The Poly Post, Cal Poly Pomona, CA
1 day ago by ERIC CARLSTROM, Staff Writer
With one meet remaining before the Broncos host the NCAA Division II National Championships at Mount San Antonio College, the track and field teams sent a select squad to the Occidental Relays last week in hopes of getting more athletes to set provisional qualifying marks.
Daily 49er, California State University Long Beach, CA
1 day ago by Kael Ramsey-Ackerson
According to a Long Beach State academic database, some of the major concerns in collegiate sports are graduation rates, money scandals and the lack of support for women's sports.
Valley Star, Los Angeles Valley College, CA
1 day ago by Eric Patten
When West Virginia high schooler O.J. Mayo enrolled at USC last summer, we knew two things were inevitable: He was the biggest "get" in the program's basketball history and he was only sticking around for one year.
While his presence and NBA-ready talent brought immediate attention to the city's other hoops program, he also brought trouble with him.
Daily 49er, California State University Long Beach, CA
2 days ago by Tracy McDannald
What a surprise. A freshman college basketball star has reportedly received money and other improper benefits from a sports agency.
Roundup, Pierce College, CA
2 days ago by Philip George
A season of turnover, a season of pitfalls and of surges, and a season that came up just short has come to a close for the Brahmas.
Pierce College finished the 2008 baseball season fourth in the Western State Conference with a conference record of 15-13 and an overall record of 24-20.
Daily Titan, California State University, CA
3 days ago by Justine Lopez
During the 23 years Cal State Fullerton had a football program, the team never really had a permanent home. Starting in 1970, players were bused to stadiums throughout Santa Ana. It wasn't until 1982 that the Titan's coach, Gene Murphy, devised a plan for the team to finally play at home.
Coyote Chronicle, California State University, San Bernardino, CA
3 days ago by Justin Delos Reyes
Twelve hours before the softball team traveled to Arcata, Calif. for the CCAA championship tournament, assistant athletic director Mike Murphy asked third baseman Tayler Wilson if the team was ready to shock the world.
Without hesitation, a confident Wilson smiled and said the two words that Murphy was hoping to hear.
The Breeze, Chaffey College, CA
4 days ago by Jeff Ranson
The Men's swimming team continued on their winning ways.
In the South Coast Conference Championship, it was the last chance of the season to qualify to go to the state championships held at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo.
The Panthers took care of business.
Daily Titan, California State University, CA
4 days ago by Michal Olszewski
Cal State Fullerton guard Marcus Crenshaw isn't just leaving behind a school, a team or a basketball program - he's leaving behind a family.
Crenshaw, or "Money" as he is known by members of Section K, has elected to graduate with a degree in Afro-Ethnic Studies rather than play another year of Titan basketball.
Valley Star, Los Angeles Valley College, CA
4 days ago by Paul Olden
Valley College divers Tiffanie Wright and Gene Williams' celebratory high-five early in competition at the state swimming and diving championships was a tip off that they knew they were doing well. The championships took play at Saddleback College May 1-3.
Daily 49er, California State University Long Beach, CA
4 days ago by Tracy McDannald
The Big West Conference champion Long Beach State softball team will meet Missouri Valley Conference regular season champion Creighton to open the NCAA Regionals, ESPNU's NCAA Tournament selection show announced Sunday night.
The Poly Post, Cal Poly Pomona, CA
5 days ago by CHRISTA COLLINS, Opinions Editor
The baseball team closed its season this past weekend at Scolinos Field. Cal Poly (36-19, 24-12) played a four-game series against Cal State Stanislaus, losing three.
The Broncos tried to knock the Warriors out of contention for the playoffs, but did not succeed.
Weekly Hornet, Fullerton College, CA
5 days ago by Ashley Ragland
It's the first week of May, and the storylines for several sports have just managed to get interesting.
Of course, there are the traditional stories of this month, revolving around the NHL and NBA Playoffs. However, don't let that fool you. There are plenty of other interesting things to keep sports fans entertained if you're not a fan of games played on either ice or hardwood.
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