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Barber, Nash continue growing process

by Matt Perkins
Published July 20, 2005

Aaron Barber and Simon Nash were hurt by poor third rounds this weekend.

Former U gymnast heads to Hollywood

by David McCoy
Published July 12, 2005

Alicia (Opsahl) Saari has graduated to the big screen in a new gymnastics movie.

Gophers go to Washington

Published July 12, 2005

Schauman off to one of golf’s most prestigious tournaments

by Matt Perkins
Published July 12, 2005

A rock climber has Mount Everest. A cyclist has the Tour de France. And former Gophers golfer Wilhelm Schauman has the British Open. Schauman will tee off Thursday in the 2005 British Open at St. Andrews...

Gophers hire new diving coach

by Matt Perkins
Published July 12, 2005

Minnesota's men's and women's swimming and diving teams might be a man up on their competition now - literally. Jason Baumann, a former assistant coach at Indiana, was hired last week as the Gophers' diving...

Survey clarification raises debate

by David McCoy
Published July 12, 2005

The Office of Civil Rights' recent Title IX clarification rehashed some issues in the ongoing Title IX dialogue.

Roberts to be honored with own banner

by Matt Perkins
Published July 6, 2005

Linda Roberts is the team's all-time leading rebounder, but that's far from her only credential.

Perkins takes a step toward the majors

by Matt Perkins
Published June 29, 2005

Former Gophers pitcher Glen Perkins was called up from Single-A to Double-A by the Twins last week.

Carlson chases after goal of a professional running career

by David McCoy
Published June 29, 2005

Andrew Carlson and Melissa Steele ran in the U.S. Track and Field Championships.

Aquatic Center is one of several venues used for injured veterans’ games

by David McCoy
Published June 22, 2005

Some might think it would be difficult to go off to war and fight for their country. An even more difficult thought is that of losing a limb or even coming home paralyzed, to spend the rest of one's life...

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