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8.17.2008 | Women's Soccer
CHICO - The Chico State women’s soccer team faced its second Division I opponent in the last three days and though they’ve gained valuable experience in the exhibitions, the Wildcats are still looking for their first goal of 2008.
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8.13.2008 | Men's Basketball
CHICO, Calif. – Chico State men’s basketball coach Greg Clink announced Wednesday that Sacramento native Zach Graves has transferred to Chico State from the University of Montana. Graves, a 6-foot-2 guard from Sacramento’s John F. Kennedy High School, redshirted one season before playing in 10 games as a freshman last year.
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8.13.2008 | Women's Soccer
The Chico State women’s soccer team has consistently played great soccer under eighth-year head coach Kim Sutton. That consistency was recognized when the Wildcats earned the No. 24 spot in the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA)/adidas preseason poll released Tuesday. The Wildcats, who finished 13-5-3 last season, are coming off their first California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) title, their third trip to the NCAA Championship Tournament in four seasons, their third CCAA North Division title in four seasons, and their fourth straight trip to the CCAA Championship Tournament.
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8.6.2008 | Men's Track, Men's Cross Country
Chico State distance running alumnus Charlie Serrano, the 2007 Division II 5,000-meter National Champion, has joined the prestigious McMillan Elite Running Team, Wildcats distance coach Gary Towne announced Wednesday. The Flagstaff, Arizona, based program brings together a small number of distance athletes with high athletic potential to train as a group. Runners are invited to the team through a rigorous recruitment and selection process with an eye toward meeting standards for the 2012 Olympics.
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Men's Soccer vs Yuba College (scrimmage)
8.21.08 | 7:00
Men's Soccer at UC Davis (exhibition)
8.24.08 | 11:00
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8.5.08 | Women's Cross Country
CHICO, Calif. – Chico State cross country coach Gary Towne believes the future is bright for his women’s program. Monday, he announced a four-woman recruiting class that can only strengthen that belief. University of Washington transfer Tori Tyler, a former Pac-10 Freshman of the Year, and talented true freshmen Amy Schnittger of Aptos High School, Jonah Weeks of Davis High School, and Samantha Reardon of Modesto’s Beyer High School, will join the squad that finished fourth in the nation last season for the third time in five years.
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8.4.08 | Women's Basketball
Women’s basketball coach Molly Goodenbour has left her post at Chico State after two strong seasons to become the head coach at UC Irvine, Anteaters Athletic Director Mike Izzi announced Monday. Also Monday, Chico State Athletic Director Anita Barker announced that Brian Fogel will take over as the program’s interim head coach. Fogel, Goodenbour’s head assistant last season, is the former men’s head basketball coach at UC Davis.
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8.4.08 | General
WALNUT CREEK – California Collegiate Athletic Association Commissioner Robert J. Hiegert announced the recipients of 2007-08 All-Academic Awards on Thursday. A total of 407 student-athletes were recognized for their athletic and academic achievements.
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8.1.08 | Men's Basketball
CHICO, Calif. – Chico State head men’s basketball coach Greg Clink has announced that three more players have recently committed to the program. Point guard Jay Flores is transferring from Sonoma State and due to NCAA transfer rules will be eligible to don a Wildcat uniform for the 2009-10 season. Canyon Miller is a 6-foot-3 guard from Mendocino Community College. Nick Lonnegren is a 6-4 guard from Butte College.
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7.31.08 | General
WALNUT CREEK – The California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Student-Athlete Advisory Committee was among the nation’s top four Division II conferences in raising money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. As a whole, Division II conferences set a fund-raising record in its relationship with the Make-A-Wish Foundation with $316,958 for the 2007-08 academic year.
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7.29.08 | Men's Golf
CHICO, Calif. – Ryan Trask, who recently wrapped up his Chico State golf career, qualified for the 2008 United States Amateur Monday by winning a playoff hole to finish second at the sectional qualifying tournament at Butte Creek Country Club Monday. After carding rounds of 68 and 71, Trask rolled home a nine-foot birdie putt on the opening playoff hole to beat UNLV senior Matt Kinsinger for the final qualifying spot.
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7.8.08 | Men's Golf
CORNELIUS, Ore. – Robbie Pitts, who has signed on to play for the Chico State men’s golf team this fall, shot a 5-under-par 67 final round to post a one-stroke victory in the juniors division at the Jacobsen Junior Challenge held June 24-25 at Forest Hills Golf Club. Pitts aced the 152-yard par-3 seventh hole with a 7-iron to overtake the first round leaders and earn top medalist honors.
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