Three meets to have Trojan participants
The USC track and field squad will be spread out this weekend in multiple competitions.
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No. 1 Trojans finish up late-season road trip
Behind No. 2 singles player senior Steve Johnson, USC hopes to win its last two road matches of the regular season.
Road trip marks start of Pac-12 play
Riding a 39-match winning streak, USC will head north to face Oregon and Washington.
Trojans prepare for three-game series at Stanford
Stanford, a team yet to play a Pac-12 conference game, hosts USC this weekend.
Trojans face tough road test against the Tar Heels
Coming off their first loss of the season, the Trojans head east to face No.6 North Carolina.
Trojans finish second day of Pac-12 championships
Sophomore Vladimir Morozov leads USC to a fourth-place standing with two days left.
Women of Troy win fifth straight game
Junior forward Christina Marinacci leads team with 19 points as USC beats the Huskies.
Trojans’ early record is deceiving
It’s been a long detour from success for USC’s storied baseball team. Gone are the days of Mark Prior, Barry Zito and Ian Kennedy. Gone are the back-to-back national championships. Gone are winning seasons in general. With USC’s last postseason appareance in 2005, the past five years have not been kind to this USC squad, […]
Trojans drop eighth straight game
Depite freshman guard Byron Wesley’s 23 points, Kevin O’Neill’s team is unable to close the gap and loses big at the Galen Center.
100 years of being a USC Trojan
When Los Angeles Times writer Owen R. Bird coined the term “Trojans” 100 years ago in a track and field preview, the 25-year-old had no way of knowing that his invention of the nickname would be one of the most timeless images over the past century. For most schools, a nickname is just that. It’s […]