Wolverines back in the win column with split at Northern Colorado
Utah Valley baseball picked up their first win since Feb. 20 as they split a four-game series with Northern Colorado over the weekend. UVU improved their season record to 4-16…
Utah Valley baseball picked up their first win since Feb. 20 as they split a four-game series with Northern Colorado over the weekend. UVU improved their season record to 4-16…
For a few brief moments, it seemed as if Utah Valley’s 13-game losing streak would come to an end against the Brigham Young Cougars in Provo on Tuesday night. After…
After nearly a year of waiting, the Utah Valley baseball team finally took the field again, splitting their four-game series with the Saint Mary’s Gaels Feb. 19-21 at Louis Guisto…
By the time the Utah Valley baseball team takes the field for their season opener on Feb. 19 against Saint Mary’s in Moraga, California, it will have been 345 days…
Spring sports have been shut down on campus, as well as across the nation, because of COVID-19. But, it’s still worthwhile to reflect upon what defined the seasons of some winter and spring sports. In this week’s column, we will be looking at a record-breaking statistic for men’s basketball, the number of blowout wins by the softball team, and an astronomical earned run average allowed by the baseball team.
Ask any athlete and they will tell you that they prefer playing in an atmosphere that is familiar, with fans that will cheer them on. The Utah Valley baseball team…
An early four-run lead wasn’t enough cushion for the Utah Valley baseball team in the Crosstown Clash. Brigham Young University used five unanswered runs the rest of the way on Tuesday, March 3 for a 5-4 comeback victory in Provo.
The Utah Valley baseball team started off their 2020 season on the wrong foot as they lost four straight games against the Abilene Christian Wildcats in Abilene, Texas last weekend. The series started on Friday, Feb. 14 and went through Sunday, Feb. 16, with a double-header on Saturday.
If one were to peer through the gates of UCCU Ballpark today, they would likely see bulldozers tearing up the outfield grass and molding the underlying soil into 8-foot tall mounds — not what one might expect from a field set to host Wolverine home games in a month. A new artificial playing surface will be installed prior to UVU’s home opener on Tuesday, March 10, but the current state of the ballpark seems to mirror a transitioning team with high aspirations.
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