City shuts out Olympians for first win of season City College women’s soccer only needed one goal in the second half to receive the school’s first victory on their new field.
From the Bleachers: Sept. 7, 2011 The difference between professional and intercollegiate sports can be shown in the rules, the strategy of play and most importantly the heart of the athlete.
Men’s soccer falls in season opener City College men's soccer had great memories from last year's season against Merritt College with a 5-0 win. At this year’s season opener though, things went differently.
Rams face new challenges in 2011 Women’s soccer steps onto their brand new soccer field for the 2011 season as they call themselves the Coast Conference champions from one year ago.
Soccer rings in new season with new field Since the athletic department has included soccer as an intercollegiate sport to City College, the soccer programs have never been able to play on campus. Finally, their dreams have come true.
Cheerleaders redefine on-campus spirit City College’s cheerleaders are doing more than just cheer at football and basketball games, and they are involving themselves in more than athletics.
Small market teams prove it’s not all about the money The San Jose Sharks. The Oakland Athletics. The Sacramento Kings. What do these three Bay Area sports teams have in common? All three are small market teams who have been successful one time or another.