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Three NCAA national championships won by women's soccer in 1990, men's soccer in 2002, and men's golf in 2009 also highlight SSU's athletic achievements. In 2008, the athletics department created the
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Sonoma State also has a strong club sports program led by lacrosse, 2002 USLIA National champions, rowing, and women's volleyball, the 2018 and 2019 Division II National
Champions. In 2008, the Men's Volleyball Club finished as runner-up at the National Championships. In 2010, the Men's Volleyball
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name was deemed offensive because of the group's "fanatical intolerance of non-Christians. Cossack-led pogroms through the ages left hundreds of thousands of Jews and others dead." In
November 2000, Sonoma State's academic senate voted 24–3 in favor of renaming the mascot, this time without any
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In 2018, Sonoma State Women's Club
Volleyball won the Division II National Championship. Outside hitter Rachel Hadley was named MVP. Right side hitter Bailey Oliver and Libero Becca Steiner were named 1st-team All-Americans, and Setter Samantha Wallace was named All-American Honorable Mention.
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formed a "naming committee" composed of students, athletic department members, faculty and others. After many months of surveying thousands of students, staff, faculty and alumni, the group presented
Arminana with two possible alternatives—Condors (for California's
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Sonoma State's volleyball team has come very far to become 16th in the nation for
Division II schools. Head coach, Bear Grassl, had received Coach of the Year this last year. The Women's volleyball team is expected to finish third in the CCAA in their 2014 season.
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intercollegiate sports. The Seawolves compete as members of the
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managed the Seawolves from 1980–1985. Current manager
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In 2017, Sonoma State Rowing saw success during the
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956:"Championships Summary"
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219:Sonoma State University
188:Team NCAA championships
101:11 (4 men's, 7 women's)
51:Sonoma State University
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730:Southern New Hampshire
563:Women's basketball (6)
257:Then-school president
215:Sonoma State Seawolves
125:Seawolf Softball Field
33:Sonoma State Seawolves
376:Major League Baseball
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593:: 1990, 1991, 1993,
557:Men's basketball (7)
489:San Francisco Giants
133:Seawolf Soccer Field
625:Women's tennis (11)
603:Women's soccer (14)
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349:Volleyball
296:Basketball
268:Jack London
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789:References
757:Individual
742:Men's golf
388:1,100 wins
384:John Goelz
301:Basketball
264:state bird
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984:"HereNOW"
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386:has over
328:Softball
247:Fort Ross
149:Seawolves
63:(primary)
1172:Category
814:June 11,
520:Softball
370:Baseball
293:Baseball
251:Cossacks
146:Nickname
88:Location
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723:2002–03
707:1990–91
686:Results
470:— 2017
447:— 2007
434:, 1983
430:— 1980
378:player
335:Tennis
320:Soccer
237:History
174:Website
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937:23 May
702:Score
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