The Daily Utah Chronicle

Replay system slows the game down, not exciting

By By Paige Fieldsted | September 10, 2008

Any call the officials have to review slows the game down, teams loose momentum, fans get restless, people change the channel.

NCAA, Pac-10 powers among non-conference foes for women’s basketball

By By Paige Fieldsted | July 9, 2008

The U women's basketball team recently released its non-conference schedule for the upcoming season. The team will face tough competition from the get-go, as its first six games will be against teams that played in the NCAA tournament last season. The Utes will kick off the season with home games against Jackson State, which won its conference championship last season, and Louisville, which danced all the way to the Sweet 16 a year ago.

Enderson goes for perfect record

By By Paige Fieldsted | July 2, 2008

Lauren Endersen is working hard to keep her streak alive-a streak of nine years with a perfect GPA. Endersen, a senior in biology, is hoping to finish out her undergraduate degree with a 4.0 GPA, which she has maintained since junior high school. Not only has she managed to get straight A's, but she has also worked hard to build an impressive track and field record.

Volleyball looks forward to new season

By By Paige Fieldsted and By Paige Fieldsted | June 11, 2008

Now that spring practices are behind, the U women's volleyball team is focusing on strength training and conditioning as it looks forward to the upcoming season. With several changes in the works, there is a lot for the team to look forward to. Nationally recognized blocker Emillie Toone will be making her return to the starting lineup after redshirting last season becauseof a knee injury.

U student honored for community service

By By Paige Fieldsted and By Paige Fieldsted | April 3, 2008

Joshua Irvine is busy. After all, he is a full time student, a volunteer tutor, a soccer coach and a mentor for a college success program at East High School. But he's not complaining about his lack of free time. Irvine, a senior exercise and sports science major, has been passionate about community service for as long as he can remember.

Skiing: Biathlete wins two national titles

By By Paige Fieldsted and By Paige Fieldsted | March 27, 2008

Although the ski team's season ended a couple of weeks ago, cross-country skier Annelies Cook has been hard at work. Last weekend at the North American/U.S. National Championships in Coleraine, Minn., her hard work paid off as Cook won two national biathlon titles.

De-stress tips for students

By By Paige Fieldsted and By Paige Fieldsted | March 13, 2008

Stress. It's something all students have to deal with, especially with midterm exams going on. "Stress is the No. 1 reason students are either doing poorly or failing a class," said Elizabeth Craig, adviser to the Student Health Advisory Committee. To help students deal with stress, the committee is hosting a De-stress Fest today from 10 a.

Soccer: Manning reloads on talent

By By Paige Fieldsted and By Paige Fieldsted | February 26, 2008

Last week, U women soccer players had a hard time deciding for which player to cheer as Shaylyn Kennedy of Murray High School and Kellie Woodfield from Timpview High School faced each other in the 4-A girls basketball quarterfinals. While both excel at basketball, they also have another passion -- soccer.

Nationally renowned locals, 5 Browns to play at Kingsbury tonight

By By Paige Fieldsted | February 15, 2008

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U students help in fight against poverty

By By Paige Fieldsted | February 4, 2008

The ONE Campaign hosted its first student summit in Washington, D.C., where students discussed and learned ways to end world poverty and the spread of preventable diseases such as AIDS. The three-day conference that began Jan. 2 hosted more than 120 students from around the nation, including KereAna Buchanan, a U senior majoring in biology and the U's ONE chapter leader.