Mesa State

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Year away from wrestling helped Walker find his path, get serious about school

Normally it’s not a good idea to take a year off wrestling if you hope to be successful. However, when Chase Walker looks back, that break worked for him. The Mesa State College junior is ranked fourth in the nation at 157 pounds. ...

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Mathews pouring in the points for Mesa State

There’s a difference between scoring and scoring within the offense. Ryan Mathews has always been a scorer. Now, though, the 6-foot senior guard for the Mesa State College men’s basketball team knows how to score within the ...

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Briefs: Mesa State Roundup january 15, 2009

Women’s Basketball • The Mesa State College women’s basketball team has endured more than losing in past few weeks. The Mavericks have played the past seven games at least one player short. Friday, coach Timi Brown ...

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Bodenchuk excited to be back on the diamond

Matt Bodenchuk is no longer nervous. He is elated. The Mesa Sate College senior practiced with his teammates for the first time in two years Tuesday as the Mavericks began practice for the 2009 season in Brownson Arena and on a patch of turf ...

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Anything is possible in RMAC basketball

So the University of Nebraska-Kearney comes to the Western Slope and shoots the new lights out at Brownson Arena. Chris Deans, a redshirt freshman making his fourth start, goes for a career-high 35 points in a 93-87 win over Mesa State. The ...

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Mathews’ hot hand lifts Mavericks to win

Ryan Mathews showed he can shoot the basketball, too. The Mesa State College senior guard followed a Nebraska-Kearney player’s career-high night against the Mavericks with 30 points to lead the Mavericks to a 77-69 RMAC victory over ...

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Nebraska-Kearney’s Deans puts on show for Mesa State men.

Chris Deans averages 7.7 points a game for the University of Nebraska-Kearney. He’s pretty good at ignoring his stats. Deans, a 6-foot-4 redshirt freshman, hit his first 10 shots from the field and finished with 35 points Friday night ...

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Adams St. slips past Mesa State in wrestling

Adams State took an early lead and held on to defeat Mesa State 28-24 in an RMAC dual on Friday night in Alamosa. The No. 6 Grizzlies (2-0, 2-0 RMAC) won six of the 10 matches led by their five nationally ranked wrestlers, including three by ...

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Mesa rallies, but loses eighth straight game

For about 35 minutes, the Mesa State College women’s basketball team played well enough to steal a rare victory over Nebraska-Kearney. Unfortunately for the Mavericks, a five-minute stretch cost them that chance. Nebraska-Kearney went ...

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Looking for a spark, struggling Mavs turn to Breidel

When you’re on an eight-game losing streak, you look for anything to turn things around. Mesa State College women’s basketball coach Timi Brown has already tried several different personnel combinations, but the Mavericks continue ...

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