Gabriel Duarte, Assistant Sports Editor
• September 13, 2023
On Aug. 31, the CSUN men’s basketball team released their schedule for the 2023-24 season.
It will be the first season under new head coach Andy Newman and staff as they look to right the ship after...
CSUN men’s basketball had one of the worst offenses in the Big West Conference in the 2022-23 season. They were third to last in the conference in points, averaging only 63.4 per game, 13 points lower...
CSUN Athletics announced the hiring of Andy Newman as the new men’s basketball head coach this week. Newman is the eighth basketball coach in program history and takes the helm from recently retired...
CSUN men’s basketball player De’Sean Allen-Eikens was arrested in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, in the middle of March after reportedly punching a police officer twice. Allen-Eikens is reported to have...
The month of March has started and gone by quickly. Many of CSUN’s sports programs are in the middle of their seasons, while some have come to an end. Let’s see how the teams look going into spring...
CSUN men’s and women’s basketball suffered similar heartbreaking defeats in the first round of the Big West Championships, both falling short against CSU Bakersfield.
Both the men’s team (7-25,...
Beach volleyball
The 2023 season couldn’t have started with a bigger challenge for the Matadors than the No. 6 nationally ranked Grand Canyon University. GCU outplayed CSUN on the Matadors’ home...
Senior night presented an opportunity for the CSUN men’s basketball team to end the season strong. After a solid first-half performance, the Matadors could not gain traction in the second and watched...
Men’s volleyball
After sweeping last week's trip to New Jersey, the men's volleyball team headed home to host the Benedictine University Eagles.
They continued their success by sweeping the...
Unable to quench the Highlanders’ 46.2% shooting from 3-point range, the CSUN men’s basketball team lost Monday to UC Riverside by a final score of 96-76.
The Matadors (6-22, 3-14 Big West Conference)...
While the seasons are winding down for some of CSUN’s sports programs, others are just getting started. This week saw many teams make a push in the standings, while others attempted to start their campaigns...
The Matadors clawed back from a 16-point deficit against the Cal Poly Mustangs en route to their sixth win of the season, recovering to score 44 points in the second half after only scoring 20 in the first.
The...
