Articles Posted in the Sports Category
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Coyote Jock Talk: Young Clippers struggle in Game 1 of semifinals
Game one of the Western Conference semifinals was a tough game for the underdog Clippers who struggled to stop the Spurs in the paint and at the three-point line. Through out the game, the Clippers could not match up with the speed of the Spurs in transition on the court or control the pace of [...]
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Lakers blog: The return of World Peace, Kobe trusts his teammates
By Spencer Hirsch |Asst. Sports Editor| In a game seven, with everything on the line, Kobe took Lakers nation by surprise: he trusted his teammates, throwing pass after pass after pass, picking up eight huge assists in the team’s 96-87 victory over the Denver Nuggets. His teammates did not let him down, as they made big shots [...]
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Rec Center features rock climbing fitness
By Jessica Bracamontes |Staff Writer| The rock climbing wall in the Student Recreation and Fitness Center offers students a chance to test their athletic abilities while providing health benefits. The wall is 34 feet high and has a width of 1,000 square feet. It is open to all CSUSB students. Those brave enough to scale [...]
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Cervantes credits support system for success
By Chelsea Underwood [Staff Writer] Senior softball player Felicia Cervantes will always remember the great influence her family and high school coach had in helping her develop into the talented player she has become in her four years as a Coyote. Cervantes started playing softball when she was six years old and wanted to attend [...]
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Coyote baseball advances to playoffs after winning CSU Dominguez Hills
By Ray Beasley |Staff Writer| The Coyotes clinched a CCAA tournament playoff spot on May 5 by sweeping their home doubleheader against Dominguez Hills. Courageously battling back after being down two games in a four-game series, the Coyotes demonstrated their consistent mental resilience. Originally, the Coyotes took the field with their eyes set on coming home [...]
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Darren Dworak and Ethan Chapman receive All-CCAA honors
By Amy Cutillo |Staff Writer| Coyote baseball has had a season to remember this year. With a collection of walk-off victories, stellar pitching performances and outstanding individual performances, the team has turned heads and has shown their competitors that they are a force to be reckoned with. Recently, Darren Dworak and Ethan Chapman added to [...]
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Walk-off balk ends Coyotes’ baseball playoff hopes
After Sonoma State runners advanced into scoring position on two separate wild pitches in the bottom of the ninth, third baseman Jeff Boulware scored on a walk-off balk, ending the Coyote’s season in a 3-2 loss. The uneventful call given by homeplate umpire Rob Hansen was at the expense of Coyote reliever Josh Pond, who had [...]
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Red Bull gives soccer players wings during on-campus tournament
By Jessica Bracamontes |Staff Writer| CSUSB students put on their soccer gear to participate in the Red Bull Kick-off Soccer Tournament on May 2 in front of the John M. Pfau Library lawn. The soccer tournament had eight teams consisting of four players each. The games were fifteen minutes long, and consisted of single elimination [...]
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Water polo ends season with loss to Sonoma State
By Amy Cutillo |Staff Writer| Coyote water polo had a rough time last weekend as they were unable to pull away with a victory during their final weekend of play this season. The Coyotes played their last match against Sonoma State and lost a tough contest, 18–9 . Georgianna Brau and Meghan McCarthy scored three [...]
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Butler honors father with dedication to softball
By Chelsea Underwood |Staff Writer| Shortstop Britney Butler shattered the softball school record for the most home runs in a single season, blasting 15 this year. Motivated throughout the season from the unfortunate death of her father, Butler has been playing with a big heart. Butler already tied the home run record her freshman year [...]
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