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Rams improve to 9-1 after blowout victory

By Bonta HillSports Editor On a sunny, crisp afternoon, City College breezed by the Santa Rosa Bearcubs to win their 17th conference title in the last 20 years in Santa Rosa on Nov. 14. The Ram offense could not be stopped all day long as they rolled up 502 yards

Nov. 7 declared Burl Toler Sr. Day at City College

By Aaron Turner Staff Writer It was 61 years ago when Burl Toler Sr. led the City College Rams to their unbeaten 1948 national junior college championship. On Nov. 7, City College Chancellor Dr. Don Q. Griffin made sure the impact at his alma mater would never be forgotten. Toler

Volleyball sweeps Trojans in last home game of seasons

By Aaron TurnerStaff Writer After suffering a season-crushing loss to Skyline College on Oct. 21, the Rams volleyball team was eager to exact some revenge during the game against the Trojans on Nov. 11 at the City College Health and Wellness Center. Although the first meeting between the two squads

Clutch kick keeps Rams undefeated

By Aaron TurnerStaff Writer As kicker Jens Alvernik’s 39-yard field goal flew through the uprights Saturday afternoon in Oroville, the raucous Butte College supporters, more than 4,000 of whom were in attendance, fell deathly quiet. The dejected silence was immediately replaced by a euphoric cheer from the Rams’

Women's team unfazed by high expectations

“Playing against the Rams while I was at Sierra, I always knew that this was one of the better ball clubs I will ever play,” Foster said. “I’ve never been more excited to start a season as I am now.”

Rams tripped up on the road against Bulldogs

By Bonta HillSports Editor City College wasn’t planning on giving out any treats Halloween day to the San Mateo Bulldogs. For the Bulldogs, they got the candy they’ve been salivating over for 20 years: a victory over the Rams. City College swallowed a tough one, losing their first

Men's soccer looking to improve before playoffs

By Matthew Gomez and Aaron Turner Staff writers City College (6-2-2) hosted Los Positas on Oct. 30 and maintained first place with a hard fought 0-0 tie. The Rams controlled play throughout the first half. They held the ball on Los Positas' side of the field and had numerous