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Football coach Ankeny and volleyball coach Sano let go

Director of Athletics Julie Kline announced on Nov. 24 that head football coach Andy Ankeny and head volleyball coach Marlon Sano had been relieved of their duties.

ULV athletes take rituals seriously

He does not eat the day of a race, but the day before he has to eat pizza, he only wears a certain pair of shoes and he has to wear rubber wristbands while he runs.

New women’s basketball coach Matt Rogers looks to deliver

New women’s basketball coach Matt Rogers looks to deliver

As the 2010-2011 regular season gets under way, there is excitement surrounding the women’s basketball team with the addition of new head coach, Matt Rogers.

Facing, fighting the freshman 15

With late-night study sessions, busy schedules and the new-found freedom to eat and drink what you want, it becomes easy to gain weight. The freshman 15 is something that a lot of students are aware of but do nothing about.

Cross country finishes 7th in West Regionals

Finishing strong was exactly what the men’s cross country team did a few weeks ago as they were able to finish in seventh place at the NCAA Division III West Regional Championship held at Bush’s Pasture Park in Salem, Ore.

Leopard Scoreboard

Sports results, schedules and standings for the week of Dec. 3, 2010.

Leos clobber Poets for 1st football win since ’08

Coming off one of their most heartbreaking losses of the season, the Leopards came out with full force and dismantled the Whittier Poets, 49-23.

Future is bright for women’s hoops

As the women’s basketball team’s 2010-2011 regular season campaign commences, there is optimism and excitement around the Athletic Pavilion, in the form of new head coach Matt Rogers.

Commentary: Let’s all just play fair

<i>Commentary</i>: Let’s all just play fair

Covering a sporting event is one of the most exciting things to do in the field of journalism. You get to feel the energy of the crowd, the emotions of the players and the thrill of the game.

Athletics could lose facilities with new campus construction

With the addition of a new parking lot and new state of the dormitories come consequences for some of the athletes and the athletic fields at the University of La Verne.

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