• ·Beach Volleyball Completes a Successful Week at the Long Beach State Classic
• · The Cal State Bakersfield beach volleyball team kicked off the fourth week of the season at Long Beach for a weekend filled with heavy competition.
• · Second-year Head Coach Andy Fulenwider leads the Roadrunners.
• · The Runners finished the weekend going 3-1.
• · The team upset RV Boise State in a 3-2 thriller making it CSUB's first win against the Broncos in program history.

CSUB 3, San Francisco 2

2. Ella Erteltova and Vivi Kaelin (CSUB) def. Letzia Aquilino and Rylie Reeves (USF) 21-15, 21-15 

3. Ella Ensign and Katey Milne (CSUB) def. Branson Lennon and Burkleigh Smith (USF) 21-11, 21-15

5. Olivia Ostler and Vianna Garcia (CSUB) def. Francesca Stanschus and Lucy Speier (USF) 15-21, 21-18, 15-7

CSUB 2, University of Arizona 3

3. Ella Ensign and Katey Milne (CSUB) def. Ashlyn Zilliken and Madeline Walker (ARIZ) 22-24, 21-19, 15-9

5. Olivia Ostler and Vianna Garcia (CSUB) def. Jamie Streit and Sadie Moore (ARIZ) 21-18, 14-21, 15-7

CSUB 3, Tarleton State 2

2. Ella Erteltova and Vivi Kaelin (CSUB) def. Grayson Schirpik and Hayden Huber (TSU) 21-14, 21-15 

3. Ella Ensign and Katey Milne (CSUB) def. Bella Parayno and Amaya Brown (TSU) 21-11, 21-19

CSUB 3, Boise State 2

1. Ella Erteltova and Vivi Kaelin (CSUB) def. Addison Wolden and Ava Anderson (BOI) 17-21, 26-24, 16-14

3. Ella Ensign and Katey Milne (CSUB) def. Avery Allen and Charlee Ellena (BOI) 22-20, 22-2 

4. Bailey Combs and O. Silacci-Jensen (CSUB) def. Emilia Guerra-Acuna and Abbie Wolf (BOI) 21-17, 21-12

• The Cal State Bakersfield baseball team played a total of six games this week, with two single games against Pacific and a four-game series against Utah Tech. Despite the busy schedule, Nick Mascaro still ranks among the top players in the Big West, sitting second overall with a .402 batting average and fifth for slugging percentage. The Roadrunners picked up another win against Pacific in their first game back at Hardt Field.

CSUB vs. Pacific

• The Cal State Bakersfield baseball team earned its third-straight win and its fifth victory in the last six games with a 6-5 decision over Pacific on Tuesday night.
• The Roadrunners used a 6-run third inning to pull ahead, and the CSUB pitching staff recorded a season-high 11 strikeouts in the win.
• Catcher Tyler Leroy led the offense, going 2-for-4 with two RBIs.
• Designated hitter Brock Perreira also went 2-for-4, and five different Roadrunners tallied at least one RBI in the game.

CSUB vs. Pacific (Education Day)

• In Bakersfield’s first Education Day game at Hardt Field, the teams were locked in a back-and-forth battle.
• Bakersfield got on the board first, scoring a run in the bottom of the first.
• However, Pacific responded with three runs in the top of the second.
• Bakersfield continued to add runs, and by the bottom of the fifth, they led 9-5.
• But Pacific came alive in the top of the sixth, scoring six runs to take the lead.
• By the top of the seventh, the Tigers had posted 11 runs on 12 hits, and their relief pitcher held down Bakersfield’s offense.
• Evan Cloyd had a strong performance, recording three RBIs and a double.

CSUB vs. Utah Tech

• Bakersfield struggled to find its offensive rhythm during the series against Utah Tech.
• As a team, they were hitting just .212.
• Elgin Bennett was one of the bright spots, batting .400 with a .700 slugging percentage, collecting four hits and a single RBI.
• Nick Mascaro, Noah Alvarez, and Ryan Ruch all contributed three RBIs each.
• On the mound, Ryan King threw seven strong innings, allowing just one hit while keeping Utah Tech’s offense in check.
• Bakersfield went 0-4 for the weekend. Putting in tough battle against the WAC team.

• The Roadrunners close out their season in Henderson at the hands of UC Santa Barbara
• Jemel Jones finishes the season with several records under his belt
  • CSUB D1 single season scoring leader, CSUB D1 points per game, and reset the all-time field goals made record (228, 1996-97) previously held by Bakersfield's only NBA Draft Pick, Kebu Stewart 

(8) CSUB vs (5) UC Santa Barbara, Big West Championships

• Bakersfield was led by Jones, as he finished with 15 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists
• Four other Roadrunners finished in double digits
  • Corey Stephenson added 12 points and 9 rebounds
  • CJ Hardy had 12 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists
  • Marvin McGhee III added 12 points and 5 rebounds
  • Jaden Alexander had 10 points (2-2 3FG) and 6 rebounds
• The Roadrunners outrebounded UCSD 41-32
• The Gauchos got to the free throw line 29 times and shot 69% while CSUB got to the line just 12 times
• CSUB shot 50% in the second half after shooting 32%
• Santa Barbara had 14 second chance points on 9 offensive rebounds while Bakersfield had 14 offensive rebounds but that only translated into 10 second chance points

• The Roadrunners drop their first Big West conference series on the year
• Maalia Cherry ranks 11th in the conference for OPS (.996)
• Kaia Johnson is third in stolen bases in the Big West with 12, she is five stolen bases away from first place
  • She is the current Division I stolen bases leader in CSUB history and is trailing the all-time stolen base leader by 17 (Kianna Urbanski, 2004-07)
  •  

 at UC Riverside

• CSUB’s offense struggled versus UCR, batting a combined .163 (14-for-86)
  • Maalia Cherry batted .667 with four hits and two walks
  • Maya Molina-Villarreal and Alexia Castro both batted .400 or better combined for five hits in 12 at bats
• UCR’s pitching was dominant through two games holding CSUB to a batting average of .095
• CSUB’s bats got going in game three, driving in three runs
  • Faith Steffany had a SAC fly, and Molina-Villarreal had a two-run triple both coming in the fourth inning