Fresno State Softball set itself up Tuesday to move past last week’s controversies between the players and former head coach …
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 of the …
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.
Fresno St. softball coach used “N-word” in front of players, senior pitcher alleges
A second Fresno State softball player has come forward with additional misconduct allegations against now-resigned Fresno State softball coach Linda Garza.
What led to Fresno State softball coach’s ouster? Outfielder details on-field assault.
The dominoes that led to Fresno State softball coach Linda Garza’s ultimate ouster from the university may have occurred during the second half of a double-header in April.
DeChambeau goes where few have ever: the Olympics.
Golf was a part of the Olympic program early in the 20th Century, but was dropped in 1904. It only returned in 2016 during the Rio de Janeiro games.
Prandini books her marquee event – 200m – for Tokyo Olympic bid
With her trials over, Clovis native Jenna Prandini has a tall order ahead in the land of the Rising Sun next month.
Prandini books return ticket to Olympics, eyes spot in favored 200m
After scoring a return to the Olympics, the Clovis High standout is laser-focused on capturing her third national title for the 200-meter.
Richard Torrez Jr. fought his way from Tulare to Tokyo’s Olympics. Now, he’s got bigger plans.
As the Tulare native and super heavyweight boxer heads to the Tokyo Olympics, he has a simple message: “My journey’s not done.”
