by Alina Ferguson COVID-19 disturbed, disrupted, and delayed many lives and events over the past few years. Club sports at Cal Poly Humboldt were no exception. Sport clubs that have been around since the 90s had to be put on
Cal Poly Humboldt Cross Country team sets high bar, aims higher
by Jake Knoeller It’s 5 p.m. on a Tuesday night early in September in the Fieldhouse. Training is already off and running. Many members of the team are very excited about what this team can potentially bring, especially with their
Cal Poly Humboldt Jacks Volleyball team loses first CCAA match
by Carlos Pedraza The Cal Poly Humboldt Track and Field team participated in the Stanislaus State Multi-Event from Thursday April 7 to Saturday April 9. The team participated in over 10 different events, all of which were multi-day involving different
by Eddie Carpenter On April 30, Cal Poly Humboldt Softball played the last two games of their series against Cal State San Marcos. Due to weather conditions, the softball games had to be relocated to the Bear River Recreation Center
A look at the Ultimate Teams race to regionals
“That’s my team right there, and I’m proud as hell of that!”
“I could not contain my excitement all week long. It’s just an amazing feeling being home.”
by Gabriel Zucker On March 5, the Cal Poly Humboldt softball team held their first home game this year. I was reminded of an easier time, where relaxing to live sports was an everyday escape from the rigor of school
by Angel Barker For the first time under the Cal Poly Humboldt name, the university hosted the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) championship basketball tournament. Although neither basketball team for Cal Poly Humboldt was a part of the tournament, it
by Jake Knoeller Two seniors celebrated their college basketball careers for Humboldt in the Lumberjack Arena on Saturday night. For the women, Sharon Roldan closed out her second season for the ‘Jacks with 8 points and an emotional moment at
by Mekiah Glynn Madison Parry started playing basketball when she was 6. Now, she’s a freshman on the Cal Poly Humboldt’s women’s basketball team. Throughout this season that lifetime of practice has become apparent with her contribution to the ‘Jacks.
by Morgan Hancock Athletes live in a culture of perfection and pressure that can lead to high stress, these Cal Poly Humboldt students want to address that. Gracie Kasberger founded this campus’ branch of Dam Worth It. Dam Worth It
The Recreation and Wellness Center provides self defense courses for Cal Poly Humboldt students
Both the women’s and men’s basketball teams are in action
