State Hornet - Sports

Mark Bryant: Slammed in the press
The next time Sac State sports gets publicity in the media, they might want to do themselves a favor and not let President Donald Gerth be the sounding board.

Hornet facilities: Back to square one

Athletics and Facilities
Part two of a four-part series

Debby Colberg can sell the weather. She can sell the academics. She can even sell the city itself.

But what she can’t sell to recruits is facilities, and to make matters worse, now she can’t even sell blueprints for upcoming projects.

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Sports Gab: Let the beatings continue
Recently, the president (Donald Gerth) of a certain university (CSUS) has been under fire from a certain newspaper (Sacramento Bee) for the way an athletic department (Hornet athletics) has been operated.

Men’s tennis No. 1 seed in Big Sky
The Sac State men’s tennis team earned a bid to the NCAA Division I Championships for the first time in school history after placing first in the Big Sky Championships two weeks ago in Northern Arizona.

Promotions director wants to spread Sac State’s name
After 18 years of living on Kodiak Island in Alaska, Solomon Fulp took a chance. The oldest of six (three brothers, three sisters), he moved to Oregon to attend Pacific University on a wrestling scholarship.

Regular season ends for track
For some members of the Sac State track team the season may be over, but for some, the real competition is just beginning.

Rowing beats Davis, earns Runyon Cup
Memo to critics of Hornet athletics: Check out these women.

Softball to play No. 16 Cal today
There’s no place like home.

Baseball upsets No. 4 Fullerton
The Hornets (15-36 overall, 5-19 in Big West) traveled to Cal State Fullerton for a three-game series last weekend against the Titans (40-9 overall, 21-3 in Big West) and finished the series with a 13-10 upset over the No. 4 team in the nation.