Sac State women’s tennis’ season ends after Big Sky Championship loss
April 27, 2015
For 13 seasons Sacramento State women's tennis dominated the Big Sky Conference, but it all came to an end on Sunday after conference newcomers, the University of Idaho Vandals, squandered the Hornets' chance of winning their 14th tournament title.Idaho joined the Big Sky this season after leaving th...
Women’s tennis remains perfect in Big Sky regular season with 11-0 record
April 14, 2015
In their Big Sky Conference regular-season finale, the Sacramento State women's tennis team (16-9) wiped out the Weber State University Wildcats (12-5, 6-2 Big Sky) 6-1 this evening at Rio Del Oro Racquet Club.This was the Hornets first contest in over a week, with their last match being on April 4.The Hornets...
Women’s tennis sweeps Northern Colorado and North Dakota 7-0
March 21, 2015
Women's tennis is on a tear after achieving clean sweeps over Big Sky Conference foes the University of Northern Colorado and the University of North Dakota at their home court, Rio Del Oro Racquet Club, on Saturday.The No. 72 Sacramento State Hornets have steam rolled to a five-match winning streak and remain perf...
No. 52 University of Washington defeats Sac State women’s tennis 6-1
State Hornet Staff
February 21, 2015
In the women's first road match in Seattle, Washington this weekend, the Sacramento State women's tennis team was downed, 6-1, by No. 52 ranked University of Washington on Saturday morning.The women's lone point came from a stellar performance by the Hornets' current No. 1 singles player, Alina Soltan...
Three people were arrested at Sacramento State last week for having active warrants for their arrests from other law enforcement agencies, and a bike and catalytic converter were stolen.
The WELL at Sacramento State planned to open for outdoor fitness by reservation Sept. 17 but is now scheduled to reopen for outdoor services Wednesday pending additional review from the Sac State President’s Office prompted by poor air quality.
Jane Elliott, known for her “Blue Eyes/Brown Eyes” exercise, discussed her knowledge and experience on challenging racist beliefs to Sacramento State students via Zoom Wednesday.