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You say you're a fan?Cougar fans show their spirit at each game
Whenever new students and those unfamiliar enter the Vadalabene Center to watch the Cougars play another game, don't be alarmed when you see crazy people with their bodies painted waving towels around.
That's just the Red Storm doing whatever they can to ensure another Cougar victory.…
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Update: Division I status
As the final year of NCAA Division II competition arrives, the question on many students minds are, "What is going on with the reclassification of NCAA Division I status?" The answer to that question is still unclear as SIUE is still searching for a conference, and the process will not be completed for another five years.…
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Going out for the teamClub Sports offer alternative sporting opportunities
Many students come to college after being a high school athlete, and because of the hard work and extreme schedules the don't have the luxury of playing for some sporting teams. However, here at SIUE, another option is available.
The SIUE Club Sports teams give students a chance to participate in the sports they love at a very competitive collegiate level.…
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Tony's Time Out: Play by Play - Attending sports
With the new school year here, I think this year is going to be one of the most exciting years in SIUE sports history. Many will say, what about next year? When will finally be Division I? True. That may be exciting; however, this is the final year of D-II competition, and our teams are out to prove they are ready for D-I.…
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Kickin' into gear for '07
Men's Soccer
The SIUE men's soccer team finished the season last year with a 15-4-3 overall record, while going 10-2-1 in the Great Lakes Valley Conference. After the loss of key seniors John Matthews, Mike Banner, Victor Pacheco, and Mike Zaegel, and Kevin Thibodeau, the Cougars will look to their final year of NCAA Division-II competition with a fresh new crop of talent.…
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Students vs. studentsIntramural sports give students chance to compete
Many students who head to SIUE after their high school career look to continue to compete in athletic sports. For those who do not have the opportunity to participate in NCAA-sanctioned athletics, SIUE has another option that may suit them best.
Last year, an estimated 1,250 students participated in intramural sports.…
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