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Swim hopes to makes tides in pool

June 13, 2014 by Wen Chen

Photo by Allison HubbardCollegiate swimming is unique amongst the various sports at Pepperdine for a number of reasons, but one stands out most: the timing and duration of their season. The women’s swimming and diving team, unlike many of the other sports at Pepperdine, started their season in October and held their final event this week. The 2014 Pacific Collegiate Swim … [Read more...] about Swim hopes to makes tides in pool

Brooks travels from Brooklyn to the ‘Bu

June 13, 2014 by Jared Jackson

Photo by Arin DeGroffAs the Waves Cafe buzzes with laughter, constant conversations, food orders and general mayhem, basketball player Malcolm Brooks unwinds in the corner, keeping to himself and listening to music. To the wavering eye, Brooks receives no attention from the hundreds of students rushing in and out between classes. He muddles around quietly, minds his own … [Read more...] about Brooks travels from Brooklyn to the ‘Bu

Women’s tennis rallies as one team

June 13, 2014 by Stasia Demick

Photos by Brandon Scheirman Coming off a decisive 6-1 win against San Diego State on Saturday, women’s tennis shares the secret to a successful season: a team that works together wins. This simple concept is a lot easier said than done. On this nine-girl team there is a lot of star-power, potential, competitive drive and tennis skirts. The Pepperdine athletes come from a … [Read more...] about Women’s tennis rallies as one team

Waves fall short against TCU in Game 3 of Super Regional

June 10, 2014 by Marissa Yoshizawa

Photo Courtesy of Pepperdine Baseball Through rain and shine, 5,600 fans, filled with anticipation, watched as Pepperdine baseball suffered a second loss to TCU 6-5 on Monday, ending their postseason run. “From today's game, I see the importance of executing situations. You never know when a hop won't go your way or when the other team will rally, so it's important to … [Read more...] about Waves fall short against TCU in Game 3 of Super Regional

Waves force Game 3 of Super Regional against TCU

June 9, 2014 by Marissa Yoshizawa

Photo Courtesy of Pepperdine Baseball Led by starting junior pitcher Aaron Brown, Pepperdine baseball defeated Texas Christian University 3-2 on Sunday to force Game 3 of the Super Regional on the road to Omaha. “Yesterday was a tough loss but today was a new day and a new opportunity for us. I was not worried at all. We came out ready to compete against a great TCU team,” … [Read more...] about Waves force Game 3 of Super Regional against TCU

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