Mesa State

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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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Mavericks thriving during conference play

The young Mesa State College football team’s offense got off to a slow start, but has busted loose since RMAC play began. Redshirt freshman quarterback Robert Felberg has gone from throwing five interceptions and no touchdowns in the ...

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Tough to take: Mavs fall in five to Mines

Kaity Edmiston remembers entering Saunders Fieldhouse as a freshman on the Colorado School of Mines volleyball team. “I remember coming here my freshman year and I had hometown jitters,” the Palisade High School graduate said ...

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Mesa State selects A.J. Stevens to jump-start lacrosse program

A.J. Stevens finally found the right job as a lacrosse coach. Stevens, 39, was introduced Thursday as Mesa State College’s director of lacrosse and men’s lacrosse coach. Mesa State added lacrosse to its athletics program in ...

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‘Dirt Devils’ keep ball alive: Mavs’ back-row players proud of floor burns

Floor burns are part of the job description when you play in the back row on a volleyball team. Those scrapes, strawberries and bruises are worn as a badge of honor. “We get that a lot, ‘Why would you want to dive on that and not ...

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Former Mesa State Athletic Director Wayne Nelson passes away

Mesa State College lost one of its longtime coaches and advocates last weekend. Wayne Nelson, who served in various capacities as coach and athletic director for 36 years,  passed away on Saturday at age 85 at MD Anderson Cancer Center ...

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Briefs: Mesa State Roundup Sept. 27, 2009

Volleyball Earlier this month, when the Mesa State College volleyball team was 2-7 entering conference play, some might have thought it was going to be a long season. The Mavericks quickly turned things around, and Saturday night completed a ...

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Briefs: Mesa State tennis Sept. 27, 2009

Mesa State 9, CSU-Pueblo 0 Saturday at Denver MEN Singles No. 1 — Jordan Chomko, MSC, def. Ricardo Oaxaca 7-5, 6-3; No. 2 — Rashad Khamis, MSC, def. Tom Chavez 6-1, 6-2; No. 3 — Nick Provenza, MSC, def. Elliot Silva 6-0, ...

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Road trip ends with another win for Mavs

The Mesa State College football team rolled to another victory on the road Saturday, defeating Fort Lewis 38-7. The Mavericks (3-2, 3-0 RMAC) have outscored their opponents 89-14 in two road wins this season. Mesa State hosts Colorado School ...

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Briefs: Mesa State Volleyball Sept. 27, 2009

Mesa State 3, CSU-Pueblo 0 Saturday at Massari Arena, Pueblo Mesa State def. CSU-Pueblo 25-22, 25-19, 25-17 Kills: MSC 39 (Tessa Andrews 11), CSUP 31 (Megan Koop 9). Solo blocks: MSC 3 (Ali Tompkins 2), CSUP 1 (Britney Hanley). Block ...

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