Spring Break
Games against in-state rivals always tend to be a little more physical than normal and Friday night's University of Northern Colorado club ice hockey game proved to be no exception. UNC overpowered the Colorado State Rams 5-2 Friday night in a game which featured a total of 77 penalty minutes.
On most occasions, a career day for an athlete is enough to secure a win for their team. The Unive-rsity of Northern Colorado volleyball team had two players with career days Saturday night against Idaho State. Led by sophomores Allison Raguse and Kenzie Shreeve, the UNC defeated ISU 3-1 (30-23, 30-26, 26-30, 30-21) at Butler-Hancock Sports Pavilion.
The University of Northern Colorado football team extended their losing streak to 13 when they lost to Big Sky Conference foe Idaho State on Saturday. The 26-14 loss in Pocatello, Idaho was broadcasted on Altitude Sports and Entertainment and marked the end of a four game road trip for UNC (0-6, 0-2.
The University of Wyoming Cowboys stomped the University of Northern Colorado women's soccer team in a 3-0 shut out on Friday. Wyoming scored early, under a minute into the game, and the Bears were never able to recover. Throughout the first half, the Cowboys were up by one.