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Mavs finally get hot

It was cold Friday night, but the Mesa State women’s soccer team’s attack was red hot. The Mavericks scored two goals in the first three minutes en route to a 3-0 RMAC victory over CSU-Pueblo on a bitterly cold senior night at ...

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Holding on: Mesa’s Murray wants to make most of final snaps

Justin Murray has been a winner in everything he’s done. The former three-sport athlete at Grand Junction High School played on the state champion baseball team, the state runner-up football team and on a league championship basketball ...

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Mesa seniors determined to go out winners

They’ve been through a lot in their four years at Mesa State and they’ll take a lot from their experience. Mesa State College seniors Kira Brannan, Kaitlin Bennett, Brenna Rice, Jami Simpson and Sherilyn Stoffel have been through ...

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Mesa brings back Hall of Honor with 4 new members

For the first time in four years, the Mesa State Hall of Honor will welcome a new class of inductees. Former coaches Jack Perrin and Doug Schakel and former student-athletes Tracy Bennett and Pam Glenn Hager will be in the 2010 Hall of Honor ...

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Mavs picked third in RMAC West

The Mesa State College men’s basketball team is picked to finish third in the RMAC West Division and the women sixth in a poll of conference coaches. Jase Herl, a 6-foot-3 senior guard, was selected to the men’s preseason All-West ...

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Scoring troubles frustrate Mavericks

Mesa State College goalkeeper Josh Tinaglia made 13 saves, including a penalty kick, but it wasn’t enough. The Metro State College men’s soccer team snuck a couple goals past him Sunday to defeat the Mavericks 2-0 at Walker ...

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MAV WATCH: Mesa State looks to avenge loss to Adams, keep RMAC hopes alive

Adams State College spoiled Mesa State’s RMAC title and NCAA Division II football playoff hopes last season with a come-from-behind victory in Alamosa. It started a three-game losing streak for the Mavericks, ending the season well ...

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Looking into the future: Regimbal among young Mavs playing big roles

It wasn’t a planned glimpse at the future of Mesa State College volleyball, but some freshmen played significant roles Saturday night in the Mavericks’ 3-1 victory over Adams State. With Ali Tompkins’ right shoulder aching ...

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Penalties cost Mavs in loss to Adams State

The Mavericks controlled the clock and produced more offense, but hurt themselves with penalties and turnovers. The Mesa State College football team had 11 penalties for 119 yards and committed four turnovers. Together, it led to another ...

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Teetering Mavs: Mesa on verge of missing RMAC tournament

A postseason spot is becoming more elusive for the Mesa State College women’s soccer team. One week after falling to eighth in the NCAA Division II Central Region poll, the Mavericks continue to stumble on the field and are teetering on ...

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