Cal State Los Angeles Golden Eagles

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Cal State Los Angeles Golden Eagles

University	California State University, Los Angeles
Conference	CCAA (primary) PacWest (women's tennis)
NCAA	Division II
Athletic director	Dr. Daryl Gross
Location	Los Angeles, California
Varsity teams	13 (5 men's, 8 women's)
Basketball arena	University Gym
Baseball stadium	Reeder Field
Soccer stadium	University Stadium
Tennis venue	Cal State LA Tennis Complex
Mascot	Eddie
Nickname	Golden Eagles
Colors	Black and gold^[1]
Website	lagoldeneagles.com

Team NCAA championships
5
Individual and relay NCAA champions
71

The Cal State Los Angeles Golden Eagles (also Cal State LA Golden Eagles) are the athletic teams that represent California State University, Los Angeles in NCAA Division II intercollegiate sports. The Golden Eagles compete as members of the California Collegiate Athletic Association for all 10 varsity sports. Cal State LA previously competed in Division I and was a founding member of the Pacific Coast Athletic Association in 1969, leaving in 1974 but not before winning the conference's basketball title and participating in the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament.

Cal State LA's more than 11 acres (4.5 ha) of athletic facilities is named the Billie Jean King Sports Complex. The sports complex—designation which was approved by the CSU Board of Trustees Sept. 21—features the Eagles Nest Gymnasium, the University Stadium, Jesse Owens Track and Field, Reeder Field (baseball), the swimming pool, and tennis and basketball courts.^[2]

Men's sports	Women's sports
Baseball	Basketball
Basketball	Beach volleyball
Cross country	Cross country
Soccer	Golf
Track and field	Soccer
	Tennis
	Track and field^†
	Volleyball
† – Track and field includes both indoor and outdoor.

School year	Sport	Opponent	Score
1962–63	Men's tennis	Southern Illinois	9–7
1963–64	Men's tennis	Southern Illinois	15–15
1964–65	Men's tennis	Redlands	20–16
1977–78	Men's outdoor track and field	Cal Poly	70–59.5
2021–22	Men's soccer	Charleston (WV)	1-0

NCAA individual championships
Order	School year	Athlete(s)	Sport	Source
1	1962–63	Gil Rodriguez John Lee	Men's tennis	^[13]
2	1962–63	Gil Rodriguez	Men's tennis	^[13]
3	1963–64	Gary Johnson	Men's tennis	^[13]
4	1963–64	Jay Moxley	Men's swimming and diving	^[14]
5	1963–64	Jay Moxley	Men's swimming and diving	^[14]
6	1964–65	Gary Johnson	Men's tennis	^[13]
7	1967–68	Bob Delgado	Men's tennis	^[13]
8	1976–77	Rick Hoss	Men's swimming and diving	^[14]
9	1976–77	Colin Sutherland	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
10	1976–77	Sam Turner	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
11	1977–78	Chester Hart	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
12	1977–78	Craig Robinson	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
13	1977–78	Sam Turner	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
14	1978–79	Kimmo Jokivaritio	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
15	1979–80	Sam Turner	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
16	1979–80	Sam Turner	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
17	1981–82	Tommy Lister	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
18	1984–85	Gordon Bugg	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
19	1985–86	Stan Oporski	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
20	1986–87	Stan Oporski	Men's indoor track and field	^[16]
21	1986–87	Stan Oporski	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
22	1987–88	Sylvia Mosqueda	Women's cross country	^[17]
23	1989–90	Brian Fisher	Men's indoor track and field	^[16]
24	1989–90	Edna Olivarez	Women's tennis	^[18]
25	1989–90	Edna Olivarez Jennifer Choi	Women's tennis	^[18]
26	1990–91	Darcy Richards Socorro Vasquez Marlene Wilcox Margo Grant	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
27	1990–91	Rich Doering	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
28	1990–91	Marlene Wilcox	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
29	1991–92	Margo Grant Socorro Vasquez Marlene Wilcox Christy Opara	Women's indoor track and field	^[20]
30	1991–92	Bryan Bridgewater	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
31	1991–92	Bryan Bridgewater	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
32	1991–92	Brandi Gail	Women's indoor track and field	^[20]
33	1991–92	Christy Opara	Women's indoor track and field	^[20]
34	1992–93	Marsha Guialdo	Women's indoor track and field	^[20]
35	1992–93	Marsha Guialdo	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
36	1992–93	Marsha Guialdo	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
37	1992–93	Janet Hill	Women's indoor track and field	^[20]
38	1992–93	Janet Hill	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
39	1992–93	Janet Hill	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
40	1993–94	Janet Hill	Women's indoor track and field	^[20]
41	1993–04	Janet Hill	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
42	1993–04	Janet Hill	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
43	1994–95	Francesca Carver	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
44	1995–96	Ray Banner	Men's indoor track and field	^[16]
45	1995–96	LaVera Clark	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
46	1995–96	Jonathan Jordan	Men's indoor track and field	^[16]
47	1995–96	Jonathan Jordan	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
48	1995–96	Petra Juraskova	Women's indoor track and field	^[20]
49	1995–96	Petra Juraskova	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
50	1995–96	Petra Juraskova	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
51	1995–96	Tambi Wenj	Men's indoor track and field	^[16]
52	1995–96	Tambi Wenj	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
53	1996–97	Petra Juraskova	Women's indoor track and field	^[20]
54	1996–97	Petra Juraskova	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
55	1997–98	Jonathan Jordan	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
56	1997–98	Kirran Moss	Women's indoor track and field	^[20]
57	1998–99	Nicole Duncan	Women's indoor track and field	^[20]
58	2000–01	Nicole Duncan	Women's indoor track and field	^[20]
59	2000–01	Nicole Duncan	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
60	2000–01	Louise Ayetotche	Women's indoor track and field	^[20]
61	2001–02	Nicole Duncan	Women's indoor track and field	^[20]
62	2001–02	Nicole Duncan	Women's indoor track and field	^[20]
63	2001–02	Nicole Duncan	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
64	2001–02	Nicole Duncan	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
65	2001–02	Nicole Duncan	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
66	2005–06	April Brown	Women's indoor track and field	^[20]
67	2007–08	Omonike Kotey	Women's indoor track and field	^[20]
68	2010–11	Giorgio Bryant	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
69	2010–11	Josh Como	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]
70	2011–12	Calista Lyon	Women's outdoor track and field	^[19]
71	2015–16	Khalifah Rosser	Men's outdoor track and field	^[15]

v t e California State University, Los Angeles
Academics	Math and Science School
Facilities	Cal State LA Studios Cal State LA (train station) Desert Studies Center Eagle's Nest Arena Southern California Marine Institute
Athletics	Football
University Jazz Ensemble albums	Diversions It's About Time Monstrosity! The New in You We're Back!
Organizations	Cal State LA Solar Car Team
People	List of California State University, Los Angeles people

History

The Fight Song

Championships -- National (Won, Runner-up); Conference (Won)

Women's Tennis

Billie Jean King Sports Complex

Varsity sports

Football

Men's golf

Men's soccer

Baseball

Championships

Appearances

Team

Individual

Baseball Faculty

Baseball Field

John Herbold

References

External links