Not many athletes can say they’ve hit a home run almost every game, nor can they say they were one of two American’s chosen to play for a team in the Netherlands, however, Alyssa Dronenburg has accomplished many feats during her softball career at CSUSM.
Here's a list of all the CSUSM athletic scores from the past week and the Student-Athlete honorees for the 2011-2012 academic year! Congratulations to the winners and go Cougars!
The NBA playoffs are set and are in full effect. After a long, tumultuous labor disagreement to begin the season, the playoffs are finally here with 16 teams taking aim at the grandest prize in the league.
The road to the 2012 NFL season officially opened last Thursday night, with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell announcing the newest player to enter the league.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), heart disease is the leading cause of death in men and women in the United States. Furthermore, one in four deaths in the United States are due to heart disease.
Josh Castillo, a sophomore in CSUSM’s Political Science program, has a busy schedule. In addition to balancing his school and social life, Castillo also plays on the CSUSM Men’s Lacrosse team. I sat down with him and asked about his experiences with the team and how he juggles school, friends and sports.
CSUSM’s last home softball games ended on a high note as the women’s softball team took two consecutive wins on Sunday’s doubleheader of 8-0 and an impressive 19-0 against La Sierra University.
In the United States, breakfast is often overlooked as a result of the hectic lifestyles that many of us have fallen into. Unfortunately, skipping breakfast has proven to be detrimental to one’s health. Getting a healthy start in the morning by eating a nutritious breakfast will allow your body to reap major benefits.
A cool, breezy Thursday evening in San Marcos saw the #1 nationally ranked CSUSM softball team exert their power over Hope International University, sweeping them in a double header.
