The Santa Clara softball team failed to score a single run in three games against Brigham Young University in a three-game series that began on Friday.

The women’s track team saw several top-10 finishers this weekend at the Brutus Hamilton Invitational on Friday.

Softball traveled south to take on the University of San Diego in a three-game series. The Broncos lost the first two games but held on to win the third, 5-4.

The women’s tennis program honored graduate student Elaine Chesoni as their only senior during Saturday’s Senior Day and hoped to walk away from the matches with a win for her.

Broncos broke records over the weekend, with 28 athletes competing in nine different events.

The Broncos team took a road trip to San Diego on Saturday but was unable to come away with wins over two San Diego-based teams.

Men’s tennis traveled to Oregon last weekend to compete against the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the University of Oregon, but were ultimately unable to secure either victory on the road.

Women’s basketball kicked off President’s Day Weekend with a home contest against the University of San Francisco Dons that ended in a nail-biting victory.

Santa Clara came out with a loss in a furious battle last Saturday against the University of California, Davis.

The men’s tennis team concluded their weekend by making history; the team is ranked No. 11 in the nation for next year’s recruiting class, the highest standing the program has received since its founding.

Santa Clara dominated the boards and edged the University of San Francisco Dons in second chance points during their game on Saturday, but were unable to come out with a win.

Men and women’s tennis are gearing up for a competitive spring season and are confident in their abilities on the court. Both teams boast rosters in which half or more players hail from foreign countries.

Despite outscoring the University of San Diego in the first half and leading for the majority of the game, the Broncos could not hold off a 10-0 run with 4:45 left in the game.

News of his injury broke Oct. 24, but NBA athletes still haven’t finished weighing in on what looks to be the end of Nash’s career.

Saturday was a day of personal bests and major improvements for the Santa Clara men and women’s cross-country teams.

The San Jose Sharks look to be a forceful contender again this season. After placing second in the Pacific Division last year, they qualified for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, a feat they have accomplished 10 years in a row.

Santa Clara competed with two West Coast Conference foes at Loyola Marymount University and the University of San Diego this weekend, tying the Lions and falling to the Toreros.