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Sports Briefs: Feb. 24, 2010

Rams basketball goes all-conferenceThe City College men’s and women’s basketball teams will be well represented this season on the all-conference teams. The women received five selections, including the Coast Conference MVP, which was awarded to sophomore guard Brittney Allen. Joining her on the First Team all-

Men end regular season with rout of Skyline

As the men’s regular season came to an end Friday night at the Wellness Center, Rams head coach Justin Labagh wanted his team to finish the regular season with a bang before preparing for the Northern California playoffs next week.

The Water Cooler: Feb. 24, 2010

I have tried to stay away from the Tiger Woods mess, but after seeing how this has put the sports world on pause, it’s time for my thoughts on the ordeal.

New era begins for track & field

With the 2010 City College track and field season right around the corner, the Rams are looking to continue their path up towards conference superiority.

Men top Chabot with 65-58 victory

Looking to keep pace in a tight Coast Conference race, the Rams were able to once again defeat league rival Chabot College 65-58 on Feb. 5, this time within the familiar confines of the Wellness Center.

Rams' defense stifles Gladiators

The City College women’s basketball team held the Chabot Gladiators to 18 second-half points en route to a 69-48 victory on Feb. 5 at the Wellness Center.

Tennis team sets high expectations

By Carlos SilvaThe Guardsman The City College women’s tennis team, led by new head coach Kelly Hickey, is looking to improve from 2009, when they finished second in the Coast Conference and 10th in the state. Hickey, who assisted her twin sister Lauren as an assistant coach for the