Articles Tagged “Coyotes”

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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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    CSUSB celebrates Cinco de Mayo in style

    By Desirae Contreras |Staff Writer| CSUSB organizations on campus came together for Cinco De Mayo in celebrate the “The Battle of Puebla.” The Latino Business Student Association (LBSA), Foreign Language Advising and Guidance for Students department (FLAGS), Latino Cultural Clubs and the Santos Manuel Student Union (SMSU) Cross Cultural Center collaborated for the Cinco de [...]

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    Guerra’s ambitions extend beyond the game

    By Amy Cutillo |Staff Writer| Tony Guerra is making his name as a pitcher for Coyote baseball. Not only is he finding success in college athletics, but he’s taking control of his future here at CSUSB as well. Guerra began attending CSUSB in September after getting his Associate of Arts at Western Nevada College in [...]

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    Britney Butler makes history, but CSUSB softball falters against CSU Dominguez Hills

    By Chelsea Underwood |Staff Writer| The Coyote softball team struggled at home in their last series of the season on April 20–21, dropping three out of four games against the ninth ranked CSU Dominguez Hills Toros. The ladies struggled with the bats as they struck out 13 times in the 3–0 loss. The Toros took [...]

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    Softball bites the dust in weekend series with Chico State

    By Chelsea Underwood |Staff Writer| Coyote softball failed to deliver against the Chico State Wildcats during their April 14 0-2 road series loss. The Lady ‘Yotes were rocky from beginning to end in the first game, allowing a three-run home run by the Wildcats catcher Hailey Stockman in the first inning. Trouble escalated in the [...]

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    Sports Clubs make their way onto campus

    By Amy Cutillo  |Staff Writer| The Rec Center is kicking into gear and wants you to help make fellow Coyotes aware of the campus Sports Clubs and all they have to offer. The  Sports Clubs are an organized group of clubs on campus, much like the Chess Club or the Chemistry Club. They are student [...]

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    Coyotes dominate weekend series against Wildcats

    By Jessica Bracamontes |Staff Writer| The Coyotes improved to a 17–12 overall record after defeating the 15th ranked Chico State Wildcats in three out of four games April 5–7. Timely hitting and quality pitching played a major role in the Coyotes’ victories. The series began with the Coyotes losing to the Wildcats by a score of [...]

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    500 victories and counting for Parnell

    By Amy Cutillo |Staff Writer| Coyote baseball’s head coach, Don Parnell, has reached a milestone that may never be achieved here again at CSUSB. On March. 9, the Coyotes’ victory over the Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles was more than just the average everyday win. In defeating the Golden Eagles, Parnell was able to achieve his [...]

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    Coyotes struggle in tough weekend series

    By Chelsea Underwood |Staff Writer| The Coyotes’ softball team suffered an unfortunate 3–1 road series loss against the Cal State East Bay Pioneers on April 6 and 7. CSUSB split the first doubleheader of the series on Friday with a 5-3 loss in the first game and a 2-0 victory in the second. Being out for [...]

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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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