Hoopsters Mourn Loss of This Season, Start Thinking About 2019-20
csudhbulletin March 7, 2019 0 COMMENTSBy Joseph Baroud Contributing Writer For the second consecutive season, both the CSUDH women’s and men’s basketball teams advanced to the first round of the California Collegiate Athletic Association playoffs, but went no further, as both lost Tuesday, the woman bowing to host Cal State San Marcos, 75-69, and the men losing at Cal State East […]
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By Nathaniel Lowery Staff Writer After he nearly died three years ago in an automobile accident and was told it was unlikely he’d ever play college-level basketball again, David Howard is living proof that a dream, even when deferred, is still possible if you work and believe in it enough. “It’s hard to put into […]
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By Victor Munoz Sports Editor Growing up watching Michael Jordan and then Kobe Bryant, former CSUDH basketball player Zareh Zargaryan was inspired to write his own legendary story. While his two idols were crucial in helping propel American basketball to international status, as well as being two of the greatest players in NBA history, Zargaryan’s […]
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Toros Begin Conference Play This Thursday vs Cal State East Bay
csudhbulletin November 28, 2018 0 COMMENTSBy Joseph Baroud Staff Writer The CSUDH men’s basketball team may have lost three of its first five games, but don’t the record fool you. They have lost one game by six points and two others by one. The Toros have had a consistent pattern to begin the season: losing a game, followed by winning […]
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By Victor Munoz Sports Editor Dijour Ledbetter Junior Women’s Basketball Four games into the season, Ledbetter has made her presence felt for the CSUDH women’s Basketball team. In the four pre-season contests, she registered the most points, 49, and most rebounds, 32, and posted her second career double-double on Nov. 16 against Alaska Fairbanks. […]
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Special commemorative issue remembering 50th anniversary of Chicano Moratorium March
