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3.11.2010 | Baseball
SAN BERNARDINO – The Chico State baseball team has already faced UC San Diego, the top-ranked team in the West, on the road. This weekend the Wildcats will take on No. 2 Cal State San Bernardino in another crucial California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) road series. A result as good or better than their four-game split at UC San Diego will allow the Wildcats to leave Southern California in no worse than fourth place with two of the CCAA’s toughest road series’ already out of the way.
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3.10.2010 | Softball
CHICO – With just a pair of non-conference games over the past couple of weeks, the Chico State softball team is itching to get back between the chalk lines. The Wildcats will definitely get their wish and then some, playing a minimum of 13 games scheduled over the next 17 days, including a four-game series this weekend in Arcata against California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) rival Humboldt State.
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3.10.2010 | Women's Basketball
CHICO – Back in mid-December, the Chico State women’s basketball team traveled to Bellingham, Wash., taking a 5-0 record into their CCAA/GNAC Challenge opener against Western Washington University. The host Vikings handed the Wildcats their first loss of the season, 80-59, and since then the ’Cats have been hoping for the opportunity to even the score. Friday at Seattle Pacific University’s Brougham Pavilion, Chico State gets the chance to do just that, as the Wildcats and Vikings meet again in the opening round of the NCAA Championship Tournament West Regional.
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3.10.2010 | Women's Golf
VALLEJO – Amidst cold and wet conditions, the Chico State women’s golf team rebounded from a shaky first round Monday to shave its combined score by 21 strokes during Tuesday’s final 18 holes, finishing the Pioneer Shootout in sixth place with a two-day total of 101-over par 677. The tournament, hosted by Cal State East Bay, took place at Vallejo’s Hiddenbrooke Golf Course.
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Fri, Mar. 12, 2010
Baseball
at Cal State San Bernardino
2:00
Softball
at Humboldt State (DH)
1:00 p.m.
Women's Basketball
vs Western Washington - NCAA Championship Tournament West Regional first round
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Baseball at Cal State San Bernardino
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Women's Basketball vs Western Washington - NCAA Championship Tournament West Regional first round
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Baseball at Cal State San Bernardino (DH)
3.13.10 | 11:00
Softball at Humboldt State (DH)
3.13.10 | 12:00 p.m.
Men's Basketball vs NCAA Championship Tournament - West Regional
3.13.10 | TBA
Baseball at Cal State San Bernardino
3.14.10 | 11:00
Softball at Humboldt State (DH)
3.14.10 | 11:00 a.m.
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Wildcats of the Week
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Women's Track
There’s something about the annual Chico Multi that always brings out the best in heptathlete Kelly Clancey. For the second straight year, the junior from Modesto earned an NCAA Championships provisional bid in the heptathlon during the two-day Chico Multi, collecting 4,743 total points over the seven events, easily surpassing the 4,400 points needed to secure the provisional bid.
Clancey was the dominant athlete in the 12-person field, taking first place in four of the seven hepthatlon events. She took top honors in the high jump (5 feet, 3.25 inches), long jump (17 feet, 9.5 inches), 100-meter hurdles (15.42 seconds) and the 800-meter run (2 minutes, 20.25 second), while finishing second in the 200-meter dash (26.34 seconds), fourth in the shot put and sixth in the javelin throw.
Clancey, already well ahead of last season's schedule in which she scored a 4,400 in the Chico Multi and went on to post a career-best 4,811 at the CCAA Championships and advance to the NCAA Championships, will try to better her provisional mark March 24-25 at the California Multi, hosted by UC Berkeley.
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Men's Golf
Sylvester Gama carded three consecutive sub-par rounds and finished alone in second place at 7-under par at the Coyote Classic last Monday and Tuesday. Gama, competing as an individual, finished six strokes clear of third place in a standout performance that was bettered only by Cal State San Bernardino's Gene Webster, Jr.
Gama went 2-under in the opening round on the par-70 course at Arrowhead Country Club. He went 1-under in the afternoon. And on Tuesday, Gama's 66 was bettered only by Webster and matched his teammate Kyle Souza for the third lowest round of the tournament.
A 6-foot senior from Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara CC), Gama has now gone under par in eight of his 16 rounds of the 2009-10 season. His stroke average of 72.1 is second on the Wildcats as are his three top-five finishes.
Those efforts have made him easily the team's most improved player thus far this season. His stroke average was 75.3 last season and he had just one top-10 finish - an eighth-place finish at the CCAA Championships.
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3.8.10 | Baseball
CHICO – Chico State baseball’s home doubleheader Tuesday with Simpson University, scheduled after the original twinbill was rained out in early February, has been moved to Tuesday, April 20, beginning at 3:00 p.m. at Nettleton Stadium. Simpson University needed the March 9 date to make up some postponed California Pacific Conference games, and requested the rescheduled doubleheader be pushed back. The Wildcats will see their next action this weekend, as they travel to southern California to take on Cal State San Bernardino in a four-game series. Game one of the set is slated for Friday at 2:00 p.m., followed by a Saturday doubleheader at 11:00 a.m. and a Sunday single game at 11:00 a.m.
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3.7.10 | Women's Basketball
CHICO – The Chico State women’s basketball team has been so successful and accomplished so much this season, that a loss in the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Championship Tournament title game was simply not the way the Wildcats deserved to finish the 2009-10 campaign. The NCAA selection committee evidently agreed, as Chico State was one of the eight schools announced Sunday to participate in the NCAA Championship Tournament West Regional, beginning Friday at Brougham Pavilion on the campus of Seattle Pacific University.
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3.7.10 | Baseball
CHICO – Cal State East Bay, UC San Diego, Central Washington, Cal Poly Pomona – the Chico State baseball team has hung maddening losses on each one of them this season. Now the Wildcats can add their own name to that list. Base-running blunders, defensive errors, and free bases from the pitching staff cost Chico State a series sweep in a 7-5 loss to Cal Poly Pomona in 10 innings Sunday at Nettleton Stadium.
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3.6.10 | Women's Track
TURLOCK – Katrina Rodriguez met the NCAA Provisional Qualifying mark with a clearance of 3.60 meters in the pole vault and Anna Eicholtz, Kara Lubieniecki and Paige Henker won their respective events to lift the Chico State women’s track team to a decisive victory at the Kim Duyst Invitational Saturday in Turlock. The Wildcats registered 205 team points, while second-place Cal Poly Pomona scored 169.
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3.6.10 | Men's Track
TURLOCK – Clinton Hayes has had a successful collegiate career to this point, but in many respects he has waited in the shadows of the Chico State men’s distance program’s talented group. He’s ready to cast some shadows of his own. The senior from Oakland won the 800-meters, finished third in the 1,500, and anchored the Wildcats’ third-place team in the 4x400 relays to help lead the Wildcats to victory in their inaugural team event of 2009-10, Cal State Stanislaus’ Kim Duyst Invitational. The Wildcats scored 185 points to fend off Cal Poly Pomona (171) and Cal State Stanislaus (167) for the victory.
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3.6.10 | Women's Basketball
ARCATA – With a win over Humboldt State Saturday in the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Championship Tournament final, the Chico State women’s basketball team had a chance to officially punch its ticket to the NCAA Championship Tournament West Regional. But it was not to be – with the Lumberjacks’ convincing 85-55 win over the Wildcats at Lumberjack Arena, it is Humboldt that earns the CCAA’s automatic bid to the West Regional, leaving the ’Cats awaiting Monday’s NCAA selection committee decision as to whether Chico State will be awarded an at-large berth to the West Region…or if the 2009-10 season has come to an end.
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3.6.10 | Baseball
CHICO – Adam Arakawa gets an A for his effort in Chico State’s 13-10, 4-3 doubleheader sweep of Cal Poly Pomona Saturday at Nettleton Stadium, even he doesn’t need it. He’s already got six of them in his name. Chico State’s senior right fielder went 6-for-7 with a home run and four doubles, four RBI, and five runs scored. He drove in three of Chico State’s run in the nightcap, the last with a game-tying RBI-double in the sixth, and then scored the game-winning run on Jackson Evan’s base hit to right.
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