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Kaepernick ends productive college career with bowl win
SAN FRANCISCO - It must be said now that University of Nevada quarterback Colin Kaepernick did not have his best night in his Carnegie Hall moment.
Winning streak ends for Warrior women
The UC San Diego women's basketball team went nuts shooting 3-pointers in the first half and had to hold off a furious Cal State Stanislaus second-half comeback before claiming an 86-80 win Saturday night at Fitzpatrick Arena.
Pitman grad Kaepernick to play final college game
For Colin Kaepernick, this is it.
Stanislaus men defeat East Bay for third straight home court win
The Warriors got a chance to show-off some offense in the second half against the worse defensive team in the CCAA as Cal State Stanislaus bowled by Cal State East Bay, 77-49, Friday night.
Warrior women extend winning streak
The Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball team extended its conference win streak to five games after a relatively easy win over Cal State East Bay, 73-49, Friday night at Fitzpatrick Arena.
Stanislaus women complete road sweep
The Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball team celebrated New Year's Eve with a bang after completing a perfect 2-0 road trip to the L.A. area last week.
Warriors’ Gowan earns conference honor
After leading her team to a two-game road sweep in Southern California last week, Cal State Stanislaus guard Christin Gowan became the California Collegiate Athletic Association women's basketball Player of the Week for the effort, it was announced Monday.
Stanislaus comes close but can’t overcome nationally ranked team
Despite a strong first half performance by the Warriors, No. 15 Cal State Dominguez Hills Toros rallied and held off Cal State Stanislaus 64-53 at the Torodome in Carson on Thursday afternoon.
Women Warriors dominate in win
Four players scored in double digits as the Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball team earned a 79-53 win over Cal State Dominguez Hills in Carson on Thursday afternoon.
Warriors basketball face winless team
This might be the break the Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball team need.
Stanislaus men go up against one of nation’s best
Unlike the women's team, the Cal State Stanislaus men's basketball team will have a tougher assignment during a trip to Southern California. Not only will the Warriors play two of the top teams in the California Collegiate Athletic Association but also one of the best teams in the nation.
Warriors’ usual suspects
The Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball players are approaching the final days of a 19-day layover between games. During this break, which includes taking this week off due to the mandatory NCAA dead period, the Warriors are thinking about their modest 4-4 overall record and how to make it better by the time Thursday's road conference game at Cal State Dominguez Hills comes around.
Warriors hold off late surge
Evan Scott scored 19 points with Dan Daviess netting a career-high 18 as the Cal State Stanislaus men's basketball team pulled away late from a pesky Cal Baptist team to win 65-56 Saturday night in nonconference action.
Finding his place
Brett Sayad is the closest thing to a local product on this season's Cal State Stanislaus men's basketball team. Well, at least one that's part of the playing rotation - which can be seen as quite of an exception since the Warriors are made up of players from across the country, and the world.
Warriors fall to ranked team in tournament play
The Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball team finished 1-1 at the CCAA/PacWest Challenge in San Francisco on Saturday after falling to No. 21 Grand Canyon 70-62.
Articles by Section - College
Stanislaus softball signs 3 standouts
Two junior college outfielders and a freshman pitcher have been added to the Cal State Stanislaus softball team, coach Jan Schefkowtiz announced this week. Rachel Borges, Lauren Liming and Natalie Rendon all signed national letters of intent and have enrolled in classes recently. Borgas is a transfer from Delta College in Stockton, where the outfielder was a two-time Big 8 Conference first-team selection. Borgas batted. 452, scored 51 runs and stole 26 bases to ...
Event to benefit Stanislaus running programs
Cal State Stanislaus will host its annual Running of the Warriors today to benefit the school's men's and women's cross country programs. The 5K run/walk, which starts at 9 a.m. in front of the Fitzpatrick Arena and circles around the campus, will allow the public a chance to run with the Stanislaus team. Runners from both the men's and women's teams will participate to see where they stand, though they will start 2 ...
Warriors volleyball in ‘good shape’ for season opener
In 2010, the Cal State Stanislaus women's volleyball team did something they had never done before: notch five straight wins.
Warrior women set sights on regional finish
When members of the Cal State Stanislaus women's cross country team hit the track this fall, one familiar face won't be among them.
Young men’s cross country team looks to excel with hard work
Last year was about rebuilding for the Cal State Stanislaus men's cross country team.
With All-American forward, Warrior women looking to capture conference
The loss still haunts the Cal State Stanislaus women's soccer team. On Nov. 5, 2010, the Warriors suffered their greatest, most heartbreaking blow of the season via a 2-1 defeat in double-overtime against Cal State L.A. in the California Collegiate Athletic Association's postseason tournament. It also happened in front of nearly 700 fans at Warrior Stadium, the place they call home.
Warriors return experience, welcome new talent
Dana Taylor is entering his third season as the head coach of the Cal State Stanislaus men's soccer team. In 2009, he left a Division I power - Oregon State - for Turlock, in hopes of taking the Warriors toward national prominence.
Getting off on the right foot
It might not happen this year, but Quentin Breshears could kick a game-winning field goal one day. Or he could punt the ball deep into the other team's territory, granting him high-five's all around.
18 Warriors earn academic honors
The Division II Athletics Directors Association announced this week the 2010-11 recipients of the DII ADA Academic Achievement Awards. Eighteen Cal State Stanislaus student-athletes made the list.
Schrier makes U.S. Amateur cut
Cal State Stanislaus golfer Teddy Schrier will get another shot at the U.S. Amateur Championship this summer. The junior from Atwater has once again earned his way into the tournament after placing second at a qualifying event on Monday in Fresno.
Stanislaus grad earns top honor in overseas tourney
Originally, Missy Corral wasn't on the American International Sports Team softball roster. This was back in November 2010, when she was gearing up for the Stanislaus softball season. Her teammate and roommate, Sara Locarnini, was asked to play for Team AIST Softball. At the time, she wasn't sure.
Stanislaus baseball announces tryout
The Cal State Stanislaus baseball program has announced a walk-on tryout set for 3 p.m. on Aug. 31 at Warrior Field.
Stanislaus volleyball adds talent
With less than two weeks before the start of double-days to prepare for the upcoming season, coach Christina Lore introduced some of the new faces joining the Cal State Stanislaus volleyball team in 2011.
UC Merced hires first coaches in NAIA era
UC Merced named John Sykes as the men's basketball coach and Allen McCreary as women's volleyball coach, the school announced Tuesday. They are the first coaching hires in the NAIA era, which begins in the fall.
Schrier an All-American scholar
The Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholars were announced by the GCAA last week and Cal State Stanislaus junior Teddy Schrier was one of 49 golfers in Division II to be selected.
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