The Breeze, Chaffey College, CA
15 hours ago by Jeff Ranson
The Men's swimming team continued on their winning ways.
In the South Coast Conference Championship, it was the last chance of the season to qualify to go to the state championships held at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo.
The Panthers took care of business.
Daily Titan, California State University, CA
20 hours ago by Michal Olszewski
Cal State Fullerton guard Marcus Crenshaw isn't just leaving behind a school, a team or a basketball program - he's leaving behind a family.
Crenshaw, or "Money" as he is known by members of Section K, has elected to graduate with a degree in Afro-Ethnic Studies rather than play another year of Titan basketball.
Valley Star, Los Angeles Valley College, CA
1 day ago by Paul Olden
Valley College divers Tiffanie Wright and Gene Williams' celebratory high-five early in competition at the state swimming and diving championships was a tip off that they knew they were doing well. The championships took play at Saddleback College May 1-3.
Daily 49er, California State University Long Beach, CA
1 day ago by Tracy McDannald
The Big West Conference champion Long Beach State softball team will meet Missouri Valley Conference regular season champion Creighton to open the NCAA Regionals, ESPNU's NCAA Tournament selection show announced Sunday night.
The Poly Post, Cal Poly Pomona, CA
1 day ago by CHRISTA COLLINS, Opinions Editor
The baseball team closed its season this past weekend at Scolinos Field. Cal Poly (36-19, 24-12) played a four-game series against Cal State Stanislaus, losing three.
The Broncos tried to knock the Warriors out of contention for the playoffs, but did not succeed.
Weekly Hornet, Fullerton College, CA
1 day ago by Ashley Ragland
It's the first week of May, and the storylines for several sports have just managed to get interesting.
Of course, there are the traditional stories of this month, revolving around the NHL and NBA Playoffs. However, don't let that fool you. There are plenty of other interesting things to keep sports fans entertained if you're not a fan of games played on either ice or hardwood.
Daily 49er, California State University Long Beach, CA
2 days ago by Bobby Chore
LOS ANGELES - Senior Stephanie Bengson completed a career achievement, gave a commendable, gutsy effort, and experienced a nightmarish team downside - all in three arduous hours.
The Telescope, Palomar College, CA
2 days ago
Palomar swim teams place second in championships
The Palomar men's and women's swim teams each finished in second place in the Pacific Coast Conference Championships held at Wallace Memorial Pool April 24-26.
Palomar's Ali Karbossi won gold in the 400-meter individual medley with a time of 4 minutes 41.
Clarion, Citrus college, CA
3 days ago by Ariel Carmona
Batman in full costume zig zagged in front of him in New York City.
In San Francisco, he raced across the Golden Gate Bridge. In Tiberias, Israel, he ran in the footsteps of Jesus himself.
This is a sampling of the experiences Citrus College student Eddie Hahn has been through since he started running marathons.
The Daily Aztec, San Diego State, CA
3 days ago by David Pope, Senior Staff Writer
If the San Diego State baseball team was an analogy for life, Stephen Strasburg would be death and taxes. If it was based on "Die Hard," he would be SDSU's equivalent to Sgt. Al Powell. And if he was a truck, he would be a Chevy (if you believe the commercials).
Mustang Daily, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, CA
3 days ago by Hayley Bramble
The Cal Poly women's water polo team won the National Collegiate Club Championship on Sunday in Portland, Ore. by defeating Oregon in a double-overtime final, 7-6.
With 12 seconds left in the first of the three-minute extra periods, freshman 2-meter Sarah Ur scored to break the tie.
Mustang Daily, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, CA
3 days ago by Brittney Clyde
The Cal Poly women's lacrosse club team does not shy away from competition.
The Mustangs, in search of their eighth consecutive Women's Division Intercollegiate Associates National Championship, will take on UC Santa Barbara in the WDIA semifinals today in Denver.
Southwestern Sun, Southwestern College, CA
4 days ago by Gwenn Crittle
Annalee Magsino plays doubles even when she appears to be alone.
Magsino, an 18-year-old member of the tennis team, is eight and a half months pregnant and still on the court.
Magsino has been able to play the entire season this year despite the blessing growing inside her.
Southwestern Sun, Southwestern College, CA
4 days ago by Phil Bernstein
JERRY BARTOW'S MAGICAL CAREER now has a fairy tale ending shaping up. Southwestern College's baseball team has accomplished the unthinkable by winning 22 of its 24 league games and 32 overall, the best record in Bartow's storied career. The legendary coach, who has hinted that he will retire after the season, needs just one more thing for a Hollywood finale - a state championship.
Los Angeles Loyolan, Loyola Marymount University, CA
4 days ago by O.S. Borboa
The Loyolan has confirmed that two members of the Loyola Marymount men's basketball team have been granted a release from their scholarships.
Record-setting freshman Orlando Johnson and sophomore reserve Max Craig will not return next season under new Head Coach Bill Bayno.
The Daily Aztec, San Diego State, CA
5 days ago by David Pop, Senior Staff Writer
So much happened in the sports world last week that I'm not even writing a lead for this column, I'm just jumping right in. (I can get away with stuff like that because it's the end of the year and my editors probably didn't even read this before print).
First, I should disclose that I am a Lakers fan and therefore might be slightly biased, but I think I speak for everyone when I say that Kobe Bryant being named MVP is the single greatest news America has heard since we found out Bryant Gumbel wouldn't be on NFL Network next season.
Daily Titan, California State University, CA
5 days ago by Andrew Meza
Walking up the steps of the Titan Recreation Center, visitors could already hear the echoes coming from the enclosed courts upstairs.
Sitting directly across the newly built courts, earlier participants of the racquetball tournament watched their peers as the players enclosed by the courts dodged the small, blue ball that seemed to ricochet off the walls like a bullet.
Daily Trojan, University of Southern California, CA
5 days ago by Jason Finkelstein
Two weeks away from the Pac-10 Championships, the USC women's rowing team has one last tune-up, a dual race against its biggest rival.
With crosstown bragging rights at stake, the Women of Troy take to the water to race UCLA on Saturday morning in San Pedro, Calif.
Daily Trojan, University of Southern California, CA
5 days ago by Grant Tunkel
I turned on the television the other day to watch some high-quality daytime ESPN programming while I ate lunch, and I was treated to an episode of "Jim Rome is Burning."
What a show.
I caught it in the middle of the forum section, where he brings two random people on the show to talk about sports that they might not necessarily be experts in, and has them go off about it while he smiles and thinks in oddly emphasized syllables.
The Channels, Santa Barbara City College, CA
5 days ago by Chris Biderman
Every NBA superstar has his own definitive quality that makes him unique to the sport.
But there is one thing that many have in common that has yet to be thought about, but can't go unrecognized.
Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Tim Duncan, Chris Paul, Brandon Roy, Kobe Bryant, and Julius Irving are just a few examples of my undeniable theory on what it takes to become a star in the association.
The Daily Aztec, San Diego State, CA
5 days ago by Edward Lewis, Assistant Sports Editor
Garret Palmer's perfect 8-for-8 conference season is now perfectly gone.
Michael Hughes' efficient 44 yards a punt has efficiently graduated.
And Tyler Schmitt's consistent long snaps are now spiraling consistently into the hands of Ryan Plackemeier, punter of the Seattle Seahawks.
Daily 49er, California State University Long Beach, CA
6 days ago by Tucker Savoye
On a chilly night at Blair Field, the Dirtbags held on for a 2-1 victory over visiting Fresno State. Eight Dirtbag pitchers combined to hold the Bulldogs to one run on five hits.
Fresno State (28-24) continued the pitching carrousel by throwing seven of its own guys.
Daily Titan, California State University, CA
6 days ago by Michal Olszewski
So long, Montreal. Thanks for showing up, Ottawa. Wait till next year, Calgary. Good luck in the draft, Toronto, Vancouver and Edmonton.
Since the Montreal Canadiens hoisted Lord Stanley's Cup in 1993, no Canadian National Hockey League team has won the Stanley Cup - and Canada is the country that hails the sport as its national pastime.
Daily Trojan, University of Southern California, CA
6 days ago
The difference between college football and the NFL is the ability to acquire multiple first-round talents every year through the recruiting process, USC coach Pete Carroll said.
That philosophy has turned the Trojans into the game's preeminent power, with six straight Pac-10 titles, six straight BCS bowl berths, three Heisman Trophy recipients and two national championships.
Viking, Long Beach City College, CA
6 days ago by Michael Brown
Vikings shortstop Rose Vargas' walk-off double broke the stalemate with the L.A. Mission Eagles earning her team a 2-1 victory in the Southern California Regional Playoffs Saturday, May 3 at the LAC Softball Field.
Largely a pitchers dual for most of the contest, the Vikings' portion of the seventh inning was helped along by a few lucky bounces courtesy of the Eagles' gloves.
The Vikes got off to a quick start in the inning when designated player Majella Friel, fell behind in the count 0-2, before she recovered and was walked.
Next, after Jessica Amador flied out to center, Raelene Saldana blasted a pitch up the middle that was deflected off Eagles reliever Alyson Salas' glove allowing Friel to reach second and Saldana first base, as the ball slowly rolled toward third base.
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