The general population of the United States is in an eternal state of complacency. As the United States re-asserted attention on global issues in the 1930s, there was much resistance to shedding the comfort of isolationism.
The self-absorbed population of ingrates in this country is growing at a rate that can only be described as pants-soilingly horrific. In a land where we’ve all been given so much, these perpetually dissatisfied whiners insist on a sort of masochistic nitpicking that seems as contagious as it is putrid.
This year’s basketball season saw the lady Wolverines put up a record-setting 16 wins, the most Utah Valley has won as a Division I team. However, consistent struggles on the road made this a good team rather than a great team.
It’s the kind of performance that will get the job done.
Utah Valley’s softball team got a much needed win in the second game of a doubleheader over South Dakota State last Wednesday. The win improved the Wolverines dismal record to 5-17 on the young season.
The X Games come to Colorado for a week each year while Utah gets the World Superpipe Championships for a day.
Its motto, “None of us are as smart as all of us,” says a lot about the rugby team.
The women’s basketball team’s 16-12 record doesn’t tell the whole story of the Wolverines’ season.
Scholar Athletes Danny Moody and Chelsea Baker, a pair of track athletes, have been named the Utah Valley Scholar Athletes of the Month for February.Baker, a freshman from South Jordan, Utah, maintains a 3.53 GPA while performing as one of the Wolverines’ top women’s sprinters on the track.Baker was part of Utah Valley’s indoor record-setting […]
March 26 Softball doubleheader against Utah State, 2 p.m. Baseball home opener against Utah, 7 p.m. March 27-28 Men’s golf at the Lamkin Cal Poly Invitational, all day March 29 Softball against Utah, 12 p.m. March 30 Softball doubleheader at Utah, 12 p.m.