WEB EXCLUSIVE – Using renewed confidence after defeating state-ranked Long Beach City College on Friday, PCC volleyball turned a 2-0 hole into a five-game comeback (21-25, 21-25, 25-23, 25-18, 17-15) against host Cerritos College (6-9, 3-3 SCC) on Wednesday.
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Water Polo Falls to Cerritos
The PCC women’s water polo team was proven to be overmatched by the visiting Cerritos College Falcons, ranked second in the state. The Lancers allowed scores early and often and losing in a 15-4 rout at the PCC Aquatic Center on Wednesday in a Southern Coast Conference match-up.
Cross Country Continues to Stuggle at Santa Barbara Meet
The PCC Cross Country team performed poorly despite strong showings by many individuals at the Santa Barbara Cross Country Invitational held at Shoreline Park on Saturday.
Women’s Soccer Sinks L.A. Harbor
Top freshman Melissa Fudge earned her second hat trick of the season as the women’s soccer team pummeled the L.A. Harbor College Seahawks by a score of 5-0 Tuesday afternoon at Robinson Stadium.
Football Run Over by Allan Hancock
In most cases, giving up over 300 rushing yards does not lead to a victory, PCC did not serve as an exception to that rule in their 45-42 loss to Allan Hancock College on Saturday.
First Place Men’s Soccer Drops L.A. Harbor
PCC’s men’s soccer team continued its impressive play with a 5-3 win over visiting Los Angeles Harbor College Tuesday at Robinson Stadium in a South Coast Conference match.
WEB EXCLUSIVE: PCC Falls to Allan Hancock
WEB EXCLUSIVE – PCC fell to Allan Hancock 45-42 Saturday at Robinson Stadium, behind 333 rushing yards by the Bulldogs. Allan Hancock rushed 66 times as they snapped the Lancer’s four game win streak.
A Mecca of Forgotten Goods and Treasures
Are any of you missing any condoms, basketballs or computers? If so, please bring yourself to PCC’s lost and found. It may still have them if you can claim a stroke of serendipity as a personal effect.
Nicknames: Blessing For Some, Curse For Others
“Four eyes,” “ginger,” “metal mouth,” “wonky eye.” These lazy pejoratives have dogged the best of us. And as the most four-eyed, metal-mouthed, lazy-eyed ginger among us knows, what doesn’t kill us makes us stronger, or at least more resistant to the appellative sting.