HSU Athletics Press Conference Breakdown 10/8
Liam Warner
Wednesday, October 9, 2019
Another strong outing in Oregon for cross country, mixed results at home for soccer, and volleyball continues to struggle.
Another strong outing in Oregon for cross country, mixed results at home for soccer, and volleyball continues to struggle.
Humboldt State women’s soccer hit with a double loss during weekend doubleheader.
Humboldt State capitalizes on strong offense and outstanding defense to defeat SSU Warriors.
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Humboldt Roller Derby brings the heat at Redwood Acres.
Jacks win both games on Saturday but postpone Sunday games due to weather.
Men and women’s rugby play against former players during alumni game.
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Women’s and men’s soccer win big, cross country performs well in Oregon and volleyball faces some tough competition at home.
The KRFH sports crew gets together to talk HSU and national athletics
Jacks make it look easy as they beat William Jessup 4-0 at home.
HSU Volleyball hopes to rest up after losing to CSUSB 40-19.
A look at what Charles Leclerc’s win did for the 2019 season of professional racing.
Volleyball bounced back, women’s soccer took a loss and cross country preps for an upcoming meet in Oregon.
Cross country dominated at home, volleyball won two of three games and soccer had mixed results.
HSU Women’s Rugby trains for a new division placement and tougher opponents.
Thomas Lal and Liam Warner talk local and national sports.
Sharks Forward Evander Kane speaks out about racism in the NHL.
Humboldt runners get off on the right foot with a resounding win.
HSU’s club baseball team gets ready for competition with informational meeting.
Professionals and enthusiasts tackle the Mad River Enduro.
Coaches and players from HSU’s volleyball, cross country and soccer teams spoke about the upcoming season.
Benjamin Shaeffer’s double life as an HSU philosophy professor and Crabs’ baseball announcer.