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  • M. Basketball. SCU Incoming Freshman Part of Canada's U18 Team at 2010 FIBA Americas
    Santa Clara incoming freshman Julian Clarke (Toronto, Canada) is playing this week as part of Canada's U18 National Team at the 2010 FIBA Americas Championship in San Antonio, Texas. Canada opened the 2010 FIBA Americas U18 Championship by rolling over Uruguay 76-52 Saturday at St. Mary's University's Greehey Arena in San Antonio. They play Puerto Rico on Sunday.

  • Baseball. Garcia Wins Pro Debut, Follow All Broncos Playing In MLB
    Santa Clara University graduate Nate Garcia - twice an All-WCC First Team pitcher - won in his professional debut playing in the Tampa Bay Rays organization. You can follow all the SCU Broncos playing in MLB and for MLB affiliates here.

  • M. Golf. SCU's Scott Travers Crowned California's Amateur Champion
    Santa Clara University's Scott Travers is the best amateur golfer in California. Travers, a native of Trabuco Canyon, Calif., out-dueled hometown favorite Harry Rudolph of La Jolla to win the 99th California State Amateur Championship.

  • Cross Country. Cross Country Announces 2014 Class
    The Santa Clara University men's and women's cross country teams will welcome a deep and talented recruiting class next fall. The two combined to sign seven incoming freshmen student-athletes.

  • M. Soccer. IMG Features Santa Clara Goalkeeper Larry Jackson
    Larry Jackson has come a long way. Literally and figuratively. The second youngest in a family of two girls and two boys, Larry grew up in East Palo Alto, California- a part of the Bay Area.

  • M. Basketball. SIGN UP! Keating, SCU Basketball Encourage College Coaches To Go Hands Free
    A new father, Santa Clara head basketball coach Kerry Keating sees things a little differently these days. Maybe it's because his two-month old son is one of the 30+ kids under five years old whose parents work for the Bronco Athletic Department. Recently Keating and his wife Treena saw the story about the little girl who was 15 bike pedals away from her home before being hit and killed by a texting driver and also read about Oprah Winfrey's national "No Phone Zone" campaign to discourage distracted driving. And it sparked a idea for Keating.

  • W. Basketball. SCU Girls Basketball Camp Fast Approaching
    The Santa Clara University women's basketball program is preparing for its instructional camp of 2010. The Santa Clara Girls Basketball Camp will take place from Monday, June 28 through Thursday, July 1 at the Leavey Center on the SCU campus, 500 El Camino Real, Santa Clara.

  • Baseball. O'Brien Reflects on Daniel Nava's Day
    Much has been written about former Bronco equipment manager Daniel Nava in the last 24 hours. From his rise as equipment manager for the Bronco baseball team his freshman year of college to his grand slam in his first major league at-bat on Saturday with the Boston Red Sox, many Bronco fans had a twinkle in their eye when watching SportsCenter last night.On Sunday Bronco head baseball coach Mark O'Brien (MB) reflected back on the moment, what kind of young man Daniel Nava is and what this lesson teaches student-athletes today.

  • Baseball. Nava hits slam on first pitch he sees in Majors
    Daniel Nava, a former Bronco manager his freshman year at Santa Clara, and then a player later in his collegiate career, was just the fourth player ever in Major Leaague Baseball history today to hit a grand slam in his first major league at bat.Story also includes video.

  • Santa Clara Baseball Recognized for Academic Performance
    The WCC was one of nine Division I conferences (31 total) to not have a single team penalized. As APR trends continued to rise across the board, the WCC has consistently remained above the national averages. For the second straight year, 12 of the WCC's 13 sponsored sports earned APRs higher than the national averages.