Men Hold Their Own Against Division I Opponents
Amanda Zepeda
November 12, 2010
A successful season of fall CSU East Bay sports is almost in the books and now CSUEB looks forward to a successful winter with men’s basketball leading the way. The young and vibrant CSUEB basketball team opened the 2010-2011 season with a pair of exhibition games against Division I schools and...
Cal State East Bay Makes French Connection
November 12, 2010
Rodrigo Maza, a 19 year-old French native who came to CSU East Bay this year to play basketball, towers over students as he walks by them on campus. “I’m used to it,” said Maza, who, at a height of 6 feet 9 inches, is easily the tallest player on CSUEB’s basketball team. Maza, who will p...
East Bay Alumnus Umpires For MLB
Amanda Zepeda
November 12, 2010
Ted Barrett would park his car near the current CSUEB campus baseball field for football practice, and on his way back to his car he would watch a Cal State Hayward baseball game. However, for Barrett, it wasn’t so much the teams that would catch his attention. This Cal State Hayward alumni ...
Men Win Season Closer
Kevin Vera
November 12, 2010
With a record of 3-15-3 the Cal State East Bay Men’s Soccer team wrapped up the fall season with a convincing 3-0 home victory over Bethesda Christian University (BCU). Senior captain Sean Lynum-Young played his final game against BCU, scoring his last goal as a Pioneer early in the second half,...
A Giant Celebration
Charlie Kenneweg
November 12, 2010
“Don’t Stop Believing.” That classic 80’s song by Journey became the anthem for San Francisco fans everywhere during the Giants’ improbable playoff run. As it turns out the city by the bay never stopped believing in their team, and today they celebrate the Giants’ first world championship s...
CSUEB Volleyball Continues to Dominate
Brady Landry
October 28, 2010
Over the weekend, CSUEB womens volleyball again asserted their dominance, going 2-0 at home. With 237 in attendance, CSUEB volleyball dispatched CSU Monterey Bay in just under an hour and a half. Packed with an energetic student section, Friday was an easy match against Monterey Bay for the women...
Local Roller Derby Tradition Rolls On
Kevin Vera
October 28, 2010
The year was 1935, the Great Depression was a continuing struggle and a promoter by the name of Leo Seltzer emerged from a weak economy to create a new sport. It was a cross-country marathon on roller skates, The Transcontinental Roller Derby, which later came to be recognized as the sport of ro...
East Bay Cross Country on The Move
Amanda Zepeda
October 22, 2010
Go the distance. These simple words can motivate even the most elite runners to battle through pain and fatigue to finish their race. Cal Sate East Bay sophomores Megan McDaniel and Erik Rodriguez have certainly gone the distance to ensure a successful year thus far for the Pioneer Cross Country te...
CSUEB Women’s Volleyball 2-4
kevin vera
October 14, 2010
Cal State East Bay’s women’s volleyball has won more games than all of last season after just five weeks of games. Head Coach Jim Spagle is entering his fifteenth season at CSUEB and his team’s progress is reflected in their performances on the court and on the stats sheet. “Teams must be ...
The Sweet Life: New Candy and Pastry Shop Opens
Kevin Vera
October 7, 2010
Hayward denizens have long enjoyed an active downtown shopping district with well-established businesses cozying up to newer ones, like designer coffee houses practically rubbing elbows with decades-old restaurants and pubs. From a quick pizza to fine dining, downtown Hayward has something to satis...
Women’s Soccer Looks To Upset Cal State L.A.
Kevin Vera
October 7, 2010
Coming off a turnaround weekend, the CSU East Bay Women’s soccer team faces Cal State Los Angeles, ranked fifteenth in Division-II, away on enemy turf. This will be the second time these two compete this season, with the previous meeting ending in a disappointing 6-0 loss for CSUEB at home. The team seek...
Alumni Hoping CSU East Bay Will Start Football
Richard Duboc
October 6, 2010
As fall begins and thousands of colleges around the country are opening their doors to new students, another great American institution is underway: Football. People may wonder what tailgating, raucous crowds, and hard hits have to do with higher education, but Football is an important way for alu...
