Year-Round Sports Archives - Page 13 of 15

Buckley and Missouri men’s golf prepare for SEC Tournament

Alec Lewis • April 12, 2016

Hayden Buckley says he was under-recruited, and through two seasons, so too does his performance. The sophomore golfer and the Missouri men’s golf team will travel to St. Simons Island, Georgia, on...

Tigers take down Penn State, Louisville and Nebraska to win Mizzou Invite

Pablo Suarez • September 29, 2015

After three days of matches to open the season, the Missouri women’s tennis team returned home victorious from the Mizzou Invitational in Kansas City. The Tigers were led by the standout performances...

Grant Milner hired as Mizzou’s assistant golf coach

Alec Lewis • September 29, 2015

For the first time since 2013, when he talked to the Memphis Tiger Network prior to that year’s NCAA golf tournament, Grant Milner was the focus of an interview. Sitting behind a desk in an office,...

Emma Allen, hailing from England, contributes to Mizzou women’s golf

Theo DeRosa • September 23, 2015

Emma Allen might live an ocean away from her hometown, but she’s never felt more at home. The freshman golfer from Southampton, England, found good old-fashioned Midwestern hospitality upon her first...

Men’s golf underclassmen help secure victory at Turning Stone-Tiger Intercollegiate

Pablo Suarez • September 16, 2015

After a disappointing end to its previous season, the Mizzou men’s golf team teed it up at the Turning Stone-Tiger Intercollegiate behind standout performances from underclassmen and came out victorious....

Missouri redshirt freshman golfer Jimmy Siegfried talks Metro Amateur Win

Alec Lewis • August 26, 2015

For Jimmy Siegfried, the former top-ranked golfer in the Class of 2014, taking his talents to the local University of Missouri was a no-brainer. A redshirt freshman and member of the Tigers’ golf program,...

Golf off to hot start

Cameron La Fontaine • September 18, 2014

The Missouri men’s golf team got off to a hot start early this season when it brought home its first trophy in its first tournament at the Turning Stone Intercollegiate in Verona, New York, on Sept....

College career over, former Mizzou golfer Emilio Cuartero looks forward

Jacob Seus • July 9, 2014

When Emilio Cuartero came to Missouri, he could barely speak English. “It was a challenge,” Cuartero said. “My English was really bad, but I knew I wanted to be there. My mind was set to ﬁght...

Spanish teacher once played in world tennis tournaments

Sam Weiger • April 15, 2014

She picked up her first racket when she was 9. “I played all kind of sports because my mom was a physical education professor, but when I tried tennis, I knew it was the perfect sport,” said Helena...

Forget bubbly Bubba, Spieth was real story at Augusta

Daniel Schmidt • April 15, 2014

Bubba Watson won the Masters on Sunday. He cried, which seemed rather unnecessary, considering he won and cried just two years ago. He kissed his baby, which reminded me about how it seems like every Masters...

Tiger tennis shows potential in homestand

Sam Weiger • March 11, 2014

Down 3-1 in a deciding set tiebreaker, senior Cierra Gaytan-Leach needed help from her audience. Her teammates answered the call with a slow-clap. That encouragement became a microcosm of Missouri’s...

MU tennis struggles in SEC matches

Sam Weiger • March 5, 2014

The Missouri tennis team (4-8, 0-2 Southeastern Conference) went 1-2 in three road dual matches Friday and Sunday. Losses against No. 5 Florida and South Carolina put the team at 4-8 on the spring season. Missouri...