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.

Female Olympians and leaders in the sports world spoke on campus April 18 about how participation in sports can help women combat the challenges they face in the workplace.

Osintsev is riding a three-game singles match and a five-game doubles match winning streak.

Dan Coonan stepped down from his post as director of Athletics and Recreation this past Friday, a position he has held for the past 11 years. Coonan will become the executive director of development for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.

Every team in the West is a contender, but in the East, maybe two are. This year’s playoffs are one of the best in a long while, but it could be so much better. The best teams aren’t being represented in the playoffs.

The Broncos faced a tough test last weekend against the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs, the No. 6 team in the nation.

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.

In the Western Conference, which some have called the most competitive conference in history, the Warriors have stood out from the rest.

Now past midway point in the season, the Santa Clara women’s water polo team has been struggling as of late, losing four of their last five games heading into the weekend.

Krummen hit a sac fly in extra innings to secure the series against Saint Mary’s College.

Tiffany Iskandar, who has performed Theatre on Ice for six years, has qualified to compete at the Nations Cup Ballet on Ice 2015 competition in France on April 25 and 26.

The first game of conference play began on a clear Thursday afternoon at the SCU Softball Field, with both teams’ aces on the mound.

At Santa Clara, taking a title home is no easy task. With the season fast approaching, those illustrious intramural championship t-shirts are on the minds of intramural athletes throughout campus.

Over the course of a long season of more than 50 games, almost every team faces its ups and downs. After winning six of their last seven, Santa Clara could not escape this harsh reality, dropping all three games against the University of San Francisco last weekend.

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

Padilla won one game in the series against Loyola Marymount University on a walk-off single.