in program history in February. After falling short three straight years, Head Coach Ellie Monobe said the team culture played a pivotal part in the win.

No. 7 Men’s Volleyball Sweeps George Mason in Convincing Fashion

March 13, 2022 by Jerry Jiang & Justin Choi

Men’s Volleyball swept George Mason on March 11 following their loss at McKendree. The Waves’ success was the result of a much different starting lineup.

Jay Yoon Reflects on Four Years at Pepperdine

February 28, 2022 by Jerry Jiang

Men’s Basketball senior guard Jay Yoon tells his story about his Korean American heritage and how he carries himself on the court every day. Being one of the few Asian Americans in college sports, Yoon said he hopes to make an impact on future Asian American athletes.

No. 7 Men’s Volleyball Stuns No. 5 USC in Five-Set Thriller

February 28, 2022 by Jerry Jiang

Pepperdine Men’s Volleyball won a thrilling five-set match versus the University of Southern California on Feb. 23. The Waves had three players in double-digits in kills and sophomore middle blocker Anderson Fuller and sophomore setter Bryce Dvorak had seven blocks apiece.

Hot Shots: Kyrie Irving’s Selfishness Will Cost Him Another Ring

February 20, 2022 by Jerry Jiang

Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving’s selfishness has already driven James Harden out of Brooklyn. Sports Assistant Editor Jerry Jiang explains if Irving doesn’t clean up his act, he will never win a ring again.

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