Arcata native and Humboldt senior Thomas Nelson backs down a Sonoma State defender during the two teams’ first matchup in November. The Seawolves beat the ‘Jacks 65-53 on Sunday.

Picked in the preseason coaches' poll to finish seventh in the 10-team CCAA, Sonoma State has put on quite an encore to last season, when the Seawolves recorded their most wins in more than a decade.

Not only do the Seawolves lead the CCAA in batting average with a .330 clip but also in home runs and runs batted in with 24 and 118 respectively to go along with six other offensive categories.

The Seawolves make their seventh consecutive postseason appearance behind coach Tracey Prince with a first-round Division II West Region match in Laie, Hawaii, today. Sonoma State earned the same ...

Cal State Sonoma is abandoning its mascot of 40 years, the Cossack, and will become the Seawolves when classes begin in August. University President Ruben Arminana chose the new mascot after ...