by Aidan Shelton and Nick Escalada The Lumberjacks debuted for their third ever indoor track season at the Silver State Invitational and Multis on Dec. 4-6, hosted by Nevada State in Reno. Being on the cutting edge of the CCAA
by Sadie Shields Loud music, a roaring crowd and a wandering Santa Claus filled Lumberjack Arena as the Toys for Tots Ugly Christmas Sweater event began at the Lumberjack’s basketball games on Saturday, Dec. 6. After both teams decisively beat
by Aidan Shelton After a standout regular season where the Lumberjacks broke the school record in consecutive shutouts, women’s soccer continued their season in the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Championships Soccer Tournament. Going into the tournament ranked fifth, the
by Luke Shanafelt Cal Poly Humboldt’s Women’s Volleyball celebrated their Senior Night on Saturday, Nov. 15, honoring their lone senior Sophia Spoja before the team pulled out a dramatic five-set win over the Cal State East Bay Peregrines. The Jacks
by Dylan Jewett On a bright and sunny day, Cal Poly Humboldt triathletes lined up early in the morning to race against the top teams in triathlon. Cal Poly Humboldt’s Triathlon Team finished up their competition season for the year
by Carmen Ruiz Fernandez The Lumberjacks played against the Northwest Nazarene Nighthawks on Friday, Nov. 14, ultimately falling 75-82. The first two periods seemed promising with the Jacks leading the game, ending with a score of 42-36 at half. However,
by Aidan Shelton The Lumberjacks raced at Chico for the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Championships against a strong line of competition. The women’s cross country team placed seventh out of 11 teams, while the men placed fifth out of
by Carmen Ruiz Fernandez he Cal Poly Humboldt Women and Men’s Soccer Team gathered in the middle of the college creek field on Oct. 19 before their matches to celebrate the Senior Day. Seniors were honored with flowers, photo frames
by Aidan Shelton Cal Poly Humboldt is set to send debate team students to a tournament for the first time since 2019, continuing a long and proud tradition of Humboldt debate. Two students, junior Sylvia Seay and sophomore Oz Kimble,
by Ryan Diaz The sunshine beamed down on students and staff while the smell of freshly cut grass ruminated in the air. The annual College Colors Day took place on the upper playing field and a mix of alumni, students
by Luke ShanafeltThe Lumberjacks suffered a tough three-set loss to Dominican University on Saturday, Sept. 13. With final scores of 25-17, 25-18 and 25-14, Dominican held the Jacks under 20 points in every set. Middle blocker Isabella Hartwig transitioned to
by Sadie Shields Misty and damp, there was no sun in sight for the Cal Poly Humboldt’s Jim Hunt Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 13, their only home cross country meet of the season. The Lumberjacks were able to put on
By Aidan Shelton Cal Poly Humboldt Women’s Soccer team got a boost of encouragement after ranking sixth in the conference preseason poll. They’ve put up a steady performance over the past three years, consistently qualifying for the CCAA tournament, tying
Humboldt Lumberjacks sports teams will be facing new and old rivals this upcoming sports season. By Sadie Shields Cal Poly Humboldt’s Lumberjacks will be facing new teams and saying goodbye to old rivals after last spring season. With the addition
Track and field athletes celebrate their bittersweet end at Humboldt By Ariana Wilson Applause and excitement echo throughout the Redwood Bowl as racers take their mark. The packed stands anxiously wait for the gun to sound. Long, drawn out seconds
By Kimberly Alexsandra Madrigal Dressed to the nines, ready to wine, dine and spend some dimes in the name of student athletics; it was the 39th annual Cal Poly Humboldt Athletics Auction and the venue was packed to the brim.
Recognizing how female coaches empower and inspire young athletes for Women’s History Month By Alexis Blue March marked the start of Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate women’s contributions to American history and their evolving roles in all aspects
Student athletes share how music plays into their pre-game routine By Alexis Blue The grass is warm to the touch and the white lines marking the bounds of the field are glowing as bright as the white jerseys of the
By Barley Lewis-McCabe With 20 seconds on the clock, the women’s team was down by two points, Lumberjack Arena was filled with an array of people shouting “DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE.” The Jacks called time out to draw up a play,