Mesa State

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Mavs rally late, fall to Metro State

The rally started too late Friday for the Mesa State College volleyball team. The Mavericks dropped the first two games against Metro State in the semifinals of the RMAC tournament, but despite tying the match by winning games 3 and 4, ...

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Mavs open tournament with thriller

Not until Ali Tompkins put the final point away Thursday did Dave Fleming feel comfortable in the first round of the RMAC volleyball tournament in Kearney, Neb. Mesa State rallied time and time again for a 20-25, 25-22, 27-25, 19-25, 15-11 ...

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Rover earns first Maxfield Scholarship

Former Mesa State College student-athlete Jonny Maxfield left such an indelible impression, the athletic department made sure he would not be forgotten. The Student Athlete Advisory Council has created the Jonny Maxfield ...

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Mavs ready to hit the mat

Shane Miller came out like he was trying to make up for lost time. By the end of the match, Miller was holding on to defeat Korey Kennedy 9-7 in the Mesa State College Maroon & White scrimmage on Wednesday night at Brownson Arena. ...

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King, Fleming win RMAC awards

With five of the top 25 hitters in the RMAC, Mesa State volleyball coach Dave Fleming sees a common denominator: setter Tara King. The rest of the RMAC coaches apparently agreed, voting King, a junior from Steamboat Springs, the conference ...

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Young cancer survivor spends day with Mavs

Austin Todd couldn’t get the look of amazement off his face. From the moment the Cedaredge 12-year-old walked into the new Mesa State College wrestling room Wednesday to the moment he left Brownson Arena after the Mavericks’ ...

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Mavs focused for playoffs

The light went on about a month ago in Denver. “It was like, ‘holy cow, we’re pretty good,’ ‘’ Mesa State College volleyball coach Dave Fleming said. “We swept Regis, had a good match against Colorado ...

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Growing time: Mavs ready to rebound after difficult 2009 season

It was a disappointing season for the Mesa State College football team. The Mavericks (5-6, 5-4 RMAC) were able to hang with most teams with their defense, but struggled to score, being held to fewer than 21 points six times. Mesa was 1-5 in ...

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Mavs finish strong in loss at Stocker Stadium

The seniors didn’t go out the way they wanted, but they did send the Mesa State College football team into the offseason with some hope for the future. The Mavericks hung with eighth-ranked Nebraska-Kearney before losing 30-21 on ...

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Mesa women’s cross country team falls short in regional

The Mesa State College women’s cross country team came close, but it wasn’t enough. The Mavericks, ranked 15th in the nation, finished within six points of qualifying for the NCAA Division II national championships for the first ...

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