Sonoma State University Athletics - Webcasts Available For CCAA Tournament

Webcasts Available For CCAA Tournament

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ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The Sonoma State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics has announced that all of the Seawolves' games from this weekend's CCAA Baseball Tournament will be webcast. Starting with Thursday's 3:00 pm opener against Cal State Stanislaus, fans can tune in to the broadcasts on the Internet and listen to all the action as the Seawolves try to make it back-to-back titles.

The Seawolves enter this weekend's tournament with a record of 42-12 and as the event's No. 1 seed. Cal State Stanislaus is the No. 4 seed at 36-19. In Thursday's other game, No. 2 UC San Diego will take on the third seed, host Chico State.

Assistant Athletics Director Brandon Bronzan will be providing play-by-play. To listen to the games, click here or follow the link on the SSU Baseball website.

There will also be Live Stats available for the tournament. Those are available through the Chico State website.

Sports:

Four Seawolves Earn Daktronics All-Region Nods

ELLENSBURG, Wash- Sonoma State's Matt Means and Ian Bridges were named to the Daktronics All-West Region First Team in voting announced today. They were joined on the Second Team by David Adler and Kevin Asselin.

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West Regional Pairings, Location Announced

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The seedings for the 2008 NCAA West Regional Tournament were announced late on Sunday night and, as expected, Sonoma State will enter the event as the No. 1 seed. The tournament starts on Thursday and will be held at Nettleton Stadium in Chico.

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CCAA CHAMPIONS! Seawolves Stun Chico For Title

CHICO, Calif- Sonoma State capped their improbable run through the 2008 CCAA Championship on Saturday with a 7-4 win over Chico State in game two of Sunday's exciting championship doubleheader. It is the second straight CCAA title for the Seawolves and the fifth in ten years since joining the conference, in 1999. The win gives the Seawolves (46-13) momentum heading into the NCAA West Regionals, to be held next week.

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Seawolves Win Another Thriller, Force Game Two

CHICO, Calif- Ian Bridges singled home Kris Haycock with the winning run in the bottom of the ninth as Sonoma State beat Chico State 4-3 to force a second and final championship game for the CCAA title. The Seawolves trailed 3-2 entering the ninth before clutch hitting and base running led to yet another comeback in this incredible conference tournament.

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Let's Play Two!

CHICO, Calif- After last night's thrilling 13-11 win over Cal State Stanislaus, the Seawolves will be taking on Chico State at noon today at Nettleton Stadium. The Seawolves will need to beat the Wildcats twice to capture their fifth CCAA title. Chico needs just one win for the crown. The game(s) will be available via webcast.

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Seawolves Beat Warriors In Thriller

CHICO, Calif- In one of the most incredible games you could ever hope to see, Sonoma State got tremendous performances from Nick Nosti and Konrad Thieme to shock Cal State Stanislaus, 13-11, at the CCAA Championship Tournament at Nettleton Stadium in Chico. The win puts the Seawolves into the championship game against Chico State. The Seawolves and Wildcats will meet at noon on Saturday with SSU needing two wins to claim their fifth CCAA title.

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Comeback Comes Up Short Against Chico

CHICO, Calif- Trailing by four entering the ninth inning, the Sonoma State baseball staged a dramatic rally, only to fall short in a 4-3 loss to Chico State. The defeat means the Seawolves will have to take on Cal State Stanislaus later on Saturday in order to stay alive in the CCAA Tournament.

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