YUMA, AZ---The Matador Athletic Program saw three programs reach the NJCAA National Tournament last season and fans all over the world could stay up to date through the Matador Sports Network. This season, the Matador Sports Network gets even better this fall with the broadcast of Men's and Women's Soccer home games on Facebook Live!
With Five Matadors selected in the 2019 MLB Amateur Draft, the Arizona Western College Matador Baseball program has added one of the deepest classes to a strong list of professional ballplayers that includes World Series Champions Bengie Molina and Sergio Romo.
YUMA, Ariz. – The 2019 season will span at least three states as a young Arizona Western College Matador Volleyball team will look to improve on a solid 21-win season, a year ago.
The campaign begins with the ACCAC Jamboree in Scottsdale, Arizona on August 17th.
YUMA, Ariz. – On the heels of the best season in program history, the Lady Matador Soccer team announces their 2019 schedule in their second season under Head Coach Nicole Acosta.
YUMA, Ariz. – The Matador’s quest to continue a playoff streak of eleven consecutive years will begin in Nevada on August 29th, 2019 as the Men’s Soccer program announces its 2019 schedule.
YUMA, Ariz---The Arizona Western Matadors were, once again, well represented as the 2019 awards and recognition from the NJCAA capped off with the announcement of the NJCAA All-Academic teams and individual teams.
Four Matador teams; Women’s Soccer, Men’s Soccer, Women’s Volleyball, and Women’s Basketball all qualified for team of the year awards with cumulative GPA’s above 3.0.
YUMA, Ariz---Chris Koeiman anchored the Arizona Western Matador rotation all season and was rewarded by the NJCAA Tuesday with a place on the All-American Honorable Mention Team.
Koeiman led the Matadors with a 12-2 record while posting a miniscule 1.44 ERA in his Sophomore season. Koeiman logged 94 innings and struck out 84 over that frame, allowing just 15 earned runs.
YUMA, Ariz---The incredible Arizona Western College Softball season concluded with the program's return to the National Junior College Athletic Association National Tournament in St. George, Utah and the National recognition continued to roll in with the NJCAA announcing two Lady Matadors have been selected onto the All-American Teams.
