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Men’s basketball to face Dayton

Men’s basketball to face Dayton

The Weber State University men’s basketball team will finish a three-game road trip this Wednesday against the University of Dayton in Dayton, Ohio. The Wildcats are coming off a tough road loss against in-state opponent Utah State University last Saturday. The two teams shared a tight game until the very last minutes, when the Aggies [...]

The Weber State University women’s basketball team lost a tough home battle against the University of Utah on Saturday afternoon in Ogden. The Wildcats came into the game with four straight losses to begin the season after going 2-0 in preseason exhibition matches. As the first half opened against the Utes, the Wildcats fell into [...]

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It’s amazing what athletes are capable of doing during a game when they are “in the zone.” When one hears the saying “in the zone,” it is usually accompanied with a notable athletic performance from a team or an individual player. Last Tuesday night, Jack Taylor was probably in the zone. The 5-foot-10-inch sophomore from [...]

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Women’s cross-country places 17th at NCAA Championships

The Weber State University women’s cross-country team recorded its highest-ever place of victory at the NCAA Championships in Louisville, Ky., on Saturday. After accumulating a point total of 428, the Wildcats finished in 17th place overall as a team — the highest in the history of WSU. The Wildcats were once again led by Amber [...]

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The Weber State University volleyball team finished up its last match of the 2012 season with a win at Eastern Washington University. The Wildcats defeated the Eagles on the road in four sets with scores of 27-25, 25-17, 23-25 and 25-22. The opening first set came to a close as WSU was able to get the [...]

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There were many possibilities to consider on what to post this week, and it was very difficult to make a choice. The choices were narrowed down to two, and, as much as I hoped to find it within myself to write about the recent bickering and bumping on the roads of the NASCAR tracks, I [...]

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