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Dual-sport athlete, Emilia Long, helps make Humboldt history
by Vanessa Saltos Torn between two worlds, junior dual-sport athlete Emilia Long came to Cal Poly Humboldt and was able to have her cake and eat it too. Long is from Port Angeles, Washington and has been playing basketball and

Katelin Talbert goes for the goal
The former Humboldt State goalkeeper starts the preseason with the NWSL’s OL Reign

The Failure of U.S Soccer
The United States men’s national team has not made much progress since failing to qualify for the 2018 World Cup

Men’s Soccer Finishes Season With an Emotional Senior Day
Jacks defeat Dominguez Hills behind two goals, but fall to Cal State LA.

Overtime Goal Sends Jacks Past Gators
HSU women’s soccer beat San Francisco State in overtime.

HSU Women’s Soccer Wins in Overtime
Jacks take second match win in doubleheader after falling to Cal State East Bay in game one.

Strong Defense Shakes Jacks’ Gameplay
Men’s soccer struggles against Cal State Monterey Bay.

HSU Shuts Out Stanislaus State
Humboldt State capitalizes on strong offense and outstanding defense to defeat SSU Warriors.

HSU Athletics Sept. 10 Press Conference Breakdown
Cross country dominated at home, volleyball won two of three games and soccer had mixed results.

Women’s soccer alumni game
Annual alumni women’s game finishes at 2-0, brings battle of the ages

Jacks head their way to victory
One more regular season game remains for the Jacks on Oct. 27

Jacks soccer showcases talented group of recruits for 2018
National Signing Day is the day aspiring college athletes impatiently wait for, which is usually the first Wednesday of every February. The Lady Jacks will be losing three seniors for the 2018 fall season, but gain nine after welcoming talented

Jacks Pass
By Keaundrey Clark Women’s Soccer Humboldt State improved its record to 4-3-1 with a dominant victory in Sunday’s 4-0 win over Benedictine at Mesa. “I think that Benedictine was well-organized and came out high energy, and our girls did a

Freshman athletes adjust to college sports
By Curran Daly Freshman basketball player Kellen Gerig had yet to start a college game. In his first start of the season he played for 17 minutes. In high school, Gerig scored 26.1 points per game and lead his team



