Hoops Program Continues Run of Mediocrity
The magic of Nash and the thrill of winning an NCAA Tournament game are a distant memory. It has now been nearly two decades since the Broncos have been able to punch a ticket to compete in the Big Dance.
Spring Cleaning at Buck Shaw
Finishing out its spring season, the Santa Clara women’s soccer team worked on developing team chemistry and fine-tuning its play against high-quality opponents.
Sterling Decision Good for Business
The words of Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling shocked all ears as the racist remarks he made in a recording seemed to harken back to times of segregation.
Sharks Hooked by Kings
Hurry! Someone do the Heimlich maneuver, the San Jose Sharks are choking! Too late. San Jose was once again eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs last week.
AOTW: Stevie Berman
Berman hit two home runs against Loyola Marymount University to help lead the Broncos to victory on Saturday.
Broncos Balling Overseas
"Santa Clara did a great job preparing me for playing basketball overseas. The tough, long practices at Santa Clara have helped me to adjust to play basketball every day, twice a day, at a high level of intensity." – Raymond Cowels II, Class of 2013
Taking the Reins on the Court
JR Payne once found herself dribbling and dishing through the Santa Clara Broncos’ defense as a member of a local rival. Now, she will be coaching up the Broncos from the Santa Clara sideline.
Seniors Rally to Claim Victory
In storybook fashion, two Santa Clara upperclassmen came to the rescue to help decide a victory for the Broncos in the final home match of the season.Seniors Katie Le and Stephanie Skaras both triumphed in their singles matches against Gonzaga University to capture the 4-3 team victory. Santa Clara’s weekend of play ended with a tally of two wins and zero losses.
Santa Clara Upended by Gaels
The previously one-loss Santa Clara University Touring Side was denied the California Conference crown after being handed its second loss of the season by Saint Mary’s College this past Saturday.
California Battle Set to Drop
Just a few hours after the San Francisco Giants and Los Angeles Dodgers wrap up their sixth meeting of the season this afternoon, California’s focus shifts to the ice.The San Jose Sharks and LA Kings will drop the puck in Game 1 of a first round series in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Title Shot Ends in Controversy
Described as an “uncrowned national champion” by her head coach, freshman Cameron McCarthy is still the first All-American female boxer to represent Santa Clara in the National Collegiate Boxing Association Championship event despite losing the championship bout last weekend in West Point, New York.
Volleyball Rallies at Nationals
Santa Clara’s men’s club volleyball team found itself in a hole early, dropping the first game of the Bronze Division Championship match at nationals to the University of Pennsylvania. But as they had done all tournament long, the Broncos settled down and dug deep to find their winning form.
World Cup Tune Up Goes Awry
After drawing 2-2 in its international friendly last week against archrival Mexico, the United States Men’s National Team still has a lot to work on prior to the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
Women shock No. 1 team in country at national competition
A dash of Cinderella magic left over from March Madness found its way to the volleyball court over the weekend at the National Collegiate Club Volleyball Championships in Reno, Nevada.