Jonas Piibor, Gonzaga men's tennis' new head coach, delivers a winning pedigree to GU where he has already instilled a mindset of fortitude in his team.
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Jenna Larson is the newest SID or sports information director for baseball, tennis and volleyball. In this role, she will serve as a communication liason between the media and athletes.
In the spring of 2014, Gonzaga University Director of Athletics Mike Roth had a coaching decision to make.
In a perfect narrative, the first game in Gonzaga and Washington’s renewed rivalry would have gone down to the wire and GU’s Nigel Williams-Goss, who transferred from Washington, would have been the hero.
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — After a one-day hiatus, the Bulldogs are gearing up to play their third game in four days Sunday, facing Iowa State in the championship game of the AdvoCare Invitational.
Gonzaga found themselves in a Gator-infested swamp, in the not so friendly confines of the HP Field House.
In the semifinals of the AdvoCare Invitational, the Bulldogs will face off against the University of Florida after the Gators beat Seton Hall 81-76 Thursday night.
The Quinnipiac Bobcats, a team predicted to finish second to last in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, gave Gonzaga all it could handle for the first 15 minutes of Thursday’s game in Orlando. A close game turned into an easy 82-62 win for the Bulldogs once they settled in.
Forty minutes prior to the match Saturday, the Gonzaga volleyball team took the floor for pregame warmups. Six of those players had banners hanging in the Martin Centre as well as friends and family galore in the stands. Those six players — seniors — looked loose and relaxed just as if it we…
The Gonzaga Bulldogs’ game plan against the smaller Bryant Bulldogs was clear from the outset.
For just the second time in 10 all-time meetings with Pacific, the Gonzaga volleyball team defeated the Tigers.
After a combined 1,687 sets played, 2,665 kills and 2,368 digs, the six seniors on the Gonzaga volleyball team head into their final two home matches of their careers.
Whether it was nerves or rust, who knows, the start of Gonzaga's highly anticipated Monday night game against San Diego State at the McCarthey Athletic Center was nothing pretty.
1. Tillie, Collins add frontcourt depth
Make no mistake: Gonzaga women’s tennis is a powerful, united team ready to show just how far it can go. After a six-win day to cap off the Gonzaga Invitational and their fall season, the Zags cannot wait to see what their hard work and team chemistry will help them accomplish in the spring.
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Senior night Saturday was a scene of mixed emotions.
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It’s been a long time waiting for Gonzaga women’s basketball to take the court in the McCarthey Athletic Center. But after a turbulent 2015-2016 season, a hardworking offseason, and a long preseason, the Zags finally made their return.
Forget what you think you know about being competitive.
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Gonzaga will not renew the contract of women’s soccer head coach Amy Edwards, the school announced Wednesday. Shannon Strahl, GU’s senior associate director of athletics, will lead the search for her successor.
Exhibition games are like previews before the movie. All the key pieces are in action, but are often misleading.
Gonzaga blew the door open in its exhibition game against West Georgia on Saturday, chipping well past the century mark in a 122-76 showing.
For the first time at home this season, a volleyball match went longer than three sets, as Gonzaga took down West Coast Conference foe Pepperdine.
With all eyes on the return of Elle Tinkle and the debut of transfers Makenlee Williams and Chandler Smith, Jill Barta reminded fans why she was named All-West Coast Conference as a freshman last season.
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After last season, which was filled with injuries, struggles and heartbreak, the Zags — slated to finish first in the WCC — have a fresh and strong team and are ready to hit the reset button.
Karley Baggerly, who steps on the field for the last time Saturday, knew she wanted to be a soccer player the first time she took the pitch.
As the saying goes, it’s not about how you start, it’s about how you finish. The Gonzaga women’s golf team put that into action last Tuesday in their final round of the fall season, shooting a school record. As a team, they finished three under par at 285 in the final round of the Las Vegas …
Emilio Moreno was the Zags’ biggest winner at the Bulldog Classic on Sunday at the Stevens Center.
The fickle soccer gods can’t seem to decide if they are friends or foes to the Bulldogs.
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Nick Ulowetz has always been a defender.
First-year head coach Diane Nelson took the reins of the Gonzaga volleyball team in May, and one of the offseason programs she encouraged her players to partake in was sand volleyball.
As Gonzaga men’s tennis moves past the halfway point in the fall season, players are determined to step up their level of execution to keep seeing improvement.
Fifty fans stormed center field to embrace the women’s soccer team after a hard-fought and aggressive win over Pacific on Sunday, where the mindset was “don’t get mad, get even.”
Gonzaga defeated the Portland Pilots in the Martin Centre on Saturday, with a final score of 3-0.
Gonzaga’s five game losing streak may have felt like an eternity for the players. But it took less than ten minutes for the Zags (5-7-2, 1-4-0) to break through for a 2-1 win over Saint Mary’s (2-12-2, 0-5-0) on Friday night at Luger Field.
Sports fans often hear about an athlete who embodies what it means to be a perfect teammate. That player is the one cheering the others on and encouraging teammates. Fans also hear about the most valuable player, the one who carries the team by filling up the scoreboard and being dominant on…
In their first collegiate tournaments freshmen Kate Ketels, Haruna Tsuruta and Katie Day proved they are ready for the big stage of college tennis. Ketels and Tsuruta walked away from the SMU Invite in Dallas Oct. 9 as bracket winners while Day made it to the championship of her consolation …
For one day, members of the men’s and women’s crew teams left the familiar confines of the Harry A. Green Rowing Facility and instead rowed outside of the Hemmingson Center on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for the Row-A-Thon, the programs’ annual fundraising event.
Gonzaga women’s basketball held its annual Fan Fest on Saturday to give fans a first look at this season’s squad.
The stands weren’t filled to the max, but there was an electric energy throughout Fan Fest in the McCarthey Athletic Center on Saturday afternoon. Fans stood in their seats, and cheered along to the player introductions of the 2016-17 women’s basketball team.
The chants of, “Go Cougars” echoed throughout the Martin Centre after No. 11 BYU dispatched Gonzaga Saturday afternoon.
Two sisters — or two best friends as they see it — took different routes when collegiate volleyball came calling.
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It’s time for Connor Murray to work on his baseball swing, and what better practice partner than his younger brother, Collin Murray. Rather than opt for a tee to set the baseball, Connor has a better idea. To the juvenile mind, it’s a simple and easy plan. Collin will hold the ball from his …
There are 357 miles between University of Portland and Gonzaga. That shakes out to about five hours and 15 minutes in the car, or in the Villa Drum Squad’s case, seven cars.
Going into Saturday night, women’s soccer (4-6-2, 0-3-0 WCC) was seeking its first win against Portland (7-3-3, 1-1 WCC) in team history and its first WCC win of the season.
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The Danish freshman center figured to aid the Zags' stout front court before going down with a season-ending knee injury.
GU men’s golfers played their second tournament of the season last week in Erie, Colorado. As a team, they tied for 12th overall at 6 over par. This came off a first tournament where they shot 30 over par as a group. Head coach Robert Gray is happy with the improvement his team made, but kno…