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Sports

U heads to UW with tourney bid already clinched

by Noah Seligman
Published May 7, 2004

The regular season comes to a close this weekend for Minnesota's softball team as the Gophers play two games at Wisconsin. Minnesota (32-21, 9-9 Big Ten) is fifth in the conference entering play, but could...

Estes’ second chance is golden

by Dan Miller
Published May 6, 2004

Clay Estes watched Andy Roddick win the 2003 U.S. Open last September with friends and teammates on Minnesota's men's tennis team. During the match he muttered, "I beat him." Estes, who was ranked one...

Marten closes out a record-breaking Minnesota career

by Noah Seligman
Published May 6, 2004
When pitcher Piper Marten is pitching, the atmosphere is serious and focused.

Throwing coach Anderson ‘like a second mom’

by Lou Raguse
Published May 5, 2004

Many track and field throwers coming into the Minnesota track and field program have not thrown a hammer before. After all, the hammer throw isn't even an event in Minnesota State High School League meets. So...

Gophers post another midweek romp

by Aaron Blake
Published May 5, 2004
Pitching, hitting and defense all clicked in the 16-2 win over Division III Hamline.

Gagner follows her word

by Kent Erdahl
Published May 5, 2004

After the 2001 spring season, Minnesota rowing coach Wendy Davis delegated then-novice rower Jackie Gagner to write an end of season reflection in the team's newsletter that goes out to alumni and boosters. In...

Erickson eyes throwing at Big Tens and beyond

by Lou Raguse
Published May 4, 2004

Ever since Minnesota thrower Karl Erickson exploded onto the Minnesota's men's track and field scene two years ago as a freshman, people have been telling him of his potential. Erickson broke the Gophers'...

Gophers still looking for consistent fourth starter

by Aaron Blake
Published May 4, 2004

Minnesota baseball coach John Anderson said he chose to start pitcher Matt Loberg on Sunday against Purdue because of the success Loberg has had against the Boilermakers - namely, a 10-0 complete-game...

U’s Jacobson led by example

by Adam Fink
Published May 4, 2004

Facing program elimination two years ago, many Minnesota's women's golfers transferred or gave up the sport. Even the coach at the time, Melissa Arthur-Ringler, quit and took another job. But for Katie...

Buckeyes again get the best of the Gophers

by Dan Miller
Published May 3, 2004

There was no doubt that Ohio State would have a lot to say in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals Saturday. But the Buckeyes made a louder-than-expected statement by beating Minnesota's men's tennis team...

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