The Sports Center was up and running Thursday night for the first home game and first win of the women’s volleyball season against the La Sierra Eagles.
The crowd’s electrifying energy noticeable as the Cougars won their first home game. CSUSM won the first set 25-12, the third set 25-21, and...
Amy Chastain, Assistant Sports Editor
• September 29, 2015
By accepting the offer to coach for CSUSM, Jared Suwyn returns under the familiar tutelage of Head Baseball Coach Dennis Pugh.
The once-upon-a-time pitcher is making more than just a job commitment. He is at the start of a picturesque narrative in which a young coach returns to his baseball...
CSUSM athletics has come a long way since its inception in 1998 with three original teams. The program now boasts 13 teams, 24 conference championships and three national titles.
By Corrina Babiash-Clark
Staff Writer
The CSUSM men's and women's cross country teams managed impressive team finishes of 13th and 8th place, respectively, at the NAIA National Championships held in Kansas on Nov. 23.
With temperatures in the mid 20s, dropping to mid-teens with the wind chill,...
By Jennifer Hager
Staff Writer
Steven Ing’s first place finish at the conference championship tournament helped the Cougars secure their sixth consecutive Association of Independent Institutions (AII) title.
Not only is Ing a stellar athlete, but he has an interesting background.
Originally...
By Shaina Pardo
Staff Writer
As the fall seasons are coming to an end, the Cougars are all ending on a good note.
The teams have some big playoff expectations. Both the men’s and women’s cross country teams will be going to nationals. The men are currently ranked ninth in the NAIA. A couple of...
By Corrina Babiash-Clark
Staff Writer
For Dylan Perry, an attacker for CSUSM men’s lacrosse team, the sport is a family affair. It was passed on to him and his younger brother by their father. The three of them would spend hours together after school playing the sport in the backyard.
Beyond...
Cougar men’s soccer did everything but win the game Saturday night in Arizona, controlling play but losing focus late in the game to fall 2-1 to Mid-American Nazarene University. For Head Coach Ron Pulvers’ super young squad, it’s a tough result, but a positive learning experience.
Cougar women’s soccer turned in its most dominating performance of the young season thus far, rolling to a 3-1 win over Judson University on the final day of the Embry-Riddle Invitational in Prescott. Outside of a blip in the 12th minute, CSUSM dominated the game from start to finish, out-shooting Judson 32-8 and holding a 5-2 edge in corner kicks.
Cougar men’s soccer recorded its second straight win on Friday, defeating Oklahoma Christian 2-1 on day one of two in Prescott, Arizona. ““The team continued to play with good spirit and fight,” commented Head Coach Ron Pulvers.
#14-ranked CSU San Marcos women’s soccer carried the momentum from its last game (a tie with #12 Vanguard) to Prescott, Arizona on Friday, winning 4-0 over Oklahoma Christian. “The team played with good commitment today,” commented Head Coach Ron Pulvers. “Right now it’s all about developing consistency.”
