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Warriors softball forgetting last season
Cal State Stanislaus softball coach Jan Schefkowitz contorted her face into a smirk after being asked about last season's letdown.
Warriors split series with Lumberjacks
The Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball team was defeated 85-80 by Humboldt State Thursday night in a California Collegiate Athletic Association contest at Lumberjack Arena.
Warriors fall short against HSU
Looking to beat a nationally ranked team for the second consecutive game, the Cal State Stanislaus men's basketball team gave up a great fight before falling to No. 14 Humboldt State, 77-67, Thursday night.
Warriors take solid position in conference after win
Christin Gowan equaled her career-high and the Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball team held off visiting Cal State Dominguez Hills in a 62-56 win Saturday night at Fitzpatrick Arena to move the Warriors into sole possession of sixth place in the California Collegiate Athletic Association standings.
Warriors shock nationally ranked team
On Saturday night, in front of a home crowd at Fitzpatrick Arena, the Cal State Stanislaus men's basketball team earned what coach Larry Reynolds called "the biggest win of the year."
Warrior women roll over Golden Eagles
With its best offensive showing of the conference season, the Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball team easily claimed a 96-73 victory over visiting Cal State L.A. Friday night at Fitzpatrick Arena.
Stanislaus bests Cal State L.A. for first time in five meetings
The Warriors beat Cal State L.A. for the first time in five meetings - thanks to their defense and the Golden Eagles' inability to make plays down the stretch.
Scoring explosions not enough for Warriors
The Cal State Stanislaus men's basketball team had two 20-point scorers, with another coming close to joining that club. But the Warriors just couldn't overcome San Francisco State, which performed well enough for a 73-68 win on Saturday night at Fitzpatrick Arena.
Stanislaus women snap 4-game skid
A day after succumbing to its fourth consecutive loss, the Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball team recovered by holding off San Francisco State for a 56-50 win on Saturday night at Fitzpatrick Arena, thanks in part to a career night from guard Theresa Henderson.
Hot shooting gives Warriors another win
Reggie Jones tied his career high with 26 points and added 10 rebounds as the Warriors handled Cal State Monterey Bay, 89-72, Friday night with another hot shooting night.
Stanislaus women fall to undefeated Otters
The well-balanced team of Cal State Monterey Bay remains undefeated after the visiting Otters defeated the Cal State Stanislaus Warriors, 83-71, at Fitzpatrick Arena on Friday.
Hot shooting not enough for Warriors
One night after turning in a season-low shooting night, the Warriors turned it around and had the best shooting game of the season. But Cal State San Bernardino held off a strong Cal State Stanislaus second-half rally to defend its home court for a 75-66 win on Saturday in San Bernardino.
Busi notches 30th in Stanislaus loss
Katie Busi's 30th career double-double wasn't quite enough for the Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball team as the Warriors fell to Cal State San Bernardino, 66-47, Saturday night at Coussoulis Arena in San Bernardino.
Warrior men no match for Pomona
The Warriors were held without a field goal for nearly 12 minutes in the second half as defending national champion Cal Poly Pomona beat Cal State Stanislaus, 52-37, Friday night.
Broncos best Stanislaus women
The Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball team was defeated, 80-57, by the Cal Poly Pomona Broncos Friday night in a California Collegiate Athletic Association contest.
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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.
Former Hawk eyeing Junior Nationals as Warrior walk-on freshman
Juan Contreras never had much of a passion for track and field in high school. The former Delhi High Hawk primarily played football, but he was persuaded by then coach Matt Cabral to put his strength to use by throwing for the track team his sophomore year. Delhi's team was still growing at the time and any points were welcome. Things changed for Contreras once he became a senior, however. A junior year ...
Graham tosses Warriors' first no-hitter
For a program with over 1,000 wins, two national championships and numerous All-Americans over the course of its 48-year history, it's hard to do anything someone hasn't done before playing baseball at Cal State Stanislaus. But that's just what Andrew Graham did Saturday afternoon. The senior side-armer took a spot start in game two of Saturday's doubleheader against Cal State Dominguez Hills and turned it into a historic occasion, throwing the first no-hitter in Cal State ...
Warriors golf win Coyote Classic; Smith tied for second
With all five players in the top 23 of the leader board, the Cal State Stanislaus men's golf team captured a victory at the Coyote Classic hosted by Cal State San Bernardino. The win is the Warriors' first this spring and their second victory for the 2012-13 season. The Warriors topped the entire field with a low of 282 in round three to surpass host and previous leader Cal State San Bernardino with a ...
Stanislaus shutout in series finale against East Bay
For the sixth time this season - and the second time in this series - the Cal State Stanislaus baseball was held scoreless on Sunday as the Warriors dropped the finale, 8-0, to Cal State East Bay.
Warriors baseball notch opening day win
Justin Charles capped a perfect day Friday with the perfect ending.
Pitman grad Austin Keaton finds success on collegiate baseball, basketball teams
Austin Keaton was riding high in 2010. The former Pitman High standout had secured a roster spot with Culver-Stockton College's baseball program-his only scholarship offer-and was on his way to fulfilling his collegiate athletic dreams But after a year in Canton, Mo. with the Wildcats something was missing. Keaton was finding success on the baseball field but something was gnawing at him, telling him to look back home to the Valley. It ...
Warriors' Ghabbour posts record in mile run
Cal State Stanislaus' Marina Ghabbour set a school record in the mile run at Boise State's Jacksons Indoor Invitational to highlight the Warriors' day on Saturday. Ghabbour, who also helped the distance medley relay team to a new school mark on Friday, posted a time of 5:03.50 to finish ninth behind all Division I athletes. "Marina had a pretty good weekend with a couple of school records," coach Diljeet Taylor said. "It was a ...
Monterey downs Stanislaus women
The Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball team was not able to get much offense going for the second night in a row, this time against a hot team as Cal State Monterey Bay won 70-44 Saturday night.
Otters leave Warrior Arena with win
It came down to the final moments of the game in a very tightly-contested battle - and the visiting Cal State Monterey Bay Otters ended up on top with a 78-74 win Saturday night at Fitzpatrick Arena.
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