Broncos Remain in 1st Place After Defeat of Coyotes

Down by three points with 10 minutes left Saturday, the Cal Poly Pomona men's basketball team put together a superb finish to defeat Cal State San Bernardino, 67-54, in front of 1,207 fans at Kellogg Gym.

The win keeps the Broncos in a tie for first place in the California Collegiate

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North Standouts Headed to UCR

The UC Riverside women’s basketball program is currently going through a rough spot, however, they are slowly but surely building the program into a Big West contender with local talent. Two seniors from Riverside North High School recently

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Celebrate Sports in Black History Month

By Jay Benjamin Kitchen

Staff Writer

Years of slavery, social conflict and acceptance are all going in to the Black History Month celebration.

The second month of the year has been reserved for a part of U.S. history which has not always been just about pomp and circumstance, but instead the 29 days of the month of February is also about learning the full remembrances of a race

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Former Area Athlete to Play in Super Bowl

BRET-LOCKETT-photo-by-David For 13 consecutive years the Inland Empire has been represented in the Super Bowl. This season Bret Lockett of the AFC champion and three-time Super Bowl New England Patriots is the area resident who adds home town Inland Empire to

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