FCC Badminton begins its 11th season. Coach Carlo Kindego said she is looking forward to the the season. “This is my largest roster I’ve ever had.” She said, “I only have three returning players this season and some of my new players are still getting use to playing the game.”

Women’s tennis head coach Angelina Minova hopes to make an impact this season with her outstanding freshmen roster and two star players out of Bullard High School.

Men’s Tennis Head coach Steve Loop said, “We’re at the level we need to be at, and we’re hitting the ball like we should be, but we need to be a little more physical.”

Softball head coach Rhonda Williams plans on defending the team’s title and reaching the state tournament while improving “team unity and better team chemistry.” Williams added, “We’ve been working out a lot and can’t wait to play.”

FCC Track and Field will spend the entire season on the road for the third year in a row. However, the team has continued to produce athletes who rank amongst the top 10 in state including Caire Tademy, Gozian Okali, Courtney Gooch, and Nate Mose.

FCC Baseball is third in the state and head coach Ron Scott expects to remain a top contender utilizing “new and old” players such as FSU transfer Dave Rome and returning sophomore Paul Anaya. The first game will be held Thursday against fifth in state, Sacramento City.

Golf began its season this Monday with the two-day Larry Carr Invitational in Bakersfield.  Sophomore Tom Richardson finished second.