Who to Watch: While Herzyl Legaspi has just two singles wins on the season, she has made noticeable improvement in close matches.

Who to watch: Coach Elaine Jones knew she had one of the deepest freshmen classes of her tenure. Freshman Hannah Mirza is no exception.

Who to watch: Haylee Donaghe will be playing at the Pavilion for the last time.

It’s been just three years since Wajahat Ali graduated from UC Davis School of Law. Already, the nation is beginning to take notice of the man hailed as one of today’s most influential Muslim American artists.

Who to watch: At the Husky Classic, senior Sirena Williams[cq] managed to break her school record in the 60-meter hurdles with a new time of 8.67, replacing her old time of 8.82.

The Aggies have faced some extremely tough competition so far in 2010.

Granada Artist-in-Residence Katya Kamotskaia, with Mark Stevenson, will direct Anton Chekhov’s famous Russian play, The Seagull, opening Mar. 10 through Mar. 14. Performances begin at 8 p.m., except for Sunday’s, which begins at 2 p.m.

Fewer teens are becoming young mothers, as births by teenage mothers have dropped to a record low in California.

Nearly 30 students marched to Mrak Hall yesterday in protest of the discriminatory acts present on the UC Davis campus.

Who to watch: With 11 hits and seven RBI this season, Sarah Axelson continues to lead the Aggie offense.

Despite drastic cuts proposed for the 2010-2011 academic year, Davis residents still aim to protect public education at the Davis Joint Unified School District.

Who to watch: Scoring is only half the story in winning games – the other half is a strong goalie. That is where senior Casey Hines comes in.