This past Sunday marked something worth celebrating here in Santa Clara. The San Francisco 49ers earned their first win in the shiny new Levi’s Stadium -- and a much-needed win at that.

Roe ran the fastest time for the Broncos at the Stamford Invitational on Saturday with a time of 25:56 in the 8K.

The men and women’s cross-country teams made strong showings in two different venues this weekend.

The men’s water polo team traveled to Stockton, Calif. for the Kap7 NorCal Classic Tournament and split their four games, going 2-2.

The Santa Clara women’s volleyball team traveled to the University of California, Santa Barbara on Friday, Sept. 19 for the UC Santa Barbara/Cal Poly Invitational and placed second after facing three opponents in two days.

No one denies that he’s a great signal caller. But I’m going to talk about the man.The man who has had way too many off-the-field incidents since arriving at Florida State’s campus.

Women’s Soccer

The Santa Clara women's soccer team split Welcome Weekend with a 3-0 loss to Stanford University on Saturday and a 3-1 victory over University of California, Davis on Sunday night in front of a huge home crowd.

Following a four game shutout streak, the men’s soccer team dropped last Friday’s game at home, losing a tight match against California State University, Fullerton 1-0.

Senior Katie Le became the first player in Santa Clara history to go to three straight singles championships at the NCAA Division 1 Women’s Tennis Championship.

Standing at 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighing in at 261 pounds, a defensive end out of Missouri will go down as the most significant pick of 2014. His name is Michael Sam, and he is openly gay.

In a dramatic program turnaround in just one hard-fought season, the Broncos have become serious WCC contenders, ending their season 16-11 as the No. 4 seed in the conference.

When it comes to one of the top players in the NBA right now, we have an important question: Where is the Love?

The men’s baseball team took this weekend’s series against Brigham Young University with two wins and one loss.

Led by five experienced seniors, the women’s club lacrosse team traveled to Virginia Beach, Va. this past weekend with one goal in mind: victory.

Head coaches get canned all the time, but it is rare one is fired when they seem to be doing a good job.

The sophomore allowed one earned run on five hits on Saturday.