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50th Anniversary Of Highlanders Baseball
(May 5, 2008) – Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of UCR
Baseball all season long by visiting our special 50th
Anniversary web site. Join us as the Highlanders commemorate
the anniversary on Saturday, May 24 at the Riverside Sports
Complex with a community picnic at noon followed by the UCR
vs. Cal Poly game at 2 p.m.
Tickets are on sale now for $5 each - buy one, get one free.
Buy before May 16 and you are automatically entered to win
an autographed Troy Percival UCR jersey.
To purchase tickets, call 951-UCR GOLD (827-4653)
View
Video Featuring Highlanders
pitcher Dr. Richard Small '61
View Video Featuring Highlanders
Head Coach Jack Smitheran
Sign
the 50th Anniversary
Guestbook
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Masi Inducted Into Riverside Sport Hall of Fame
(May 6, 2008) – Former UC Riverside men's basketball coach and athletics director
John Masi was officially inducted into the Riverside Sport Hall of Fame on May 5, 2008
in a banquet held at the Riverside Convention Center.
Masi moved with his family to Riverside in 1956 at the age of eight and went on to star
at Riverside Ramona High, Riverside Community College and UC Riverside. He graduated
from UCR in 1971 with a degree in economics. Masi began his coaching career in 1972
overseeing the Highlanders freshmen squad before joining Notre Dame High School as
its head basketball coach and athletics director.
He returned to UCR as an assistant coach in 1975 and was named head coach in 1979.
In his first year at the Highlanders helm, Masi guided the team to a 23-5 record
and Regional Championship. Over the next 17 seasons, UC Riverside received 10 NCAA
Division II Tournament bids finishing as high as second during the 1994-95 season.
From 1992 to 1999, Masi also served as the Highlanders director of athletics. Masi's
career record in 26 years at UCR is 462-269, and he remains the winningest coach in Highlanders history.
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#13 UC Irvine Takes Non-Conference Match-Up From UCR
(May 6, 2008) – UC Riverside dropped a 10-4 non-conference
game to #13 UC Irvine at the Riverside Sports Complex Tuesday
night. Joey Gonzales (right) launched his fourth home run
of the season and Tony Nix picked up a two-run single for
the Highlanders (16-26) who surrendered four runs in the sixth
and three more in the ninth before seeing their four-game
winning streak come to an end.
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Marissa Alvidrez Crushes Record Breaking Home Run
(May 4, 2008) – UC Riverside sophomore Marissa Alvidrez
smacked her school-record 11th home run of the season Sunday
afternoon, but it wasn't enough for the Highlanders to take
the series finale from Cal State Northridge as they fell 2-1.
It was the fifth one-run loss for UCR (18-35, 4-14) in their
last six defeats.
Senior
Day Photo Gallery
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Melissa Genisauski Qualifies For Regionals
With Hammer Throw Of 178' 2"
(May 4, 2008) – UCR senior Melissa Genisauski qualified for Regionals
in the hammer throw over the weekend at the UC Irvine Asics/Steve Scot Invitational
with a throw of 178' 2" - a full nine feet better than her previous best. The
Big West Championships are scheduled for May 16 and 17 in Northridge, CA.
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Give The Gift Of Education
(April 30, 2008) - Your support is essential to the success
and lives of our student-athletes. Make a difference by joining
the Highlander Club today.
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Highlanders
To Host UC Riverside Elite Basketball Camp
(May 2, 2008) - The UC Riverside Elite Basketball Camp, being held on Thursday,
June 19, is bringing together the best that the Southern California high school
basketball community has to offer. The exclusive camp, hosted at the UC Riverside
Student Rec Center, will include both skill development and high-intensity games
that will allow top area student-athletes to showcase their talents to Division I coaches.
"Reaching out to the Southern California basketball community
is important to Highlander basketball." said Head Men's
Basketball Coach Jim Wooldridge. "We're anxious not only
to work with a talented group of young men who represent the
future of basketball in our area, but to highlight the positive
changes surrounding our basketball program and showcase this
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Oki and Espiritu Earn Women's Tennis All-Conference Honors
(April 29, 2008) - UC Riverside’s Women Tennis players
Erynne Oki and H.R. Espiritu (right) received Big West All-Conference
honors Tuesday. Oki was named to the first team and the doubles
team of Oki and Espiritu earned second team honors.
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Men's Tennis Picks Up Four Postseason Awards
(April 29, 2008) - The Big West Conference announced Tuesday
that UC Riverside had fhree All-Conference selections after
producing solid 2008 seasons. Joe Cartledge (right) was placed
on the second team, the #1 doubles team of Cartledge and Ahmad
Shiraz were named to the doubles-first team, and #2 doubles
team of Quoac Doan/John Park received honorable mention.
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Men's Basketball Recruiting Class
Ranked 62nd In The Nation By "The HOOP SCOOP Online"
(April 29, 2008) – The UC Riverside Highlanders men's
basketball team has the 62nd best recruiting class in the
nation according to the recruiting website The HOOP SCOOP
Online. The HOOP SCOOP Online rating system doles out points
based on the individual rankings of players in a specific
recruiting class.
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RCC Hires UCR Assistant Monica Trainer As Head Volleyball Coach
(April 28, 2008) – RCC Athletics Director Barry Meier
announced today that he has hired Monica Trainer as the Tigers'
volleyball coach. Trainer has been an assistant coach at UC
Riverside since 1985.
"Monica
has been an integral part of the UC Riverside Volleyball program
for 24 years," said UCR Head Volleyball Coach Sue Gozansky,
"and a great deal of our success over that time is due to her
experience, her dedication and her ability to communicate with
student athletes.
"We're
very fortunate at UCR to have had Monica remain with us for
as long as she did. As talented as she is, she could have
been coaching anywhere at the Division I level, but her loyalty
to me, our program and our University is unmatched. We're
very sad to see Monica go, but this is a great opportunity
for her and we wish her much success. Even though Monica will
be leading the RCC Tigers, she will always be a Highlander."
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Women's Golf Finishes Sixth At Big West Championship
(April 22, 2008) – The UC Riverside Women's Golf Team finished in sixth place
at the Big West Women's Conference Championship Tuesday afternoon. Junior Jennifer
Bermingham finished in fifth place, six strokes off the leader, and was named first
team all-conference for her efforts on the season. Junior Allison Ek finished tied for 15th.
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Men's Golf Finishes Sixth At Big West Championship
(April 22, 2008) – The UC Riverside Men's Golf Team finished in sixth place
at the Big West Men's Conference Championship, Tuesday, 39 strokes off the pace set
by Conference Champs UC Irvine. Senior Spencer Paschall and freshman Andrew Patipaksiril
finished in a tie for 14th place 15 shots back of the leader. Freshman Nick Paez was
named honorable mention all-conference for his efforts throughout the year.
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Women's Soccer Produces A Solid Spring Season
(April 14, 2008) -
The
University of California, Riverside women’s soccer team
finished the first part of their spring season with wins over
Azusa Pacific and Cal State San Bernardino played at Cal State
Fullerton. The two wins give the Highlanders a mark of 3-2-1
as the break off for finals and spring break.
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UCR
Athletics Opens Photo Site (Sept.
17, 2007) -The UC Riverside Athletics Media Relations Office,
in partnership with Digipixart, is happy to announce the opening
of its new photo website, where Highlander family and friends
can order photos of their favorite UCR Student-Athletes. Men's
and women's soccer are the first teams featured on the site,
with more teams and photos to come over the course of the season. |
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