Track hits more NCAA qualifying times

Track hits more NCAA qualifying times

Feb 20, 2015

By GUY PERRIN Staff Writer The Western track team traveled to Seattle Feb. 13-15 to compete in a pair of meets in preparation for the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships next week. On Friday and Saturday, the Wolves competed in the Husky Classic, a...

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Wolves fall in Alaska during three-game road trip

Feb 19, 2015

By GUY PERRIN Staff Writer The women’s basketball team traveled far north this past weekend to take on the pair of Alaska schools. On Thursday, Feb. 5, the Wolves suffered a tough defeat at the hands of the University of Alaska Fairbanks, falling 60-47. “The two...

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Baseball annihilated in San Diego tournament 1-7

Feb 19, 2015

By RACHEL SHELLEY Sports Editor Baseball finished out their eight game tournament in San Diego 1-7 before starting another three game series in Seaside, California, Saturday Feb. 13-15. The Wolves met Point Loma Nazarene University of San Diego on Thursday, Feb. 5 for...

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