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Women’s team ranked in top 20

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The nationally ranked No. 20 women’s volleyball team just came out of a decisive victory over rival school Loyola Marymount Wednesday. Though LMU attempted to put up a fight, the Waves clearly dominated the game, shutting the Lions out 3-0. This victory leaves the Waves record at 10-5 overall and 4-0 in the WCC. Loyola had no chance with the Waves offense and defense playing at … [Read more...] about Women’s team ranked in top 20

All-American Waves serve up championship victories

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The men’s tennis team opens its fall season at one of the most prestigious tournaments, the nine-day ITA All-American Championship. Out of nine members of the Pepperdine team, four are fighting for the national title from Oct. 1 through Oct. 9 at the Michael D. Case Tennis Center on the Tulsa campus in Oklahoma. The event started with the pre-qualifying singles event Monday. … [Read more...] about All-American Waves serve up championship victories

Fraternal legacy inspires dreams

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Pepperdine University is not just a perfect place to achieve academic excellence and practice Christian faith; it also offers an amazing opportunity to those who are interested in playing collegiate golf. For freshman Kevin DeHuff, the transition from Santa Margarita Catholic High School to Pepperdine brought many exciting opportunities. “I chose Pepperdine for its golf … [Read more...] about Fraternal legacy inspires dreams

For NFL week four, all bets are off

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As week three of the NFL rolls past, it may still be too early to make solid predictions; yet it appears that a new football power structure is coming into play. Teams that in previous years were relegated to bottom-feeder status are now leading their divisions. There are good vibes in the Bay Area, as both the San Francisco 49ers and the Oakland Raiders are 2-1, sitting at … [Read more...] about For NFL week four, all bets are off