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Trey Knight Advances to Olympic Hammer Throw Finals, Phillips and Mars Top 20 at Trials

Knight qualifies for hammer throw finals, while Phillips and Mars finish in top 20 at the Olympic Trials in Eugene, Oregon. Knight's first toss of 73.91m secures his spot in the final round, placing him seventh out of 24 athletes in the field. Phillips and Mars conclude their historic seasons with CSUN, with Phillips finishing 14th overall in the 200m and Mars finishing 17th. -- BVM Sports

Mars and Phillips Advance to Semis at U.S. Olympic Team Trials

EUGENE, Ore.---CSUN Track & Field sprinters Chase Mars and David Phillips, Jr. each advanced in the 200m at the 2024 United States Olympic Team Trials on Thursday evening at historic Hayward Field. Both Mars and Phillips will compete in the 200m semifinal round on Friday evening. -- BVM Sports

CSUN Softball Adds Pitcher Elisa Gulfin

NORTHRIDGE, Calif.---CSUN head softball coach Charlotte Morgan has announced the addition of pitcher Elisa Gulfin for the 2024-25 season. Gulfin joins the Matadors after beginning her collegiate career last season at the University of Nebraska. -- BVM Sports

Ortega named interim VP of advancement at MSU

Ortega earned a doctorate degree in education administration and supervision, emphasis on educational leadership and organizational learning, from the University of New Mexico, where he also earned a master's degree in educational administration. Ortega earned a bachelor's degree from California State University, Northridge. -- Mankato Free Press

COC Board Member Chuck Lyon Resigns

With nearly four decades of years of experience in higher education, supporting students and their success at the community college level, Lyon holds a bachelor’s degree in Physical Education from California State University Northridge and a Master’s Degree in Education from Azusa Pacific University. -- KHTS

Biden-Trump debate: Here are five questions for California voters to consider

“Persuadable voters will be watching to see whether Biden can appear strong and commanding, pushing back on the narrative that he is too old for another term. For Trump, they will be watching to see if he is in command of the issues rather than coming across as bombastic and off-putting,” said Tom Hogen-Esch, a political science professor at California State University Northridge. -- Tri-City Herald

Things to do in the San Fernando Valley, LA area, June 27-July 4

Helix Collective – Tonight’s Favorite T.V. Music: Classical musicians switch to performing music from shows including “Based on a True Story,” “Deadliest Catch,” “Fly Hard,” “Home,” “White House Plumbers” and “We Are: The Brooklyn Saints,” 7:30 p.m. June 29 (complete list of composers and the shows on the website). Also, wear your pajamas for a pre-concert party, that includes a “Best PJs” contest, 6:30 p.m. Tickets $15. Parking in Lot G3, corner of Zelzah Avenue and Prairie Street, Plaza del Sol Performance Hall at California State University, Northridge, 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge. www.helixcollective.org/. www.helixcollective.org/shows -- Los Angeles Daily News

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