Aronis score 12

Kevin (Santa Rosa Junior College) Aronis hit four treys (in five attempts) in nine minutes of play last night as New Mexico State fell 68-63 at home to New Mexico.

Aronis hits double figures

New Mexico State handled Louisiana-Lafayette 79-57 last night. In 28 minutes of action, Kevin (Analy High/Santa Rosa Junior College) Aronis contributed 12 points (three treys), two assists, two boards and a blocked shot for the victors.

Aronis puts up numbers

Junior shooting guard Kevin (Analy High/Santa Rosa Junior College) Aronis totaled eight points and five rebounds in 15 minutes of action during New Mexico State's 81-56 victory over visiting Southeastern Louisiana.

Aronis still connecting from long distance

In New Mexico State's 98-49 victory over Western New Mexico, former Santa Rosa Junior College sharpshooter Kevin Aronis played 12 minutes and scored six points, making a pair of treys in a trio of attempts.

A Kevin Aronis interview

Former Analy High and current Santa Rosa Junior College guard Kevin Aronis is interviewed by Jason Groves, the New Mexico State beat reporter for the Las Cruces Sun-News.

Kevin Aronis heading to Las Cruces

Western Athletic Conference member New Mexico State has secured the services of 6-foot-3 Kevin Aronis, a shooting guard out of Santa Rosa Junior College. He averaged 12.3 points per game as a sophomore, playing for Coach Craig McMillan. Aronis shot an amazing 40% on 247 three-points attempts this season.

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Yuba tops Santa Rosa by 12

The court firm of Butterfield and Romero provided the push Yuba College needed to come back and top Santa Rosa Junior College 82-70. SpencerB totaled 28 points (earning MVP honors) and AnthonyR added 22 points.

The Appeal Democrat has a game writeup.

Phil Barber/Press Democrat takes a look at the matchup from the Santa Rosa perspective. Kevin Aronis had 21 points for the Bear Cubs.

Santa Rosa tops Shasta

Kevin Aronis three-balled Santa Rosa Junior College to an 82-71 victory over Shasta College, putting SRJC into the final against Yuba College. The Santa Rosa Press-Democrat has the coverage.