The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

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The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

Sports

Louks to transfer to Nevada

Former starting quarterback contender Corbin Louks announced Tuesday that he intends to end his time in Salt Lake City and continue his football career at the University of Nevada.

Swimmers look to move up in conference

With dreams to win the Mountain West Conference Championships in his second season as head swimming and diving coach unfulfilled, Greg Winslow is making changes this year.

Tennis teams healthy, ready to compete

After falling short in 2009, the men's and women's tennis teams are looking to secure a part of the MWC Championship this year.

Golfers hoping to improve upon rocky season

Coming off a season coach Randall McCracken described as "disappointing," the U men's golf team will look to rebound in 2009-2010 from when the team finished last at the conference championship.

Women plan to improve on last season’s strong finish

During the summer, most of the team has been practicing and preparing for the coming season. Although workouts are labeled as voluntary, the team went through six weeks of summer camps with the strength and conditioning coaches.

Women face challenging season schedule

After finishing the 2008-2009 season by winning the Mountain West Conference regular season and tournament championships, the Utah women's basketball team has high hopes for the coming year.

Home meet raises expectations for season

Coach Eli Brown said the team gets hungry for home meets and couldn't be more excited to host its first meet of the season in January, marking two years since it last hosted.

Players find winning attitude

Just a few months after winning the Mountain West Conference Tournament and squaring off against college baseball's elite teams in an NCAA Regional, the Utes are already preparing for an encore.

Teammates will have to step up to fill departed seniors’ shoes

The 2009-2010 version of the track and field team might look a little different than what fans are used to. The team will undergo a makeover of sorts as it loses 12 seniors from last year's squad.

Men working hard to stay on top

"I am obsessed with continuing to build this program, and it's important to keep our momentum going," Boylen said.