The No. 7-ranked Pepperdine Men’s Tennis (12-6) team continues their impressive season after a win over No. 8 Stanford (10-5) with a final score of 6-1. The Waves have now won nine matches in a row, and a impressive three game win streak against top-10 ranked opponents. Other notable wins during this streak include victories over top talents like the No. 12-ranked California … [Read more...] about Men’s tennis sparks winning streak
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Craziness in the Championship
Who watches the Npower Championship? Don’t all put your hands up at once! All around the world, millions of people regard the Barclay’s Premier League as the best soccer league in the world. However, some might say that the Npower Championship is also very riveting. Championship players truly do embody the meaning of soul, with no little measure of technique every time they … [Read more...] about Craziness in the Championship
Ross brings strong leadership to team
Every so often an athlete comes along who blends into a team with such ease as to inspire its players and renew their yearn to win. The time: now. The player: Summer Ross. Since her addition to the beach volleyball roster last fall, an atmosphere of tenacity and unstoppable determination has identified the team. With their early practices and intense workout sessions, it’s easy … [Read more...] about Ross brings strong leadership to team
Waves left Aggie-vated by Texas A&M in series opener
[youtube sJNblcTXGxs] Malibu, CA—The Pepperdine Baseball team started white hot in the 2012 season—and a myriad of reasons can be attributed to their 16-6 record, including: A four-man starting rotation with ERAs under 3.00, 18 of their first 22 games at Eddy D. Field Stadium, the emergence of Zach Vincej as a premier lead-off hitter, and even the modest 103-98 combined record … [Read more...] about Waves left Aggie-vated by Texas A&M in series opener
Q&A with Adam Steinberg, Men's tennis coach
Graphic: How did you start your tennis career? Adam Steinberg: My older brother was playing the sport. He started when he was 14 and you always want to copy what your older brother does. He was a pretty good player, and I saw him playing competitively. I wanted to do that too and fell in love with the sport, and 37 years later I am still in it. I still love it as much as I did … [Read more...] about Q&A with Adam Steinberg, Men's tennis coach