The Nevada women’s basketball game on Sunday came down to the last two minutes, but the Wolf Pack couldn’t complete its comeback in a 67-61 loss San Diego State at Lawlor Events Center. The defeat dropped Nevada to 1-1. Sunday was San Diego State’s season opener. The Wolf Pack held a two-point lead going into halftime, which lasted for the first eight and a half minutes of the second half.

The Nevada women’s basketball team entered Sunday’s game against San Diego State expecting a defensive contest, and they got one in 67-61 loss to the Aztecs.

Nevada freshman goalkeeper Marie Cove received a red card in Sunday’s game against the Fresno State Bulldogs for colliding with a Fresno player. According to head coach Antoinette Marjanovic, whenever a foul is committed by the last player between the goal and the ball, the fouling player automatically receives a red card.

Lawlor Events Center played host to a dogfight on Saturday as the Nevada women’s basketball team took on the Sonoma State Sea Wolves in an exhibition match. The Wolf Pack came out on top of the bout, beating the Sea Wolves 68-40.

The Nevada women’s soccer team finished the regular season on a down note on Sunday as it fell to the Fresno State Bulldogs 3-1. Fresno State midfielder Amanda Rayes scored first just under 30 minutes into the game as she came down the center and kicked a bouncing goal over freshman Pack keeper Marie Cove’s head.

Nevada equestrian team captain Sarah Tjoa rode an unfamiliar horse around a dusty arena on Saturday wearing a uniform consisting of dirty socks, a dirty sports bra, clean underwear and clean, but stained breeches. The appearance also involved three bottles of hair spray and copious amounts of bobby pins.

The Nevada baseball team scrimmaged against the Cosumnes River Community College Hawks on Friday, offering players a break from intersquad scrimmages and coaches a chance to evaluate players in a competitive setting.

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With a record of 5-8-1, the Nevada soccer team’s play hasn’t been as strong as expected.

Despite shooting a 19-over 883, the Nevada men’s golf team managed 10th-place finish at the Wolf Pack Classic last week.

In the most recent installment of the Nevada Speaker Series, University of Nevada, Reno history professor Barbra Walker spoke to about 40 students in the Jot Travis Student Union’s Pine Lounge Tuesday about the relations between Soviet dissidents and the Western media.

Miller spent recruitment time proving collegiate coaches wrong. With her short and slight frame, some coaches thought that Samantha Miller would never play college soccer.

Dressed in jackets and huddled around propane-powered heaters at the Grand Sierra’s Nikki Beach, about 120 University of Nevada, Reno students waited for the Pi Beta Phi’s rubber duck race to begin.

Heading into this weekend, the Wolf Pack soccer team’s reign as Western Athletic Conference champions was off to an auspicious start with three straight losses.