Redshirt senior Tegan Andrews will be the lone representative for CSUF at the Reno Regional Andrews tied for fifth at the Big West Championships Cal State Fullerton men's golf finished the Big West Championship with a score of 17-under-par 847 The Titans led the field Sunday with 9-under par and improved to 17-under Monday but slipped to runner-up after Tuesday’s final round who all earned All-Tournament honors after tying for fifth at 5-under-par 211 set the tone early with a pair of stellar rounds shooting 4-under-par 68 and 3-under-par 69 Tanaka and Comerio each posted a 3-under-par 69 round this tournament ultimately finishing with career-best tournament score Senior Matthew Schafer added another strong showing His opening round of 4-under par 68 set the foundation tying Andrews for the best round from a Titan this tournament Redshirt junior Brendan Ashman rounded out the lineup placing 55th with a score of 18-over par 234 (81-76-77) This tournament was a fitting finale for a squad that showed flashes of brilliance all year The Titans kicked off their spring with a dominant win at the Orange County Classic held steady for fifth at the Grand Canyon Invitational and notched four additional top-10 finishes Though the team will not return for the NCAA regionals they will be represented by Andrews as an individual at the Reno Regional The Reno Regional will take place at the Montreux Golf and Country Club in Reno hosted by Nevada and Reno Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority there are no recent results for popular videos there are no recent results for popular commented articles Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Game Recap: Baseball | 5/4/2025 5:02:00 PM – Cal State Fullerton's late attempt at a comeback fell short dropping game three to UC Santa Barbara 4-3 Sunday afternoon at Goodwin Field With the loss the Titans drop to 25-22 on the year and 16-8 in Big West play Trailing 4-1 in the eighth inning, Fullerton mounted a late comeback. With runners on first and second, Matthew Bardowell doubled to right field to score Eli Lopez from second base and cut the deficit to 4-2 Andrew Kirchner immediately followed with a single to left center field, bringing home Carter Johnstone to make it a one run game, 4-3. The Titans sent the game-tying run home on the play in pinch runner Jack Burke The Titans fell behind 1-0 in the top of the first inning. However, Jayden Harper stranded two Gaucho runners on base to limit the damage to just one run Fullerton quickly responded with one run in the bottom half of the first on a Kirchner double to bring home Johnstone from second base Kirchner bounced back after two rough games to open the series The junior has a conference-leading 58 RBI this season Kirch ties the game up!#TusksUp | @Andrewkirchner0 pic.twitter.com/RQxvMBNz9j The Titans were shut down from the first inning until the eighth in large part due to UCSB's Jackson Flora who allowed just one run on three hits in 6.1 innings pitched while striking out a career-high 12 batters Flora earned the win to improve to 5-2 on the year Chad Gurnea (0-1) drew the loss for the Titans after giving up one run on three hits in 2.1 innings while striking out three batters Gurnea entered the game in relief in the third inning and got the Titans out of a first and second no out jam Gurnea comes on in relief with runners on 1st and 2nd with no outs and gets the Titans out of the jam!#TusksUp pic.twitter.com/81wOciVDkZ UC Santa Barbara extended its lead to 2-1 on a solo home run in the fourth inning The Gauchos scored one run in the sixth on a sac fly and one in the eighth on another solo home run to take a 4-1 lead Fullerton is back in action Tuesday night as the team heads to San Diego to take on the Toreros in the final midweek game of the season Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here killed by FPD a month earlier; Alejandro Campos-Rios Over the past 13 months Fullerton police have killed three Latino men all experiencing some sort of mental problem Back in a 12-month period from mid-2011 to mid-2012 Anaheim police killed seven young men – that was a big enough deal that it led to riots modest reforms (including OC’s first bodycams) and a Police Review Board (albeit toothless) given how much smaller Fullerton is than Anaheim these last 13 months there have been just as bad you’re gonna need this guide to keep track of these last three FPD fatalities but still he kept to himself and didn’t bother anybody This past Easter morning a little after midnight Jose MAY have been holding a “smoldering cardboard box” – at least that’s what the police say And they say that when they tried to arrest him (for who knows what holding smoldering cardboard?) he was “erratic and uncooperative.” and resisted being arrested Jose’s little brother Mike (40) had just left the park on his bike when he saw a bunch of FPD cars speeding toward the park he saw a “stack” of what Mike estimates as 8-10 cops on top of his brother Other Fullerton cops stood in a circle around Jose whose face was already “bruised and puffy” from the blows (Makes the gang of six Fullerton cops who beat & suffocated Kelly Thomas to death in 2011 – three active three watching – look pretty small!) asking “What are you doing to him?” some of the cops rushed over and tackled him at least giving Jose a brief chance to breathe from where he saw officers put a bag over Jose’s head One of them said “Because he’s spitting on us,” Mike said “It’s probably just all his blood!” So they pulled Mike out of that car and stuck him in a different car facing the other way where he couldn’t see what they were doing to his brother any more Succumbing to the beatings and the suffocation (knees and bag) Jose surprised the poor Fullerton cops by displaying signs of a “medical emergency” and dying His cause of death has still not been released by the coroner’s office and neither the police or the hospital will tell Jose’s family what happened Meanwhile Mike was arrested for “resisting arrest” and “entering a park after closing hours.” When they took him to the station Mike says they were laughing and slapping each other on the back Something is deeply wrong with the culture of the Fullerton Police Department We went to the family’s Lemon Park vigil on April 27 always helping the homeless before he ever knew he’d become one of them Family members of other recent police victims were there as well Jose’s sister Mary discovers the only way to get a response How FPD responds to info requests from family members of their victims: “You were not involved.” Meanwhile this killing reminds us a lot of the killing of Kelly Thomas by another gang of Fullerton cops 14 years ago The two guiltiest of those cops were removed from the force and Kelly’s mother and father got settlements but there should have been jail time for the killers there should have been consequences for the cops who stood there letting it happen and holding back the crowd and there should have been a lot more reform Later this week we will tell the stories of Pedro Garcia (killed by FPD this past March) and Alejandro Campos-Rios (killed by FPD in March of 2024.) But Danny Hughes said those who spoke of a Culture of Corruption were misinformed or lying Did you get the statements from Mike from the Register article The Register article had some good stuff from Mike but I got more from talking to him and his sister Mary at the April 27 vigil Take the Narranjo case lightly when you read it The brother Mike hated cops all his life because he’s made horrible choices his whole life That’s a reason he’s homeless and his beloved sister Mary want nothing to do with hint why she never posts or talks about him She never posted about Jose her “twin” either nor helped him when he was homeless Mikes always been a trouble maker all his life I’d never believe anything that comes out of his mouth But this family now asking for 25K when any $ should be going to his kids if he even has that many kids not his family who wants to show up now She has maybe 8 of the same photos she keeps posting thus is all for show This family didn’t help him when he really needed it Shame on them and shame on the brother and sister and mom for acting like they care now they’re right about one thing God will reveal the truth he’s going to reveal their true colors and how that brother has caused more trouble and likes for that family more than anybody and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. 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But he sure thinks he's both a big tough guy and a rebel I don’t think James Mai has ever been in a mosh pit when Janet Nguyen really pissed off a lot of the Little Saigon community by politicizing Black… but I got more from talking to him and his sister… About Arras WordPress Theme Just ask Reem Metwale ’21 (business administration-finance) who has brought her business honors experience as an undergraduate at Cal State Fullerton to bear in her role as an internal auditor for JP Morgan Chase in New York City she collaborates with auditors from across the company helping her build a comprehensive understanding of the finance profession This latest position follows a career trajectory for Metwale that includes interning at the Government Accountability Office in Washington working with federal audits at Davis Farr LLP gaining exposure to commercial and manufacturing audits at Mazars USA and contributing to the asset management global team at JP Morgan Chase positioned at the high-demand intersection of business and technology Read more about Metwale in this CSUF Business News article Do you have news you’d like to share with the campus This Letter to the Editor was submitted by Xavier Nunez-Sundara a student at Cal State Fullerton and the president of CSUF College Democrats All opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not reflect the opinions of the Daily Titan as a whole nor the CSUF College Democrats I had thought that there had been plain-clothed Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents at Cal State Fullerton telling them to look out for ICE the next day if they could and to stay at home if they couldn't afraid and uncertain about the day to come I was relieved to see an email from CSUF officials addressing this rumored ICE presence judging by what I've read in the CSUF subreddit It is because of my own dissatisfaction over our school's response to these rumors that I am writing Our school administration's email did address the central issue of ICE's presence there was only a K9 and a single Department of Homeland Security agent on campus Wednesday and their presence was in no way related to ICE The email also helpfully provided a link to campus immigration resources I have no problem with those parts of the email What I have a problem with is this: "We strongly urge everyone to verify information through official university sources before acting on social media posts or unconfirmed reports." On its face much less any college student or faculty member oppose the idea that people should double-check what they write before posting Yet Wednesday's events did not happen under normal circumstances People were not merely "acting on social media posts or unconfirmed reports." People were acting in an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty The Trump administration has both detained lawful permanent residents and deported them and four student visas have been revoked at CSUF it is the duty of our campus leaders to keep us informed The first official statement about the DHS agent — who they were and why they were on campus — was issued by our campus police just before midnight much too late to preempt any of the rumors that transformed this one DHS agent and K9 into a full-on ICE presence that was there not only on Wednesday and President Ronald Rochon have openly acknowledged their contribution to Wednesday and Thursday's events But we wouldn't know that if we just read the administration's official update from Thursday we would be left with the impression that it was our fault for being misinformed I write here that we should acknowledge the school administration's "campus update" as what it is: a thinly veiled attempt to shift blame onto students and faculty I further write here that our students and faculty are blameless Instead of criticizing how our fellow Titans responded to rumors of ICE When it looked like our fellow Titans were facing an onslaught We communicated to each other the danger we saw When the world looked like it was coming for our friends Our campus administration might think what we did on Wednesday and Thursday was irresponsible or that it was overdramatic think it was one of the most American things I've seen Partly cloudy early followed by cloudy skies overnight sweeping the Cal State Channel Islands Dolphins Associated Students teamed up with Titan Esports to host the biggest Titan Cup tournament to date — the Titan Cup x Titan Esports Marvel Rivals Tournament this tournament set a new esports benchmark at Cal State Fullerton drawing the largest number of participants in its history Held at the Esports Lounge located in the Titan Bowling and Billiards Center on the lower floor of the Titan Student Union breaking the previous record of 13 teams set during a past Overwatch tournament continues to thrive as a campus hub for gaming enthusiasts With the growing popularity of competitive gaming ASI hosts monthly tournaments through the Titan Cup series The spring semester kicked off with back-to-back tournaments featuring League of Legends in February and Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 in March continuing their mission to build a thriving esports community at CSUF a newly released team-based shooter featuring beloved Marvel characters in fast-paced 6v6 battles With its dynamic roster of iconic heroes and villains and strategic gameplay Marvel Rivals has quickly caught the attention of the competitive gaming community with teams competing in best-of-three matchups followed by best-of-five matchups in later rounds the last two teams standing were the Cal State Channel Islands Dolphins and Scholars of Balls having previously defeated Scholars of Balls 2-0 in the qualifying rounds the in person finals told a different story winning four straight games in the best-of-seven series to claim the championship “We absolutely love this,” said Bryan Villacorta senior business major and captain of Scholars of Balls “This game has done a lot of things right that has caught the eyes of competitive gamers.” Following their earlier loss against Cal State Channel Islands Villacorta explained that his team had been wasting too many resources on low-impact strategies that were not paying off leading them to shift their approach heading into the finals the event symbolized the growing impact of esports at CSUF ASI Esports Student Assistant President Roby Ho hopes to continue growing ASI’s role in the esports community at CSUF “As long as I can encourage more people to enjoy esports embrace esports in general and facilitate more of this environment where people can come together and have fun and play games together With a record-breaking turnout and thrilling competition the 2025 Titan Esports Marvel Rivals Tournament showed that esports at CSUF is garnering more attention and will continue to grow as more and more players join the fray CSUF track grabbed eight medals this weekend Cal State Fullerton track and field broke three school records and won five silver medals alongside three bronze medals combined across three different track meets in Los Angeles Two Titan school records were broken at the Desert Heat Classic for the women's 400m hurdles and the women's 4x100m relay The new women's 400m hurdles relay record is owned by junior Alyssa Heinlein timed at 59.59 It was previously held by India Owens in 2016 The record-breaking women's 4x100m relay team consisted of senior Jayde Charlton and sophomores Nancy Dematte The previous record was set at 45.22 seconds in 2014 The women's 4x100m relay team placed fifth out of 12 schools with one not finishing the race and another being disqualified for being out of the hand off zone Senior Jonathan Pfeiffer broke the men’s 800m school record timed at 1:49.26 at the Oxy Classic held at Occidental University in Los Angeles Pfeiffer placed fourth in the event out of 38 competitors with a time of 1:46.51 The previous school record was set earlier in the season by sophomore Luke Hitchcock and was beaten by a tenth of a second At the Steve Scott Invitational held in Irvine the Titans earned five silver medals and a bronze medal Hitchcock earned a silver medal at the men's 800m invitational category at 1:50.01 The winning time was set by Angel Cordero from UC Irvine with a time of 1:49.77 Two Titans earned a silver and a bronze on the women's side of the 800m in the open category Freshman Makena Oliva placed second out of 19 athletes timed at 2:16.27 with her teammate being right behind her at 2:19.93 to earn third place Fifth-year Tony Chavez added to the silver count in the men's 3000 steeplechase at 9:03.35 He bested six other athletes with the top time being Joshua Schuld from UC Irvine at 9:01.70 Junior Keith Orona earned a silver of his own in the men's javelin throw with a distance of 57.51m with UC Irvine’s Liam Miksic being the only one throwing further at 66.52m Fifth year Jeremiah Castellano’s time of 4:19.10 in the men's one mile was enough for the silver out of 38 athletes The winning time was set by Long Beach State athlete Cristian Martinez at 4:15.29 the University of Arizona hosted the Desert Heat Classic Fifth year Rahsaan Dozier reached the podium for a bronze medal in the men's long jump with a distance of 7.80m His senior teammate Camren Willis placed just behind him for a fourth place finish with a distance of 7.74 meters Their third and fourth place finishes were amongst a field of 31 competing athletes Freshman Sebastian Ikolo received bronze in the men's high jump Ikolo shared third place with Braden Goellner from Iowa State with a height of 2.11m The Titans are now set for the Big West Multi Championships which are being held Friday and Saturday The Big West Championships will be held May 16 and 17 Partly cloudy skies this evening will become overcast overnight Editor's Note: Daily Titan assistant editors Andrea Holland and Demiana Ghobrial are board members of the Fullerton Fashion Association A runway stage decorated with candles and flowers was the centerpiece within the Titan Student Union Pavilion for student models to showcase their garments It was an unforgettable night as the Fullerton Fashion Association’s first-ever fashion show ended the night as a clear success this past Friday CSUF student Cayman Jennings uplifted the atmosphere with vivacious music and near the stage on the opposite side of the room were tables filled with goods mini toners from Thayer’s and merchandise from their sponsored partner Poshmark FFA chose “Metamorphosis” for the theme and name of the event due to the clothing pieces’ connection with nature and new transformations FFA is a student-run organization that aims to promote student individuality and representation through fashion third-year marketing major and member of the FFA’s public relations committee said that the Los Angeles fires were the inspiration behind “Metamorphosis.” we just wanted to celebrate Earth again and the transformation of life,” Rodriguez said “So that was the only thing that we were thinking about The models confidently strutted and walked the runway with their looks designed by the student designers Each model had unique outfits that made the concept of individuality more prevalent during this event A majority of the designers who put together the outfits were on the committee first-year business entrepreneurship major and member of the FFA TikTok committee participated in the event by being a designer The inspiration behind his catalog was a mixture of bringing two eras into one outfit “I’m incorporating ‘70s fashion with new day fashion so I’m including more of a baggy look instead of that tight look,” Gonzalez said The models that were the canvases of the designers’ art were local models cast by the FFA “We did a modeling casting call and a lot of them are local models or local talents that just wanted to come out,” Rodriguez said some have never even done this (and) some have been doing this.” Not only did the event display creative and gorgeous outfits it also showcased art pieces by CSUF students in the Arts Inter-Club Council Some pieces were placed on the walls and others were held up by easels for attendees to view first-year mechanical engineering major and treasurer of the FFA expressed how it was such a pleasure to see the art pieces being displayed at the fashion show “I think it’s so cool that we're not only just involving the designers and everything “Fashion is really a work of art and that just puts it together.” Huerta also participated in the fashion show as a model and felt ecstatic and confident not only to have walked the runway but also that everything played out exactly how they wanted it and honestly just being on that stage gave me so much energy before and after,” Huerta said FFA is planning to do more fashion shows in the future to continue showcasing the community’s fashion sense FFA represents themselves as meant for everyone regardless of having an interest in fashion or not “We definitely want people to know that FFA stands for open community no matter what type of style you have,” Gonzalez said “We want to be known as a club that you can come to and feel very comfortable with being whatever you want to be (by) expressing yourself as you truly are.” Email notifications are only sent once a day Thanks for visiting ! 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Best Version Media, LLC. despite a late two-run rally in the ninth inning the Gauchos fought back but couldn't close the gap They managed to score four runs over the final five innings but previously fell behind 9-0 after two innings This defeat puts them at 29-16 overall and 13-13 in the Big West Conference The Gauchos aim to win the final game of the series on Sunday Barrett showcased his skills with a perfect inning in his recent return from injury This matchup is crucial for UCSB to elevate their standings in the Big West Conference UCSB’s late-game performance highlights their fighting spirit but underscores the need for stronger early-game execution The team is under pressure to secure a win in the final game to boost their conference position and regain momentum The summary of the linked article was generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence technology from OpenAI We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it OK Privacy policy Game Recap: Baseball | 5/3/2025 9:22:00 PM – Cal State Fullerton showed no letdown after Friday night's walk-off win defeating UC Santa Barbara 10-4 Saturday night at Goodwin Field to secure the series victory With the win the Titans improve to 25-21 on the year and 16-7 in Big West Conference play Fullerton jumped all over UC Santa Barbara in the first inning Starting game two how we ended game one... with a bomb!#TusksUp | @CarterJohnston9 pic.twitter.com/fPnj2RJ1y2 Following an Eli Lopez double, Maddox Latta hit an RBI single to bring him home from second and put the Titans up 2-0. Latta then stole second, his 13th of the season, to set up Max Ortega for an RBI single to extend the Titans lead to 3-0 Latta comes through with two outs once again!#TusksUp pic.twitter.com/OyfJZLheFI Mo riding that momentum!#TusksUp | @_MaxOrtega_ pic.twitter.com/OvMzy3xFRx Fullerton opened the game up in the second inning with six runs to take a commanding 9-0 lead Jakob Schardt got the inning started with a leadoff double Johnstone hit a sacrifice fly to center field to bring home Schardt to push the lead to 4-0 Matthew Bardowell extended the Titans lead to 5-0 on an RBI single to right field, bringing home Cam Burdick from second base Bardo puts the Titans up 5-0!#TusksUp | @BardowellJ pic.twitter.com/jjKJS52lbn After Latta was hit by a pitch to load the bases, Max Ortega hit a no-doubt grand slam to left field hit his first career grand slam while going 3-for-4 on the night with a career-high five RBI MAX. ORTEGA. GRAND SLAM ??#TusksUp | @_MaxOrtega_ pic.twitter.com/mwslRTaYq5 UC Santa Barbara got on the board in the fourth inning on a sacrifice fly to cut the Titans lead to 9-1. Jason Krakoski did a good job limiting the damage to just one run after having runners on second and third with no outs Krakoski gave up just one run on three hits in four innings pitched while walking two and striking out five batters The two teams were scoreless until the seventh inning when UC Santa Barbara scored one run to cut Fullerton's lead to 9-2. This time Jason Blood limited the damage to just one run after back-to-back doubles to start the inning Blood allowed just one run on two hits in three innings of work The Titans immediately responded with one run in the bottom half of the inning to regain an eight run lead Schardt reached on a fielder's choice which gave Latta enough time to score from third That'll do Schardt!#TusksUp pic.twitter.com/h9BrS4yoTg The Gauchos scored two runs in the top of the ninth inning to make the final score 10-4 The four Fullerton pitchers – Krakoski (5), Blood (5), Ryan Faulks (2) and Derek Turner (3) – combined to strike out a season-high 15 batters Saturday night Fullerton looks to sweep the weekend series against UC Santa Barbara with game three Sunday afternoon at Goodwin Field Thanks for visiting The Kansas City Royals (17-16) are set to face the Baltimore Orioles (13-18) in a matchup at Oriole Park at Camden Yards The Royals enter the game on a one-game losing streak while the Orioles are riding a two-game winning streak Kansas City has a winning percentage of .515 bolstered by strong performances from players like Bobby Witt Jr. who leads the team with 101 hits and 20 runs Both teams will look to improve their standings in a competitive division as they continue their respective campaigns where we cover everything we air on fuboTV Contact us: support@fubo.tv Thanks for visiting A Westchester County man is facing federal charges accusing him of getting underage girls charged with three counts of sexual exploitation of a child which carries a minimum prison term of 15 years and a maximum of 30 years Fullerton used Snapchat and other social media apps to get teen girls to send him sexually explicit photos and videos of themselves He also exchanged sexually explicit texts with them including telling a 14-year-old girl he wished she lived in New York so he could have sex with her That girl told the FBI that she had claimed to be 15 in her communication with Fullerton The federal complaint details more than 20 videos that the three girls sent Fullerton between September 2022 and August 2023 Fullerton sent at least two of the victims pictures of himself in medical scrubs and the oldest told the FBI he claimed to be a cardio-pulmonary doctor Fullerton's LinkedIn page identifies him as a registered respiratory therapist "The defendant allegedly engaged in unlawful sexual communications and induced the repeated production of explicit content violating the victims' privacy and preying upon their innocence," FBI Assistant Director in Charge Christopher Raia said in a statement in a news release from the U.S "The FBI remains determined to apprehend any individual who sexually exploits minors to fulfill their perverted gratification." Federal authorities are asking anyone with information about Fullerton to contact the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324) or https://tips.fbi.gov They are particularly interested in those who have encountered someone online with Snapchat username 'lomax518' Kik username 'lomax518' or TikTok username 'bradsddysza' Fullerton appeared in federal court in White Plains following his arrest and U.S Magistrate Judge Judith McCarthy released him on $100,000 bond with home detention and electronic monitoring 4vs2Cal State Fullerton Cal State Fullerton’s College of Business and Economics led the way this spring in solidifying international partnerships by sending a high-level delegation to Vietnam for meetings with business and educational leaders dean of the College of Business and Economics regional director of the Orange County Inland Empire Small Business Development Center Network The visit was made possible by OCIE SBDC and with the support of Tam Nguyen ’05 (MBA) and his sister who are among the college’s strongest links to the Orange County Vietnamese community “The College of Business and Economics has a mission to create a positive societal impact in the region,” said Sundaram “This trade mission to Vietnam is a great example of how we do it Tam was an integral part of coordinating the on-ground logistics and making possible local connections such as the visit to the Foreign Trade University.” Read more about the Vietnam trip in CSUF Business News The Big West’s top six teams will compete for the conference title with the champion earning an automatic berth in the NCAA Championship The four-day double-elimination format sees the top two teams with a first round bye will be the first of its kind in The Big West Three games highlight the first day of competition on Wednesday 3 and No 6 seeds going head-to-head at 4 p.m. with the first elimination game of the championship rounding out Day 1 when the top two teams take to the diamond for their first taste of championship action with an elimination matchup to close out Day 2 and bring the field to four May 9 features a winner's bracket showdown with the victor in that contest advancing to the championship Two elimination games round out the action as one team will battle back to earn a spot in the championship The championship game will take place at 1 p.m a decisive second game will be played approximately 45 minutes after the conclusion of the first to crown the 2025 Big West softball champions Cal State Fullerton (37-15) captured the top seed along with a first round bye after clinching consecutive Big West regular-season titles after finishing with a 22-5 mark in conference action Four teams finished in a four-way tie for second place in the league standings with a 10-7 league record also earning a day off during the first day of competition 5 Hawai’i clash in the first game on Wednesday to start things off in the inaugural Championship The Beach bested UH during their regular season series 2-1 featuring a 9-1 (6 inn.) victory in the rubber match 6 UC San Diego matchup in game two on Wednesday at 4 p.m UCSB took home the series win from the Tritons after sweeping the opening doubleheader The non-advancing squads from both games one and two square off in the Elimination Bracket to cap the day off on Wednesday at 7 p.m CSF and CSUN will square off against the winners of games 1 and 2 as the bracket continues to take form during the remainder of week following the double elimination format Thanks for visiting ! Sophomore LHP Kaitlyn TerryPhoto by: Mac BrownNo. 6 Softball Hosts Cal State Fullerton Wednesday Night April 29, 2025 | Softball Baseball Gameday: 4/12/25 Vs. Cal State Fullerton April 12, 2025 | Baseball Photo by: Karl MaasdamOSU Starts Trip With Three At Cal State Fullerton April 09 Longtime higher education leader Khalilah Doss was appointed Cal State Fullerton’s vice president for student affairs following a national search Her chief focus as an educator is to help students navigate their academic journeys and build toolkits to become global citizens In this role, Doss will lead the Division of Student Affairs which works to transform the lives of students through such opportunities as community involvement Throughout her 20 years of experience in student affairs Doss has led successful initiatives through evidence-based decision making She currently serves as vice president for student affairs and dean of students at Middle Tennessee State University and previously served as vice president for student affairs at the University of Southern Indiana Doss’ decades of experience across student affairs and higher education have earned her a reputation as a compassionate and thoughtful servant leader deeply committed to student leadership and development,” said CSUF President Ronald S “She is passionate about developing and implementing innovative programs that foster belonging and academic excellence.” Doss experienced firsthand the transformative power of higher education As a resident adviser — her first experience with student affairs leadership — she learned the value of teamwork “What I enjoy most about working in student affairs is the opportunity to make meaningful differences in the lives of students,” shared Doss “This work fulfills me because I want to be who I needed During her first 100 days at Cal State Fullerton Her top priority is building relationships with students staff and alumni to understand how the campus can better support students “I want the community to know how much I love working with students and how deeply committed I am to advocating for students’ voices,” said Doss “I also want the community to know that I’m always open to feedback and new ideas “What has been made clear to me is that this community loves its students and values collaboration and shared governance,” she emphasized Doss holds a doctorate in educational administration and higher education from Southern Illinois University Carbondale a master’s degree in public administration and policy analysis from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville finance and marketing from McKendree University Doss is a member of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators and other national organizations in the field of student affairs staff and faculty was palpable when I visited campus,” Doss shared “I really appreciated the sense of community that seemed to be present everywhere.” Doss will be joined in her move to California by her husband “I am ecstatic, thankful and humbled by this opportunity,” she said. “The CSUF strategic plan speaks to the notion of moving Fullerton Forward together and I cannot wait to join you all in this work.” Game Recap: Softball | 5/3/2025 6:36:00 PM ?? NEW PROGRAM RECORD ??Ava Arce has set a new single-season program record with 60 runs batted in, surpassing the previous mark of 59 set by Jenny Topping in 2001.#TusksUp pic.twitter.com/WwTODP7U18 Abigail's first double of the year comes on Senior Day!!#TusksUp pic.twitter.com/Bp8yDgeS8y Sophia Guevara clears the bases on Senior Day!!#TusksUp pic.twitter.com/1EMvytwwQf Have a day, Abigail??Her first career home run as a Titan comes on Senior Day. #TusksUp pic.twitter.com/80WA5G0awt For the LEAD!! Ava Arce's 11th home run of the season gives the Titans a 4-3 lead over the Roadrunners, while bringing her RBI total to 60 on the season. #TusksUp pic.twitter.com/bm1gsXMT6i Thanks for visiting 9at8Cal State Fullerton Cal State Fullerton’s College of Business and Economics offers a reputable Online B.A. in Business Administration program designed for transfer students completing their final semesters of undergraduate study Ideal for full-time students who can’t attend on-campus classes this cohort-based program provides a strong support system and career development opportunities military veterans and adult learners gain leadership skills and stay competitive in the job market The program can be completed in as little as two and a half years “With Cal State Fullerton’s national reputation for academic quality online students are taking the same business classes that their on-campus peers are taking taught by the same world-class faculty members They will graduate with the same Cal State Fullerton diploma earned by on-campus business students Current and future employers can trust they are investing in someone who pursued a rigorous education preparing them well for leadership roles in today’s complex business environments,” said Heather Chakiris senior adviser of online undergraduate programming and initiatives at the College of Business and Economics Read more about the Online B.A. in Business Administration program in CSUF Business News. 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The Aztecs scored in seven of the eight frames to raise their record to 15-27 on the year and avenge a 7-1 defeat to the Titans in Fullerton on March 4 SDSU posted his fourth-highest total of the season with 16 hits, highlighted by Jake Jackson’s solo homer along with two-run doubles by Eli Selga and Daniel Arambula CSF also got into the act with 13 hits of its own but stranded 16 runners Making his third career start, Alito McBean (1-1) earned his first collegiate victory after allowing one run on seven scattered hits and three walks in five innings of work the Titans utilized seven pitchers on the night who was charged with the loss after giving up two runs on three hits in the first two innings of the contest plating a run in their initial at-bat when Noonan ripped a two-out double off the left-field wall and raced home on Moran’s single to center SDSU extended its lead to 2-0 courtesy of Jackson’s solo blast with one out in the second on a 3-2 pitch from Dockan Fullerton trimmed the margin in half in the top of third on Jakob Schardt’s RBI single, but the Aztecs answered in their half of the inning when Zane Kelly doubled and ultimately crossed the plate on Noonan’s groundout The Scarlet and Black began to give itself some separation in the fourth at 5-1 thanks to Selga’s two-run double down the right-field line The Titans narrowed the gap to 5-3 in the sixth on Carter Johnstone’s RBI single and Max Ortega’s sacrifice fly the Aztecs scored the final eight runs to abruptly end the contest SDSU began its surge with a five-spot in the bottom of the sixth with Noonan sliding home safely following a throw to the plate from first the Aztecs received RBIs on Jackson’s single and Noonan’s fielder’s choice grounder while Kelly drew a walk and eventually scored on a passed ball the Scarlet and Black tacked on another run in the seventh when Smith singled and stole second before darting home on Farnum’s single that skipped past the outstretched glove of Nick Miller at short Arambula cooncluded the affair with a double to the gap in left-center Issac Araiza (1.2 IP, 2 H, 1 BB, 1 K) and Chris Canavan (1.0 IP 2 H) kept the Titans off the scoreboard for the final 2 2/3 innings Andrew Kirchner and Eli Lopez collected two hits apiece in the loss for Fullerton UP NEXTSan Diego State resumes its Mountain West schedule this weekend when it travels to the Silver State to face UNLV