The Cal Poly mock trial team competed against 48 other teams in the National Championship Tournament — one of only six California universities to qualify. This was the first time the program made it to the National Championship since 2017 and was only the second time Cal Poly made the tournament in the team’s 15-year […]
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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 swim club ranks No. 24 in College Club Swimming National Championship
The Cal Poly club swim team dominated at the College Club Swimming National Championship (CCS) this past weekend, ranking No. 24 out of 118 other collegiate swim clubs. Established in Spring 2017, the Cal Poly swim club has come a long way. Starting with just 12 members, they now have more than 100 members this […]
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STUNT team wins all-girl Gameday Division National Championship
The Cal Poly STUNT team beat out several in-state rivals for the National Championship.
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Cal Poly Rocket League launches into nationals
If the Mustangs win the CRL National Championship, each player on the team would earn $5,000 in scholarships.
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Cross-country heads to Indiana for national championship
With 122 points, the Cal Poly men’s cross-country team finished third at the NCAA West Regionals on Saturday morning and earned an at-large berth to the NCAA National Championships on Nov. 21. On the women’s side, senior Leanne Fogg and true freshman Meghan Breadmore punched their tickets to the national championship meet as individual qualifiers, […]
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Wrestling program builds toward legacy
The Cal Poly wrestling program works hard, on and off the mat, to keep their program alive.
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College playoffs need to change
As Rep. Joe Barton (R-Texas) took on the heads of college football this past week in a House sub-committee meeting, the debate over college football’s postseason once again became a hot topic issue among sportswriters and fans of college football nationwide.