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PCC came out with their second win of the season when they went up against ECC Compton Tartars with a score of 21 to 0.
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PCC came out with their second win of the season when they went up against ECC Compton Tartars with a score of 21 to 0.
Olympic hopefuls who train at PCC’s Robinson Stadium competed at the Pasadena Games, where junior high, senior high, college, and individual world-class athletes ran in one of California’s most premier meets.
Despite winning 11 events, the Lancers lost the swim meet on Friday at Mt. San Antonio College.
In the badminton season opener against the East Los Angeles College, the Lancers kept their winning streak alive by beating the Huskies 15-6.
PCC spinning class offers a low impact activity with a lot of positive returns. Students fill up the cycling room each semester with hopes of adding the class.
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The PCC Track and Field team placed in the top three in several events at the California Relays at Cerritos College in Norwalk, on Friday. Lancers finished in the top three in three of the events.
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The PCC men’s baseball team lost to the Seahawks of Los Angeles Harbor College in a March 8 home game at Jackie Robinson Field. The Lancers put up four runs in the game but it wasn’t enough to route Harbor who scored 16 -4, giving the Lancers their fifth straight loss.
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While the Lancer softball team played hard against the El Camino Warriors at Robinson Park on Thursday, the score was still 7 – 11 by the seventh inning.
The men’s and women’s Track and Field team succeeded once again at the Compton Invitational last Friday.
The women’s basketball team lost a playoff heartbreaker at Ventura College on Feb. 25. Coming off of a last-second, miracle win over Antelope Valley just days before, the Lancers were unable to continue their Cinderella playoff story, coming up just short, losing 55-50 to the highly favored Pirates.