Mesa State

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Sentinel reporter gets a high-tech checkup

The Monfort Family Human Performance Lab at Mesa State College is scientist’s dream. The new facility is equipped with devices to study the human body and human performance, including an altitude chamber and infrared cameras. “We ...

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Mavericks win again on road

If it was a test of character, the Mesa State College football team passed. After losing their first RMAC game of the season, their starting tailback and offensive team captain to injuries, the Mavericks found a way to win on the road ...

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Mesa volleyball team beats No. 18 Metro

Early this season, the Mesa State College volleyball team was taking at least one game during matches against nationally ranked opponents. Saturday, the Mavericks took all three, upending No. 18 Metro State 26-24, 25-23, 25-20 in Denver. The ...

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Metro silences Mesa women’s soccer team in second half

Mesa State had the sixth-ranked Metro State women’s soccer team cornered, but the Roadrunners escaped Friday night with a 4-1 RMAC victory at Walker Field. Metro State (12-1-0, 9-0-0 RMAC) rallied to score four goals in the second half ...

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Linebacker gets new start

Chad Benkelman planned to play football and get an education at Chadron (Neb.) State College. His life changed dramatically in the fall of 2007. Benkelman was a freshman on the Eagles’ scout team when his father, Charles, died from ...

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Things are going swimmingly for Mavs

Alex Rogers and Kelly Hogan knew they liked Colorado. An opportunity to go to college and compete in an intercollegiate sport helped them decide to enroll at Mesa State College. The two freshmen are among 29 new faces competing on the Mesa ...

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MAV WATCH: Mavs, Mines put RMAC records on line

For the second year in a row, the Colorado School of Mines and Mesa State College football teams have undefeated RMAC records when they meet. Mesa State (3-2, 3-0 RMAC) stole a 27-24 victory last year in Golden to spoil the Orediggers ...

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Mavs falter in final moments to Mines

There was no rally this time. The Mesa State College football team had a chance with 1:19 left Saturday night down by six, but couldn’t score, falling 23-17 to Colorado School of Mines at Stocker Stadium. Mines (4-2, 4-0 RMAC) ended a ...

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Ramirez heads game winner for Mavericks

Dany Ramirez was beginning to wonder what it would take to score again. Apparently, it takes throwing your body toward the ball. The Mesa State College junior forward lunged for the ball kicked by Kira Brannan and headed it past New Mexico ...

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Mavs roll to win in volleyball

Ali Tompkins’ final attack of the night Friday went sailing toward the back wall. Some at Brownson Arena were thinking Game 3 would never end. But one of the CU-Colorado Springs blockers got just the tip of a finger on the ball, and ...

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