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Two Earthquakes Academy Products to Compete in 2016

On Sunday, Nov. 20, the Cardinal will take on the winner of California State University, Northridge (9-6-5) and the University of the Pacific (12-3-2), who play on Thursday, Nov. 17. -- Our Sports Central

Stanford men earn No. 5 seed in NCAA soccer tournament

The Cardinal (11-3-4) earned a first-round bye in the 48-team field and will play host to the winner between Cal State Northridge and Pacific at 5 p.m. Sunday. The game will follow the women’s NCAA third-round match that starts at 1 p.m. at Cagan Stadium. -- East Bay Times

NCAA Men's Soccer Tournament

The Cardinal (11-3-4) earned a first-round bye in the 48-team field and will play host to the victor between Cal State Northridge and Pacific at 5 p.m. Sunday. The Irish will host at 6 p.m. Sunday inside Alumni Stadium. - The Villages Suntimes

Stanford opens defense of NCAA championship Sunday

The Cardinal, who will make their fourth straight tournament appearance, earned the No. 5 seed and received a first-round bye in the 48-team event. The Pac-12 champions (11-3-4) will play at 5 p.m. Sunday at Cagan Stadium against the winner of Thursday’s game between Cal State Northridge (9-6-5) and Pacific (12-3-2). -- San Antonio Express - TX

Hall induction will celebrate Kolze's softball success

Kolze was born in Sacramento and grew up in Lodi. He attended Tokay and St. Mary’s high schools, then went to Moorpark and Delta community colleges. He graduated from Cal State Northridge in 1984. Kolze played baseball through high school and college. He began coaching softball as an assistant in 1988 at UNLV and was on the Rebels’ staff when they made it to the College World Series in 1990 and 1991. -- Stockton Record

Meet the tellers who will share stories on 'Going Home' for Coachella Valley Storytellers Project

Leslie Gonzalez was born and raised in the heart of the Coachella Valley, where her love for reading books and journaling developed into a passion for writing and storytelling. She went to school at California State University, Northridge, where she obtained her bachelor's degree in English and minor in illustration. She writes short story fiction, speculative fiction, fantasy and young adult fiction in the hopes of sharing her love and enthusiasm for story-telling to the masses. -- The Desert Sun

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