Share: Pasadena continued to plummet in week 10 of the season with losses to LA Trade Tech and El Camino-Compton, pushing their losing streak to seven games. Follow:
Women’s basketball plans to bounce back in conference play
Share: As the first division game is approaching for the women’s basketball team, the Lancers plan to stay in good spirits despite their uneven play so far. They are currently 11-9 overall and sit tied for No. 14 in the South Region rankings. Follow:
Men’s basketball finishes preseason on losing streak
Share: Ending the preseason with two losses against El Camino and Cerritos last week, Pasadena kicks off the season next week with an overall 4-14. Follow:
Lancers football team to join new Metro League for 2016 season
The Southern California Football Association (SCFA) announced that PCC will be moved down from the National Division’s Northern League to the American League where the Lancers will join seven other colleges to make up the newly formed Metro League next fall.
New head coach gets Lancers back on track
A new head coach has been hired for the Lancer track and field team to replace Armand Crespo, who was terminated last year following an alleged altercation with a student.
Can Lancers baseball swing in spring?
Share: Last season was far from picture perfect for the Lancers baseball team as they finished with a 10-26 record in Pat McGee’s first year as head coach. Follow:
Lancers softball lose focus along with last two games
Share: The women’s softball team lost against the Moorpark Raiders on Friday and the Southwestern Jaguars on Saturday. Follow:
Water polo able to improve last season’s finish
Share: This season, the women’s water polo team had a won 14 of their 26 games. Follow:
Women’s volleyball sets tone for program turnaround
Share: The women’s volleyball team finished 9-5 in third-year coach Kari Post’s first season leading the team. Although this season has been an improvement over their 5-9 season last year, it is far from the potential they showed at the start of the season. Follow:
Grantland: Was ESPN right for closing down the site?
Share: In the eyes of most sports fans who enjoyed reading Grantland’s type of journalism, ESPN’s decision to close the site was a disappointment to them. But there wasn’t a definite reason to explain the closing. Was it due to the firing of founder and editor-in-chief Bill Simmons or is it the start of the end for online longform sports journalism? ESPN isn’t about the quality of work the company puts their name on necessarily. ESPN’s official statement said, “…We have decided to direct our time …