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CSUN’s junior opposite hitter, Arvis Greene Jr., spikes the ball while being double blocked by the Cal Baptist Lancers on Friday, Feb. 24, at the Matadome. Photo Credit: Lauren Valencia/The Sundial

CSUN men’s volleyball defeat Cal Baptist

Kendall Faulkner • February 26, 2017

CSUN men's volleyball took the win against Cal Baptist 3-0 on Friday, Feb. 24 at the Matadome.  

The dodgers high-five each other

Physical therapy students recognized at Los Angeles Dodgers game

Lynn Rosado • April 29, 2016
The Los Angeles Dodgers honored 15 of CSUN’s students on the Dodger Stadium field with the Campanella Scholarship.
Head Coach Reggie Theus during the Matadors game against UC Riverside on Feb. 28, 2015. File Photo/Sundial Photo credit: Trevor Stamp

Men’s Basketball: CSUN names three new hires

Kenneth Berry • August 4, 2015
The matadors have hired a Director of Basketball Operations, assistant coach, and team coordinator for the 2015-2016 season.
Dr. Bernice Bunny Sandler was an integral part of the creation and passage of Title IX legislation addressing discrimination against women in education and collegiate athletics. (J.M. Eddins, Jr./MCT)

Visualizing Title IX’s impact

Thomas Gallegos • July 23, 2015
Title IX has been a beacon of opportunity to countless athletes since its inception.
File Photo / The Sundial

Women’s Basketball: Tessa Boagni earns spot on New Zealand National team

Kenneth Berry • July 20, 2015
Sophomore forward/center now joins her mother and older sister as members of the Tall Ferns.
The Los Angeles Clippers DeAndre Jordan, left, and Blake Griffin meet with the Sacramento Kings Darren Collison following the Clippers 116-105 win on Wednesday, March 18, 2015, at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento, Calif. (Jose Luis Villegas/Sacramento Bee/TNS)

BFF’s: Basketball Friends Forever

Kenneth Berry • July 19, 2015
NBA free agency has proven one thing. Friends don't let friends play on teams that leave them all alone.
File Photo/The Sundial

Women’s Tennis: Eight CSUN players earn All-Academic ITA Honors

Kenneth Berry • July 18, 2015
Academic accolades keep adding up for the Matador women's tennis team.
Spains captain and goalkeeper Iker Casillas celebrates a 1-0 victory over Germany in the UEFA EURO 2008 Final match at Ernst Happel Stadion in Vienna, Austria, Sunday, June 29, 2008. (Steeve McMay/Cameleon/Abaca Press/MCT) Additional photos from Abaca Press on this subject are available at www.MCTDirect.com.

Iker Casillas transfer more than just business

Vincent Nguyen • July 11, 2015
What it means for soccer as the Real Madrid legend is traded after serving 25 years for the club.
The U.S. womens soccer team celebrates after winning the FIFA Womens World Cup during a championship celebration on Tuesday, July 7, 2015, at L.A. Lives Microsoft Square in Los Angeles. (Allen J. Schaben/Los Angeles Times/TNS)

U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team blazes their own trail with third World Cup title

Kenneth Berry • July 9, 2015
With a historic performance by the U.S. Women's National team, the next step is to recognize how they changed America's and the world's view about women's soccer.
Stephen Curry basks in the glow of the Golden State Warriors NBA championship parade alongside his wife Ayesha and daughter Riley in downtown Oakland, Calif., on Friday, June 19, 2015. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group/TNS)

State of the NBA: The center position is obsolete in today’s NBA

Kenneth Berry • July 5, 2015
Based on the NBA Finals, NBA Draft, and free agency trends, the center position no longer holds the alpha role in today's league.
File Photo/The Sundial Photo credit: Manny Araujo

ICYMI: 55 CSUN student-athletes make the 2015 All-Big West Conference academic team

Kenneth Berry • July 5, 2015
The academic efforts of 55 matadors over the winter and spring semesters were acknowledged by the Big West Conference.
Photo Credit: Go Matadors

Track & Field: Carl Horsley and Marie Veale’s seasons ends at USA Outdoor Championships

Kenneth Berry • June 29, 2015
On their quest to qualify for a spot on the U.S. National Track and Field Team, two Matadors came up just short.
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