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CSUN women survive late scare from Hawaii, reach Big West quarterfinals

FULLERTON — Channon Fluker had 24 points and eight rebounds and Tessa Boagni added 19 points and eight rebounds as fifth-seeded CSUN survived a late scare before beating No. 8 Hawaii 62-57 on Tuesday night to advance to the quarterfinals of the Big West Conference women’s basketball tournament at Cal State Fullerton. -- Los Angeles Daily News

El Camino Real boys soccer falls to Loyola in SoCal Regional

“If I’m lucky enough to have the CSUN coach offer me (a scholarship), I’m going to train twice as hard,” Vallin said. “I even have some coaches that have volunteered to train me for free. At the end of the day it’s not in my hands. That’s in the hands of the coaches and God if I’m worthy enough.” -- Los Angeles Daily News

CSUN ousts Rainbow Wahine in Big West tournament

FULLERTON, Calif. >> The Hawaii women’s basketball team was knocked out of the Big West tournament by Cal State Northridge for the second straight year, 62-57 today in the first round at Cal State Fullerton. -- Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Matadors Return Home; Hosts UNLV for Midweek Contest

NORTHRIDGE – CSUN Baseball (8-4) returns home Wednesday afternoon for a midweek contest against UNLV at Matador Field. First pitch is slated for 2:00 p.m. and the game will be streamed live on the CSUN Sports Network presented by Dignity Health with Ross Porter on the call. -- SCV News

Clemson rides its revamped rotation to best start since 2010

Cal State Northridge needed three outs to finish the win over Valparaiso on Friday when it entered the top of the ninth inning leading 13-4. Valpo scored nine runs on eight hits to tie it. Northridge won 14-13 on Joey Cooper's bases-loaded single in the bottom half. -- The News Tribune

Alum Sandy Jo Anger has died

She attended Cal State Northridge. Sandy loved life and learning. She had many passions over the years that included line dancing, dog training, archery, languages, art, theatre, travelling, spending time in nature and with family. She was an active member of the community at Woodland Estates. -- Morgan Hill Times

About me. Antonio Sanchez, Candidate for State Assembly

I have always cared about helping others. In high school I even ran for student body Vice President at San Fernando High School. After graduating from Cal State Northridge, I got involved in my community right away. I was a Field Representative for then Assembly Member Cindy Montanez and later the East Valley Director for Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. In both places I worked with local police and community leaders to make our community safer and better. I also worked with our neighborhoods on beautification projects, helping local businesses cut through red tape, and holding government accountable to the people. -- Epeak World News

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