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ND Women's Soccer: First Place on line in Hoya matchup

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Riding an unbeaten streak of eight games, No. 24 Notre Dame will battle for first place in the Big East when it travels to No. 11 Georgetown on Friday. The Irish will then round out the weekend with a tough road test at Villanova on Sunday.



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ND Women's Golf: Golfers head to Oklahoma

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Coming off a successful showing at the Windy City Collegiate Classic, the No. 17 Irish are back at full strength and prepared to take on the competition at the Susie Maxwell Berning Classic hosted by No. 14 Oklahoma.



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Hockey: Team travels to Kansas City for opener

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More than seven months after a disappointing season concluded with a CCHA-tournament loss at Michigan, the No. 13 Irish hit the ice against the Black Bears of Maine in their season-opening contest Friday night.





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Men's Golf: Despite strong final round, Irish place poorly

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Sunshine accompanied strong winds on the final day of the Fighting Irish Gridiron Golf Classic on Tuesday after the tournament's start was plagued by rain. Notre Dame's performance was cause for a brighter outlook for Irish supporters as well, as the Irish turned in their lowest score of the event to climb out of last place.



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Men's Golf: Irish head to Muncie

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After carding a tournament-best final round at the Fighting Irish Gridiron Golf Classic on Tuesday, the Irish look to continue their strong play next week at the Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational in Muncie, Ind.



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SMC Golf: Belles hope to finish season well

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Coming off its first win of MIAA conference play this fall, Saint Mary's will go into the final two rounds of MIAA play looking to move up the leaderboard and make a run at first place in the fall conference standings at the End of Season Jamboree.



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Hefferon: Best rules in sports (Oct. 10)

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In sports - and society in general - rules tend to get a bad rap. We see them as barriers, borders setting definite limits on the fun we are legally allowed to have. But just consider the chaos, looting, and anarchy that would ensue if our society was lawless, and it's clear that we need a little pie crust to enjoy our pie, am I right?