As May 5 nears, graduating seniors prepare themselves for what will be their last day of college and take a step forward into the world as educated men and women with degrees. For the athletes in particular, this will be their last season playing in a collegiate level sport before entering the work force. For many of these senior athletes, their sports have been their lives, consuming their time since the day their passion started. They have … [Read more] about Seniors’ Seasons May Have Ended, But Not Their Goals
Consistency is Bliss
The women’s basketball team has done it again. With the season quickly coming to an end and four games left on the schedule, the Lions have continued to deliver, and consistency best describes their current record standings. “This season we have really been … [Read more] about Consistency is Bliss
MLB Fans: No TV? Got a Car? No Problem.
The first tweet has been posted by ESPN and the countdown begins until opening day, when stadiums will be filled and bases loaded. It's the time of year for America’s favorite pastime. “In only seven short weeks, we’ll be singing ‘Take Me Out to the … [Read more] about MLB Fans: No TV? Got a Car? No Problem.
‘Til Death Do Us Part
Sometimes I worry about Hollywood. Sure, it’s where everyone goes to make it on the big screen, acting his or her way up the industry’s ladder of fame, but somewhere along the way, I question if they know when the filming is over. This last August, the hype … [Read more] about ‘Til Death Do Us Part
High Hopes for Turnaround Season
It’s that time of the year: basketball season. Students begin to fill the Pit as the men’s basketball team hits the court and this year, they mean business. After a rocky season last year, the team is determined to work hard and rack up wins, which will … [Read more] about High Hopes for Turnaround Season
22 Players, 90 Minutes, One Goal: GSAC Champs
The men’s soccer team is back in action and they’re bringing new talent with them. Aiming for a repeat of last year’s season, the Lions intend to defend their GSAC title. With thirteen new teammates, the men’s soccer team has had to practice unity and multiple … [Read more] about 22 Players, 90 Minutes, One Goal: GSAC Champs
Overtime Mistakes End Lions’ Season
When it comes to being frustrated, nothing compares to the men's basketball team’s latest frustrations: overtime. The Lions have yet to take the win in overtime, losing these last two games against San Diego Christian College and The Master’s College. The … [Read more] about Overtime Mistakes End Lions’ Season
Swim Season Ends with Success at Nationals
For its first season, the swim team hit the pool and ended the season with a splash. The Lions went to the Pacific Coast Swim Conference Championship in Long Beach at the beginning of February 2011, where they swam their best. This was the last swim meet … [Read more] about Swim Season Ends with Success at Nationals
Water Polo Program’s First Year Deemed Successful
After a long season, the womens water polo team played its final two games Saturday, April 9. The Lions competed against Cal State University East Bay and Fresno Pacific University for what was to be their last chance to qualify for NAIA Nationals. However, … [Read more] about Water Polo Program’s First Year Deemed Successful
Women’s Basketball Struggles with Consistency
Cross-town rival team, Concordia University, caused some damage at CU Arena in Irvine last Tuesday and sent the Lions back to VU with a loss. The Lions played well, but not well enough to succeed in taking home the win. By half time, they had a 10-point … [Read more] about Women’s Basketball Struggles with Consistency
Rollercoaster Season Continues
It has been a struggle for the men’s basketball team this year yet again. Even with new coaches and recruits, the Lions have been deprived of wins. This last Tuesday, the Lions played NAIA’s second-ranked team, Concordia University. The Lions have won their … [Read more] about Rollercoaster Season Continues