There is a Tae Kwon Do black belt on campus, and in her free time you can catch her grabbing rebounds out of the air and scoring baskets. Sophomore post player Kylie Kuhns has been a bright spot early...
Both the women and men's teams finished fourth at last weekend's Big Sky Conference tournament, giving them confidence as they prepare to compete at the NCAA West Regional in Eugene, Ore.
Freshman...
Quarterback Daunte Culpepper, in comeback fashion, led the Sacramento Mountain Lions to victory over the Florida Tuskers 21-17 on Thursday night. Culpepper made a memorable return to the Citrus Bowl in...
The Sacramento Mountain Lions continue to show their support for local organizations by teaming up with The Discovery Museum in the fight to raise money for their new science and space center, The Powerhouse...
Sacramento State quarterback Jeff Fleming has come a long way in short time after being thrust into a starting position just six days following his arrival in Sacramento. Going into this season, the Sac...
When Sacramento Mountain Lions wide receiver Otis Amey isn't catching passes from Daunte Culpepper, he is busy writing inspirational music for local children. Amey grew up in Union City and was the youngest...
The training room at the Eli and Edythe Broad Fieldhouse was completed in 2008 and is equipped to handle a wide variety of injuries for Sacramento State student-athletes. The $11 million athletic facility...
The Sacramento Mountain Lions gave their fans a chance to see them practice first-hand today in front of the Capitol building downtown. Police blocked traffic for all entrances to the Capitol and Sixth...
As the Sacramento Mountain Lions near their season opener, the team has been preparing in training camp for their debut season in Sacramento. Before coming to Sacramento, the team was known as the California...
Optimism is the word surrounding Sacramento State's men's and women's cross-country teams this year.
At the Big Sky Championship last year, the women finished in fourth place and the men...
