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CSUN Turns in Solid Showing at ITA Southwest Regionals

CSUN Turns in Solid Showing at ITA Southwest Regionals

The CSUN women’s tennis team had some solid performances at the ITA Southwest Regional Championships on the campus of San Diego State this past weekend. Sophomore Elisa Elhadj reached the Round of 16 in her first time at the event, defeating opponents from Long Beach State, Pepperdine and UC Santa Barbara in singles competition.

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CSUN Maintains Big West South Lead with Draw at Cal State FullertonCSUN Maintains Big West South Lead with Draw at Cal State FullertonThe CSUN men’s soccer team (7-6-4, 4-2-3 BWC) earned a 1-1 draw at Cal State Fullerton Wednesday night in a Big West Conference match at Titan Stadium. Freshman Samuel Dadzie and senior Gabe Robinson combined in the 66th minute to force a CSF own-goal to level the match and senior Kevin Marquez made five saves as the Matadors maintained a one-point lead over the Titans for first place in the Big West South Division.Read More
Matadors Back Home to Host UC Davis, UC Irvine
Matadors Back Home to Host UC Davis, UC Irvine
NORTHRIDGE, CA – After enduring a stretch of 17 road contests in its first 20 matches, the CSUN women’s volleyball team (6-14, 2-6 Big West) returns to The Matadome for an extended stay beginning this week against UC Davis (11-10, 4-4 Big West) and UC Irvine (9-14, 4-5 Big West).
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Aaron Parks Looks to Make His Mark in His Final Season with CSUN
Aaron Parks Looks to Make His Mark in His Final Season with CSUN
Over his three seasons at the helm of the CSUN Men’s Basketball team, head coach Reggie Theus has often leaned to a specific member of his team to provide energy, hustle and hard-nosed play. Despite playing alongside some of the all-time greats in Matador history including Josh Greene (2010-14), Stephan Hicks (2011-15), Stephen Maxwell (2011-15) and Tre Hale-Edmerson (2012-16), guard Aaron Parks has managed to somehow stand out among the rest.
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Men’s Basketball vs. Cal State LA – 2 p.m. – The Matadome – Exhibition (Free admission)

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