Sac State ski and snowboard team anticipates the arrival of winter
November 21, 2019
“It is about feeling free and expressing yourself, it really is an art,” said Justin Tran, Sac State ski and snowboard team president, about the two sports. “The feeling of frolicking in nature and gazing out at the serene snow-covered mountains is perfect therapy,” Tran said. “It’s its...
Dominant defense leads way for Sac State football team
November 15, 2019
Six games into Big Sky play, the 2019 Sacramento State football team has one of the best defenses in the conference. The unprecedented 5-1 start to conference play for the program can largely be attributed to a defensive unit that has been dominant all season long. First year head coach ...
Sac State Bass Fishing Club to compete in national tournament
November 14, 2019
Sacramento State’s Bass Fishing Club recently took first and second place in the YETI FLW College Fishing Event on the California Delta held Sept. 28, earning a spot in the national bass fishing tournament in Florida next year. According to Fishing League Worldwide, club members and Sac State student...
Sac State graduate transfer is ready to leave emotional homecoming behind her
November 12, 2019
Saturday evening, Sacramento State senior guard Camariah King stood outside the visitors’ locker room at the Lawlor Events Center in Reno, Nevada – the building where she played 49 college games. The final buzzer sounded, and she knew there wouldn’t be a 50th game there in her future. Tear...
November 12, 2019
King criticized her game and her mentality in equal measures. She was down on herself in that moment, but her teammates disagreed with her harsh self-evaluation wholeheartedly. “It’s been a blessing having Camariah on our team,” said sophomore point guard Milee Enger. “She’s definitely stepped ...
Sac State gymnastics coach leads students in ballroom dance class
November 8, 2019
Randy Solorio’s first dance partner was his mother, and every time he dances the cha-cha today with his daughter, Solorio is taken back to his childhood, a generational connection he imparts on his ballroom dance students. Sacramento State gymnastics head coach Solorio also teaches ballroom dance as par...
Sac State men’s basketball team looks to build upon last season’s success
November 7, 2019
The 2019-20 Sacramento State men’s basketball team will begin regular season play Friday following a 2018-19 season which ended with the second most wins in program history. Despite this success, the Hornets finished last season in eighth place in the 11-team Big Sky Conference. Sac State has 11 pl...
Sac State women’s basketball team shakes up its strategy for new season
November 4, 2019
The 2018-19 season did not go the way that anyone on the Sacramento State women’s basketball team wanted. Last season, the Hornets went 10-19, recording their fifth consecutive losing season. The losses continued during the offseason, as four players chose to leave Sac State for opportunities ...
Volleyball coaches’ careers come full circle at Sac State
November 3, 2019
At one point, every current coach of the Sacramento State volleyball team was a student athlete at the university, juggling volleyball training sessions while attending classes in the very halls where students are learning today. Head coach Ruben Volta and assistant coach Ed Jackson both played for the H...
Heart over height: Two 5’4 receivers make their mark at Sac State
October 30, 2019
When people think about playing wide receiver in football, they think about their speed, route-running skills and catching ability - the latter of which is usually determined by height. The average height for a Division I college receiver is around 6 feet tall, according to Next College Student Athl...
