Cal Poly Volleyball’s unprecedented tournament run came to an end Thursday afternoon after falling to No. 1 seed University of Kentucky in a 3-0 sweep.
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Posted inCross-country
Kelli Gaffney earns first NCAA selection for Cal Poly Cross Country since 2018
Junior Kelli Gaffney became the first runner from the women’s program to reach the NCAA Cross Country Championships since 2018.
Posted inWomen's Soccer
Halladay’s last minute goal seals Big West Championship win, sends Cal Poly Women’s Soccer to NCAA Tournament
Sunday’s win sealed their first Big West Championship in 21 years, defeating defending champions UC Santa Barbara in a contested 1-0 victory. With the win, the Mustangs kept their season alive and gained an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament.
Posted inWomen's Basketball
Annika Shah took years to break a Cal Poly three-point record. She did it in just one game in London
Shah, a four-year point guard for the Mustangs, signed with the London Lions to continue her athletic career. She credits her success to the leadership she learned throughout her time as a Mustang.
Posted inMen's Soccer
Blue-Green part one: Cal Poly Men’s Soccer splits first chaotic rivalry match
Despite many distractions including lightinig, tortillas and a massive crowd, the Mustangs (3-3-3) were able to hold the Gauchos (2-4-3) scoreless for the third rivalry matchup in a row.
Posted inSept Print 25
What’s next for Cal Poly swim and dive?
Keira Scott is dealing with a rare case of déjà vu as she begins her sophomore year at Cal Poly. The Toronto native committed to swim at Loyola Marymount University (LMU) during her senior year of high school, but LMU cut its women’s swim team — along with five other varsity sports — before she […]
Posted inMen's Soccer
Season Preview: Cal Poly Men’s Soccer looks to repeat as Big West Champs
Entering the 2025 season on the back of its first Big West Regular Season Title in program history, Cal Poly Men’s Soccer is set to face some of the toughest competition in the nation. The Mustangs’ schedule is highlighted by No. 4 ranked Denver and Big West rival No. 26 UC Santa Barbara, testing a […]
Posted inBaseball
Former Mustang Bryan Woo selected for 2025 MLB All-Star Game
Former Cal Poly pitcher Bryan Woo was announced on July 6 as a representative for the American League in the 2025 All-Star Game. It’s the first representation for the Mustangs at the Midsummer Classic since Mitch Haniger was named an All-Star in 2018, also for the Seattle Mariners. Despite a 6.49 ERA and a 4-7 […]
Posted inSports
Breaking: Cal Poly Swim and Dive falls short of fundraising goal and will not be reinstated after raising $9 million
After more than four months of campaigning and raising $9 million, the Cal Poly Swimming and Diving program’s push for reinstatement has officially ended, according to members of the team. In an email from Cal Poly President Jeffrey Armstrong on June 16, he informed the program there would be no further extensions to the due […]
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Cal Poly baseball knocks off regional host Oregon, keeps season alive
EUGENE, Ore. – Just as they did three times in the Big West tournament, Cal Poly avoided elimination in the NCAA regionals, defeating No. 1 seed Oregon in a wild game, 10-8. The win marks the first NCAA playoff victory for the program since 2014, when they hosted a regional at Baggett Stadium. The Mustangs […]
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Cal Poly baseball defeats Hawai’i, advances to Big West tournament final
Survive and advance, that’s the name of the game in postseason play, and Cal Poly baseball has done just that. In an elimination game against the University of Hawai’i, the Mustangs escaped with a narrow 2-1 victory. Nothing was pretty for the usual high-octane Mustangs offense, but they did just enough to advance to the […]