For the first time since being promoted to a Division I sport, Cal Poly STUNT hosted the STUNT Stampede on April 3-4, where they finished the two-day event with a 3-1 record.
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Women’s ultimate Frisbee plays at nationals for the first time
As winter quarter came to a close, anticipation peaked for the biggest collegiate ultimate Frisbee tournament of the term. Friends and family frequently confronted recent business graduate and one of the 2024-25 SLO Motion A team captains, Brooke Nishida, with the same question. “How do you feel about the Northwest Challenge?” people asked her. Her […]
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How Cal Poly men’s and women’s club volleyball show up for each other
At the Kansas City Convention Center in mid-April, the typical sounds of shoes squeaking, hands smacking volleyballs and falling to the ground echo throughout the building. Something that stands out, though, is the louder-than-normal cheers coming from the sidelines of the Cal Poly Men’s Club Volleyball game.
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Fifth year’s a charm: The passion of the Men’s Water Polo club team
Most college athletes start their sport at a young age; business administration senior Jack Sweet is no different. What started as Splash Ball, an introductory version of water polo for children, developed into collegiate water polo and the dreams of eventually winning a national championship.
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The fine line: A look into Cal Poly club sports
After her busy day of classes, biological sciences sophomore Andie Tetzlaff suits up in her one piece and goalie cap for two and a half hours of water polo practice at Anderson pool behind Mott Gym. She and her 39 teammates do this five days a week during winter quarter. Tournaments are almost every weekend […]
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Club sports athletes frustrated with Cal Poly’s new club sports logo requirements
Prior to this year, any club team with a coexisting National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) team was required to use the terminology “club” rather than “team.” However, new requirements at Cal Poly state that club sports organizations — regardless of NCAA overlap — must include the phrase “club sports” on all merchandise, as stated in […]
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Recreational sports to resume today, but Cal Poly club sports still uncertain
Recreational athletes have been forced to put a hold on their preferred sports since the pandemic began last spring. Today, these athletes will finally be able to play their sports again. Recreational sports are allowed to resume with modifications on Friday, Feb. 26 according to the California Health Department. This applies to all youth and […]
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No. 1 ranked Spikeball duo heads to nationals this weekend
The tournament will be in Atlanta, Georgia from April 12-14.
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Cal Poly Club Roller Hockey qualified to national tournament
The Cal Poly Club Roller Hockey club team qualified as one of 16 Division II teams for the National Collegiate Roller Hockey Championships in Rochester, New York from April 10–14. The Mustangs will roll into Rochester with 16 wins, three losses, two overtime losses and a Western Collegiate Roller Hockey League (WCRHL) title. Spirits are […]
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Cal Poly Men’s Club Lacrosse plays top 20 showdown under Spanos Stadium lights
The Mustangs lost 13-8 to Chapman in the club’s highlight game of the year.
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Patrick Madden brings international experience to club rugby
As a high school All-American rugby player with significant international exposure, sophomore Patrick Madden has brought his talent and love for the game to the Cal Poly Club Rugby team. Madden is looking to add on another chapter to his lengthy book of achievements and personal successes. “The USA platform is a super cool thing […]