Sonoma State Women’s Soccer is back after a very successful 2021 campaign that included winning the CCAA Championship. The defending champions have come out this year staying on top with a current overall record of 3-1. The Seawolves biggest win so far this season was against nationally ranked Western Washington. All this early success has been a complete team effort but 2 certain players have been on another level.
Read MoreThe Wolves Den was full of energy as “Enter Sandman” by Metallica played just before the SSU women's volleyball match vs. Cal State East Bay on Saturday afternoon. This game featured two teams riding in with a lot of momentum, with SSU on a 7-game winning streak and Cal State East Bay on a 6-game streak. The SSU women were not on the winning end in this one losing 3-1. After being "humbled," the team is ready to turn the page.
Read MoreIt was hard not to notice Head Coach Emiria Salzmann of Sonoma State Women's Soccer was absent for the team's 2-1 win vs. Western Washington on Saturday afternoon in Rohnert Park, Calif. Salzmann, in her eleventh year at Sonoma State, is known for her relentless dedication. Assistant Coach Kristal Luna, who filled in for Salzmann, clarified the reason after the game, "Her mom, unfortunately, passed away this morning, so she obviously had to spend that time with her family."
Read MoreThis past weekend's Seawolves/Penguins Classic was a very successful one for Sonoma State’s volleyball team as they fought hard to go undefeated. Sonoma’s seniors Kiana Richardson, Jen Trephan and Jessie Hobbs began the start of the season as powerful forces and leaders for their team. Sonoma’s first game was against Holy Names University, and the Seawolves won in a three-set sweep. Trephan led the way with a huge five kills. Junior Brooklyn Jackson has also been setting the tone for the team as she ended Holy Names and was named Player of the Game with nine kills. Kills are an exciting part of the game and very difficult to accomplish, so we asked Jackson what it takes to see those opportunities.
Read MoreOn Sunday May 8, the Sonoma State Seawolves won their second straight CCAA (California Collegiate Athletic Association) championship title hosted by Cal State Monterey Bay. The Seawolves defeated Monterey in the championship to secure their second straight CCAA title and the fourth seed in the West Regional Tournament..
Read MoreThis past weekend was a successful and special one for the SSU baseball team as they swept Cal State San Bernardino and clinched a spot in the CCAA(California Collegiate Athletic Association) tournament.
Read MoreMultiple Sonoma State athletes’ shined this past week as three different athletes were named player of the week in their respective sport. The first two are softball players Jesse Dupuis and Anna Zoia-Buescher. Dupuis won CCAA(California Collegiate Athletic Association) Pitcher of the week for April 19-24, her second time receiving the award this month.
Read MoreThis past weekend, Sonoma State’s baseball team faced the Dominguez Hills Toros in a four game series, one that was crucial for the Seawolves. The Seawolves would go on to lose the series 3-1, but they are still tied for the sixth and final playoff spot with Cal State East Bay.
Read MoreAfter Rodriguez set the tone for the day with a one-hit shut-out against Cal State East Bay, Dupuis capped it off with a no-hitter in her last outing on Seawolf diamond.
Read MoreThe Seawolves won three out of the four games and extended their series win streak to three in a row. This past weekend put the team at 16-16 in conference play as they made their final push towards the playoffs.
Read MoreThe tournament was held at Yocha Dehe Golf Club in Brooks, Calif from April 11 to April 13 and saw the Seawolves be crowned champions for the first time since 2009.
Read MoreFara still has the same passion for lacrosse that he did when he first started as a child. He started playing in third grade and has loved it ever since.
Read MoreThe Seawolves winning the series has put them to 10-14 in conference play and one spot out of the playoffs with a little more than a month left in the season.
Read MoreBoyle, while it’s still early in their career, believes that there is still plenty of time to get even better and reach the, “potential my coaches see in me.”
Read MoreSonoma State’s men's golf team had a historic showing this past week at the Hanny Invitational that is hosted by Stanislaus State in Turlock, Calif.
Read MoreSonoma State’s men's Lacrosse team continued its woes, as they dropped yet another game last Saturday to the number six team in the nation, U.C. Berkeley.
Read MoreThe Seawolves started on a sour note as they lost 8-0 in Friday’s 11-inning marathon, and 13-0 in their first game on Saturday. However, they managed to split the series evenly, as they won the last two games of the series, 7-1 and 8-7. After this series, this puts the Seawolves at 5-11 in conference play.
Read MoreRodriguez was named back-to-back CCAA pitcher of the week for March 7-13 and March 21-27 after her near-flawless performances against No. 22 ranked Cal State Monterey Bay, and Cal State San Bernardino.
Read MoreSSU won the first three games of the series but could not take the fourth game, resulting in a 3-1 series win.
Read MoreSenior Director of Athletics Dr. Nicole Annaloro announced Rich Shayewitz as head coach of the men’s basketball team after running all basketball operations at SSU and serving as the head coach for both the women’s and men’s programs.
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