Lancers Men’s Soccer lose in a shut out at home field

Share: PCC’s men’s soccer team lost to Rio Hondo 2-0 on Friday when they allowed two goals in during the second half of the game. During the first half, the Lancers’ defense used their heads, literally and figuratively, to stop Rio Hondo’s offense from scoring. Freshman defender Derek Bell blocked a shot on goal with a header and the defense made sure Rio Hondo was caught offsides. The Lancers’ offense played a smart game of two-touch in the first half, conserving their energy in the …

Football team loses season opener

Share: Pasadena City College’s football season opener vs. El Camino last Saturday night did not go as expected for new head coach Thom Kaumeyer in a tough 31-23 loss. During the first quarter, the Lancers had a great kickoff return to midfield, setting up freshmen quarterback Jett Evens. Evens and the offense drove 50 yards down the field in eight plays before capping the drive with a nine-yard touchdown pass to DaiCorri Briscoe. The defense had a decent first half, only allowing El Camino 15 …

Women’s soccer lose home opener

Share: Following a narrow 2-1 loss to the Santa Anta Dons on Tuesday, the Lancers were blown out 5-1 in their home opener against the Moorpark Raiders Friday at Robinson Stadium. The Lancers hoped to control the tempo of the game from kick-off, but the Raiders five different goal scorers were too much for the Lancers to handle. Moorpark coach Miguel Ruiz now has two wins under his belt as his first season with the Raiders progresses, while coach Reggie Rivas and the Lancers have …

Women’s volleyball and its new head coach start season with hard fought victory

Share: Kari Post debuted as the new head coach of Pasadena City College women’s volleyball team in a thrilling victory over Mt. San Jacinto College on Wednesday. The Lancers outlasted Mt. San Jacinto in a two hour, five-set distance game, keeping the cheerful crowd at the edge of their seats at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium. Both teams executed an outstanding defense that kept the score very tight throughout the game and caused long, nerve-racking rallies. PCC still managed to beat MSJC, 25-17, 23-25, 25-20 and 15-11. “We …