Just when the baseball team needed it most, true freshman Brian Mundell came through again on Sunday afternoon.
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Quarterbacks battle in Spring Game
Senior Vince Moraga, redshirt freshman Tanner Trosin, sophomore Dano Graves and senior Kenny Johnson took snaps behind center and mixed the Mustangs’ traditional up-tempo triple-option attack with a few passes downfield during Saturday’s Spring Game. Chris Brown, another option at quarterback, sat out the game with a bruised wrist. The four quarterbacks combined to take 105 snaps, with 83 rushing attempts and 23 passes, and totaled 467 yards of offense.
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Cal Poly grinds out win against UC Riverside, 3-1
Stephan Teodosescu steodosescu@mustangdaily.net While the Cal Poly baseball team is known for grinding out wins, the Mustangs proved that a little fortune once in a while doesn’t hurt. In two separate, but equally crucial instances Saturday night, the Mustangs found a way to get out of tough defensive spots to preserve either a then-tie game or a […]
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Long ball pushes Mustangs past Highlanders
Jefferson P. Nolan jnolan@mustangdaily.net When Elliot Stewart steps to the plate, he never tries to hit a home run. But as the catcher ground his back foot into the batters box in the bottom of the seventh inning against UC Riverside, the long ball came as an added bonus. “I never think ‘home run’, but […]
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Football readies for Spring Game
The Cal Poly football team will hit the turf this Saturday for the Spring Game — a chance to see how the Mustangs are shaping up for their second season in the Big Sky Conference.
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Graves, Trosin take familiarity into Spring Game
Four quarterbacks, one spot. Talk about a quarterback battle royale.
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Dome wins Best West Player of the Year
For the first time in Cal Poly history, a men’s tennis player was awarded the Big West Player of the Year award in two consecutive seasons.
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Lacrosse teams advance to playoffs
The Cal Poly women’s club lacrosse team, riding a 12-game winning streak, claimed the Western Women’s Lacrosse League (WWLL) title on April 21, soundly beating USC 20-7.
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Baseball falls twice to Dirtbags, drops 28-13
In what may prove to be a crushing blow to its postseason hopes, the No. 18 Cal Poly baseball team dropped the rubber match of a three-game series against Long Beach State 9-5 at Blair Field on Sunday.
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Prader leaps to new heights
Despite losses from the Cal Poly track and field team on both the men’s and women’s sides to UC Santa Barbara, Saturday’s performances yielded some positive results in its last dual meet of the season — most notably John Prader’s recording-breaking leap in the pole vault — as the team prepares to partake in the 2013 Big West Conference Championships.
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Men’s tennis drops season-ending semifinal match to Pacific
With his two-handed forehand, senior Andre Dome hits the ball a little bit differently then most tennis players.