2019-2020 CSUEB Men’s Basketball team
November 21, 2019
A season preview By Will Barnett, CONTRIBUTOR The California State University, East Bay Men’s Basketball team began their season with high hopes as they aim to build on their recent success from last year that ranked them inside the top 25 teams in the nation for the first time. Last year the...
San Jose Sharks on a feeding frenzy
November 21, 2019
By Edward Soper, SPORTS EDITOR After a rough start to their 2019-2020 season, the San Jose Sharks have been playing very well recently, and won six straight games until their loss to the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday. During their win streak, San Jose outscored their opponents 28-14. This string of...
Women’s Cross Country
November 14, 2019
By EDWARD SOPER, CONTRIBUTOR The California State University, East Bay women’s cross country team placed third in the National Collegiate Athletics Association West Regionals in Monmouth, Oregon on Nov. 9. This race proved to be a historic one for CSUEB, as sophomore Angie Ronquillo set a new pro...
Coach, student and community member
By Will Barnett,
November 7, 2019
Life as a student for many involves working and studying at the same time. For Mario Castellanos, it involves being an NCAA coach, graduate student, and pillar of his church in his local community in Union City, Calif. This season, Castellanos will enter his tenth year as the assistant coach of the Calif...
Golden State Warriors losing their edge
By Edward Soper,
November 7, 2019
Coming into the season, the Golden State Warriors knew that this season would be tougher than most. After an injury in last season’s NBA Finals, the team would be without their all-star shooting guard Klay Thompson until at least February. In an effort to remedy this situation, Golden State completed a ...
Pioneers fall to Wolfpack in preseason exhibition
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October 24, 2019
The California State University, East Bay Men’s Basketball team began their 2019-20 season with an 81-52 exhibition loss to Mountain West Conference basketball powerhouse, University of Nevada, Reno Wolfpack last Saturday, Oct. 19 at the Lawlor Events Center in Reno, Nev. Junior, Zafir Williams led...
Raiders roster churning continues
By TJ Porreca,
October 24, 2019
The Oakland Raiders opted to trade another young player this week, as 2017 first-round draft pick Gareon Conley was dealt to the Houston Texans on Monday. The decision to trade Conley falls in line with what has become a trend of Jon Gruden’s second tenure with the Raiders. Since coming back to Oak...
How do the new look Golden State Warriors stack up against the rest of the league?
October 17, 2019
The Golden State Warriors look to bounce back this coming 2019-20 NBA season from a disappointing and injury plagued playoff run that ended in 4-2 finals loss to the Toronto Raptors, led by now Los Angeles Clipper, Kawhi Leonard. The Warriors face challenges that they have not faced in recent years. ...
San Jose welcomes back Sharks legend
October 17, 2019
Patrick Marleau returns to guide San Jose Sharks The San Jose Sharks made waves this offseason when they opted to let team captain Joe Pavelski walk in free agency. Coming off an impressive 38 goal campaign, Pavelski will take his talents to an already potent Dallas Stars team that looks to make anoth...
Chase Center revamps SF sports culture
By Dylan Lazaga,
October 10, 2019
Ever since the new Chase Center in San Francisco had its grand opening with rock band Metallica and the San Francisco Symphony, it feels like the Golden State Warriors are wrestling with other acts for best performance. Before the Warriors’ first preseason game on Oct. 5, Chase Center hosted two ...
Pro wrestling’s return to prime time television
By Dylan Lazaga,
October 3, 2019
Professional wrestling has been a staple in the sports world for a long time. The sports genre is now about to take its next big step with wrestling companies World Wrestling Entertainment and All Elite Wrestling by taking the national television stage. Whether professional wrestling is ready for “pr...
Judge grants order barring county from selling its Coliseum share
By Jeff Shuttleworth,
October 3, 2019
A judge on Tuesday granted the city of Oakland's request for a temporary restraining order barring Alameda County from immediately selling its half ownership of the 155-acre Coliseum complex to the Oakland A's baseball team for $85 million. However, Alameda County Superior Court Judge Frank Roesch said ...
