Matadors of the Week
April 4, 2018
D'Andreah Young Young won the 400-meter hurdles event at the Stanford Invitational on Mar. 30. Young ran the third fastest time in school history with a 58.15. Her time is also the 10th fastest time in Division I this season. She was named Big West Track Athlete of the Week. Young's next showing will b...
Matadors’ Spring Seasons Pay Off in Post Season
June 16, 2016
After making an impression on their teammates and coaches, several CSUN athletes' hard work paid off. Three baseball players - sophomore Kenny Rosenberg, junior Conner O’Neil and senior Branden Berry - were recruited during the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft on June 10 and 11. Rosenberg,...
CSUN track and field nearing home stretch
May 6, 2016
Both the men's and women's track teams at CSUN have worked all season to earn recognition and qualify for the Big West Championship. The women's team are the nine-time Big West team score champions, getting their ninth at last year's championship. The men's team holds five winning team scores under their...
CSUN men’s track wins multiple events at Bulldog Invitational
April 23, 2016
The CSUN men’s track and field program won four events at the Bulldog Invitational on Saturday. The team was led by junior Louis Pancotti, freshman Kurt Felicitas and senior Jared Cape. Pancotti won the pole vault in a new personal best of 16-01.25 feet, beating Cal Poly’s Tomi Nord (15-07.25)...
Track & Field: Carl Horsley and Marie Veale’s seasons ends at USA Outdoor Championships
June 29, 2015
Senior Carl Horsley and Junior Marie Veale's seasons ended in the preliminary heats of the 2015 USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Ore. The USA Outdoor Championships took place from Friday, June 25 to Sunday, June 27. Horsley, a 2015 All-American, Horsley ran 10.32 seconds in the...
Track & Field: CSUN sets personal bests at Texas Invitational
April 13, 2015
Both the CSUN men and women posted several season-bests Saturday at the Texas Invitational at Mike A. Myers Stadium in Austin, Texas. The women's team came in second place with a score of 152 while the Texas women's team came in first with a score of 184. The Men's team finished fifth with a score of...
Track & Field: Matadors almost complete the Mondo Mid Major Challenge
April 5, 2015
The Matador track and field team completed the second part of their northern California road trip in Sacramento on Saturday, April 4 at the CSU-Sacramento Hornet stadium when they competed in the “Mondo Mid Major Challenge.” In summation, the women's team did great. They missed winning the meet...
ICYMI: Track and field highlights from this week’s CSUN Invitational
March 25, 2015
Junior Elizabeth Nelson shined and 10 other athletes finished first in this weekend's CSUN Invitational. Here are highlights from the weekend event. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWtFY16mZ6Q Here's highlights from March 14, where CSUN saw seven track and fielders finish first. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qX...
Track and Field: CSUN has strong showing at the Northridge Invitational
March 21, 2015
For the second week in a row junior Elizabeth Nelson has run away from the field in the 3000-meter race. She lapped two runners on the way to her 10 minute, 8.57 second victory, which was a full 20.31 seconds faster than the nearest competitor. "I feel good, I had fun today," Nelson said. "I'm more...
Track and Field: CSUN Invitational sees seven first place finishes
March 16, 2015
The Matador Track & Field Complex hosted the CSUN Invitational meet on a blistering 90 degree valley day. Matador junior Elizabeth Nelson smoked the field, finishing first in the womens 3000-meter in 10 minutes, 14.69 seconds, and third in the 1500-meter (4:36.58). "So far it's going really...
CSUN All Comers track meet: They came. They ran. Then it rained.
February 9, 2015
For an event that is open to anyone – it certainly lives up to its name – and you never know whom you might run into. From 62-year-old National Senior Masters javelin champion Linda Cohn to current CSUN athletes honing their skills to up and coming (no pun intended) local residents and athletes,...