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SPORTS BRIEFS: WEEK SIX

The Santa ClaraOctober 25, 2018 Women’s soccer begins their final road trip of the year this Thursday. SANTA CLARA, CALIF. — Despite falling behind 2-1 in last Friday’s contest against[…]

Quinn XCII Takes the Stage at Santa Clara

Soulful singer serenades Bronco students on Friday John Brussa Sports Editor October 18, 2018 Just after 9 p.m. last Friday night, Quinn XCII—sporting a Santa Clara t-shirt—hopped on stage at[…]

Hall of Fame Coach Joins Santa Clara Athletics

Former Stanford baseball coach explains why he’s become a Bronco John Brussa Sports Editor October 18, 2018 In 2017, Mark Marquess concluded his final season as Stanford’s head baseball coach—a[…]

SPORTS BRIEFS: WEEK THREE

October 4, 2018 ATLANTA, GA— Santa Clara men’s soccer topped Georgia State in a 2-1 victory on the Panthers’ home turf this past Saturday. Broncos sophomore forward Alan Camacho Soto,[…]

Earl Thomas Gives His Birds, the Bird

Why the Seahawk showed his true feelings as he was carted away John Brussa Sports Editor October 4, 2018 If you have paid an ounce of attention to the NFL[…]

Professor Jeff Steele Takes Us For a Ride

John Brussa Sports Editor October 4, 2018 Professor Steele teaches in Santa Clara’s College of Arts and Sciences, specializing in medieval philosophy. When he’s not teaching, his passion for snowboarding[…]

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