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Track & Field: Squad faces tough competition

By The Observer · Monday, Feb. 8, 2010

The Irish came into the Meyo Invitational this weekend looking to add more names to the Big East and NCAA Championships qualifying list, which has grown with every meet. To do so, they had to compete against the strongest competition that they have faced so far in 2010. Despite the stiff competition, the Irish succeeded in their goal.

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Fencing: Playing for Teddy

By The Observer · Friday, Feb. 5, 2010

The Irish will be fighting for more than their undefeated season this weekend. Notre Dame will have opportunity to vanquish the top competitors in the Midwest, and better yet do it at home in the Purcell Pavilion.  

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SMC Basketball: Belles in another key MIAA match

By The Observer · Friday, Feb. 5, 2010

Saint Mary's looks to notch another key late-season win over conference foe Kalamazoo when it visits Saturday afternoon. The Belles will hope to stay above .500 in conference play and stay in third place in the MIAA with only three conference games left after this weekend.  

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Football Recruiting: Class of 2014 Offense

By The Observer · Thursday, Feb. 4, 2010

Four-star offensive tackle Matt James highlights the class of 13 offensive players in Brian Kelly's first class with Notre Dame. The veteran coach will look to add these new weapons into his spread offensive system and replace the output of departed stars Jimmy Clausen and Golden Tate. QB Andrew Hendrix, 6-2, 215, Moeller H.S., Cincinnati, Ohio One of three quarterbacks signed in Brian Kelly's first class at Notre Dame, Hendrix was ranked as the No. 11 quarterback in the Class of 2010. Hendrix has prototypical size for a quarterback and a cannon arm.

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ND Women's Tennis: Home defeat helps Irish regain focus

By The Observer · Thursday, Feb. 4, 2010

Coming into last weekend's ITA Kickoff, Irish coach Jay Louderback said Irish would get their first glimpse of where they really stood among the nation's best teams. After Notre Dame fell to No. 17 North Carolina Sunday, it found it still had some work to do to live up to its top-10 national ranking.

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