This Week in Bobcat Athletics
2/23/2009 12:00:00 AM | General
Men’s Basketball (12-13, 6-7)
Coming:
Feb. 25: at Portland State, tip-off at 8:05 PM MST
Mar. 1: at Northern Colorado, tip-off at 2:05 PM. TV on Altitude, video webstreaming and radio at www.msubobcats.com
This week, the ‘Cats have one game on the road against conference foe Portland State. The Vikings are coming off two home wins against Northern Colorado and Boise State. They are currently third in the conference at 9-5.
Last Week:
Feb. 19: lost at Idaho State, 56-63
Feb. 21: lost at UC-Santa Barbara, 71-78 (OT)
Women’s Basketball (12-13, 6-7)
Coming:
Feb.28: vs. Northern Colorado, tip-off at 7:05 PM, webstreaming video and radio at www.msubobcats.com
The women have one home game this week against Northern Colorado. The Bears are 5-7, sitting in fourth place in the conference just below MSU at 6-7. This is a critical game for the Bobcats for Big Sky tourney seeding with only three games left on their schedule, all at home. In the first meeting this season at Greely, the ‘Cats fell in overtime,
82-88.
Last Week:
Feb. 19: beat Idaho State, 81-72
Feb. 21: beat Weber State, 79-56
Indoor Track and Field
Coming:
Feb. 27-28: at Big Sky Conference Championships; Flagstaff, AZ. Real time results will be available at www.nauathletics.com.
Skiing
Coming:
Mar. 11-14: NCAA Championships
Last Week:
Five Bobcat Nordic skiers posted top ten finishes at the NCAA Regional: Anders Folleraas, Bernhard Roenning, Gunnar Kristiansen, Kaelin Kiesel and Claire Rennie.
Women’s Tennis
Coming:
Feb. 27: at Gonzaga, 3 p.m.
Feb. 28: at Eastern Washington, 10 a.m.
After a week off, women’s tennis hits the road to Spokane with two matches—one non-conference against WCC opponent Gonzaga and the other against conference foe EWU. The Eagles are in a four-way tie for sixth place in the Big Sky while MSU’s women are tied for first.
Men’s Tennis
Coming:
Feb. 27: vs. Lewis & Clark, 1 p.m., Bobcat Tennis Center
Feb. 27: vs. Seattle, 6 p.m., Bobcat Tennis Center
Feb. 28: vs. MSU-Billings, 6 p.m., Bobcat Tennis Center
Men’s tennis hosts three non-conference matches this week at the Bobcat Tennis Center. Events are open to the public. The men are currently tied for first in the Big Sky Conference.
Last Week:
Feb. 19: lost at (#78) New Mexico State, 0-7
Feb. 20: beat Texas-Pan American, 4-3
Feb. 21: beat Idaho, 4-3
Feb. 22: lost at New Mexico, 0-7
Golf
Coming:
Feb. 28-Mar. 1: at Red Rocks Invite, Sedona, CA
The Bobcat women golfers open their spring season in traditional fashion traveling to Sedona, Arizona for the Red Rocks Invite. Other Big Sky teams at the meet will include Portland State, Northern Colorado, Northern Arizona, Montana, and Idaho State.
Coming:
Feb. 25: at Portland State, tip-off at 8:05 PM MST
Mar. 1: at Northern Colorado, tip-off at 2:05 PM. TV on Altitude, video webstreaming and radio at www.msubobcats.com
This week, the ‘Cats have one game on the road against conference foe Portland State. The Vikings are coming off two home wins against Northern Colorado and Boise State. They are currently third in the conference at 9-5.
Last Week:
Feb. 19: lost at Idaho State, 56-63
Feb. 21: lost at UC-Santa Barbara, 71-78 (OT)
Women’s Basketball (12-13, 6-7)
Coming:
Feb.28: vs. Northern Colorado, tip-off at 7:05 PM, webstreaming video and radio at www.msubobcats.com
The women have one home game this week against Northern Colorado. The Bears are 5-7, sitting in fourth place in the conference just below MSU at 6-7. This is a critical game for the Bobcats for Big Sky tourney seeding with only three games left on their schedule, all at home. In the first meeting this season at Greely, the ‘Cats fell in overtime,
82-88.
Last Week:
Feb. 19: beat Idaho State, 81-72
Feb. 21: beat Weber State, 79-56
Indoor Track and Field
Coming:
Feb. 27-28: at Big Sky Conference Championships; Flagstaff, AZ. Real time results will be available at www.nauathletics.com.
Skiing
Coming:
Mar. 11-14: NCAA Championships
Last Week:
Five Bobcat Nordic skiers posted top ten finishes at the NCAA Regional: Anders Folleraas, Bernhard Roenning, Gunnar Kristiansen, Kaelin Kiesel and Claire Rennie.
Women’s Tennis
Coming:
Feb. 27: at Gonzaga, 3 p.m.
Feb. 28: at Eastern Washington, 10 a.m.
After a week off, women’s tennis hits the road to Spokane with two matches—one non-conference against WCC opponent Gonzaga and the other against conference foe EWU. The Eagles are in a four-way tie for sixth place in the Big Sky while MSU’s women are tied for first.
Men’s Tennis
Coming:
Feb. 27: vs. Lewis & Clark, 1 p.m., Bobcat Tennis Center
Feb. 27: vs. Seattle, 6 p.m., Bobcat Tennis Center
Feb. 28: vs. MSU-Billings, 6 p.m., Bobcat Tennis Center
Men’s tennis hosts three non-conference matches this week at the Bobcat Tennis Center. Events are open to the public. The men are currently tied for first in the Big Sky Conference.
Last Week:
Feb. 19: lost at (#78) New Mexico State, 0-7
Feb. 20: beat Texas-Pan American, 4-3
Feb. 21: beat Idaho, 4-3
Feb. 22: lost at New Mexico, 0-7
Golf
Coming:
Feb. 28-Mar. 1: at Red Rocks Invite, Sedona, CA
The Bobcat women golfers open their spring season in traditional fashion traveling to Sedona, Arizona for the Red Rocks Invite. Other Big Sky teams at the meet will include Portland State, Northern Colorado, Northern Arizona, Montana, and Idaho State.
Wednesday, June 10
Friday, March 27
Monday, March 23
Friday, March 13
