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Mavs top Western in defensive struggle

GUNNISON — Maybe it was the rivalry. Maybe it was the cold. Altitude, perhaps? “I’m not gonna lie, I was kinda dying with my wind up here,” center Kurt Bangle said Tuesday night after the Mavericks slugged out their ...

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Mesa State returns to losing ways at Western State

GUNNISON — The Mesa State College women’s basketball team seemed to have a hard time finding inspiration. The Mavericks weren’t motivated after snapping their 11-game losing streak or by winning one for outgoing coach Timi ...

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Mavs need hard-nosed effort at Western State

Mesa State College doesn’t have a throwback night in men’s basketball. Honestly, does anyone want to see the yellow uniforms again? Last weekend, though, the Mavericks went old school. No glitz, no glamour, just hard-nosed ...

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Mesa State’s Brown committed to strong finish

Over the past several weeks, Timi Brown came to a realization. The Mesa State College women’s basketball coach realized the program hasn’t made steps in the right direction, which prompted her to resign, effective after the ...

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Mesa women’s basketball coach will resign at end of season

The women’s basketball season at Mesa State College got off to a rough start and it hasn’t gotten any better. Head coach Timi Brown has resigned effective at the end of the season, Mesa State College Athletic Director Butch Miller ...

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Sports: Mesa State Roundup January 25, 2009

WRESTLING One week after winning its first home dual, the Mesa State College wrestling team made more history. The Mavericks defeated a nationally ranked program in No. 15 Findlay (Ohio) 18-16 on Saturday in the Tracy Borah Duals in ...

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Mavs rout Cowboys after eleven consecutive losses

No one let out a cheer, but they did smile. The Mavericks were more relieved than ecstatic after snapping an 11-game losing streak with a 68-39 RMAC victory over New Mexico Highlands on Friday night at Brownson Arena. The Mesa State College ...

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Mesa men win RMAC West opener against CSU-Pueblo

Jase Herl takes pride in his defense and his rebounding. The 6-foot-3 junior guard showed off both Thursday night at Brownson Arena — and threw in plenty of offense as well, helping the Mesa State College men’s basketball team ...

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Mesa State women rally, but fall short vs. CSU-Pueblo

Just when it looked like the Mesa State College women’s basketball team was heading for another loss, the Mavericks made a run. That run, though, didn’t last. CSU-Pueblo tuned up the defense and pulled away for a 62-60 RMAC ...

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Mesa State’s Katie Wedel makes national B cut in 400 individual medley

Mesa State College swimmer Katie Wedel made school history last weekend. The freshman from Pueblo is the first Mesa State swimmer to have a national B cut time. She did it in the 400-yard individual medley last weekend against ...

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