The UNLV women’s golf team tied for 10th in the 15-team Bruin Wave Invitational at Tarzana, Calif. UNLV shot 26-over 314 in the third round Tuesday for an 86-over 950 total, 66 strokes behind winner Southern California, which finished at 20-over 884.
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The UNLV baseball team had another explosive offensive night, ripping Hawaii 14-1 Monday at Wilson Stadium for its sixth straight victory.
The UNLV baseball team piled up five first-inning runs and five more in the fifth inning, rolling over Hawaii 12-4 on Sunday at Wilson Stadium.
Justin Jones’ three-run triple fueled a six-run sixth inning as the UNLV baseball team rallied from a 3-0 deficit to beat Bradley 8-3 on Saturday at Wilson Stadium.
Erick Fedde pitched 6 2/3 innings of four-hit ball, Mark Shannon went 4-for-5 and Brandon Bayardi drove in three runs as the UNLV baseball team beat Bradley 8-6 Thursday in the opening game of the Rebel Classic at Wilson Stadium.
As his team left the course at Turtle Bay Resort on Friday, UNLV men’s golf coach Dwaine Knight knew where the Rebels stood in terms of the big picture — a serious contender for the NCAA championship.
The UNLV women’s golf team shot 14-over 302 in the first round of the Cal Classic on Monday and was tied for sixth in the 11-team event at Pleasanton, Calif.
The UNLV women’s tennis team swept Iowa State 7-0 on Sunday at the Fertitta Tennis Complex. UNLV (6-3) took all three doubles matches for the first point, then won all six matches in singles play.
The UNLV baseball team appeared to have left its bats on the bus Friday, losing a split-opponent doubleheader to Gonzaga and Pacific in Stockton, Calif.
Erick Fedde allowed only four hits over six innings and struck out seven for his first decision of the season Friday night as the UNLV baseball team beat Pacific 9-1 in Stockton, Calif.
The UNLV men’s swimming and diving team swept two relays in conference-record times to take the lead on the first day of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships on Wednesday in Monterey Park, Calif.
When UNLV golf coach Dwaine Knight signed local stars AJ McInerney and Zane Thomas a year ago, he believed the program was positioning itself to be a national championship contender.
Jim Reitz had just said goodbye to one female swimmer after another following Monday’s early-morning practice.