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Burn off Thanksgiving thighs

HEALTH AND FITNESS: Thanksgiving break: A time to relax, be with family or friends, take a break from classes and stuff your face with unbelievable amounts of food.

Kristi Peterson, Writer • December 2, 2009

HEALTH AND FITNESS: Thanksgiving break: A time to relax, be with family or friends, take a break from classes and stuff your face with unbelievable amounts of food.

Biola keeps Fresno Pacific on defense

The women's basketball team starts regular season with a win against the Fresno Pacific University Sunbirds.

Mark Aguirre, Writer • December 2, 2009

The women's basketball team starts regular season with a win against the Fresno Pacific University Sunbirds.

Volleyball caught flat-footed

The Eagles volleyball team ran into an unfamiliar foe in their opening match at the 2009 NAIA Volleyball National Championship: itself.

Jesse Kleinjan, Writer • December 2, 2009

The Eagles volleyball team ran into an unfamiliar foe in their opening match at the 2009 NAIA Volleyball National Championship: itself.

The great Gretzky will never be matched

There’s always one guy that redefines his sport; someone who will never be duplicated.

Trevor Stewart, Writer • December 2, 2009

There’s always one guy that redefines his sport; someone who will never be duplicated.

Eagles stay alive in NAIA Championship

Men's soccer pulled off another penalty kick victory against Nebraska's Hastings University, the teams second such win in the NAIA National Championship.

Chris Munekawa, Writer • December 2, 2009

Men's soccer pulled off another penalty kick victory against Nebraska's Hastings University, the teams second such win in the NAIA National Championship.

Eagles prove their point

The volleyball team ends the regular season with their second dramatic win over rival Point Loma.

Jesse Kleinjan, Writer • November 18, 2009

The volleyball team ends the regular season with their second dramatic win over rival Point Loma.

Olympic walker models dedication

FAVORITE PRO ATHLETE: Joanne Dow, an Olympic race walker, is my inspiration. Her dedication, love for God and her sheer perseverance has motivated and encouraged me in my own athletic pursuits.

November 18, 2009

FAVORITE PRO ATHLETE: Joanne Dow, an Olympic race walker, is my inspiration. Her dedication, love for God and her sheer perseverance has motivated and encouraged me in my own athletic pursuits.

Biolan finishes first at pentathalon

Biola swimming traveled to the University of Redlands last weekend for the Bulldog Pentathlon and posted noteworthy times from both the men’s and women’s teams.

Mark Aguirre, Writer • November 18, 2009

Biola swimming traveled to the University of Redlands last weekend for the Bulldog Pentathlon and posted noteworthy times from both the men’s and women’s teams.

Two games, two victories

Men's basketball remains undefeated after two close victories at Azusa's Cougar Classic.

Nathan Palatsky, Writer • November 18, 2009

Men's basketball remains undefeated after two close victories at Azusa's Cougar Classic.

Eagles can’t master Master’s in GSAC final

After a remarkable season, Men's soccer loses to The Master's college in the GSAC final. But the team still wins a spot in the NAIA Tournament.

Chris Munekawa, Writer • November 15, 2009

After a remarkable season, Men's soccer loses to The Master's college in the GSAC final. But the team still wins a spot in the NAIA Tournament.

It’s character that matters

It's the traits I admire in athletes more than the athletes themselves. It’s not about points, touchdowns or kills. It’s about the behind the scenes work.

November 13, 2009

It's the traits I admire in athletes more than the athletes themselves. It’s not about points, touchdowns or kills. It’s about the behind the scenes work.