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Stanislaus senior earns All-American honor in pole vault
Though he didn't successfully defend his national title in the pole vault, Cal State Stanislaus senior Kasey Burlingham still managed to leave his mark at the NCAA Division II Track and Field Championships in North Carolina on Saturday.
Former Turlock girls golfer named an All-American
Sonoma State freshman and Turlock High graduate Spencer Heller has added to her impressive postseason award tally with an Honorable Mention All-America honor, it was announced by the National Golf Coaches Association recently.
TC grad lands at D-I Sac State
For an aspiring professional baseball player, Eli Davis had the ideal high school graduation gift: a college scholarship, which is a major step in the process. But when he was about to sign his letter of intent, he learned that Division I's Cal yanked away his offer due to lack of scholarships available, leaving him confused about his future.
Warriors end run at nationals
Both Cal State Stanislaus' Derrhea McLiechey and Denali Foldager competed in the preliminary heats of their respective events during Thursday's NCAA Division II Track and Field Championships.
5 Warriors head to national track meet
Five Cal State Stanislaus track and field athletes are scheduled to compete in the NCAA Division II Championships at Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte, N.C., with the three-day event starting Thursday.
Warriors pitcher notches another award
All-California Collegiate Athletic Association relief pitcher and Cal State Stanislaus junior Leonard Giammanco can add another award to his trophy case as the righty was named to the Nation Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) All-Region Team on Wednesday.
Championship pole vaulter to be a Warrior in 2 sports
Tatum Bales, a successful high school pole vaulter, will be competing in two different sports at Cal State Stanislaus.
Stanislaus golf falls short of expectations at nationals
The shortened tournament field of 15 teams and 82 total players avoided the severe weather and managed to complete play at the NCAA Division II Men's Golf National Championships on Friday. Cal State Stanislaus moved up another spot to finish 13th.
Warriors better their marks before national track meet
In their final opportunity to clear a better height or run a faster time to solidify their chance at the National Championship meet, three Cal State Stanislaus track and field standouts made it count Friday night in Turlock.
Behind walk-on Taylor, Warriors golf heads to nationals
The field is set for the 2010 NCAA Division II Men's Golf Championship which begins Tuesday at the Sagamore Golf Club in Noblesville, Ind. After a sixth-place finish in the finals last year, the Cal State Stanislaus men's team returns to the division's biggest stage, looking to bring a championship back to Turlock behind Pac-10 transfer Brandon Taylor.
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Tuesday Men's golf Stanislaus at NCAA Championships at Sagamore Golf Club in Nobelsville, Ind.
Warriors basketball add 2 more JC players
Cal State Stanislaus men's basketball head coach Larry Reynolds officially named two more junior college transfers in Reggie Jones and Dan Daviess, who have signed their letters of intent to join the Warriors this fall.
Pitman grad shines for MJC, takes second in conference meet
Former Pitman High track and field standout Nick Jackson helped Modesto Junior College win big at the recent Big 8 Conference Championships, as he landed a mark of 45 feet, 11 inches in the triple jump to place second in the event.
Stanislaus pole vaulter earns back-to-back league titles
Kasey Burlingham repeated as the California Collegiate Athletic Association champion in pole vault as he led the Cal State Stanislaus men's track and field team to a solid fourth-place finish at the CCAA Championships on the campus of UC San Diego on Saturday.
Warriors golf earns return trip to nationals
The Cal State Stanislaus men's golf team rallied behind leader Brandon Taylor on Wednesday during the final round of the NCAA Regionals as the Warriors jumped up from fifth to finish third, qualifying for the national tournament.
Articles by Section - College
Warriors best SF Gators in CCAA play
Apparently, the Gators didn't want Reggie Jones to shoot the ball. Fortunately for the Warriors, he didn't have to as much Saturday night as Cal State Stanislaus beat San Francisco State, 82-65, at The Swamp.
Jones on fire, but not enough to top Pomona
Reggie Jones scored a career-high 30 points and carried the Warriors on his shoulders as they rallied from down 13 points before dropping a heartbreaker, 66-65, in the final seconds of a CCAA game against No. 23 Cal Poly Pomona.
Cal Poly Pomona too much for young Warriors
The less-experienced Warriors could not keep up with 12th-ranked Cal Poly Pomona as the Broncos used a huge first half run to take control en route to an 81-56 win Thursday night.
Warriors notch second straight win
The Warriors were not going to be another CCAA team to fall victim to the Dominican Penguins in a non-conference contest Saturday at Fitzpatrick Arena.
Hot shooting lifts Stanislaus over host FPU
The Cal State Stanislaus men's basketball team shot lights-out in the second half as the Warriors defeated tournament host Fresno Pacific, 71-65, Saturday afternoon.
Warriors run by Texas A&M International
Joseph Malone made a successful debut as a Warrior. After sitting out the season opener last Friday with an injury, Malone came off the bench to score 17 points to lead Cal State Stanislaus over Texas A&M International.
Men’s basketball season in full effect
California State University, Stanislaus' men's basketball team kicked off the season with a win over Pacifica University on Friday. The Warriors are hoping the win will set the tone for the rest of the season as they shoot for the CCAA championship with a revamped team. Last year the team ended with an overall record of 12-15 and a conference record of 10-12. Stanislaus barely missed a spot in the CCAA Championship Tournament, ...
Warrior women building focus
California State University, Stanislaus' women's basketball team is rebuilding this season, grooming a young team to help make up for the loss of its top three players from last year. The Warrior women are already out to a slow start, dropping their first game against Chico State last week. The keys to development and success this season will hinge on focus, retention and confidence. "Unfortunately, it's something they control more than me," ...
Warriors earn All-Region honors
Three members of the Cal State Stanislaus women's soccer team and one member of the men's team were named to CoSIDA/Daktronics Soccer All- Region teams.
Jones leads Warriors to season opener victory
In their season debut, the Cal State Stanislaus Warriors were impressive as they had little trouble against visiting Pacifica College in an 86-67 win.
Running through uncertainty: Kaitlyn James ready for State
The transition from high school to college can be a rough task. Unknown expectations, self doubt and anxiety are all part of the equation when teenagers step onto the collegiate level. This process can be even more nerve-racking for student athletes, who must adjust to the new academic setting and a higher level of competition. Turlock's Kaitlyn James was no exception. James, a 2011 Turlock High School graduate, began her first semester with ...
Stanislaus names women’s soccer coach interim AD
Vice President and Provost James Strong announced Tuesday that Gabriel Bolton was appointed interim athletics director effective today.
Warrior duo advance to Bulldog Classic finals
Cal State Stanislaus' top doubles team of Verena Preikschas and Katie Eng had quite a run last weekend at the Fresno State Bulldog Classic. The duo advanced all the way to the doubles championship match before losing to the No. 2 seeded team from Fresno State on Sunday.
Local volleyball standouts continue success at Holy Names University
A pair of local volleyball players continued their path of success this year with the Holy Names Hawks. Outside hitter Ashley Nickell, a Modesto High graduate, captured the player of the year award and Pitman graduate Kayla Coleman was named Libero of the year; both players have received these honors in two consecutive years. The outstanding play by Nickel and Coleman helped the Hawks finish 16-9 overall and 10-0 in the Cal ...
Warriors’ historic season ends with PK shootouts
It's tough to have to play a team four times in a season. In a rematch of the CCAA Championship match, the Warriors' season came down to penalty kick shootout after Chico State and Cal State Stanislaus battled to a 1-1 tie on Friday.
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