Intramural Basketball Season has arrived as numerous teams have been competing throughout the semester, locked in with games within their league. The sport is divided into three divisions: A league, B league and C league. A league is considered the top division with higher skill level of competition. Within the A league, there is one freshmen team who goes by "Big Baller … [Read more...] about Intramural Basketball Unlocks Season
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Thank you, Waves: Athletes Reflect On What It Meant To Be A Wave
Four years. Exactly 1,460 days. It seems like a long time, yet it passed in the blink of an eye, and for those in the Class of 2025 who donned the "Waves" across their chest, their time is shortly coming to an end. From the highest of highs to the lowest of lows, these athletes gave Pepperdine everything they had, showcasing what it means to be a Wave. As the Class of 2025 … [Read more...] about Thank you, Waves: Athletes Reflect On What It Meant To Be A Wave
Men’s Basketball Shocks with Cinderella Run At WCC Championships
Pepperdine Men’s Basketball's season ended on a high note during their underdog run in the WCC Basketball Championship. The Waves made it as far as the semifinal, their first time back in the semifinal since 2021.The Waves' regular season ended March 1, with a loss to Washington State University, 90-83. The team lost their final five games of the season and won just two … [Read more...] about Men’s Basketball Shocks with Cinderella Run At WCC Championships
Out Of The Gym: How Athletes Have Fun
When the game ends, the adventures begin — athletes recharge with passions beyond their sport.When they're not breaking records, Pepperdine athletes strive to maintain a personal life filled with hobbies, interests and friendships. Freshman sprinter Tatiana Potter said it's important for athletes to find an identity and community that differs from their athletic … [Read more...] about Out Of The Gym: How Athletes Have Fun
Baseball Falls to Cal Poly
On a cloudy Malibu day, Pepperdine Baseball fell short against California Polytechnic State University at Eddy D. Field Stadium on March 25.Freshman infielder Danny Cook had one of the two runs for Pepperdine and said the team is high-spirited, and focusing on themselves will be crucial for the betterment of their game. "We have to focus on ourselves," Cook said. "And not worry … [Read more...] about Baseball Falls to Cal Poly