Articles Tagged “CCAA”
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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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Coyote baseball’s bats were hot against UC San Diego Tritons
By Jessica Bracamontes |Staff Writer| By Spencer Hirsch |Asst. Sports Editor| The Coyotes split their four game series on April 19–21 against the conference leading UC San Diego Tritons. After taking the first two games at home, the Coyotes looked to take the series by winning at least one game, in the doubleheader on April 21 [...]
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Baseball clicking as playoffs approach
By Jessica Bracamontes |Staff Writer| The Coyotes continued their winning ways at home as they took three out of four games from the Cal State East Bay Pioneers April 14–16. This series gave the ‘Yotes six wins in their last eight games at home. The Coyotes increased their overall regular season record to 20–13 and their [...]
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Coyotes big men recognized by CCAA
By Richard Dawson |Staff Writer| Junior forward Kwame Alexander and senior forward Theron Laudermill were recognized on Feb. 29 by the CCAA for their on-court impacts this season. Alexander was named to the All-CCAA’s first team and Laudermill was named to the second team. On March 7, Alexander was also named to Daktronics All-West Region [...]
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Men’s basketball can’t close door on Sonoma State
By Richard Dawson |Staff Writer| The CSUSB men’s basketball teams’ season came to a close after suffering a devastating 61-60 loss to Sonoma State on Feb. 28. The loss was made even more frustrating, as the Coyotes found themselves in position to come away with the victory, leading 60-58 with 11 seconds remaining in the game. [...]
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Baseball suffers extra-inning loss
By Spencer Hirsch |Asst. Sports Editor| The Coyotes left it all on the field in a 16-inning, four-and-a-half hour marathon on the road on Sunday, Feb. 26 against conference opponent CSU Monterey Bay. Unfortunately, they fell one run short of a victory, losing in a 7–6 heartbreaker in the finale of their four-game series against [...]
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Men’s basketball falls short in showdown against Chico State
By Jovani Gama |Sports Editor| The men’s basketball team had a chance to avenge a loss they suffered earlier in the season against the powerful Chico State Wildcats, and claim first place in the CCAA potentially, Beforehand, they had to take care of business against a tough Cal State Stanislaus Warriors squad. The Coyotes did [...]
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Softball struggles in weekend series but remains confident
By Zion Guillory |Staff writer| This past weekend CSUSB’s softball team traveled to Las Vegas, Feb.11 and 12, where they took on fierce competition. Saturday Feb. 2 proved to be a tough schedule as the Coyotes played two games in one day. Their first matchup was against the undefeated Cal Baptist University Lancers. The Coyotes [...]
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Men’s basketball crawling to the finish line
Zion Guillory |Staff Writer| Recently our men’s basketball team had an intense road trip in which they faced two tough squads. They began their trip against a feisty San Francisco State University team and concluded it against a very talented Cal Poly Pomona squad. The team managed a hard fought victory over the San Francisco [...]
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Men’s basketball looks to bounce back
Richard Dawson |Staff Writer| The past few weeks have been full of highs and lows for the CSUSB men’s basketball program. Just over a week ago the team had a three-game win streak, culminating with head coach Jeff Oliver’s 200th win for CSUSB. That win was supposed to be a momentum builder, but turnovers have [...]
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