Mesa State

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Mesa women’s tennis team hopes to hold onto top spot after RMAC Championships

The Mesa State College women’s tennis team may have a NCAA Division II tournament bid locked up, but it still has a lot to play for in the RMAC Championships this weekend. The Mavericks (16-3, 7-0 RMAC) have clinched their third ...

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Mesa State’s Williams thrives in different pitching roles

Andy Williams gets the question all the time from his coaches and teachers. “Can you sing?” The Mesa State College pitcher is used to the question, given he shares the same name as the singer who made “Moon River” ...

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Former Mesa State women’s basketball coach takes over at UCCS

Former Mesa State College women’s basketball coach Steve Kirkham will be back on the sidelines next season. The University of Colorado-Colorado Springs athletic director will serve as the interim coach, the school announced ...

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Briefs: Sports Mesa State Roundup April 21, 2009

College Baseball • Mesa State salvaged a doubleheader split, but Metro State won the series. The Mavericks (35-7, 25-4 RMAC), who remained second in the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Division II poll, defeated Metro State 10-3 in the ...

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Sports Briefs: Mesa State Roundup April 20, 2009

College Baseball • Metro ends Mavs’ winning streak Mesa State rallied from a six-run deficit to force extra innings only to lose on a walk-off home run in the 10th. Metro State’s Kevin Coughlin hit a leadoff home run ...

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Briefs: Mesa State Roundup April 19, 2009

SOFTBALL • Mavs back in RMAC contention Mesa State College, teetering on the brink of being left out of the RMAC softball tournament only two weeks ago, has played its way back into contention. The Mavericks swept a doubleheader ...

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Mesa State Football: Defense still strong for Mavs

The Mesa State College football team opened spring camp looking for the one thing it lost from its 2007 playoff season — aggressive, intense defense. It appears to be there. The defense didn’t allow the offense to score a ...

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Mavs enjoy helping athletes prepare for Special Olympics

When one of the members of the Mesa Developmental Services track team wanted to race, Ali Poppe was happy to oblige. And when Andrew Gustafson got off to a fast start, the Mesa State College freshman couldn’t catch up in ...

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Lamaster fills role as top pitcher, personality

Brent Lamaster likes to joke around. The Mesa State College senior pitcher will throw out one-liners and jab his teammates seemingly out of nowhere. “He is a unique character,” Lamaster’s roommate and Mesa catcher Grant ...

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Struggles with putter plague Peavler, who loses in playoff

A difficult day ended in heartbreak for Sadie Peavler-Farnsworth. One day after shooting a record-breaking 69, the Mesa State College senior shot a second-round 86 on Tuesday, then lost the Quality Inn Maverick Invitational title in a playoff ...

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