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Track Team Signs Eight Athletes
University of Nevada track and field team has received letters of intent from Kris Ciechonowski of Lake Oswego, Ore., Melis Gardner of Roseburg, Ore., Christine Harms of Placerville, Calif., Leelyn Jones of Pendleton, Ore., Sabrina Jones of Phoenix, Ariz., Trinity Krosting of Pilot Rock, Ore., Jerita Wilson-Crudder of Peoria, Ariz. and Samantha Young of Klamath Falls, Ore. The Wolf Pack had already received commitments from Jenna Huber of Grande Prairie, Canada, BreeAnn Piva of Challis, Idaho, Krystal Poleon of Phoenix, Ariz. and Celina Roberge of Coos Bay, Ore. during the early signing period. |
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| University of Nevada-Reno |
Nickname
Wolf Pack |
Colors
Blue & Silver |
President
Joseph Crowley |
Athletic Director
Chris Ault |
Enrollment
12,500 |
Football Stadium
Mackay Stadium (31,545) |
Basketball Arena
Lawlor Events Center (11,200) |
Ticket Office
(775) 348-PACK |
Switchboard
(775) 784-6900 |
Address
Lexacy Hall Mail Stop 232
Reno, NV
89557 |
Official Website
www.nevadawolfpack.com |
Online Store
Wolf Pack FANStore |
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Rasner Signs With Montreal Expos
Receives ,000 Signing Bonus
Women's Basketball Hires Two New Coaches
Soderberg and Matney are hired as assistant basketball coaches
Nevada Picked To Finish Fifth In WAC Volleyball Preseason Coaches Poll
Defending WAC Champion Hawai`i Favored To Win Seventh Conference Title
Powers Announces Signing Of Seven Baseball Recruits For Next Season
10 New Faces In 2003
University of Nevada Completes Softball Coaching Staff
Matt Meuchel, Tina Ruff Hired As Assistants
Jezernik Named to All-America Academic Team
Earns second team Verizon All-America Academic honors
Burton Returns To Reno To Play For Nevada Volleyball Team
Galena High Standout To Play For Wolf Pack
Gillies Signs Free Agent Contract With Philadelphia
Fourth All-Time Career Batting Average, .376
Rasner Selected By Montreal Expos In Second Round Of 2002 First-Year Major League Baseball Draft
28-15 In Three Seasons At Nevada
Tolotti Selected By St. Louis Cardinals On Day Two Of 2002 First-Year Major League Baseball Draft
Three Wolf Pack Players Drafted In 2002
Nevada's Holcomb Selected By Anaheim Angles In Eighth Round Of 2002 First-Year Major League Baseball Draft
Second Pack Player Drafted On Day One
Nevada's Rasner Selected By Montreal Expos In Second Round Of 2002 First-Year Major League Baseball Draft
28-15 In Three Seasons At Nevada
Kolp Named Academic All-America By College Golf Coaches Association
Kolp and Haack earn All-Southwest Region Honors
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138/256 |
53.9% |
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247.9 |
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39.2 |
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| Sept 1 | at BYU | L, 52-7 |
| Sept 8 | at Colorado St | L, 35-18 |
| Sept 22 | vs Hawaii | W, 28-20 |
| Oct 6 | vs UNLV | L, 27-12 |
| Oct 13 | vs La Tech | L, 45-42 |
| Oct 20 | at Rice | L, 33-30 |
| Oct 27 | at Boise St | L, 49-7 |
| Nov 3 | vs SMU | W, 35-14 |
| Nov 10 | at San Jose St | L, 64-45 |
| Nov 17 | vs Fresno St | L, 61-14 |
| Nov 24 | at Utep | W, 48-31 |
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