TURLOCK, Calif.--- Stan State Department of Athletics will be holding their annual sports camps this summer running from today June 3 to July 30. The camps include the sports of basketball, soccer, softball, tennis, and volleyball. For more information, go to https://warriorathleticscamps.com/.
All Sports Camp (June)
Dates: June 9-12
All Sports Camp (July)
Dates: July 7-10
Basketball Camps
- Summer Basketball Camp 1
June 2-5
- Summer Basketball Camp 2
June 9-12
- Summer Basketball Camp 3
June 16-19
Soccer
- Youth Soccer Camp
June 16-19
- Elite Warrior Soccer Camp
June 30-July 3
Tennis
- Co-Ed Warrior & Little Warrior Tennis Camp 2
June 16-19
- Co-Ed Warrior & Little Warrior Tennis Camp 3
June 23-26
- Co-Ed Warrior & Little Warrior Tennis Camp 4
June 30-July 3
Volleyball
- Youth Camp 1
July 7-8
- Middle School Camp 1
July 9-10
- Youth Camp 2
July 14-15
- High School Camp
July 16-17
- Prospect Camp
July 21
- Middle School Camp 2
July 23-24
- Clinic 1
July 28
- Clinic 2
July 29
- Clinic 3
July 30
- Clinic 4
July 31
Latest Athletics News
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- Warriors’ Defense Posts Third Shutout; Sousa Strike Seals 1–0 WinBehind a disciplined back line and five saves from goalkeeper Zara Mujica, Stanislaus State recorded its third shutout of the season in a 1–0 victory over Menlo on Saturday night at Warrior Stadium. The Warriors' defensive effort set the tone before Haylee Sousa broke through with a 16th-minute strike off an assist from Aliah Avila, lifting Stan State to 2-1-1 on the year.
- Stan State Closes Road Swing with Five-Set Win Over UT Permian BasinStanislaus State volleyball closed out its seven-match, season-opening road trip in dramatic fashion on Saturday afternoon, edging out UT Permian Basin in five sets (25-16, 25-19, 23-25, 17-25, 15-11) to wrap up play at the Biola/Vanguard Kickoff Classic. Sophomore outside hitter Malia Tanksley led the way with a career-high 14 kills, helping fuel the Warriors' strong start and clutch finish.
- No. 14 Warriors Post Second Consecutive Shutout to Improve to 4-0The 14th-ranked Stanislaus State men's soccer team stayed unbeaten with a commanding 4-0 road win at Saint Martin's on Saturday afternoon. The Warriors (4-0-0) struck early, built a two-goal halftime lead, and never looked back as they posted their second consecutive shutout while Emmanuel Duran recorded his second brace in the last three matches.
- Warriors Split Friday at Biola/Vanguard Kickoff Classic, Sweep Azusa Pacific in Morning VictoryStanislaus State volleyball earned its first win of the 2025 season in impressive fashion Friday morning with a straight-sets sweep of Azusa Pacific. The Warriors returned to the court Friday evening for a competitive three-set match against host Vanguard, battling through tightly contested second and third sets before falling in straight sets. The split marked a strong showing for Stan State on day two of the Biola/Vanguard Kickoff Classic.
- Stan State Men’s Golf Opens 2025-26 Season at Wildcat ClassicThe Stanislaus State men's golf team, led by head coach Brandon Christianson, opens its 2025-26 season at the Wildcat Classic this Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 15-16. The 54-hole tournament will be held at Peach Tree Golf & Country Club (Par 72) in Marysville, Calif., with 8:00 a.m. tee times scheduled each day.
