Men’s basketball takes fifth seed
The men’s basketball team took the fifth seed into the PacWest Conference playoffs after overcoming the scrappy play by Notre Dame de Namur University on senior... Read more.
New track, new season for track and field
The Sea Lion’s track and field team is starting off strong after placing fifth out of 26 universities at the NCCAA National Championships last year. With this... Read more.
First national letter of intent signed by exceptional athlete
PLNU’s track and cross-country teams have landed a dynamic runner, Josie Frye from Clovis, California, for the 2015 Fall season. Frye, who signed the school’s... Read more.
Women’s golf rides first-place finish into second half of season
The women’s golf squad hosted the Super San Diego Tournament at the River Walk Golf Club today after an approximate three-month customary period of non-tournament... Read more.
4.9 earthquake shock affects San Diego residents
A 4.9 magnitude earthquake shook San Felipe, Mexico Sunday evening and various parts of San Diego were affected during the aftershock. According to Fox 5 News, Imperial... Read more.
Men and women’s tennis return for 2015 season
Men’s Tennis After two consecutive losing seasons, new head coach and former PLNU tennis player Curt Wheeler may be the missing link for the men’s tennis... Read more.
Super Bowl XLIV rushes students to Twitter and to the ARC
The Point asked students in the ARC Sunday to tweet reactions during the Super Bowl XLIV game to #lomabeat or @lomabeat. Here are the responses to the game, unfiltered.... Read more.
Men and women’s basketball midseason report
Men’s Basketball The men’s basketball team find themselves in the middle of the conference, as they look to the second half of the season. With a... Read more.
Student-athletes in the spotlight
Oevind Lundestad, men’s basketball, forward PLNU career stats: 6.2 points/game, 1.3 rebounds/game, .7 steals/game What you should know: Lundestad moved from his... Read more.
SAAC promotes community between students, athletes
Student-athletes now voice their opinions and vote on NCAA regulations for the sports programs as part of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) unlike previous... Read more.