By Mason Nesbitt, Sports Information Director On Monday, with rain pelting the roof of his office, TMU women’s basketball coach Dan Waldeck retrieves a cell phone from his desk to show something rarer than water falling from the Southern California sky. In an Instagram video – in slow motion,...

For 20 minutes Saturday afternoon, The Master’s University’s women’s basketball team didn’t appear to be fully recovered from its GSAC-opening loss to Menlo College earlier this week. Then the second half happened. “I thought we responded really well in the second half,”...

In the 68 days since basketball season opened, the outlook for The Master’s University men’s and women’s teams has remained about as steady as a fourth-year starting point guard. The women (9-2) enter Golden State Athletic Conference play ranked No. 15 in NAIA Division 1 after starting the year...

In the 68 days since basketball season opened, the outlook for The Master’s University men’s and women’s teams has remained about as steady as a fourth-year starting point guard. The women (9-2) enter Golden State Athletic Conference play ranked No. 15 in NAIA Division 1 after starting the year...

TMU Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of 10 stories highlighting moments TMU’s Sports Information Staff felt defined 2017. 7) Parada and Tembo sweep GSAC’s top honors After leading their respective squads to successful campaigns on the field in the fall, juniors Benjamin...

With winter just two days away, The Master’s University men’s basketball team shot like it was the middle of summer Tuesday afternoon, outscoring 17th-ranked Montana Western 108-95 to complete a three-game sweep at the Cactus Classic at Chandler-Gilbert Community College in Arizona. “This...

Over the last 20-plus years, Monte Brooks has traveled, sometimes trekked, to the annual American Baseball Coaches Association Convention, whether it was in Nashville, Atlanta or Anaheim. He rarely missed. He hoped each year to glean from some of the country’s best baseball minds. On the morning of...

Mostly dominating from start to finish in 10 of its first 11 games, The Master’s University men’s basketball team hasn’t had to rally from too many deficits in the first two months of the 2017-18 season. The Mustangs had to on Monday evening, and they did it in dramatic fashion with...

With an offense that challenged the program’s single-season goals record, The Master’s University women’s soccer team was almost almost never out of any game it played: The Mustangs were always within striking range. Likewise, by advancing to the final 16 of the NAIA national soccer tournament...

The list of Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes, released recently, was backloaded with four athletes from The Master’s University. That’s not to say the Mustangs were way down on the list, just that their four honorees all played in the midfield or on the back line this season. Midfielders Benjamin...