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Three Biggest Benefits of Having a Kobe Paras in Gilas

As Kobe Paras expressed his desire to try out for a slot in Gilas Pilipinas bound for the FIBA Asia Championship in August because he would sit out one year in the US NCAA due to his required residency in Cal State Northridge, he should definitely be a shoo-in to don the national colors. -- ABS-CBN - Philippines

Maggie Steffens Named ACWPC Player Of The Year; John Tanner Named Top Coach

Comprised of 46 student-athletes, the team features players from 21 institutions as Stanford University (six), the University of Southern California (five), the University of California (four), the University of California-Los Angeles (four), Arizona State University (three), Harvard University (two), Indiana University (two), Long Beach State University (two), Princeton University (two), the University of California-Irvine (two), the University of Hawaii (two), the University of Michigan (two), University of the Pacific (two), Brown University (one), California State University, Northridge (one), Hartwick College (one), Iona College (one), Marist College (one), San Diego State University (one), the University of California-Davis (one) and Wagner College (one) each garnered a minimum of one athlete on either the First, Second, Third or Honorable Mention Division I All-America lists. -- USA Water Polo

PIPPINS USE TIMELY PLAYS TO BEAT BELLS IN SERIES

Bellingham scored another run in the 7th inning on Flower's second RBI single of the night, but after one run had scored, Austin Shenton (Bellevue) got caught between third base and home plate trying to score, and was tagged out after a heads up play by Taylor in right-field. The bullpen combination of Kyle Nicol (Cal State Northridge) and Connor White (Columbia Basin) then retired six of the last seven Bells hitters that they faced, and the Pippins finished off a 4-2 win to get back to .500 -- Our Sports Central

Filipino hoops sensation Kobe Paras seeks fresh start in LA

Cal State Northridge newly signed guard Kobe Paras takes questions from the media in Northridge, Calif., Wednesday, May 31, 2017. Paras has transferred from Creighton to Northridge and will be eligible to play basketball for the Matadors in 2018-19. The 6-foot-6 guard from Manila, Philippines, returns to Los Angeles, where he played at Cathedral High before transferring to Middlebrooks Academy for his senior year. -- San Antonio Express-News

Roadrunner Connection: Max Carter named Western Athletic Conference Pitcher of the Year

Two years later Hayden Carter, who I witnessed as a freshman slowly develop as a pitcher, someone who honestly I questioned at times on the mound during his first few years, turned it around and won CSUB’s second Pitcher of the Year honor. Not only did he win that, he also pitched two games on short rest that week to help CSUB win the WAC Championship. Then he put the finishing touches on his career by beating Ole Miss 2-1 and eliminating the Rebels from the UCLA Regional a week later. He’s now a graduate assistant coach at Cal State Northridge. -- Tehachapi News

CSUN coach hails Paras' character, athleticism

MANILA, Philippines – Cal State Northridge coach Reggie Theus waited two years for Kobe Paras to arrive at their campus, and he will have to wait another year before the Filipino standout suits up for the Matadors. -- ABS-CBN News - Philippines

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