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CAL STATE EAST BAY TO UNVEIL NEW LOGO AT NOV. 20 HOME OPENER

HAYWARD, Calif. - The Cal State East Bay Pioneers plan to unveil a new logo at the home opener basketball game Friday, as the women's team takes on Western Washington at 7 p.m. Starting fall quarter, Cal State East Bay joined the California Collegiate Athletic Association and is awaiting official acceptance to the NCAA Division II rankings with a goal of upgrading the level and visibility of the competition for its athletics programs, said Dawn Ellerbe, assistant athletics director for marketing and promotions. Click for more

PIONEERS TO HOST WESTERN WASHINGTON IN OPENER

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HAYWARD, Calif. - The Cal State East Bay women's basketball team will kick off the 2009-10 regular season this Friday, playing host to Western Washington at 7 p.m. at Pioneer Gym. The Pioneers open their return to Division II against one of four 2009 NCAA Tournament teams on their schedule this season. Click for more

PIONEER MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM TO OPEN 2009-10 CAMPAIGN WITH HOME GAME AGAINST SAN DIEGO CHRISTIAN COLLEGE ON NOVEMBER 21

The Pioneer men's basketball team will host San Diego Christian College (0-1) on November 21 to open the 2009-10 season. The first 200 fans in attendance will receive a FREE souvenir key chain. Cal State East Bay will begin competition in NCAA Division II and the California Collegiate Athletic Association. Seven players return from a Cal State East Bay team which competed in the 2008-09 NAIA Basketball Championships.

PIONEER WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL TEAM DROPS FOUR-SET MATCH TO SONOMA STATE IN SEASON FINALE

Hayward, Calif. -The Pioneer women's volleyball team concluded the 2009 campaign with a four-set defeat to Sonoma State on November 14. The scores were 24-26, 25-20, 19-25, 18-25. In the first set, the Pioneers held a 24-19 advantage on Katie Gellerman's kill. Sonoma State scored seven unanswered points including an over lap against the Pioneers to win the first set. Trailing 2-0, the Pioneers bounced back in the third set taking a 20-14 lead on a kill by Brianna Bryant. Sukhjit Athwal accounted for two of the Pioneers last five points including a kill ending the third set. Kayla Woods kill gave the Pioneers a 17-16 lead in the fourth set. Sonoma State outscored Cal State East Bay 9-1 to take the fourth set and the match. Athwal led all Pioneer hitters with 14 kills. Woods came off the bench to record nine kills and a .421 hitting percentage. Roxanne Neely played a solid match with six kills, 31 assists, and nine digs. The Pioneers finished 8-14 in CCAA play and 10-21 overall.

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PIONEER WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINS EIGHTH CCAA MATCH FOLLOWING FOUR-SET VICTORY OVER HUMBOLDT STATE

Hayward, Calif. -The Pioneer women's volleyball team notched their eighth CCAA victory of the season following a 3-1 win over Humboldt State on November 13.The scores were 25-19, 21-25, 25-17, 25-22. In the third set, the Pioneers took a 20-12 lead on a kill by Sukhjit Athwal. A pair of Brianna Bryant kills accounted for the Pioneers final two points. A kill by Ariel Ajagu gave the Pioneers a 21-20 advantage in the fourth set. Humboldt State tied the set 21-21. Three consecutive points including kills by Ajagu and Athwal gave the Pioneers a 24-21 lead. Cara Crowder's kill sealed the match for the Pioneers. Athwal and Bryant had 13 and 12 kills respectively. Roxanne Neely had 47 assists. Katie Glomb had a match-high 23 digs. Cal State East Bay is now 8-13 in the CCAA and 10-20 overall.

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PIONEER WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINS DRAMATIC FIVE-SET VICTORY OVER SAN FRANCISCO STATE

San Francisco, Calif. -Playing one of their best matches of the season, the Pioneer women's volleyball team defeated San Francisco State 3-2 on November 7. The scores were 25-20, 17-25, 23-25, 25-23, 16-14. Trailing 2-1, the Pioneers cameback in the fourth set. A service error and an attack error by the Gators, gave the Pioneers a 23-21 advantage. A kill by Cara Crowder maintained a 24-22 lead for the Pioneers.Brianna Bryant's kill sealed the fourth set for the Pioneers. In the fifth set, Bryant had a kill to give the Pioneers a 14-13 lead. A kill by the Gators tied the score 14-14. A pair of attack errors by the Gators enabled the Pioneers to win the five-set thriller. Bryant led the Pioneers with 18 kills and a .484 hitting percentage. Katie Gellerman had 14 kills and completed a double-double with 17 digs. Crowder contributed to the Pioneer victory with 11 kills. Katie Glomb and Sukhjit Athwal were both solid on defense with 22 and 21 digs respectively.

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FORMER PIONEERS MAKE WAVES IN EUROPE

HAYWARD, Calif. - With their collegiate playing days over, many student-athletes look ahead to graduation and life outside the sports' realm. For former Cal State East Bay baseball players Ray Stokes and Marco Cartagena, however, the next step was a trip to Europe to experience baseball abroad. Over the summer of 2009, Stokes and Cartagena tried their hands at life and baseball in Germany and Italy, respectively - traveling, learning and playing in a foreign language on a continent better known for its love of goals than homeruns. Click for more

2009-10 CAL STATE EAST BAY SIGNEES

Click here for a complete list of student-athletes who have signed Letters of Intent to compete for the Pioneers in 2009-10.

Cal State East Bay will begin competition in NCAA Division II and the California Collegiate Athletic Association as a "scheduling partner" for the 2009-2010 athletic year, with eligibility for conference championships when the NCAA approves it for "active status." The CCAA membership includes San Francisco State, Sonoma State, Chico State, Humboldt State, CSU Monterey Bay, CSU Stanislaus, Cal Poly Pomona, CSU Dominguez Hills, CSU Los Angeles, CSU San Bernardino, and UC San Diego.

Cal State East Bay is a member of the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association). Cal State East Bay sponsors 15 Intercollegiate sport programs.

The Cal State East Bay Intercollegiate Athletic Program has developed into a successful non-scholarship program. Since 1961, the Pioneers have won a total of six national collegiate championships. Over 160 CSUEB All-Americans have been produced at the national level along with 77 Conference Championships. In 2005-2006 twelve sports qualified for post season competition. The Physical Education Complex houses a 3,500 seat gymnasium, two swimming pools, training rooms and a spacious weight room. Outside facilities include University Stadium for soccer, softball and baseball fields, tennis courts, and a field house.

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Mission Statement of the Intercollegiate Athletic Program

To view the data for the EADA report, click on the link below. Then click on the link "Get data for one institution", then enter California State University-East Bay" in the box for name of institution. 
Equity in Athletics Disclosure

A paper copy of the report may be obtained in-person or by sending a written request to:
Equity in Athletics Disclosure
Intercollegiate Athletics
25800 Carlos Bee Blvd., UM 81 Warren Hall
Hayward, CA 94542

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