Following its 87-85 loss to Cal Lutheran last week, the University of La Verne men's basketball team found that beating the Occidental Tigers 80-57 last Saturday in the Supertents was sweeter than the Hogi Yogi yogurt prizes being handed out at the game.
On their rigorous path to an undefeated conference start, the University of La Verne men's basketball team had to face its Goliath -- Pomona-Pitzer -- last Saturday. Both teams were 5-0 in conference prior to the competition, but Pomona-Pitzer had been favored in the preseason to win the conference title.
Ever since it 91-89 heartbreaking loss to Southern California College, the University of La Verne men's basketball team has shown a great deal of resilience and heart.
As the University of La Verne men's basketball team prepares for the upcoming season, third year head coach Terry Boesel seeks to improve on last year's uneventful performances. Boesel will have the pleasure of coaching seven returning players, and a team whose strongest aspect is "depth."
Everyone on campus who has walked up the Student Center stairs knows the University of La Verne is in need of a new gym floor. There is only one problem in replacing the unsafe, deteriorating floor, the cost.