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CSM Notebook: Bulldogs Make History as They Celebrate it
Bulldogs commemorate their 90th athletics anniversary with conference championships in softball, baseball and swimming. This week's track and field championships is a chance to bring home more hardware.
In a year in which the College of San Mateo athletics community is celebrating its past, the present day Bulldogs are busy creating some memories of their own.
CSM marked the 90th year since the school instituted athletics by winning three Coast Conference championships in a three-day span, and the Bulldogs are hopeful more hardware is on the way with the Bulldogs poised for more honors at the track and field conference championships (Wednesday through Saturday at Hartnell College of Salinas).
"This was a very exciting week, a moment in CSM's history we won't forget it," CSM swimming coach Randy Wright said after his women's team won a title in the first conference championship meet the school has hosted.
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"The Bulldogs not only put on a great show but won at home."
Here's a look at what CSM just did:
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- The CSM softball team, leading the state in wins (36) and win streak (20 games), clinched the Coast North title on Thursday with a mercy-ruled 14-0 victory over visiting Chabot on Thursday. CSM will host a best-of-three first-round state regional playoff series May 5-6.
- The CSM baseball team, ranked No. 2 in Northern California, wrapped up the Coast Golden Gate title with a 12-0 thrashing visiting De Anza on Saturday. CSM will host a best-of-three first-round state regional playoff series May 5-6.
- CSM’s women’s swimming won the three-day Coast Conference title in decisive fashion, also sweping top individual honors with the outstanding female swimmer, Miya Oto (Aragon High) and the co-outstanding male swimmer Carlos Sanchez. CSM won 12 men's and women's individual championship medals.
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Coast Conference Swimming Championships, April 19-21 at College of San Mateo
Most Outstanding Swimmer (high points):
Women -- Miya Oto,CSM
Men -- Carlos Sanchez, CSM
CSM Medals on final day (Saturday):
Gold
Carlos Sanchez M1650 17:08.15
Miya Oto W200 free 52.84
Women's 400 free relay
(Miya Oto, Rachel Rosas, Gianna Davino, Shelbi Campbell) 3:47.63
Silver
Alex Navarro M100 free 46.66
Kellsey Mercado W100 breast 1:12.56
Shelbi Mercado W100 fly 1:00.65
Masa Oto M200 fly 1:54.47
CSM Medals on second day (Friday):
Gold
Women's 200 Medley Relay 1:53.82
(Gianna Davino, Kellsey Mercado, Shelbi Campbell, Miya Oto)
Shelbi Campbell 50 fly: 26.91
Masa Oto 100 fly: 50.98
Miya Oto 200 free: 1:56.25
Alex Navarro 200 free: 1:41.77
Kellsey Mercado 50 breast: 33.34
Silver
Carlos Sanchez 400 IM: 4:24.47
Bronze
Men's 200 Medley Relay 1:37.77
(Alex Navarro, Carlos Sanchez, Masa Oto, Evan Navarro)
Alex Navarro 100 back 53.19
Men's 800 free relay 7:14.87
(Alex Navarro, Carlos Sanchez, Masa Oto, Roy Schiller)
CSM Gold Medals on first day (Thursday):
Gold
Carlos Sanchez 500 free, 4:52.36
Shelbi Campbell 100 IM, 1:03.19
Miya Oto 50 free, 24.52
200 free relay: 1:42.5
(Miya Oto, Rachel Rosas, Gianna Davino, Shelbi Campbell)
400 medley relay (finished first but DQ for entering water early after finish of race).