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The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes

Women’s basketball shoots for more than hoops in 2015.

With new head coach Nakamura and a heavy dose of youth to the lineup, Biola looks to rebuild into a strong contender.
Kyle Kohner, Copy Editor & Office Manager • October 28, 2015
With new head coach Nakamura and a heavy dose of youth to the lineup, Biola looks to rebuild into a strong contender.

Eagles ready for GSAC championship

Abby Blake/THE CHIMES
After a year of six invitationals, the end of the men’s and women’s cross country seasons are on the horizon.
Keaton Moore, Writer • October 28, 2015
After a year of six invitationals, the end of the men’s and women’s cross country seasons are on the horizon.

Volleyball completes perfect week

John Uy/THE CHIMES
After over a week of playing out-of-conference teams, Biola beat three GSAC schools in straight sets.
Jack Finck, Writer • October 28, 2015
After over a week of playing out-of-conference teams, Biola beat three GSAC schools in straight sets.

Golf rests in the rough

Cherri Yoon/THE CHIMES [file photo]
Men’s and women’s golf finish ninth and sixth at CSU San Marcos Invitational.
Dale Fredriks, Writer • October 28, 2015
Men’s and women’s golf finish ninth and sixth at CSU San Marcos Invitational.

Eagles forced to scrape for GSAC

Junior Taylor Venegas pushes her way towards the ball in the heat of Biola's home game last week. | Matthew Matiz/THE CHIMES
Women’s soccer finds themselves in a tight race for GSAC with Vanguard and Westmont with one game left in the season.
Jack Finck, Writer • October 28, 2015
Women’s soccer finds themselves in a tight race for GSAC with Vanguard and Westmont with one game left in the season.

Returners spearhead team

Molli Kaptein/THE CHIMES [file photo]
Men’s basketball heads into the new season with high hopes.
Dale Fredriks, Writer • October 28, 2015
Men’s basketball heads into the new season with high hopes.

Eagles stay perfect at home

Women’s volleyball team improved their home record to 11-0 after a win over William Jessup University.
Jack Finck, Writer • October 27, 2015
Women’s volleyball team improved their home record to 11-0 after a win over William Jessup University.

Eagles close to clinching title

Freshman defender Kousei Mattox rushes towards the ball for his team. | Madison Miller/THE CHIMES
Despite first conference loss, men’s soccer holds chance to claim the championship title.
Keaton Moore, Writer • October 27, 2015
Despite first conference loss, men’s soccer holds chance to claim the championship title.

Swim faces tough competition

Becky Mitchell/THE CHIMES
The Biola men’s and women’s swim team record strong finishes despite difficulty in rising above other teams.
Jehn Kubiak, Writer • October 27, 2015
The Biola men’s and women’s swim team record strong finishes despite difficulty in rising above other teams.

Women’s cross country clinches second place

The Eagles arrived seconds behind Loyola Marymount, show strong performance in Titan Invitational in Fullerton.
Keaton Moore, Writer • October 24, 2015
The Eagles arrived seconds behind Loyola Marymount, show strong performance in Titan Invitational in Fullerton.

Men’s soccer loses first match of GSAC matchups

The Eagles lost to their rival, the Master's College, but still hold a strong grip on first place.
Keaton Moore, Writer • October 24, 2015
The Eagles lost to their rival, the Master's College, but still hold a strong grip on first place.

There and back again

Senior Britta Blaser leaps high for ball in the game on Sept. 22. | Olivia Plew/THE CHIMES
Volleyball goes 2-1 in tournament play this past week in Iowa, returned to California to earn another win.
Dale Fredriks, Writer • October 21, 2015
Volleyball goes 2-1 in tournament play this past week in Iowa, returned to California to earn another win.
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