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Mixed soccer weekend
Cal State Monterey Bay ended the Stanislaus men's soccer's home undefeated streak at six on Sunday, winning 2-0 at Warrior Stadium. The Warriors are now 6-5-1 overall and 3-5-1 in CCAA action.
Stanislaus junior productive on the courts
Cal State Stanislaus junior women's tennis player Vanesa Reibstein was all over the place at the Wilson/ITA Regional on Saturday, and with good reason.
Warriors win first league match up
The day couldn't come soon enough. Heading into Friday's match at Humboldt State, the Cal State Stanislaus volleyball team had the tough thought of being winless in the California Collegiate Athletic Association. But there was more.
Looking for a second season of success
The Cal State Stanislaus women's tennis team has a disadvantage entering this season. Opponents know what the Warriors are capable of. Last season, they returned for the first time to Division II women's tennis after a long hiatus and had a successful run while boasting the best player in the country - in Verena Preikschas, the 2009 California Collegiate Athletic Association Most Valuable Player. Preikschas is once again the face of Stanislaus women's tennis, considering ...
College Round Up
The Cal State Stanislaus cross country teams not only hosted the Stanislaus Invitational on Saturday but the Warriors proved they can also dominate their own event.
Warriors begin golf season ranked 12th
To conclude last season, the Cal State Stanislaus men's golf team finished sixth at the Division II National Championship under first-year coach John Cook. It marked the seventh time the Warriors earned a top six finish since 2000.
Stadium opening sets attendance record
Friday's grand opening of Warrior Stadium was historic in more ways than one. Supporters of Cal State Stanislaus didn't just officially see the state-of-the-art facility but the attendance of 1,876 was also the second-highest in NCAA Division II history since the organization started keeping track of attendance figures in 1998. On Aug. 28, 2007, Central Oklahoma set the single-match record of 2,004 against Dallas Baptist in Edmond, Okla. The previous No. 2 mark was 1,848 ...
Warriors have good showings against D-I runners
Even against Division I competition, members of the Cal State Stanislaus cross country teams were able to stand out at Sacramento State's Hornet Jamboree at the Granite Regional Park on Saturday.
Warriors lose in season opener
The streak is over. In the California Collegiate Athletic Association season opener at Sonoma State on Friday afternoon, the Cal State Stanislaus women's soccer players gave up a goal in the 53rd minute that they couldn't overcome and lost 1-0. It was the Warriors' first defeat in five tries after shutting out the first four opponents. Sara Studer's goal helped the Seawolves to a 3-2-0 overall record and 1-0-0 in conference action in front of ...
On the sidelines
FRESNO - Anthony Harding had no reason to stay, so he disappeared into the night. This was Saturday at Bulldog Stadium, where the Fresno State football team opened the season with highlight reel after highlight reel in a 51-0 thumping of the UC Davis Aggies in front of 37,267 fans, most of them decked out in red. Harding got very little field time, so he figured that no member of the media would want to ...
CSU Stan runners win invitational, earn honors
Cal State Stanislaus cross country runners Joey Nunes and Denali Foldager unleashed statement races on Saturday.
CSU Stan men’s soccer accomplishes a rare feat
Victor Regalado, Edgar Santana, Jose Velasquez and John Powell all made Thursday night a historic moment for the Cal State Stanislaus men's soccer program.
Warrior soccer on winning streak
It seems like the Cal State Stanislaus men's soccer team is gradually becoming a serious threat to every opponent.
Warriors open new stadium with victories
It didn't take long for the Cal State Stanislaus men's soccer players to let people know who owned Warrior Stadium, as they gave the home crowd a lot to cheer about early on.
CSUS’s Nunes hopes to be a tough challenger again
At today's Running of the Warriors on the Cal State Stanislaus campus starting at 9 a.m., community members will lead off this second annual fundraiser that covers five kilometers.
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Warriors golf season comes to end
The Cal State Stanislaus men's golf team's season came to a sudden end as the Warriors just missed out on qualifying for the NCAA team match play rounds. The Warriors were one of many to score in the 300s on another hot and humid Wednesday as they ended up in ninth place after three rounds.
Gesser All-American in hammer; 1500m runners advance
For the third straight meet, CSU Stanislaus' Thomas Gesser nailed another personal best in the hammer throw as the senior earned an All-American award on Thursday at the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships.
Pitman grad burns up the track in college debut
Imagine this: A longtime softball player loses interest in the sport after graduating high school. She enrolls in a junior college, decides to run track, and becomes a contender almost instantly. Without any prior training or experience, she clocks in three seconds shy of the school record in the 800m, places first in the event at the Northern California Community College Track and Field Championships, is named the first seed heading into the State ...
Jones, Demery win Stanislaus Outstanding Athlete Awards
Karenee Demery and Reggie Jones were honored Wednesday night by The Sportsmen of Stanislaus as they were named the top female and male athletes at the annual Outstanding Athlete Awards.
11 Warriors receive All-Region honors
The USTFCCCA announced the All-Region teams on Friday and 11 Warriors collectively received 13 awards in men's and women's track and field.
Nine Warriors to represent Stanislaus at Nationals
Marina Ghabbour and Aman Hundal will have a chance to become All-Americans for the second time this season. The middle distance runners will be joined by Denali Foldager and Channing Wilson when the Warriors travel to compete at the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field National Championships.
FIVE-ON-FIVE SHOWDOWN
Pitman High alumnus Dominic Romeo has helped lead his basketball team, Romeo Medical Clinic, into tonight's championship game against the defending champion Sophomores at Holy Cross. Romeo, a student at the University of Notre Dame, and his team qualified for the Bookstore Basketball Tournament Finale-the largest five-on-five basketball tournament with more than 700 participating teams -with a 21-15 win over Team 315 in the semi-finals on Friday. "We really played together well ...
Vince Wheeland named to Pitcher of the Year Watch List
Three years ago Vince Wheeland helped lead Turlock High into the Division I South San Joaquin Section Championship game against St. Mary's High. The then senior finished the season with a .74 ERA, 13 wins, and 147 strike outs over the course of 85 innings and was named the MVP of the Bulldogs, the Central California Conference, and the Stanislaus District, as well as making the all-state team. With his productivity and power from ...
Smith earns top 10 finish at SMU Invite
With a pair of 69s in the tournament, Cal State Stanislaus golf's Paul Smith picked up another top 10 finish on Tuesday, this time at the Saint Martin's Invitational Preview at The Home Course.
Stanislaus track athletes finish first at invites
The Cal State Stanislaus women's track team posted many first place finishes at two sites over the weekend. Additionally, a couple of provisional qualifying times were met at the American River Invitational in Sacramento.
Stanislaus falls short in home tourney
The first day of this year's Tournament of Champions didn't go as planned for California State University, Stanislaus. Two days after snapping an eight game losing streak with a pair of victories over Montana State-Billings University, the Warriors again found themselves in the loser's bracket as they fell to Sonoma State University, 5-7, Western Oregon University, 6-7, and Notre Dame de Namur, 8-10. Stanislaus' first matchup against the Seawolves was the fifth game ...
Visiting Clan connect with local kids
The Mizuno Tournament of Champions, hosted by Cal State Stanislaus through Sunday, offers collegiate softball programs the opportunity to compete with 26 teams from across the state and region in a three-day event. As Turlock welcomed these athletes to its fields, hotels and restaurants, at least one team reached out to the local community. The members of the Simon Fraser softball team from Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada made a special visit to ...
Warrior women, men shine at Bay Area track events
A number of personal bests were recorded on a busy day of track and field in the San Francisco Bay Area as the Cal State Stanislaus Warriors split up into two squads.
Warriors shine in 1500m at Johnny Mathis Invite
Marina Ghabbour has put herself in the position to possibly run at another national championship event. The Cal State Stanislaus senior ran a provisional qualifying time in the 1,500-meter run at Saturday's Johnny Mathis Invitational at San Francisco State.
Stanislaus baseball drops series to No. 13 Chico State
Andrew Graves had three hits in the Warriors' best offensive game of the season but the Cal State Stanislaus baseball team fell to No. 13 Chico State, 9-5, in the series finale on Sunday.
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