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Stanislaus soccer coaches bring in more talent
Dana Taylor started his career as the Stanislaus men's soccer coach with 11 wins in 2009 after four wins the previous season, as he also set other records along the way. But that won't be the end of his success story, considering he's bringing back nine starters for next season as well as a talented new class.
Warriors to host 2011, 2012 track championships
Turlock City Council Member Amy Bublak announced at the close of Tuesday night's meeting that California State University, Stanislaus will host the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championship in April or May of 2011 and 2012. Events will be held at Warrior Stadium, which is part of the $16.1 million Student Recreation Complex that made its official debut in August of last year.
Because of her persistence, Arnold is now the Warriors ace
After high school, Jennifer Arnold was faced with an unwanted dilemma. Her dream of playing college softball came to life after Cal State Stanislaus coach Jan Schefkowitz gave her the opportunity. But there was a catch: Arnold was not initially thought of as a pitcher. But she stuck with it. She started her college career as a first baseman and hitting specialist, but her role eventually morphed into a full-time gig in the circle four ...
Warriors suffer losses at CSSB’s Coyotes Den
SAN BERNARDINO - Both the Cal State Stanislaus women's and men's basketball teams suffered losses to Cal State Bernardino on Friday.
Warriors tennis no longer a surprise after stellar season
It's different now, and the Cal State Stanislaus women's tennis players are quite aware what is at stake this time around.
Warriors fall in homestand finale
The Cal State Stanislaus men's basketball players completed their longest homestand of the season in disappointing fashion, falling 74-68 to Cal State Monterey Bay at Warrior Arena on Saturday night.
Warriors welcome many new faces to baseball team
The other day, Cal State Stanislaus baseball coach Kenny Leonesio scanned the 2010 team roster and read aloud the role sheet like an elementary school teacher on his first day of class. There were quite a few unfamiliar names, and not so many old ones.
Stanislaus softball has ‘unfinished business’ after falling short in 2009
Hearts were broken and hopes were dashed in a city called St. George in Utah, where the Cal State Stanislaus softball players ended their 2009 season.
Warriors send Gators home with back-to-back losses
Both the Cal State Stanislaus women's and men's basketball teams claimed victory Friday night in back to back home court wins over San Francisco State.
Gowan’s late drive key Warriors’ win
Guard Christin Gowan had many reasons to be nervous, but she wasn't. She had the ball in her hands, and her Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball team was ahead by one point with less than a minute left after owning a 15-point advantage in the California Collegiate Athletic Association game against Cal State L.A. on Saturday night. The Warriors still had thoughts of blowing a big lead the night before.A moment earlier, Gowan missed a ...
Warriors succumb to another low-scoring game
With about 20 seconds left, Cal State Stanislaus guard Prince Abidoye lofted up a shot. It went sailing, as at least a couple of his teammates on the bench stood up in anticipation. It went in.
Warriors open track season with notable performances
Annie Burlingham and the Foldager sisters led Cal State Stanislaus on the opening day of the Indoor Track & Field season on Saturday, as the Warriors started the 2010 season at the Cherry and Silver Invitational in Albuquerque.
Warriors picked 8th in softball poll
The Cal State Stanislaus softball team completed last season one game shy of reaching the NCAA Division II National Championship tournament, falling short of repeating the Warriors' stellar run in 2007, when they lost in third game of the national tournament.
Warriors benefit from Monge’s career night
Frank Monge had another double-double and Cal State Stanislaus hung on to defeat visiting Chico State 66-56 on Tuesday night at Warrior Arena.
Playing with a heavy heart
Cal State Stanislaus men's basketball player Jordan Stokes doesn't have to look very far to remember what he lost a year ago. Both of his arms are covered with tattoos. As it is with almost anyone who has them, the body art is not to attract attention.
Articles by Section - College
Golden Bobcats set first intercollegiate schedule
The University of California Merced Golden Bobcats recently released its first official varsity athletic schedule.
Warriors make conference all-academic list
Of the 451 student-athletes named California Collegiate Athletic Association All-Academic for the 2010-11 year, 35 of them are from Cal State Stanislaus. The list was released Tuesday.
Warrior Stadium once again site for CCAA soccer tourney
For the third consecutive year, Cal State Stanislaus has been named the host of the California Collegiate Athletic Association Men's and Women's Soccer Championships, conference commissioner Robert J. Hiegert announced Tuesday.
Stanislaus women’s tennis honored
The Intercollegiate Tennis Association announced its postseason awards recently and the Cal State Stanislaus Warriors are well represented on its lists - for both athletic and academic accomplishments.
Wheeland dealing with college life
At the high school level, pitcher Vince Wheeland was a walking definition of the word "dominant." He had the size, the arm and the velocity to make batters think their time inside the batter's box was a short one.
Stanislaus men’s soccer hires well-traveled assistant
After serving as an assistant coach for a professional club soccer team in South Africa, Morgan Cathey will join the coaching staff of the Cal State Stanislaus men's soccer in the fall to strengthen the Warriors' recent success.
Watts added to All-Star game
Former Cal State Stanislaus pitcher Dakota Watts has been added to the South Division squad for the 2011 Florida State League All-Star Game, representing the Fort Myers Miracle of the High-A affiliate of the Minnesota Twins.
Golfer Blair named All-American
For the second straight year, Trevor Blair made the Division II PING All-America team as an honorable mention selection.
Stanislaus soccer assistant leaves for Midwest
Cal State Stanislaus men's soccer coach Dana Taylor announced Friday that Paul Lekics has stepped down from his assistant coaching position to return to the Midwest for a coaching gig with the FCX Soccer Club in Barrington, Ill. Lekics was with the Warriors for two seasons.
Former Stanislaus pitcher signs with Royals
Andrew Stueve, who recently wrapped up a stellar season with Cal State Stanislaus baseball, has signed a free agent contract with the Kansas City Royals.
Stanislaus grad earns second All-Star nod
Former Cal State Stanislaus baseball standout Marquis Fleming has been named a 2011 Southern League All-Star. Fleming - a pitcher for the Montgomery (Alabama) Biscuits, the Class AA affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays of the MLB - will play for the South Division on June 21 at Pringles Park in Jackson, Tenn.
Locals to compete in national rodeo event
Turlockers Matt Costa and Jeffrey Larson will compete in team roping in next week's College National Finals Rodeo in Casper, Wyo., with the event taking place at the Casper Events Center from Monday to June 19. What's at stake? National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association titles and scholarships.
Children’s book tells story of Mendonca, Bulldogs’ triumphant run
Today at Willow Bridge Books in Oakhurst, George Takata will hold a book signing from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. to promote his new children's book, "TimeOut's Great Baseball Adventure: How Fresno State's Favorite Bulldog Helped the Diamond Dogs Win the College World Series," which tells the story of the Fresno State baseball team's greatest triumph through the eyes of its mascot, TimeOut. That campaign, which took place in 2008, ...
Preikschas added to all-academic list
Add another academic achievement to the resume of Cal State Stanislaus women's tennis junior Verena Preikschas. The two-time All-American and two-time California Collegiate Athletic Association All-Academic honoree was named Thursday to the Capital One CoSIDA Academic All-America Women's At-Large Third Team.
Wheeland wraps up freshman season at Oklahoma State
Turlock High graduate Vince Wheeland had a learning experience as a freshman pitcher on the Oklahoma State baseball team. Since he was a newcomer, he didn't get much action, but he was part of a team that went to the NCAA Division I Nashville Regional, where the Cowboys lost 9-2 to Troy and 3-2 to Belmont to end the season on Saturday.
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