UC Davis Men's Tennis Secures Dominant Win Over UC Riverside UC Davis Men's Tennis claimed a decisive 6-1 victory over UC Riverside on Saturday, bolstering its season record to 8-8. The Aggies swept five of six singles matches while securing the doubles point with wins at the No. 1 and No. 2 positions. The match, held in Davis, Calif., highlighted UC Davis' strong performance across both doubles and singles play. In doubles action, UC Davis took control early with victories on courts two and one. Lucas Bollinger and Kurt Miller dominated the No. 2 doubles match, defeating Andrew Lavine and Jovan Pedroza of UC Riverside 6-0. Ivan Savkin and Dylan Paterson followed up with a 6-4 win against Lucas I. Suarez and Lucas Mszyca on court one. The only doubles setback came on court three, where Perry DiGiulio and Kaveh Taheri of UC Davis lost to UC Riverside's Owen Pearson and Ivaylo Simeonov 4-3, but the Aggies had already secured the doubles point. Singles play saw UC Davis dominate, with five of its six players earning victories. Bollinger led the charge at No. 1 singles, defeating Suarez in straight sets, 6-0, 6-2. Kaveh Taheri added a point at No. 2 singles, edging Lavine 6-2, 6-2. Savkin continued the Aggies' success on court three, outlasting Pearson 6-2, 6-4. Nadaul Cheam contributed at No. 4 singles, defeating Mszyca 6-3, 6-2. Eduardo Gonzalez clinched the match for UC Davis at No. 5 singles with a dramatic come-from-behind win over Simeonov, prevailing in a third-set tiebreaker, 1-6, 7-5, 11-9. UC Riverside managed only one singles victory, as Michael Chang defeated Kurt Miller in a three-set match, 6-3, 6-7, 5-0. The Aggies' strong showing extended their lead in the match, securing the 6-1 overall result. The next match for UC Davis will take place on Friday, March 27, at 11 a.m.#uc_riverside #uc_davis_men_s_tennis #lucas_bollinger #kurt_miller #davis_calif
Women's Basketball Opens Final Big West Road Trip at UC Riverside The University of Hawai'i women's basketball team began its final Big West Conference road trip on March 3, 2026, with a matchup against the UC Riverside Highlanders. The game marked the conclusion of a three-game road swing for the Rainbow Warriors, who faced a challenging schedule against conference opponents. The series between the two teams has been competitive, with the University of Hawai'i holding an overall advantage of 18-9 in the head-to-head matchup. However, UC Riverside has recently turned the tide, winning the last two meetings. The most recent encounter took place on January 1, 2026, in Honolulu, where UC Riverside defeated Hawai'i 65-58. This game presented an opportunity for Hawai'i to extend its winning streak against the Highlanders, but the team faced a daunting challenge. UC Riverside's recent success has been fueled by its strong defensive play and balanced scoring, making them a formidable opponent. The Rainbow Warriors would need to rely on their key players to secure a victory. Among the standout performers for Hawai'i were Imani Perez, who wore the number 12 jersey, Bailey Flavell in number 3, and Saniyah Neverson, who donned number 33. These players were expected to play pivotal roles in the team's strategy, combining their skills to counter UC Riverside's strengths. The game would test Hawai'i's ability to adapt and maintain composure under pressure, especially as they aimed to finish their conference road trip on a positive note.#bailey_flavell #big_west_conference #uc_riverside #university_of_hawai_i #imani_perez
UC Riverside vs Hawaii Game Outlook and Betting Insights The UC Riverside Highlanders will face the Hawaii Warriors in a college basketball matchup on Thursday, March 5, in Honolulu, HI. The game is scheduled to tip off at 11:59 p.m. ET on ESPN+. Hawaii is currently favored by 11.5 points on the spread, with a moneyline of -800 and a total points line set at 148.5. Analysts are closely watching the matchup, which presents an intriguing betting opportunity for fans and bettors alike. The prediction for this game leans toward UC Riverside covering the 11.5-point spread. This recommendation is based on a system known as "Lose Opp 20, See You Later," which has shown a strong track record. The system, developed by Evan Abrams, suggests that teams which previously lost to an opponent by 20 or more points often respond with increased focus and motivation when facing that same team later in the season. This is particularly relevant in March, as postseason stakes rise and teams make tactical adjustments to address earlier setbacks. Hawaii enters the game with a strong season record of 21-7 and holds the top spot in the Big West Conference standings with a 13-5 record in league play. Their dominance was evident in their earlier victory over UC Riverside, which ended with an 88-45 score in California. However, the travel factor to Hawaii may impact their performance, making the 11.5-point spread seem unusually low. The system’s historical ROI of 4% since its inception and a 5% ROI this season (25-21 record) supports the idea that the market may be overestimating the gap between the two teams. Late-season rematches often see tighter competition as teams adjust strategies and players channel their focus toward postseason success.#big_west_conference #uc_riverside #hawaii_warriors #evan_abrams #honolulu_hi
