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.
Column: In golf, some traditions should change
When you combine the most beautiful 365 acres in America and the most prestigious sporting tournament in American sports, you get the Masters. Among the blooming azaleas and dogwoods, the �tradition unlike any other� is held every April at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia.
Lancers’ softball team skewers Tartars, 9-1
Strong PCC hitting led the Lancer softball team to a lopsided victory against ECC Compton Center, 9-1 at Robinson Park on Thursday, April 4.
Jackie Robinson’s Legacy Lives on at PCC
The story of a PCC legend is moving to the big screen. “42†a film about Jackie Robinson is having a special screening for some PCC students and faculty.
Broken but not beaten
Frederick swam her fastest, literally, to the finishing line. As she got out of the pool, she heard the roar of applause from the stands. She didn’t know it, but Frederick had broken yet another Pasadena City College swims record.
Column: A Whole New Blue
Even though there are innumerable questions concerning this season, the Dodger name means something again.