The pandemic period has put Division I sports on the line, but Gonzaga students rely on the Zags to keep the culture vibrant.
Men's Basketball
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Few pleaded guilty in court last week, as he faces a $1,000 fine and must complete 24 hours of community service.
Zags sit atop initial rankings for 18th consecutive poll, followed by UCLA, Kansas and Villanova.
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With the announcement of GU's head basketball coach's suspension, it seems like the university took the easy road of punishment.
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Women's Soccer
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After tearing her ACL and MCL as a freshman, forward Maddie Kemp has gone from the sidelines to the spotlight this season.
In their first WCC game of the season, the Zags lost to the Cougars, 6-1, breaking the longest win streak in program history.
This marks the longest winning streak in program history, with eight consecutive wins.
Women's Basketball
The Zags put on a show in The Kennel on Saturday, including a three-point shootout and skills competition.
After a year off due to the coronavirus pandemic, the yearly, women's basketball event will kick off the season on Oct. 16th.
The Bulldogs will square off against six teams from last year's NCAA Tournament, including the defending champions, Stanford.
Men's Soccer
The team faced off against the No.2 ranked team on Luger Field, 3-0.
In his first full season at the helm, Aaron Lewis' mentality has the Bulldogs fighting for position in the WCC.
A pair of second half goals from the Lions proved to be too much for the Bulldogs to comeback from.
Volleyball
GU falls to 6-13 (2-6 WCC) on the season after its loss to the Santa Clara Broncos in three sets.
During their seventh conference game, the team took home the gold with three consecutive sets won.
Volleyball, tennis, soccer and golf programs make the most from their extended fall roadtrips. Here's a recap of the action from last week.
Stories
Courtney Vandersloot posted a historic WNBA season this year, and it only adds to the prominence of her legendary career.
Collegiate athletes should be able to make money off of what they do if they can, writes contributor Cole Forsman.
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Despite being on a tear in 2018-19, GU redshirt junior Brandon Clarke was not mentioned on may of the nations award watchlist.
Self-lacing shoes are no longer a thing of the future. Nike's HyperAdapt shoes, which can lace themselves, may help basketball players across the board.
After attending Gonzaga basketball games over winter break, staff writer Karlie Murphy has determined that the McCarthey Athletic Center is lacking when students aren't on campus.
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In line with the school's Jesuit values, Gonzaga Athletics provides student-athletes with ample care and respect. Professional sports leagues and teams could learn from the GU way.
No longer the victim of national disrespect, Gonzaga gets the chance to prove its status as a college basketball powerhouse this season.
Contributor Anderley Penwell writes that the NCAA was wrong in vetoing UNC and South Carolina's waiver for a charity game.
Since debuting in 2016, The Athletic has added numerous high-profile writers from other outlets. Is the company a threat to the journalistic landscape?
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Following her saga at the US Open, Serena Williams has raised awareness of the double standard between male and female tennis players.
Prior to the season, Josh Perkins made clear he wouldn’t label himself as a leader. He would accept the moniker if bestowed upon him, but he wasn’t going to categorize himself as such.
Gonzaga’s rival is undisputed.
As the semester comes to a close, so does my reign as coach, general manager, team commissioner and head cheerleader for my fantasy football team.
Last week, I gave some of my closest friends and family the great honor of choosing my starting lineup for the prestigious fantasy football team I have been cultivating throughout the fall semester. I sought out the advice from neither the athletic elite nor seasoned fantasy football veteran…
This is the seventh installment of a seasonlong series.
This is the fifth installment of a seasonlong series
Nigel Williams-Goss was named to the Bob Cousy watch list, an award given to the top point guard in Division I men’s basketball. He is one of 20 players on the list.
This is the fourth installment of a season-long series.
The Gonzaga women’s basketball team has hired Nneka Enemkpali as the team’s new video coordinator. She joins the Zag family after an unlikely journey to basketball, a stellar college career and a short stint in the Women’s National Basketball Association.
This is the second installment of a season-long series.