Eagles roll Western State, 49-7
The Eagles bounced back in a big away last Saturday against Western State Colorado University, Gunnison, rolling the Mountaineers 49-7.
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Friday, May 1, 2026
Sports
Volleyball team loses 2 at home
The Chadron State women’s volleyball team struggled last Friday and Saturday night in their home openers, losing to the Mountain Lions of the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, in straight sets Friday night before losing in four sets to the Metro State University of Denver Roadrunners Saturday.
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Volleyball team wins 1 in Missouri
The Chadron State College volleyball team brought their season record to 3-5 last weekend, after winning one of their four games at the Towneplace Suites Invitational in Joplin, Missouri.
Read MoreRodeo team to host first rodeo of CRMR circuit
The CSC rodeo team will be in action Friday-Sunday, at the Dawes County Fairgrounds.
Read MoreGolfers improve individual scores
The Eagles golf team made a huge turnaround for themselves at the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Fall Tournament in Lakewood, Colorado. They scored 386-364-750 for their team Monday and Tuesday. The team improved their score by 22 strokes from day 1 of the tournament to day 2. The Chadron State women’s golf team finished 14th overall in the tournament.
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Eagles fall short in home opener
Despite an impressive aerial assault against the top team in the RMAC, the CSC football team came up short against Colorado Mesa University, Grand Junction, 24-10 Saturday, at Elliott Field.
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Clean sweep
Men’s and Women’s teams win Chadron State Invitational
Read MoreGolfers finish last in Pueblo
The predominantly freshmen led golf team faced tough challenges for the first tournament of the season. CSC women’s golf team finished last place in the Samuel Proal Invitational at Pueblo, Colorado. The team stepped away from the tournament with more experience and knowing what they need to work on.
Read MoreBanzhaf, Henry lead Eagles to 2nd place
The men’s and women’s cross country teams each earned second place finishes at the South Dakota School of Mines Hardrocker
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