Pepperdine Women’s Indoor Volleyball traveled to the University of San Francisco on Oct. 24 for their 18th game of the season. The Waves entered the game with a 9-8 record, while the Dons had a 12-7 record. The Waves and Dons had a back and forth first set, with both teams having large rallies to try and take the lead, but the Waves took the lead towards the end and won … [Read more...] about Women’s Indoor Volleyball Wins in Five Against San Francisco
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No. 20 Women’s Soccer Draw with Oregon State
Pepperdine Women's Soccer is still in the hunt.Women's Soccer squared off against Oregon State University on Oct. 26, at Paul Lorenz Field. Heading into the match, the Waves were 10-2-4 overall and 4-0-2 in conference play, finding themselves in a three-way tie for first place in the West Coast Conference.Alongside Pepperdine in first was Oregon State and Santa Clara … [Read more...] about No. 20 Women’s Soccer Draw with Oregon State
Pepperdine Cross Country Shines at Highlander Invitational with Personal Bests
Pepperdine Cross Country officially wrapped up their season — for only two weeks, and then it's time for postseason racing. The Waves finished their final race Oct. 19 at the Highlander Invitational held by University of California, Riverside. Putting a stamp on the regular season, Pepperdine is looking to storm into the postseason recording 13 new personal-best times … [Read more...] about Pepperdine Cross Country Shines at Highlander Invitational with Personal Bests
On the Clock: Speeding Up America’s Favorite Pastime
You only have 20 seconds. What could you do in those 20 seconds? Watch a TikTok? Send a text? Perhaps, tie your shoes? Some people can solve a Rubix Cube in this timeframe. But, what is most surprising is how collegiate and professional pitchers have 20 seconds, or less, to perform at their highest caliber, over and over and over again – and some pitchers do this every five … [Read more...] about On the Clock: Speeding Up America’s Favorite Pastime
New NCAA Transfer Portal Rules Affect Players, Coaches and Academic Advisers
Changing the rules of a sport ultimately changes the results of the game, match or race. Changing the rules of the NCAA Transfer Portal ultimately changes collegiate athletics.On April 18, the NCAA Division I Council unanimously adopted a new package of rules, forever changing the way student-athletes transfer from one school to another, according to the NCAA. The rule changes … [Read more...] about New NCAA Transfer Portal Rules Affect Players, Coaches and Academic Advisers