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Torrez Jr. sails through first Olympic bout, advances to quarterfinals
With his first-round win, Tulare's Richard Torrez Jr. advances to a Sunday quarterfinal showdown against Cuba super heavyweight fighter Dainier Justiz Pero
Immanuel taps Josh Henderson as next football coach
Immanuel Schools has picked up one of California’s most successful high school coaches to lead the football program.
DeChambeau tests positive for COVID-19, forced out of Tokyo Olympics
DeChambeau, 27, reportedly tested positive in his final screening before departing the U.S. for Tokyo.
Rivers the lone Bulldog named to All-MW Preseason Team
Ronnie Rivers’ week of preseason accolades continued Thursday as he was named to the Preseason All-MW Team.
Ahead of DeBoer’s second season, where does MW see Bulldogs stacking up?
After a pandemic-shortened season for Fresno State, where do Kalen DeBoer's Bulldogs stack up compared to the rest of the Mountain West Conference?
Ronnie Rivers joins nation’s top players on Maxwell Award watch list
Fresno State senior running back Ronnie Rivers is being recognized as one of the top players in the…
Tumey places trust in Stacy May-Johnson to lead softball past Garza controversies
Fresno State Softball set itself up Tuesday to move past last week’s controversies between the players and former…
Fresno State taps Stacy May-Johnson to take charge of softball program
Fresno State announced Friday that Utah Valley University head coach Stacy May-Johnson will be the next head coach…
Prandini likely to pick up 100m Tokyo assignment due to Richardson cannabis controversy
The Team USA suspension of sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson opens the door for Jenna Prandini, who ran fourth in the 100-meter trials, to sprint in the individual event during the Tokyo games.
Fresno St.’s Cavinder twins ink first-ever endorsement deal amid NCAA rules change
Fresno State's Cavinder twins became the face of the NCAA's "name, image and likeness" movement, becoming the first collegiate athletes in the nation with a large social media following to publicly ink sponsorship deals.
