The men's soccer team will be in Wisconsin for a tournament. The women's soccer team will be in Moraga also for a tournament. The women's volleyball team will be in Arizona for an Invitational. All...

Key Matadors midfielder Rafael Garcia and senior forward Devin Deld'oacute; both have torn ACL's and will miss the rest of 2008.

Matadors Devin Deldó and Rafael Garcia are out for the season with broken ACL's. They will have surgery later this week and their timetable for recovery is from 6 to 9 months. Deldó is a senior but...

Northridge head coach Terry Davila can be hard to please. His Matadors sure are getting closer to achieving the goal, though.

The Matadors defeated UNLV today 2-0 with goals of Camerons Sims and Moy Gomez and won the CSU Fullerton Tournament. CSUN had also beat CSU Bakersfield on Friday, thus giving them a 2-0 record, good enough...

So last Wednesday one of our reporters wrote a story about discrimination in sports and he mentioned the LPGA wanting to make all of its members speak English or face membership suspension. It seem like...

We're having difficulty covering volleyball due to their weekends far, far away from Northridge. They've been to an Invitational in Boise, Idaho and, this weekend, are in Sacramento for another one. We're...

So the update is that there is no update thus far. I spoke to the media relations' person for the men's soccer team on his condition and he said that as far as the prognostic, it won't be known until next...

I bet many of you guys didn't know about Franklin, the Matador who's making it big in the MLS. Ok, granted, some of you did, but did you REALLY know he was doing this good? He's sure representing CSUN...

A Matador player turned pro is not something we hear about everyday, but it happens, and in multiple sports. Some names: Jonathan Heard, playing basketball professionally in Finland. D.J. Hackett, a wide receiver for the NFL's Carolina Panthers. Calvin Chitwood, getting paid to dunk on people in Japan. These athletes are part of an elite list of former Matadors representing our colors and receiving a large paycheck while they're at it.

November of 2001 was devastating for many then-CSUN students and Matador school spirit 'amp;- if there was any. Citing money problems that would endanger the continuance of other university sports programs, then-'amp;rookie'amp; President Jolenne Koester decided to kill Northridge football.