Mesa State

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Mesa’s Keating will kick in Cactus Bowl

Jared Keating figured he’d get a chance to kick in a postseason game this year. Although the Mesa State College football team didn’t qualify for the postseason, the senior kicker from Cody, Wyo., isn’t done kicking just ...

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Fleming fills middle gaps in volleyball

Dave Fleming knew exactly what he was looking for during the early recruiting period for volleyball. Middle blockers. The Mesa State College volleyball coach landed two, and found a setter to boot. And he’s not finished, although he ...

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Mavs sign seven commits in softball

Kris Mort has used the same recruiting formula for the Mesa State College softball team for 15 years and has always hit about .500. She’ll make offers to 10 players and get commitments from five. Offer eight, sign four. During the ...

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Mathews leads surge in 2nd half as Mesa holds on for win

Ryan Mathews was feeling it. And it was a good thing, because Mesa State College needed every point it could get Saturday night against Johnson & Wales in the final game of the Holiday Inn Thanksgiving Tip-Off. “They’re a ...

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Delgado’s play in post lifts Mesa women

The Mesa State College women’s basketball team may be guard-oriented, but it was post player Stephanie Delgado who led the Mavericks to victory. The 5-foot-11 senior was a force inside on both ends of the floor, leading the Mavericks ...

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‘D’ leads Mavs to blowout win

A little outside game, a little inside game. A lot of defense. The Mesa State College men’s basketball team showed all facets of the game Friday night in the first round of the Holiday Inn Tip-Off at Brownson Arena, easily handling ...

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Mavs use home-court advantage to get first win

It’s good to be home. After a rough start to the 2008-09 season on the road, the Mesa State College women’s basketball team found playing at home to be much more friendly. The Mavericks (1-2) raced to a 19-2 lead and cruised to a ...

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New 3-point line doesn’t bother Mesa State’s Flohr

It’s only about one step back, so to a good shooter, it’s not a big deal. When the NCAA rules committee voted to extend the men’s 3-point line from 19 feet, 9 inches to 20 feet, 9 inches this season, shooters didn’t ...

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Injuries sideline two former teammates for Mesa tourney

Kershel Claussen has looked forward to this weekend ever since she made her decision to go to school and play basketball for Johnson & Wales University in Denver. The freshman from Grand Junction, who grew up watching the Mesa State ...

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Briefs: Mesa State Roundup November 24, 2008

Swimming and Diving • Mesa State’s relay teams had two second place finishes and three third place finishes to lead the Mavericks to second place in the two-day Rocky Mountain Invitational in Golden. Minnesota State-Moorhead ...

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