With just under a minute to play down three, Cal Poly put the game in their elite scorer’s hands, Kobe Sanders. As the clock was winding down just under a minute, Sanders took three dribbles into a fadeaway three-pointer that airballed wide left. This was the beginning of Cal Poly’s frustration. Even with Jarred Hyder’s […]
Hyder’s 21 points not enough to find Cal Poly’s first conference win
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With no Stires, Cal Poly Women’s Basketball mounts 21-point comeback against Long Beach State
Back when Cal Poly Women’s Basketball head coach Shanele Stires and assistant coach Samba Johnson worked together on the Ohio University basketball staff, they made a pact that whoever got a head coaching job first would hire the other. When Stires was named the head coach of Cal Poly in 2022, she brought Johnson with […]
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Cal Poly Wrestling unable to overcome Arizona State in top 25 matchup
Only one wrestler pulled out a win in a battle between two top 25 programs in No.25 Cal Poly and No.24 Arizona State. Redshirt sophomore Jarad Priest was the only Mustang to defeat his opponent as the Mustangs fell 34-4 in their final home dual of the season. The Mustangs (5-4, 1-3 Pac-12) were missing […]
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Cal Poly Men’s Tennis defeats Eastern Washington but drops matchup to Boise State
Cal Poly Men’s Tennis beat Eastern Washington 6-1 but fell to Boise State 6-1 on Feb. 9 and 10, their first matches in three weeks in Boise, ID. Although they were scheduled to play San Diego State at home on Feb. 4, the game got postponed due to rain. Leather makes return against Eastern Washington […]
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Cal Poly Women’s Tennis splits matchups against San Jose State and University of San Francisco
Cal Poly Women’s Tennis played two matches at San Jose State. The first was against the home Spartans on Friday, Feb. 9, where the Mustangs fell 4-3. However, the team routed the University of San Francisco the following day by a 6-1 score. Women’s Tennis Fall to San Jose State in First Loss of the […]
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Building Blocks to a Championship Legacy: Cal Poly Women’s Tennis Aims High in 2024
Cal Poly Women’s Tennis continues to be one of the school’s top programs and must-see tennis year in and year out. “The team has a lot of depth,” head coach Ellie Edles Williams said. “We keep a competitive atmosphere at practice and within the team, other teams should fear that. We’re hungry. We’re tired of […]
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SLO Buy Local Bonus Program injects nearly $1 million into local economy
In results for the City of San Luis Obispo’s Buy Local Bonus program, $943,547 was injected directly into the local economy this holiday season, marking the fourth consecutive year of substantial impact, according to the SLO Chamber of Commerce.
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Front Porch: ‘Donde cada persona y momento cuenta’
Editor’s note: El artículo fue originalmente escrito en Inglés. La traducción en Español fue hecha por Emilia Pirir. Después de la pandemia, Front Porch, una cafetería sin fines de lucro basada en la fe, abrió sus puertas para todos los estudiantes y desde entonces ha estado llena a todas horas del día. Está ubicada al final de […]
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Cal Poly Men’s Basketball drops 12th straight game in loss to CSUN
Cal Poly Men’s Basketball’s lack of offensive efficiency continued as the Mustangs lost their 12th straight game, 78-65, against the Cal State Northridge Matadors (15-9, 6-6) on Thursday, Feb. 8, at the Premier America Credit Union Arena. The Mustangs (4-20, 0-12 Big West) have lost their third straight to the Matadors dating back to last […]
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Shah’s 25 points, Bourland’s seven steals help Cal Poly Women’s Basketball sneak past Cal State Northridge
Throughout the course of this season, Cal Poly Women’s Basketball head coach Shanele Stires has relied on her returning players in crucial moments of games, and Thursday was no different. Each of the four returners, Annika Shah, Sierra Lichtie, Natalia Ackerman, and Sydney Bourland, played crucial roles in Cal Poly (12-9, 8-4 in Big West) […]
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Cal Poly contributes to PayByPhone’s successful tree-planting campaign
In efforts to promote sustainability on campus, Cal Poly participated in PayByPhone’s tree-planting campaign throughout December, according to Cal Poly’s Dec. 13 report. PayByPhone is available for all campus visitors to use when paying for parking on campus but is also a service provided elsewhere in California.