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Denise Conner/Old Gold and Black

No. 7 Baseball seizes series from No.10 Seminoles
By Matt Gallagher
The 2002 Diamond Deacons have taken a rubber eraser to all who doubted the team after a string of legitimate battles. The Deacs went to war from March 29-31 with No.10 foe Florida State, a perennial contender for the national crown.

Track and Field dominates both coasts
By Margaret McKenzie
It was a busy weekend of competition for the men's track and field team. The Demon Deacons split into two venues with the majority of the team competing in the Raleigh Relays hosted by North Carolina State and several Deacons traveling cross-country to Palo Alto, Calif., for the Stanford Invitational.

Press Box: A legend's run comes to an end

By Mike Scott
Let me tell you why one of the richest and most marketed men in the history of the world is a complete moron.

Clau leads Demon Deacon golf to success

By Mike Scott
Entering this season, there were questions as to whether the Demon Deacon women's golf team would be able to sustain the level of play they had produced up until the very end of the 2000-2001 season.

Men's Tennis takes down FSU, falls to UNC

By Tripp Mickle
After a tough loss to Duke, the men's tennis team hit the road. First they battled the heat of Florida State. Then they challenged the skill of North Carolina. The first they survived; the second proved to be too much.

Bielik, Deacons net multiple wins

By Jim Gleitman
The women's tennis team is back doing what they do best ­ winning. Over the weekend of March 30-31, the 3rd-ranked Deacs dealt losses to both No. 23 Notre Dame and No. 58 Michigan. Following the two victories the team improved its record to 17-2 on the year.

Merrit, Bersagel among record setters

By Mike Scott
The Demon Deacon women's track and field team saw considerable action this March 29-31. They also saw considerable success.

Dixon leads Terps through Final Four to national title

By Jordan Webster
 People around the Atlantic Coast Conference knew. They knew enough about Juan Dixon, Maryland's 6-foot-3 string bean of a guard, to vote him ACC Player of the Year, ignoring the pomp and circumstance emanating from the near coronation of Duke's Jason Williams.

 



 


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