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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.
Both the women’s and men’s basketball teams are in action
5K race to protest social and racial injustices while raising money for AACAE
Humboldt State Lady Lumberjacks’ dynamic duo Tyra Turner and Alexia Thrower show no signs of slowing down
Humboldt State women’s basketball beats Seattle Pacific 70-54 in West Region Conference.
HSU women’s basketball loses to Cal State East Bay in the first round of the CCAA tournament 72-62
The Seawolves late fourth quarter run wasn’t enough to stop HSU
HSU Women’s Basketball beats CSUSB 69-66 on Black Out Night.
HSU women’s basketball gets a shot at the top Tritons
Threes don’t fall for the Jacks as they drop first game of the season. Lumberjacks forward Isa Conde scored 26 in a comeback effort by the Jacks versus the Concordia (Ore.) Cavaliers but fell just short in the game’s final
Twins Tyla and Tyra Turner aim to be the most prolific duo in Humboldt State basketball history on and off the court. To great athletes, the big moment is never too big. For twin point guards Tyla and Tyra Turner,
HSU women’s basketball team rolled over the California State University, Monterey Bay Otters 64-42 at the Lumberjack Arena on Feb. 3 The game started off as a low-scoring defensive battle, but the Jacks took control in the second quarter. By
Women’s basketball moves past Chico State in conference
The Jacks women’s basketball team took care of business Saturday night by dismantling the California State University, San Bernardino Coyotes 71-53 at the Lumberjack Arena. It was a slow start to the game as both teams struggled to score a
By | Keaundrey Clark Football No. 16-ranked Humboldt State was unable to overcome a 28-point deficit as it fell to No. 7 Central Washington 42-28 Saturday in Redwood Bowl. The Lumberjacks finish the season with a 8-2 overall record and
By | Skye Kimya Humboldt State Basketball is ready to play against rival Chico State on ESPN3 Nov. 18. It will be a humbling experience for both the women’s and men’s team as they perform on a national stage. “My
By Keaundrey Clark Jacks Pass Men’s Basketball Sophomore Tyras Rattler Jr. was named to the All-CCAA Second Team. Nikhil Lizotte and Malik Morgan was named to the Honorable Mention Team. Rattler started all 29 games for the Lumberjacks this season
By | Keaundrey Clark Men’s Basketball Humboldt State men’s basketball closed out the regular season with a home loss, 88-74, to San Francisco State. Freshman Tyler Green had a career-high 28-points. Green finished the game with eight treys, two shy
By Keaundrey Clark Men’s Basketball lMalik Morgan scored a season-high 22 points as Humboldt State men’s basketball beat to Cal Poly Pomona, 71-60 Saturday in Lumberjack Arena. Morgan accounted for 11 of the his 22 points in the second half.
By | Curran Daly Twenty minutes before practice, freshman guard Tyra Turner dribbles alone. This is a common sight for her teammates who have seen her come in as a freshman and immediately become a major asset for the team.