Friday’s South Coast Conference Championships proved to have its share of highlights and disappointments for the Lancers cross country team at Long Beach’s Heartwell Park.
Women’s soccer ties ELAC in nail-biter
After starting out lackadaisical against East Los Angeles College, the women’s soccer team picked up the its pace in the second half and thanks to the Lancer’s goalie Angie Ulmer and held on for a 1-1 tie.
Women’s hoops look forward to another fruitful season
After losing in the second round of the SoCal playoffs and finishing No. 9 in the final state poll with a 22-7 record, the women’s basketball team hopes to rebound this season with a stronger team.
Better defense to help Men’s basketball this season
The men’s basketball team will look to rebound with better defense after a lackluster 2012 season that saw its record tumble to 8-18
Women’s soccer easily beat out El Camino despite the 1-0 score
The women’s soccer team spent the whole game against El Camino shooting the ball. There was a moment in the second half where the ball rebounded off the post twice in one minute.
Water Polo loses at tournament
In a game that saw Pasadena maintain a lead until the fourth quarter, Women’s water polo let a win slide through their fingers against Saddleback College Saturday, losing by just one point.
Football ends 7-game losing streak in dramatic fashion
Joel Enriquez, running back for the Allan Hancock College Bulldogs, had the end zone in sight on Saturday night with the ball in his hands and the PCC defense behind him… But Enriquez never reached paydirt.
Lancers’ volleyball upsets El Camino College
The Lancers played one of their best games of the season as they upended the Warriors in four sets.
Men’s soccer cannot hold back El Camino
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Lancers volleyball survives in five
The Lancers received a big boost from freshman middle blocker Kendra Logan