Mesa State

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Skarda finishes 19th at cross-country nationals

Alexis Skarda didn’t post her best time, but she got the result she wanted. The Mesa State College freshman from Boulder placed 19th on Saturday in the NCAA Division II cross country national championships in 22 minutes, 16. By placing ...

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Briefs: Mesa State Roundup November 23, 2008

Men’s Basketball Sean Flohr hit all five 3-pointers he took in the first half Saturday night, sparking the Mesa State College men’s basketball team to their first win of the season, 83-52 over Caldwell (N.J.) College in the Mines ...

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Briefs: Mesa State Roundup November 22, 2008

Men Turnovers and poor execution Friday night sent the Mesa State College men’s basketball team to an 81-59 loss to William Jewell (Mo.) College in the Mines Tipoff Classic in Golden. Mesa State (0-2) committed 23 turnovers, but 16 in ...

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Mesa State Women’s team must find new go-to players

There are so many new faces, it may take a while for the Mesa State College women’s basketball team to find its identity this season. Coach Timi Brown begins her fifth season with a nine new players to the program. One of the first ...

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Briefs: Mesa State Roundup November 21, 2008

Wrestling Trevor Stapp hasn’t even had 10 practices this season, but he’s ready to wrestle. The Mesa State College freshman, who started practicing last week, will wrestle for the Mavericks in the Old Chicago Northern Colorado ...

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Injury-free, runner Skarda excels

Alexis Skarda could possibly be running for a Division I program, but injuries curtailed that option. Thankfully for Mesa State College, the freshman from Boulder is running cross country for the Mavericks and is the first Mesa State runner ...

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JC transfer Herl quickly adapts to Mavs’ offense

Every basketball season, just about the time the calendar turns to the New Year, a light flips on. The junior college transfers in their first year with the Mesa State College men’s basketball team get it. They understand the offense, ...

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Coy ousted of running for Harlon Hill trophy

Bobby Coy’s football career came to an end last week, and his run for the Harlon Hill Trophy ended this week. The Mesa State College running back did not make the national finalist cut for the NCAA Division II player of the year despite ...

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Regis ends Mesa State volleyball tourney run

No matter what Mesa State’s volleyball team tried Sunday, nothing could stop Regis University from winning the RMAC championship and claiming the No. 8 seed in this week’s NCAA Division II Central Region tournament. The Rangers ...

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Two Mesa State wrestlers place in Wyoming Open

Mesa State College’s Jeremy Ensley and James Breidel each placed in the top four in the University of Wyoming Open on Saturday in Laramie, Wyo. Ensley, a junior wrestling unattached because of eligibility problems, took third in the ...

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