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11/01/11--16:33: Women's Soccer: Not A Moment Too Soon (chan 1923115)

Natalie Sun's 94th minute goal sent the Cougars into the semifinals with a 1-0 overtime win over Vanguard.


11/01/11--22:49: Volleyball: No Match For Cougar Middles (chan 1923115)

Azusa Pacific’s middle blockers continued their success against Vanguard, leading the Cougars to a four-set road win over the Lions Tuesday night.


11/03/11--23:01: Women's Basketball: Tune Up In Tempe (chan 1923115)

The Cougars lost an exhibition to Arizona State on the road in the team's first preseason contest of the year.


11/04/11--19:46: Women's Basketball: Exhibiting Growth (chan 1923115)

In the team's second exhibition against an NCAA Div. I team in as many nights, the Cougars gave the home team a late scare.


11/04/11--23:35: Women's Soccer: Rainy With A Chance At Revenge (chan 1923115)

After winning a semifinal match against The Master's, Azusa Pacific will have a shot at revenge against Point Loma Nazarene in the GSAC Championship Game.


11/05/11--21:10: Volleyball: Senior Slam (chan 1923115)

On senior night No. 9 Azusa Pacific defeated The Master's in four sets while two senior reached milestones.


11/05/11--23:27: Cross Country: For The Record (chan 1923115)

Azusa Pacific returned to the top of the podium in its final run at a GSAC women’s cross country title, winning the crown in record fashion.


11/07/11--14:47: Women's Basketball: A New Story (chan 1923115)

After winning the NAIA National Championship last season, a new group of Cougars is looking forward to writing its own story.


11/08/11--22:11: Volleyball: Cougars Capture Second With Sweep (chan 1923115)

Azusa Pacific secured its best conference finish since 1994 with a three-set sweep over Westmont Tuesday night.


11/11/11--12:05: Women's Soccer: Four Cougars Honored (chan 1923115)

Azusa Pacific had four players named to the 2011 All-GSAC team after finishing the regular season in second place.


11/11/11--21:00: Volleyball: A Winning Formula (chan 1923115)

A three-set road win at Hope International capped one of the most successful seasons by any measure in Azusa Pacific’s program history.


11/11/11--21:05: Women's Soccer: Saved At Sunset (chan 1923115)

Natalie Sun finished off a 4-2 penalty kick shootout that clinched the GSAC Tournament title for Azusa Pacific after playing to a scoreless draw with Point Loma Nazarene.


11/13/11--10:56: Volleyball: Volleyball Clinches First-Round Bye (chan 1923115)

Azusa Pacific was ranked No. 6 in the final NAIA rating released today, securing a trip to the final site of the NAIA Volleyball National Championship.


11/13/11--19:33: Women's Soccer: Women Receive Two-Seed; Host Opening Round (chan 1923115)

Azusa Pacific will host Ottawa (Kan.) in the opening round of the NAIA National Tournament.


11/15/11--22:30: Volleyball: Extraordinarily Regular (chan 1923115)

A five-set win over California Baptist Tuesday night gave Azusa Pacific its program-record 28th regular-season victory.


11/17/11--19:39: Women's Basketball: Cougar Town Still Title Town (chan 1923115)

The reigning NAIA champs opened the season with a convincing win over No. 17 Lubbock Christian.


11/18/11--13:05: Women's Basketball: Cougars Broadcast Live (chan 1923115)

Tonight's basketball action will be streamed online direct from the Felix Event Center.


11/18/11--20:22: Women's Basketball: Gettin' Down On Friday (chan 1923115)

Azusa Pacific downed Wayland Baptist 82-54 on Friday night as four Cougars finished in double figures.


11/19/11--13:32: Women's Soccer: Headed To Bama (chan 1923115)

Brittany Flanagan's header in the 77th minute sent Azusa Pacific to Decatur, Alabama for the round of 16 in the NAIA National Championship Tournament.


11/19/11--20:41: Cross Country: Cougars Claim Second At Nationals (chan 1923115)

Azusa Pacific placed two runners in the top-5 of the NAIA women’s cross country National Championships, but finished runner-up behind the three-time defending champs Cal State San Marcos.