» Kristen Tolleson

The Fresno State Bulldogs hosted the Utah Utes this past Saturday, trying for their first win of the season.

SITTING INDIAN-STYLE in front of my TV, I waited for my favorite tennis player, Martina Hingis, to start her match.

Hot dogs and baseball are synonymous, but Fresno State sporting events have a wide variety of options for cheering fans.

Food and drinks for both Bulldog Stadium and the Save Mart Center are provided by Ovations Food Services, and Fresno State has a contract with Ovations through 2008.

Even though practice has begun, the season for the track and field team doesn’t officially start competing until the spring semester.

The only event that took place this semester was the Turkey Trials, which was held Nov. 15 at the Save Mart Center.

From Switzerland to Fresno State, alumna Lucia Tallo is remembered for being competitive on and off the tennis court.

With over ten athletic and academic awards under her belt, Tallo has continued to succeed in her life after graduating in 2005.

A new season means a new team, and this year’s women’s basketball team is gearing up for its season with a mix of new and old.

There are nine newcomers to the team and seven returning players.

Anyone who likes to watch or play soccer now has a place to go.

A soccer club, called Fresno International Soccer Association (FISA), has been established on campus.

When the Fresno State water polo club team started in 1999, there was only enough money for one full team.

Eight years later they have money for two — men’s and women’s.

Former Fresno State golf standout and now PGA standout, Nick Watney, has accomplished a lot throughout his career.

He has traveled the world but this past weekend, he returned to his roots here in Fresno for the Save Mart Shootout.