Cal State Fullerton's final regular season game against UNLV has been changed from 7:00pm to 5:00pm on Friday, April 18.

Directions to the UNLV Practice Football Field
Take the 15 Freeway
Exit Tropicana East, make a left on Swensen
You will see the University, make a Right on Halmin
Turn at the first Left and the field is on the Right

Note: You will not be able to see the field because it is behind a fence (the tennis complex).

From the 57 Freeway

Exit Yorba Linda Blvd. (Right)
Turn Left onto State College Blvd.
The parking lot for the field is in the first driveway on the left
Note: Parking costs $5 for all cars without a valid CSUF Parking Permit, Monday - Friday. Parking is free on the weekends.

On Saturday, March 15, Cal State Fullerton will play UCLA at 3 p.m. at UCLA's North Athletic Field. Come out and support your CSUF Titans!

Directions:
From the 405 Freeway:
Exit Sunset Blvd (East)
Turn right on Westwood Plaza.
Continue straight into underground parking structure.

FULLERTON, CA -- In their home opener on February 16, Cal State Fullerton (2-0) defeated Occidental College (0-3) 11-5 in a landmark win for their first divisional game as a fully-instated team in the WCLL. Fullerton scored shortly into the first quarter on a man-up opportunity, and continued to push hard against the Oxy defense throughout the game.

The Titan freshman played a key role throughout the game. Scott Richardson had 5 points on the day (3 G, 2 A), and Nick McClure had an assist. Goalie Ozhan Kaskooli had a great game with 19 saves on 24 shots on goal. Jordan Michaels led the Titans in groundballs with 8 (along with Senior attackman Jimmy Lin), while Chasen Cameron (1 A) had 6 groundballs.

Four of the Titans had multi-point games: Richardson, Lin (4 G), Jesse Luchansky (1 G, 3 A), and Kyle Smith (2 G). The Cal State Fullerton defense played a strong game as well, with the man-down defense not allowing any goals on the Oxy man-up opportunities.

Cal State Fullerton faces off against Biola University in their second divisional game Saturday, February 23, at the CSUF Intramural Fields.

** UPDATE: CSUF defeats Cal Lutheran 6-5 **

This Saturday, February 9th, Cal State Fullerton will face off against Cal Lutheran at 1:00 pm.

Directions to the Game:

From the 101 North
Get on the 23 freeway
Exit Olsen Road
Turn Left onto Mountclef Blvd.
Turn Right onto Memorial Parkway
The field is on the right

From the 101 South
Exit Moorpark Road in Thousand Oaks
Turn Left on Avenida de los Arboles
Turn Right onto Mountclef Blvd.
Turn Right onto Memorial Parkway
The field is on the right

Cal State University is pleased to announce the release of their 2008 schedule! Please check out the new Schedule page for more information.

FULLERTON, CA -- The Cal State Fullerton Titans Lacrosse Team recently announced the appointment of new Head Coach Ryland Huyghue. Coach Huyghue brings over 37 years of lacrosse experience, both as a player and a coach, to the Titan Lacrosse organization.

Coach Huyghue has accumulated numerous awards and accolades since he began playing lacrosse at age seven. He attended Paul D. Schreiber High School in Port Washington, New York, where he played lacrosse and was named a three-time first team All-American and three-time Most Valuable Player at the Long Island All Star Game. He was eventually inducted into his high school’s Hall of Fame in 1988. After high school, Huyghue attended Nassau Community College, where he helped win two national championships (being voted Most Valuable Player in both games) and was a two-time All-American. He continued playing lacrosse at the University of Maryland, where he completed his college career.

Since finishing college, Huyghue has been an integral part of numerous lacrosse organizations and teams across the country. He has played for the California All-Star Team, Long Island Lacrosse Club, Maryland Lacrosse Club, and Orange County Lacrosse Club. He was a club All-Star for 17 consecutive years and won four State Championships. Huyghue also played for Team California in the 1984 Olympics, and was an alternate for the USA World Team. He was the President and Founder of the Malibu Lacrosse Club, for which he also played and coached. Huyghue was also the President of the California Lacrosse Association for thirteen years.

Apart from lacrosse, Huyghue is also the Owner and Head Coach of the Southern California Wolverines, a minor league football team that plays in the California Football Association.

Lacrosse has given Coach Huyghue a lifetime of fun and long-lasting relationships, and he continues to give back to the sport what it has given to him. Coach Huyghue has also been the head coach for the UCLA, USC, Occidental, and Pepperdine lacrosse teams. He looks forward to bringing a "run-and-gun" offense and "pressure" defense to the CSUF Titans and having a successful 2008 season.

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