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  • NCAA Men’s Water Polo Final Four Preview

    With the NCAA Men’s Water Polo Championship Final Four set to commence on Saturday, December 6, emotions are running high. Four teams head into the most important tournament of their season...

  • GSAC Preview Series: Vanguard Lions

    In 1920, Harold K. Needham, D.W. Kerr, and W.C. Pierce, founded a school to prepare Christians for various ministries in the church. In 1927 the institute was named Southern California Bible...

  • GSAC Preview Series: Hope International Royals

    Hope International University was founded in 1928 as Pacific Bible Seminary and renamed in 1962 as Pacific Christian College as it moved to Long Beach, California. Today. Hope International University is...

  • GSAC Preview Series: Arizona Christian Firestorm

    Founded in 1960 as Southwestern Conservative Baptist Bible College, Arizona Christian University is a private, non-profit Christian university that is regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. This university traces its...

  • GSAC Preview Series: Concordia Irvine Eagles

    In 1962, The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS) built a Lutheran college in Irvine, California. This college was originally called Christ College and in 1973 Rev. Dr. Charles Manske became the first...

  • GSAC Preview Series: Biola University Eagles

    In 1908, the Bible Institute of Los Angeles was founded by: Lyman Stewart, president of the Union Oil Company of California (Unocal); Thomas C. Horton, a Presbyterian minister and Christian author; Augustus B....

  • Cal Poly comeback against Dartmouth falls short

    For the second straight game, a Cal Poly comeback fell short as the Mustangs lost to the Dartmouth Big Green 74-61 on the opening day of the Cal Poly/ShareSLO Holiday Tournament....

  • Wrapping up the 2014 Cal Poly Football season

    Cal Poly football finished their 2014 campaign at 7-5 and was one win away from a playoff berth. There were so many “what-if’s” that Cal Poly fans could point to that make the playoff...

  • Late comeback falls short as Pepperdine beats Cal Poly 76-69

    In a hotly-contested game that saw the lead change eight times in the second half, Pepperdine beat Cal Poly, 76-69. Down by as many as 15 in the first half, Cal Poly...

  • Mustangs surge past Pilots 76-67

    On Saturday afternoon at Mott Athletics Center, Cal Poly women’s basketball used a surge late in the first half to erase most of a 14-point deficit and kept the momentum going...

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