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Baseball rallies from seven-run deficit against New Mexico, Drops weekend series to Gonzaga

March 26, 2018 by Joanna Cabalquinto

Photos by Joanna Cabalquinto The Waves are in full swing in their 2018 campaign. After rallying from a seven-run deficit against New Mexico to win 11-7 on Tuesday, March 13, Pepperdine traveled to Gonzaga, but dropped two out of the three games in Spokane between March 16 to 18. After the weekend series against Gonzaga, the Waves have an overall season record of 9-11 with … [Read more...] about Baseball rallies from seven-run deficit against New Mexico, Drops weekend series to Gonzaga

Matthew Kanfer Swings into his Third Year as a Wave

March 20, 2018 by Sam Marlott

Photos courtesy of Pepperdine AthleticsJunior outfielder Matthew Kanfer has been making waves at Pepperdine since he arrived in 2015 as a freshman. In his first two seasons, Kanfer appeared in 75 games, acquiring 68 hits, scoring 37 runs, driving in another 32 and maintaining a batting average of .264.His contribution to the team is indisputable, but his path to Pepperdine has … [Read more...] about Matthew Kanfer Swings into his Third Year as a Wave

Pepperdine Rallies Late, but Falls to Gonzaga 81-70 in the WCC Quarterfinals

March 3, 2018 by Kyle Cajero

Photo Courtesy of Kyle Tereda, West Coast ConferenceLAS VEGAS — If the fourth quarter was any indication of what the future holds in the DeLisha Milton-Jones era, then Pepperdine women's basketball experienced more than a mere silver lining in their 81-70 loss to Gonzaga in the WCC Quarterfinals."It was a tale of two halves for us," Milton-Jones said. "[In] the first … [Read more...] about Pepperdine Rallies Late, but Falls to Gonzaga 81-70 in the WCC Quarterfinals

Women’s Basketball Drops Two Straight Games to BYU and Gonzaga

February 20, 2018 by Arthur Puu

Photos by Arthur Puu The Pepperdine Women's Basketball team entered the final two weeks of the season with expectations to finish strong. Entering the week, the Waves faced a tough challenge against two of the top-seeded teams in the West Coast Conference, hosting top-seeded Gonzaga and taking on third-ranked BYU on the road. Coming off an emotional 85-74 win over rival … [Read more...] about Women’s Basketball Drops Two Straight Games to BYU and Gonzaga

Pepperdine Relieves Marty Wilson of His Duties, but Signals the Start of a Slow Rebuild

February 20, 2018 by Kyle Cajero

Photo by Arthur Puu When I think of Pepperdine's decision to not renew Marty Wilson's contract next season, I think of the closing scene of "The Graduate." Dustin Hoffman's character successfully persuades Katherine Ross's character to spurn her future husband at the altar. Caught up in the moment, the young lovers run out of the chapel, board a bus and ride away from the … [Read more...] about Pepperdine Relieves Marty Wilson of His Duties, but Signals the Start of a Slow Rebuild

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