Originally Published March 25, 2008 While the CSUN students were on Spring Break, the women's tennis team was dominating the courts. The Matadors, ranked No. 70 in the nation, won three of four matches in an eight day span, pushing its record to a perfect 5-0 in the Big West Conference and 9-3 overall.

Originally Published April 9, 2008 After being swept last weekend by Big West Conference rival University of California, Santa Barbara, the CSUN men's baseball team bounced back with its first conference sweep in four years. Northridge (13-13, 3-3 BWC) hosted Cal Poly State University, San Luis Obispo (9-17, 1-5 BWC) this past weekend for a three-game series at Matador Field.

Originally Published April 22, 2008 More than 130 people packed the Valley Ice Center in Panorama City on Friday to watch the CSUN men's hockey team close its regular season with a 4-1 victory over rival UCLA. The crowd, which set a season-high attendance record, was animated from the start as Northridge delivered hard hits and tough defense.

The CSUN women's tennis team won its third straight match on Tuesday with a 4-3 defeat of Fresno Pacific University at the Matador Tennis Complex. Not only did the Sunbirds come into the match with a 17-0 record, but the No. 2 nationally-ranked team in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) recently won the Golden State Athletic Conference championship.

The CSUN men's baseball team completed a two-game series with UCLA that first began on Feb. 26. The first game was called in the eighth inning due to darkness, but only after the Bruins put 22 runs on the board, compared to Northridge's two. The last two innings were completed Tuesday, followed by the second game of the series at Jackie Robinson Stadium.

After losing five straight matches last month, the CSUN women's tennis team found its winning ways with a second consecutive win. It also didn't hurt to have three days rest and senior Kanykey Koichumanova and freshman Nina Jaworowski feeling 100 percent.

The 2008 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament was one for the ages. It was the heavy underdogs toppling a big name programs, a historical Final Four and a championship game that will go down in history. The NCAA also commemorated two important anniversaries. If you thought Monday's game was classic, the 1983 and 1988 games were just as memorable.

After being swept last weekend by Big West Conference rival University of California, Santa Barbara, the CSUN men's baseball team bounced back with its first conference sweep in four years. Northridge (13-13, 3-3 BWC) hosted Cal Poly State University, San Luis Obispo (9-17, 1-5 BWC) this past weekend for a three-game series at Matador Field.

The CSUN women's tennis team broke its five match-losing streak on Saturday with a 5-2 win over visiting Big West opponent University of California, Riverside. This was the last conference match of the season for the Matadors (10-7, 6-2 BWC) before the Big West championship begins on April 25.

The CSUN women's tennis team lost its fifth straight match on Thursday, falling to non-conference opponent Loyola Marymount 6-1 at the LMU Tennis Center. After starting the season with a 9-2 record and a national ranking, the Matadors are now 9-7 (5-2 Big West Conference) and fell out of the Top 75 for the first time this season.

The CSUN women's tennis team has lost four consecutive matches, including two crucial Big West Conference meetings this past weekend. The No. 68 nationally-ranked Matadors fell to No. 49 California State University, Long Beach, 6-1, and No. 60 University of California, Irvine, 5-2.

During Spring Break, the CSUN baseball team won three games and dropped five to even its record at 10-10. On March 14, the Matadors traveled to Hattiesburg, Miss. to play a two-game series with both Liberty University and the University of Southern Mississippi.