Owlook
Results Friday, Sept. 21
Volleyball vs. University of Memphis
W 3-0, - Memphis, Tenn.
Soccer vs. University of Tulsa
W 1-0- Rice Soccer Stadium
Golf at Mason Rudolph Championship
13/15 (888, +36) - Franklin, Tenn.
Soccer vs. Oklahoma
T 1-1 - Rice Soccer Stadium
Men's Tennis at Baylor HEB Intercol- legiate No members placed - Waco, Texas Women's Tennis at Longhorn Invita- tional
1st Singles, Natalie Beazant; 1st Doubles, Natalie Beazant and Dominique Harmath - Austin, Texas
Saturday, Sept. 22
Football vs. Marshall University
L 54-51 (2OT)- Rice Stadiun
Sunday, Sept. 23
Soccer vs. Southern Methodist Uni- versity W 3-2 - Rice Soccer Stadium
Volleyball vs. University of Alabama
W 3-2 - Birmingham, Ala.
Upcoming Friday, Sept. 28
Soccer vs. University of Southern Mississippi 4 p.m. - Hattiesburg, Miss.
Women's Cross Country at Paul Short Invitational 11 a.m. - Bethlehem, Pa. Volleyball vs. Southern Methodist University
7 p.m. - Tudor Fieldhouse
Men's Tennis at Rice Invitational
All Day - Jake Hess Tennis Stadium
Saturday, Sept. 29
Football vs. University of Houston
2:30 p.m. - Reliant Stadium
Women's Tennis at ITA All-American Championships All Day - Pacific Palisades, Calif.
Men's Cross Country
All Day - Lawrence, Kan.
Sunday, Sept. 30
Soccer vs. University of Central Florida
12 p.m. - Orlando, Fla.
Volleyball vs. University of Tulsa
1 p.m. - Tudor Fieldhouse
Tuesday, Oct. 2
Golf at Jim Rivers Intercollegiate
All day - Ruston, La.
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