The Cal Poly women’s basketball team erased the specter of an ugly loss early in the conference schedule by beating Cal State Fullerton 72-61 on Saturday night in Mott Gym to win their sixth consecutive game.
“We felt like our game at Fullerton was an embarrassment,” Cal Poly head coach Faith Mimnaugh said.
Men’s basketball Cal Poly 75, Cal State Fullerton 72 Cal Poly junior guard Lorenzo Keeler scored a career-high 29 points to help the Mustangs (6-14, 3-7 Big West Conference) edge past Cal State Fullerton on Saturday night in Titan Gym. Keeler hit 10-of-12 from the field including six 3-pointers in breaking his old career-high of 25 points that he set last month at Pacific.
The Cal Poly women’s softball team will open their season against San Diego State at the Stacy Winsberg Memorial Tournament at UCLA on Friday.
Coming back from last year’s third place Big West finish and 24-22 overall record, head coach Jenny Condon said the team has been preparing since the end of last season, and looks strong going into their first tournament.
The Cal Poly women’s basketball team defended UC Irvine 61-51 on Thursday night in Mott Gym for their fifth-straight victory.
The Mustangs (14-7, 6-3 Big West Conference) led 20-18 at intermission in a game in which both teams struggled with their shooting out of the gate.
Cal Poly women’s basketball team extended it’s winning streak to five as the rallied behind sophomore guard Kristin Santiago and junior forward Becky Tratter to beat UC Irvine 61-50 Thursday in Mott Gym.
Coming into Thursday’s game, the Anteaters (5-17, 2-7) were having some success of their own, winning two of their last three contests and getting their first two conference wins.
For college football fans, signing day is the equivalent of the NFL draft to pro fans. It is the day that could determine the success or failure of a team for several years to come.
For fans of Cal Poly football, it is a chance to see what a new coaching regime can do with just three weeks of preparation time to start rebuilding a team that lost the majority of its top-ranked offense and was young on defense.
When the high school football season wrapped up, Michael Santini of Leland High School in San Jose got to work putting together his best football film to distribute to 15 college football programs.
It wasn’t until early January that he noticed serious calls coming in from scouts.
Kyle Shotwell’s days of fighting for an NFL roster spot are over. The 2006 Buck Buchanan Award winner and former Cal Poly linebacker reunited with his alma mater’s gridiron squad earlier this month when new head football coach Tim Walsh welcomed him back to the Mustang family as an assistant coach.
People don’t usually end up living the life they dreamed about when they were young. There just isn’t enough room for everyone to become a doctor, astronaut, actor, athlete or any other title that made the lofty list of possibilities. However, there are those select few who ignore that reasoning, stick to the initial plan and prevail anyway.
It’s back to the road for the Mustangs (5-13, 2-6 Big West Conference) after losing to Cal State Northridge (9-10, 6-3), in a lopsided 79-68 nationally televised game Saturday night.
The Mustangs came into Mott Gym with two consecutive away victories, but were put away by the Matadors led by Josh Jenkins’ 18 points.
Cal Poly had a dominating performance at home against the Cal State Northridge on Saturday with a decisive 7-0 victory.
The Mustangs (2-0, 1-0 Big West Conference) won all six singles matches and two out of three doubles matches. At No. 1 singles, junior Suzie Matzenauer easily defeated Evgeniya Vertesheva 6-2, 6-0.