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Women’s water polo in the works

by Shaleisa Daniel The likelihood of a competing water polo team coming to City College is creating a wave of interest and enthusiasm. The athletic department has been buzzing with plans to create a women’s water polo team and the Fall 2015 season is pending college approval. The new

The Dexterous Vincent “Two-Two” Golson: A portrait of the 5’8 point guard

The Dexterous Vincent “Two-Two” Golson: A portrait of the 5’8 point guard

by Shaleisa Daniel Sports Editor Rams’ sophomore point guard Vincent “Two- Two” Golson has drawn a lot of attention this past season. Golson joined the City College team in 2013 after being recruited by Rams’ former player Ike Count. That year he played close to only ten minutes a game.

Women's basketball

Two Ram’s highlights at De Anza Invitational

By Shaleisa Daniel The Guardsman City College’s track and field team had some notable successes at the March 13 De Anza Invitational in Cupertino with the women cap- turing first place in the 4x400m relay and freshman Jose Hernan- dez placing second in heat 2 of the 800m. The

Women’s tennis ranked third place following tiebreaker

Women’s tennis ranked third place following tiebreaker

The Guardsman The City College women’s tennis team is more than halfway through the season, and currently ranked third place in conference. The Rams, who hold a 5-3 record overall, played their second match against De Anza (7-1), March 13 in a series of doubles that ended in a

Rams narrowly escape Laney, 67-63

By Shaleisa Daniel The Guardsman Rams’ guards Kelly Wong and Chanel Malone each scored 12 points leading the women’s basket- ball team to a 67-63 victory over Laney College on Feb. 28. The Rams dominated the first half offensively with more efficient ball handling movement than their opponent, ending

Coaches vs. Cancer fundraiser a success

By Shaleisa Daniel The Guardsman A City College campaign to raise funds for the fight against breast cancer took center stage at the Feb. 20 men’s and women’s basketball games netting some $3,000. The campaign titled “Coaches vs Cancer” involved the selling of pre- game “Rams Believe”