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- 1Santa Clara Men's Tennis Wins Two Singles Matches at Pacific Invite▼Men's Tennis Posts Two Singles Victories During Friday's Pacific Invite
Santa Clara's men's tennis team recorded two singles victories on the opening day of the Pacific Invite on Friday. The Broncos will look to build on the result as the weekend tournament continues, with the event serving as early-season competition ahead of the spring dual-match schedule.
- 2Santa Clara Men's Tennis Wins Five of Six Matches at Pacific Invite▼Men's Tennis Takes Five out of Six Matches Against Sacramento State in Pacific Invite
Santa Clara's men's tennis team took five out of six matches against Sacramento State at the Pacific Invite. The Broncos dominated the event, dropping only a single match to the Hornets. It marks a strong showing in early-season tournament play as the team builds momentum heading into the rest of the schedule.
- 3Santa Clara Men's Tennis Wins Five More at Pacific Invite▼Men's Tennis Wraps Up Pacific Invite with Five More Wins
Santa Clara's men's tennis team closed out the Pacific Invite with five additional victories, capping a strong weekend of play. The Broncos' sweep of their remaining matches signals solid early-season form as the team builds momentum heading into the rest of the schedule.
- 4Gardener turns tree hole into Halloween trick●Fall garden renovation part 6. So now I have a big hole in the garden where the tree used to be. It's right by the front
A gardener in the Pacific Northwest has documented the latest stage of a fall garden renovation: removing a tree by the front steps has left a large hole in the ground. With trick-or-treaters arriving for Halloween, they are planning to put the hole to playful use for the evening, turning an unfinished landscaping job into a bit of seasonal fun.
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Pacific churches, working with the World Council of Churches, have called for a Break the Silence Sunday, urging congregations across the region to dedicate a day of worship to breaking silence around injustice and suffering in their communities. The initiative invites churches throughout the Pacific to speak openly on issues often left unaddressed and to stand in solidarity with those affected.
- 6UC Davis Aggies Sweep Pacific Invite to End Fall Season●Aggies Complete Three-Game Sweep At Pacific Invite To Close Fall Slate
UC Davis completed a three-game sweep at the Pacific Invite, closing out its fall schedule. The Aggies won all three of their matches at the tournament hosted by Pacific, heading into the winter break with momentum. The sweep capped the fall portion of the season for the UC Davis program.
- 7Men's Tennis Wraps Up Fall Season at Pacific Invitational▼MEN’S TENNIS COMPLETES FINAL FALL TOURNAMENT AT THE PACIFIC INVITATIONAL
Sacramento State's men's tennis team competed in the Pacific Invitational, its final tournament of the fall season. The team closed out its fall schedule at the event hosted by the University of the Pacific, with individual results giving the players competitive match experience ahead of the spring dual-match season. Details of specific match outcomes have not been widely reported.
- 82026 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship: Round 3 highlights▼2026 Asia-Pacific Amateur: Round 3 highlights
Round 3 of the 2026 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship has concluded, with highlights of the third round now available from Golf Channel. The tournament, one of the region's leading amateur golf events, is drawing attention as players battle for position heading into the final round, with the winner traditionally earning invitations to major championships.
- 9UC Davis Aggies Win Second Straight at Pacific Invite▼Aggies Take Second Straight At Pacific Invite With Win Over Saint Mary's
UC Davis tennis picked up its second consecutive victory at the Pacific Invite, defeating Saint Mary's in the latest round of play. The win extends a strong run for the Aggies at the tournament hosted by Pacific. Fans and the athletics program celebrated the back-to-back results as the team builds momentum early in its season.
- 10Laopakdee repeats as Asia-Pacific Amateur champion, earns Masters return▼Laopakdee repeats as Asia-Pacific Amateur champion in New Zealand, earns another trip to Masters
Pavit Laopakdee has won the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship for a second consecutive year, with the tournament held in New Zealand. The victory secures him another invitation to the Masters at Augusta National, awarded to the champion of the region's premier amateur event. Back-to-back titles underline his status as one of Asia-Pacific's leading amateur golfers heading into the new season.
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Fifa Laopakdee has won the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship, one of the most prestigious amateur golf titles in the region. The victory typically brings invitations to major championships, including the Masters, and marks the Thai player as one of the leading young talents in the game.
- 12Zack Swanwick takes Asia-Pacific Amateur lead in New Zealand▼Kiwi Zack Swanwick takes Asia-Pacific Am lead in New Zealand
New Zealand golfer Zack Swanwick holds the lead at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship, being played in his home country. The young Kiwi sits atop the leaderboard in a tournament that offers a coveted invitation to the Masters, drawing attention from golf fans across the region.
- 13Fifa Laopakdee wins Asia-Pacific Amateur again, earns Masters return●Fifa Laopakdee rallies to win Asia-Pacific Amateur again and heads back to Masters and British Open
Fifa Laopakdee rallied to win the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship for a second time, securing invitations back to the Masters and The Open Championship. The comeback victory cements the Thai golfer's status as one of the region's top amateurs and gives him another shot at golf's biggest stages next year.