| Vol XXXV No. 28 |
Thursday, October 4, 2001 |
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MEN'S BASKETBALL: NCAA suspends Humphrey
Forward will miss two games after violating
Andrew Soukup
Associate Sports Editor
 Notre Dame captain Ryan Humphrey was suspended for the first two regular season games after violating an NCAA rule prohibiting playing in summer games, Notre Dame basketball officials announced Wednesday. Humphrey, who will miss the New Hampshire and Cornell games, received ... [more]
SMC SOCCER: Belles get MIAA victory
Lindsay Mollan
Sports Writer
Things just keep getting better for the Saint Mary's soccer team. Wednesday the Belles claimed a 4-1 victory over the Adrian Bulldogs marking the fourth win for the Belles in their last five games and their first conference win, raising their ... [more]
FOOTBALL: Offensive line doesn't get job done
Mike Connolly
Sports Writer
Coaches can interchange quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers looking for some sort of spark, some sort of extra advantage. But on the offensive line, cohesion and experience are key. And the Irish are still searching for both this season. "We ... [more]
WOMEN'S INTERHALL BLUE LEAGUE: Winless Walsh remains undefeated wtih tie
Joe Hettler, Matt Mooney, Brian Long
Sports Writers
For the first time in interhall football history, a team may go undefeated during the regular season and still fall short of the playoffs. After tying Cavanaugh 0-0 Tuesday night, Walsh, at 1-0-4, faces this scenario. "We're worried about [not making ... [more]
SMC VOLLEYBALL: Shevik shines in Belles 3-0 loss to Britons
Katie McVoy
Associate Sports Editor
Freshman Alison Shevik was the bright spot in a Saint Mary's league loss Wednesday night. As the Belles headed into the second half of their season,they were looking for a win, but couldn't quite make the connection. The Britons of Albion ... [more]
WOMEN'S INTERHALL GOLD LEAGUE: Pyros look to chase Phoxes into their hole
Ken Champa, Phil Koesterer
Sports Writers
Tonight promises to be a battle between two teams that could use a win. The Pangborn Phoxes (0-3) and the Babes of Breen Phillips (1-1-1) will both be looking to better their records and come home victorious. "We definitely are hoping ... [more]
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