The Los Angeles Dodgers are no joke, no fluke and are definitely a team to be reckoned with. This team will win the World Series not only because of star players like Clayton Kershaw, Hanley Ramirez, Andre Ethier, and Adrian Gonzalez, but also because the Dodgers are gelling with one another like no other team in baseball at the moment.
Football looks to rebound from lackluster 2012 season
Share: To say that the Lancers football team didn’t do that well last season would be an understatement. PCC finished with an appalling record of 3-7. All that being said, head coach Fred Fimbres is confident that this year’s team, a group of Lancers with a majority of returning players, will be much better. Follow:
Women’s volleyball prepared and enthusiastic for fall 2013
Share: After an amazing 2012 season, a No. 7 national ranking, and a share of the South Coast Conference Championship, the PCC women’s volleyball team is prepared and enthusiastic for the upcoming 2013 season. Follow:
Football’s late comeback against Citrus cut short
Despite having a great offensive second half, the PCC football team was unable to overcome a 24-0 onslaught put on by the Citrus College Owls in the first half, which ultimately culminated in the loss on Saturday night. The final score was 34-21.
Swim team sets new records at SCC championship
The Pasadena swim team broke 12 records and one of the swimmers gets named Swimmer of Year at the Southern Coast Conference Championship this past weekend at Chaffey College, which qualifies swimmers for the state championships.
Baseball continues free fall, swept by El Camino-Compton Center
Share: Pasadena’s prolonged losing streak in the South Coast Conference continued last week as they were swept by El Camino-Compton Center in three games. They lost 11-3 in Compton on April 16, 8-3 playing host at Jackie Robinson Memorial Field on April 18 and were then shut out 8-0 in Compton on April 20. Follow:
Badminton’s loss to ELAC muddies playoff hopes
The Lancers Badminton team lost to its South Coast Conference rivals, East Los Angeles College 10-11 at East L.A. on Friday April 19.
COLUMN: A return to normalcy through sports
Boston isn’t back to normal yet, but it will be. And its healing started with sports.
Baseball struggles continue, swept by Cerritos
The Lancers were swept for the third time in South Coast Conference play this season, after losing the series finale 4-1 to Cerritos on April 6.
Badminton Rolls to 41st Straight
The Lancer badminton team picked up another conference win against El Camino College, bringing the tally to 41 straight victories. PCC cruised to the 19-2 in the Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium on April 5.