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The final showdown in the Coast North women’s basketball race takes place at 5 p.m. Wednesday when current leader City College of San Francisco (5-1 Coast North, 20-5 overall) plays at co-second place College of San Mateo (5-2, 13-13).

The College of San Mateo women’s basketball team completes first half Coast North Conference women’s basketball play 5 p.m. Wednesday, after sweeping a pair of crossover contests with the top teams in the Coast South last week.

Keshawn Johnson stole an inbound pass and executed a quick lay-up with 41 seconds left as the College of San Mateo men’s basketball team rallied for a win Wednesday. Johnson gave the host Bulldogs a 65-64 lead as they mounted a huge comeback for a 67-64 Coast North Conference men’s basketball victory over county rival Skyline College Wednesday evening at College Heights Gymnasium.

Both the Skyline and College of San Mateo women’s basketball team both posted impressive, opening-night Coast North Conference women’s basketball triumphs in their Friday openers.

The 2024–2025 academic year was marked by exceptional performances across College of San Mateo’s athletic programs. From championship victories to individual accolades, the Bulldogs demonstrated excellence both on the field and in the classroom. Their achievements reflect the dedication, resilience, and talent that define CSM’s tradition of athletic and academic success.

The Bulldogs are headed to the second round of the Northern California Regional Playoffs following a road win in their opener.

Jill David led CSM (17-11) with 12 points after sinking four three-pointers. Simone Murray totaled nine points, six rebounds, and five assists while Heaven Payton also scored nine points.

College of San Mateo and Skyline College are set for post-season basketball play. The women’s state playoffs begin Wednesday with No. 18 NorCal seed College of San Mateo (16-11), which finished third in the Coast North Conference, playing at No. 15 Reedley (16-12) of the Central Valley Conference.

The unbeaten College of San Mateo softball team has sprinted to a 10-0 start, having outscored three opponents this week by a 23-0 count. 

CSM men’s basketball coach Mike Marcial, along with longtime CSM women’s coach Michelle Warner, are putting on what they’re calling “Bulldog Madness,” with a number of events being held to generate interest in the respective programs Oct. 12 at the CSM gym starting at noon and running to 4 p.m. Golden State Warriors “hype man” Franco Finn will serve as master of ceremonies. Admission is free and refreshments are available, as well.

The spring semester has been exciting and rewarding for College of San Mateo’s athletic teams. Our student-athletes have shown exceptional dedication, skill, and sportsmanship across all sports, achieving remarkable records and accolades. Additionally, many teams have significantly contributed to our community, embodying the spirit of service and unity.