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CSUN suffered a 1-0 loss to UC Santa Barbara in a close match that was decided by a late penalty kick. Despite outshooting their opponents in the first half, CSUN couldn’t find the back of the net. UCSB had some good chances as well, with Dylan Lewis coming close in the 43rd minute. In the second half, both teams had opportunities, but it was UCSB who capitalized on a penalty kick in the dying minutes. CSUN pushed for an equalizer but couldn’t find the back of the net. CSUN Coach Christine Johnson praised her team’s efforts but acknowledged that the game could have gone either way. CSUN will now prepare to face Cal Poly on Sunday. -- BVM Sports

Transue is an Antelope Valley native who studied journalism at California State University, Northridge, and graduated from the University of Akron in 2015 with a degree in mass media/communications and a minor in photography. She won a student Emmy from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in the Lower Great Lakes region with her Akron After Hours Team at ZTV at the University of Akron. -- Antelope Valley Press

In 2020, the National Park Service and California State University Northridge researchers determined the canines have developed a taste not only for garbage, but also for fruits such as watermelon. The animals have even been known to attack domestic cats. The study found that human resources, such as garbage, ornamental fruits, and domestic cats, accounted for between 60 to 75 percent of urban coyote diets. -- MySA

Doyle-Martinez graduated high school in 2006 and played basketball at Sacramento City College. After two years, she transferred to California State University, Northridge and majored in Gender and Women's Studies with a focus on Chicano Studies. She said at that time, she wanted to know more about her family's history and her Indigenous roots in México. That's when she found silkscreen art and her calling for community activism. -- ABC 10 Sacramento