The Utah women's volleyball team is standing face to face with one of the toughest weeks of its season.

After a strong debut at the BYU Invitational, the Utah women's tennis team will be back in action this week as it faces teams from across the nation in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association All-American Championship.

Having played more conference games than rival BYU, the Utes (5-0, 2-0) are currently sitting pretty at first in the Mountain West Conference.

Whether you call him Sweet, King or plain old Louie Sakoda, Utah's All-American kicker solidified his legendary status Saturday by breaking two more school records.

Success was written all over the Utah Men's tennis team as they played to defend their home court this weekend in the preliminary Utah Intercollegiate Tournament.

The Utah golf team didn't play up to its usual standards last week, but made a better showing than in previous tournaments this season. They cracked the top ten for the first time this season and are showing signs of life.

The Utah cross country team came into the Stanford Invitational with a healthy roster and came away with a tie for sixth place out of 33 teams competing with 227 points in the six-kilometer race.

Utah is beginning a short week, playing Oregon State, the giant killers, on national television Thursday. The time has come to let go. There is no excuse for a student section that isn't standing shoulder to shoulder.

The Utes' four-game unbeaten streak came to an end Friday night when head coach Rich Manning and his squad were blanked by Washington 3-0.

Whether you call him Sweet, King or plain old Louie Sakoda, Utah's All-American kicker solidified his legend Saturday by breaking two more school records.