California State University, San Bernardino Women's Track & Field

Spencer Moe joined the CSUSB track and field program as an assistant coach prior to the 2020 season. In just one abbreviated season he managed to coach three school records as well as 14 top-10 marks over four events. Previous to Cal State San Bernardino, Moe coached at Clark College in Vancouver, Washington from 2015 to 2019. In his time with Clark College he has coached seven athletes to 13 All-American finishes including the 2018 men’s javelin champion.  Moe also managed six top-10 marks in the schools' history.  Coach Moe specializes in the throws and competed in college at Portland State where he is top-10 all time in the hammer throw. Coach Moe has been coaching for over 12 years including working the prestigious Ironwood Throws Camp during that time as well as interning with world class coaches with the Altis training group such as John Godina, Dan Pfaff, Stuart McMillan, and many other world class athletes. His passion for the sport comes from wanting to help any athlete whose willing to work hard and be committed to the program start to finish. Coach Moe lived in Portland Oregon and has lived in the Pacific Northwest his whole life prior to making the move to San Bernardino. 

Ernesto Madrigal-Rodriguez joined CSUSB’s Athletic Department in 2019 as the Lead Play-by-Play Announcer and can be heard on CCAAnetwork.com calling all CSUSB home games with play-by-play commentary as well as interviews with players and personnel. Ernesto graduated from CSUSB in 2020 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication Studies and an emphasis in Media. He continued his studies at Syracuse University, graduating with a Master’s Degree in Communication Studies with a focus in Journalism Innovation in the spring of 2023.   In his first season in 2019, Ernesto was on the call during volleyball’s historic 33-0 season, which culminated in CSUSB’s first team national championship in school history. Ernesto has been a sports fan all his life. An uncle of his recalls that when Ernesto was 5 years old, he knew every player on a particular soccer team.   “My goal here at CSUSB for every single game is to be a storyteller for the viewer at home. It’s my responsibility to be that bridge between the game and the viewer at home. There are so many wonderful talented players across CSUSB and other schools. I want to make sure you know these players on a deeper level. I also want to provide enthusiasm for every single play because the players and coaches deserve that. When you hear or see me calling games, it’s my absolute privilege and honor.” - Ernesto Madrigal-Rodriguez   Since 2019, CSUSB has hosted several postseason tournaments that Ernesto has been on the call:   2019 CCAA Women’s Volleyball Tournament NCAA West Regional Volleyball Tournament 2021 CCAA Women’s Volleyball Tournament NCAA West Region Volleyball Tournament 2022 NCAA West Region Men’s Basketball Tournament CCAA Men’s Soccer Tournament 2023 NCAA West Regional Baseball Tournament

Mitch McClellan joined CSUSB Athletics in 2000 as the play-by-play radio voice of men's basketball. Mitch has over 30 years of radio and television experience, including station ownership, general manager, program director, and on-air personality.   Now in his 25th year as radio play-by-play announcer, he can be heard on ABC News - Talk - Sports stations KMET 1490 AM & 98.1 FM, kmet1490am.com and KMET's iPhone and Android apps calling all CSUSB men's basketball games home and away. Mitch has broadcast close to 500 Yotes men's basketball games, 11 CCAA Regular season championship seasons, three CCAA tournament titles, 16 twenty-win seasons, and 15 NCAA Tournament appearances - including three Elite Eight and two Final Four runs. He has covered the CSUSB men's basketball program under four coaches - Larry Reynolds, Jeff Oliver, Andy Newman and now Gus Argenal.   Mitch is also well known as the radio voice for the University of Redlands. Since 1988, he has called over 300 Bulldogs football games, 14 SCIAC Conference championship seasons and 10 trips to the NCAA playoffs. He has also announced hundreds of Redlands basketball games.   Mitch did play-by-play for 12 seasons of Redlands High School football on radio and has been behind the mic for Beaumont High School football since 2014. He has done football and basketball packages for Time Warner Cable, Palmer Cablevision, KCSB Television and the CCAA Basketball Tournament on the CCAA Network. Other assignments have included NCAA Basketball Tournaments, The Disney Classic, NAIA Tournament Radio Network, The D3 Hoops Classic, Little League Baseball Regionals, CSUSB Volleyball, Baseball & Womens Basketball. Mitch has done free lance work for Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Monterey Bay, Chico State, Western Washington, Central Washington, Alaska Anchorage, Alaska Fairbanks, and Hawaii Pacific among others.   "My goal has always been to accurately describe the action to our fans. I've been fortunate to broadcast games in the best D2 conference in the country for the dominant program that's won more CCAA Championships than anyone else. It's been a great ride. I enjoy doing the games - I'm having fun and I think the listeners can tell." - Mitch McClellan