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Water Polo Defeats UCSB

December 7, 2019 by Emily Morton

Redshirt sophomore John Claude Marco attempts to block a penalty shot | Photo by Emily MortonIt was an intense game for water polo this weekend as Pepperdine beat the No. 5 seed UC Santa Barbara 17-10. The game was highlighted by redshirt senior Marko Asic's record-tying goal in the second quarter.The team celebrated senior day but also commemorated Vic Moguel, who was in … [Read more...] about Water Polo Defeats UCSB

Edwards Brothers Lead Men’s Hoops to Thrilling Win in Home Opener

November 13, 2019 by Karl Winter

Photos by Karl WinterWith the clock ticking toward two minutes remaining in Saturday's game, Pepperdine trailed UC Irvine 73-64.The energy in Firestone Fieldhouse seemed deflated, as the Waves appeared bound for an 0-2 start to their season.In a 20-second span, the tables turned, as the sophomore forward Kessler Edwards and junior guard Colbey Ross connected on three-pointers … [Read more...] about Edwards Brothers Lead Men’s Hoops to Thrilling Win in Home Opener

Pay (Some) Collegiate Athletes

September 17, 2019 by Karl Winter

The California State Senate unanimously passed a recent bill known as the “Fair Pay to Play Act.” The bill is now on the desk of Governor Gavin Newsom.The bill does not force universities to pay student-athletes, but it does allow student-athletes to hire agents and to profit off their own names, images and likenesses. The National Collegiate Athletic Association … [Read more...] about Pay (Some) Collegiate Athletes

Pepperdine Addresses Increases in Concussions Among Female Athletes

June 6, 2019 by Sofia Telch

Pepperdine’s female soccer team during a match against UCLA in September 2018. Photo courtesy of Katy Byrne. Concussions in college athletics are a general concern in high school, college and professional athletics teams. While national discussion tends to focus on football and boxing, sports traditionally dominated by males, Pepperdine coaches and female athletes … [Read more...] about Pepperdine Addresses Increases in Concussions Among Female Athletes

Waves Track Prepare for Home Stretch

March 27, 2019 by Sawa Yamakawa

Photo by Karl Winter"I don't think limits. My hunger is always there." - Usain Bolt.Just as the world's fastest man in the history once said, there seems to be no limits for the Pepperdine Track team this season. During the indoors campaign earlier this season, the Women's Track Team broke several indoor records. Only half way into the outdoor season, the Waves Track team has … [Read more...] about Waves Track Prepare for Home Stretch

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