The road to the 2019 season starts today. Fans are invited to come and get a sneak peek at the team on Jan. 27 as part of the Baseball and Softball Fan Fest when the Tigers scrimmage following the festivities.

Tigers improve to 11-8, 1-3 WCC.

This Tigers ring in 2019 at the Eve Zimmerman Tennis Center with a team that received votes in the first poll of 2019.

Tigers look for first WCC victory in Portland, Ore.

The Tigers shot nearly 50% from the field while Ameela Li neared a triple-double with points, steals and assists. Her eight steals were the most in a game for any Tiger since 1996.

Pacific picked up wins at No. 2 and No. 4 singles and led after one set in four matches, but came short of a season-opening win.

Pacific cut an 11-point lead down to as little as two points but came up just short of a win over the Cougars at home.

Anthony Townes lead the Tigers defense with seven rebounds.

Pacific will play four games, all of which are at Knoles Field, in March and April.

Three season-bests were set at Avery Aquatics Center today