A 2010 report detailing alleged unprofessional conduct and sexual harassment by former head volleyball coach Jon Stevenson was released Wednesday, following a public records request. Cal Poly athletics director Don Oberhelman relieved Stevenson of his duties last week, and appointed Caroline Walters as interim head coach. She was an assistant coach to Stevenson for the […]
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Stevenson relieved of coaching duties
Head volleyball coach Jon Stevenson was relieved of his coaching duties on Sunday and assistant coach Caroline Walters will take over as interim head coach, according to a press release. “Caroline Walters has the team’s confidence, knows the game exceptionally well, has proven to be a good recruiter and will be a good role model for our student-athletes,” […]
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Freshman Mitch Haniger chooses college over the bigs
New York Mets on one hand, Cal Poly Mustangs on the other. Haniger chose to stay in school.
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Baseball undergoes second sober season
Prior to the 2009 baseball season, head coach Larry Lee implemented a dry season which means no alcohol during baseball season.
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Chase Pami remains humble on and off the mat
Cal Poly senior wrestler, Chase Pami, is focused, determined, ambitious and dedicated to his faith.
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BLOG: Cal Poly band brings energy to the court
Whenever they weren’t playing their instruments, the pep band members were cheering their lungs out for the women on the volleyball court.
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Men’s club soccer competes for national title
The men’s soccer club is one of 24 teams to compete in the National Campus Championship Series starting Thursday.
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Lee adds nine baseball recruits
Rolling off an NCAA Division I regional berth last year, baseball head coach Larry Lee announced Tuesday that nine recruits will pursue baseball careers at Cal Poly.
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Cal Poly athletics vs. Budget cuts
Poly athletics will take on its most threatening challenger this season: budget cuts. Athletics, like many university departments, is feeling the pressure to maintain program standards, while performing with less.