The Minnesota Daily

Women seek win at home

by Bob Wothe
Published April 15, 2005

It would be an understatement to say Minnesota's women's tennis team is glad to be returning to the Baseline Tennis Center. After all, the Gophers have lost four straight matches without truly being threatening...

Well-hit doesn’t equal big hits for the Gophers’ offense

by Matt Perkins
Published April 15, 2005

Minnesota plays Penn State this weekend hoping to get its offense on track.

Gophers take a pair from Bison

by Chris Lempesis
Published April 15, 2005

Minnesota swept North Dakota State on the strength of two pitchers.

Gophers men split up roster seekingfurther progress

by Matt Anderson
Published April 15, 2005

There are Minnesota track athletes in California and Wisconsin this week.

Gophers hold off Jackrabbits 8-5

by Bob Wothe
Published April 14, 2005

Minnesota jumped out to a 7-1 lead before South Dakota State rallied late.

Trio of freshmen steps in sooner than most for Gophers’ varsity boats

by Emily Wickstrom
Published April 14, 2005

Freshmen like Laura Jatautaite, Tina Cho and Megan Flannery are rare on varsity.

Shortstop becoming Keen at knocking in runs

by Chris Lempesis
Published April 14, 2005

Senior Rachel Keeney has more RBIs this year than her first three years' together.

Wilkins travels his own path on and off the court

by Bob Wothe
Published April 13, 2005

Sion Wilkins might be the first American Indian to play a match in Division I tennis.

Loberg riding high as shut-down artist

by Matt Perkins
Published April 13, 2005

Senior starting pitcher Matt Loberg has pitched 25 straight scoreless innings.

Podominick moves from hoops to hurls

by Matt Anderson
Published April 12, 2005

Liz Podominick qualified for regionals in her first meet as a Gophers thrower.

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