| Vol XXXVII No. 133 |
Thursday, April 17, 2003 |
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Softball: Irish look to continue April success over weekend
By MATT LOZAR
Associate Sports Editor
 The month of April has always been nice to the Irish, but for the third straight year, it has been really nice. Having won 12 straight games in April, Notre Dame looks to extend that streak today, hosting IUPU-Fort Wayne in ... [more]
SMC Tennis: Ryan sacrifices personal success for her team
By LISA REIJULA
Sports Writer
It may sound clichéd, but there are some athletes who play not for individual glory or a perfect record, but because of their love for the game and their teammates. Saint Mary's senior co-captain Elisa Ryan is one of those athletes. ... [more]
Mens Golf: Notre Dame proves to be the best choice for Lunke
By ERIK POWERS
Sports Writer
Senior captain Brandon Lunke plays in his final Big East Championship this weekend when second-seeded Notre Dame hosts Georgetown, St. John's, Rutgers, Seton Hall and top-seeded Virginia Tech at the Warren Golf Course. A tournament victory would clinch a berth for ... [more]
SMC Softball: Belles postpone game due to forecast
By PAT LEONARD
Sports Writer
The Saint Mary's softball team would like to get back to their winning ways of the early season. It would help if they could get a game in. The Belles (14-10-1, 4-4 MIAA) were scheduled to play Calvin College Tuesday. Calvin ... [more]
Track and Field: Irish travel separate ways
By HEATHER VAN HOEGARDEN
Sports Writer
After finally getting to run together last weekend, the Notre Dame men's and women's track team will split up once again. Most of the runners will take a short trip to Indianapolis, but for the rest of the Irish sunny Walnut, ... [more]
Baseball: Panthers, Pirates, rain await Irish over break
By BRYAN KRONK
Senior Staff Writer
A winning streak must always start at one. Unfortunately for the Irish baseball team, they'll have to potentially dodge quite a few raindrops to get there. With the forecast calling for quite a few April showers, this weekend's matches against Big ... [more]
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