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Idaho climbing struggles to compete — Team finishes season with disappointing fifth-place finish during 2013 NC3 circuit
While the academic year is coming to an end, bringing with it finals and the end to the sports seasons, another less conventional Idaho team has also finished its season of competition. The Idaho climbing …
Vandals ousted by Broncos—Shorthanded Idaho can’t keep pace with Boise State
The Vandal club men’s lacrosse team ended its season Saturday in a tightly contested game against the Boise State Broncos, losing 23-15.
Vandals roll over Cougars — Idaho club lacrosse romps Palouse rival 17-6 during home finale
The Vandal club lacrosse team fought through bitter winds and cold weather but earned a well-deserved victory against the Washington State Cougars Saturday, crushing their Palouse rivals 17-6. The game was the last home game …
Sports briefs
Bendeck named WAC Player of Week
The Western Athletic Conference has honored junior tennis player Jose Bendeck as its player of the week.
Anderson brothers cap career with one-two finish
Most of the country spent the early part of February wrapped up in the hype surrounding two brothers coaching against each other for the Lombardi Trophy.
Sports Briefs
Indoor track and field schedule
Idaho’s 2013 indoor home track and field schedule features seven meets during three weekends. The highlight home meets of 2013 include the Idaho Collegiate I on Jan. 19, the 37th Annual Vandal …
Chicago State makes seven — New WAC member Cougars, will compete in 14 sports
The Western Athletic Conference has made yet another addition, as Chicago State accepted an invitation to join the conference Wednesday. It is the fourth university to have accepted an invitation this fall and follows the …
Athletes of the week
Alex Sele — Volleyball
Sele was one of six seniors who played in their final two home matches in Memorial Gym last weekend, and the middle blocker from Isaquah, Wash., made it count. Sele helped Idaho …
Sports Briefs
Webb receives honor
Idaho senior golfer Gordon Webb was honored as the Western Athletic Conference Golfer of the Month for October. Webb, a Malta, Mont., native and Western New Mexico Community College transfer, finished in the …
Athletes of the week
Rachel Millet – Swim and Dive
In two meets over the weekend, Millet notched five individual wins for the Vandals. Millet is having a dominant sophomore year for Idaho after breaking or helping to break six …
Picking up the slack
The Idaho men’s rugby club finds themselves in a year that is about transforming the way they play and its identity as a whole.
NHL lockout spells disaster
In the past 14 months, sports fans have seen lockouts in the NFL, the NBA and now the NHL. Like the other lockouts, the NHL’s is centered on cash. The collective bargaining agreement expired and …
Get out
The University of Idaho is known for many things, but the trademark rural location and beautiful surroundings are the greatest perks to attending school in northern Idaho.
Summer quick hits
Marshall places 17th in NCAA meet:
After helping lead his team to the WAC Outdoor Track and Field Championship in the spring, Idaho junior Mike Marshall made the most of his opportunity to compete on the …
Idaho alumna is London-bound
Thirteen years after she received her sports physiology degree from the University of Idaho, road cyclist and time trial specialist Kristin Armstrong found herself center podium, receiving a gold medal for her first place finish …
Control the pace
It’s off to Seattle for the Idaho club lacrosse team Saturday where the Vandals will face Oregon in the PNCLL Final Four.
The Vandals came into last Saturday’s contest against Washington needing a win to keep …
In the clear
Trailing by one goal with just seconds remaining, the Washington Huskies had possession and got a good shot on goal, but Idaho goalie Blake Uphus made a game-winning save before clearing the ball as time …
Against the wall: Huskies stand in way of Idaho playoff appearance
Despite the April 21 difficult loss to rival Boise State, Idaho club lacrosse (3-8, 1-2 PNCLL) still holds its own destiny heading into the final weekend of the regular season.
BSU downs UI LAX
An estimated 1,200 fans showed up to the SprinTurf Saturday when Idaho men’s club lacrosse (3-8, 1-2 PNCLL) faced off against rival Boise State. Unfortunately for the fans and the Vandals, Idaho lost 11-7 to …
So far, so good for Mariners
Fifteen runs in two games and three wins in four — results we certainly did not expect but hoped for out of the 2012 Seattle Mariners.
A justified brawl
Hockey is a game of physicality and emotion, especially when rivals are involved. There is no greater illustration of that than the end of Sunday’s Flyers vs. Penguins game. Toward the end of the third …
Growing the game — Vandal lacrosse players help coach Moscow High School students
With full course loads and a commitment to their own team, four University of Idaho club lacrosse and one Washington State lacrosse team members have found the time to make a difference with younger athletes …
Spring Valley reservoir grows popularity
The opportunity for a quiet and stress-free outdoor experience found its way into the sights of many shooters at the local fishing hole outside Troy, Idaho.
Crossbow confusion
The modern crossbow is a highly developed and engineered piece of hunting weaponry. These bad boys fling arrows at almost unimaginable speeds and attain accuracy comparable with any modern compound bow. They are more than …
Second chance at road sweep
An extra week to prepare for its two-game road trip gave Idaho men’s lacrosse time on the practice field to correct basic errors that hampered it Feb. 18 and 19 in California.
