Hands That Hit, Feet That Fly
Story By: Anthony De Leon, Sports Editor
December 12, 2018
Filed under Sports
Jorgina Lazcano Takes on Boxing, Cross Country, and Mental Illness Being a two sport athlete is not an easy battle. Being a female in a male dominated sport is an even bigger battle. And fighting for your mental health may be the biggest battle of all. Jorgina Lazcano combats this battle every si...
Copa Combate Ends Tournament with Thrilling Knock-Out Finale, Although Promotion has Room for Improvement
Story By: Anthony De Leon, Sports Editor
December 8, 2018
Filed under Boxing, Fall Sports, Mix Martial Arts, Sports, Sports Score
The Combates Americas held their second annual “Copa Combate” tournament which pitted eight fighters against each other vying for three professional wins, 100,000 dollars and a gaudy golden trophy at the Save Mart Center on Friday, Dec 7. Comabates America is the brain child of former co-founder...
New Year Same Result, Final Four for Ram Men
Story By: Anthony De Leon, Sports Editor
November 29, 2018
Filed under Fall Sports, Soccer, Sports
The defending state champion Fresno City College Rams will be returning to Ventura once again to defend their crown as they advance to the final four for the third straight year in the Nov. 27 matchup against No. Lake Tahoe in the NorCal finals. After a thrilling overtime win against De Anza on Saturday, Nov....
Volleyball Preps for Final Four and Looks to Take Championship Crown
Story By: Anthony De Leon, Sports Editor
November 29, 2018
Filed under Fall Sports, Sports, Sports Score, Volleyball
The path for two state titles in the past three years has the Fresno City College women’s volleyball team continuing their dream season with a trip to Solano College as the CCCAA State Championship Tournament quickly approaches. FCC made in to the next round as they defeated Hartnell in the second roun...
Rams Falter in Oakland, but Future Looks Bright
Story By: Anthony De Leon, Sports Editor
November 29, 2018
Filed under Fall Sports, Football, Sports
In a season that started off with much uncertainty after a 1-2 start, an offense that was near unresponsive to mid-season quarterback transition the Fresno City College (9-3) football’s improbable run finally came to an end in Oakland at the hands of Laney College (10-2) on Saturday, Nov. 24. The jo...
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