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The HNU men’s golf capped off an incredible season with a top 10 finish at the NAIA national championship.

After struggling to an opening round 315, the Hawks ended day one in 24th place out of 29 teams. Looking to make a statement on day two, the Hawks shot 303 to climb ten spots and finish the day in 14th place. As day three began, the Hawks knew that the field would be cut down to the top 17 teams for the fourth and final day of competition. Shooting 297 the Hawks once again moved climbed th… Continue

Oakland, CA – On May 14th the HNU women’s softball team play its first game vs. Point Loma University in round one of the NAIA Women’s Softball National Championship. Taking place in Decatur Alabama, the Hawks will be the first softball team to represent the California Pacific Conference at Nationals. Round 1 opponent Point Loma Nazarene should immediately put the Hawks to the test, currently ranked #4 nationally with a record of 44-11. In their only meeting of the year, Point Loma topped the Ha… Continue

Needing a second place finish to win the conference, the HNU men were off to Redding, CA to compete in possibly their final tournament of year. With a bid to nationals on the line, the hawks opened day one of the Cal Pac Championship with a two shot lead..

Earlier in the morning Hawk golfer Garrett True was trying to win the 82nd Alameda Commuters Golf Tournament. With an amazing list of past champions, True entered the final round with a one shot lead in the tournament, which had started the w… Continue

As the last week of competition in the Cal Pac Conference winds down, HNU would like to recognize a number of student athletes who will be playing in their final season of competition. Seniors Riley Tang and Andrew McDowell will be the first four year members and graduates of the HNU men’s volleyball program.

Since its inaugural season in 2006 Tang (Waianae, HI) and McDowell (Los Gatos, CA) have been staples of the HNU Men’s Volleyball program. Both are great athletes who have shown tremendous… Continue

Holy Names University shortstop Lacey Parodi was selected as the California Pacific Conference Softball Player of the Week for the dates of March 23rd through 30th, 2009.

Parodi, a native of Alameda, California, went four for five at plate with seven RBI's. Parodi also had a double, a triple and a walk as she helped the Hawks to a two-win shutout doubleheader sweep, 9-0 and 8-0, over Dominican University in San Leandro on Sunday.