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Matadors pick up second win of the season
Women's Basketball | 11/05/2021
EPHRAIM, Utah--- The Arizona Western College Women’s Basketball team (2-0 overall) improved to 2 and 0 after winning the opener at the Snow College Classic 63-38 on Friday against the Snow College Badgers.
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Matadors win Region I Championship
Volleyball | 11/03/2021
YUMA, Arizona--- The Arizona Western College Matador Volleyball team (17-7 overall, 10-3 ACCAC) clinched the NJCAA Division I Region I Championship in 5 sets against Yavapai College (14-13 overall, 8-5 ACCAC) on Wednesday night at the House.
The Lady Mats will now be advancing to compete in the District Championship at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 9. The opponent and location for the match are still to be determined.
Matadors see another win on the road
Men's Basketball | 11/02/2021
REDLANDS, Calif.--- The Arizona Western College Men’s Basketball team (2-0 overall) defeated Community Christian College 91-65 on Tuesday night, picking up their second win of the season.
At halftime the Matadors were up by 11 points at 45-34, before closing the game out with a wider 26-point margin for a final score of 91-65. Marquis Hargrove led the team with 15 points for the night, followed by Malik Salahuddin who brought in 14 points.
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Lady Mats overpower Community Christian in season opener
Women's Basketball | 11/02/2021
REDLANDS, Calif.--- The Arizona Western College Women’s Basketball team (1-0 overall) started off the season with an 80-31 win over Community Christian College on Tuesday evening.
Alliance Ndiba led the team making 21 points for the night and 12 rebounds. Christeina Bryan followed with 11 points and 8 rebounds.
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Isaacs' era begins with victory over Palo Verde
Men's Basketball | 11/01/2021
BLYTHE, Calif.--- Arizona Western College Head Men’s Basketball Coach Kyle Isaacs led the Matadors (1-0 overall) to their first win of the season on Monday evening with a 91-72 triumph over the Palo Verde College Pirates.
Mojus Mojus led the team during the first half scoring a total of 23 points, which helped the Matadors achieve a 17-point advantage at the end of the first half at 52-35.