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With new players, men’s basketball still feels confident about coming into the season

By Bonta Hill and Nick SquiresEditor and Staff Writer Justin Labagh, reigning California Coach of the year, has no expectations for the new season. With 10 new players, one sophomore transfer, and only two returning players, Labagh hopes his team will be considered the underdogs, which is almost impossible after

Women’s basketball looks forward to another shot at a conference title

City College women’s basketball team is ready for another spectacular season. With players who are determined to capitalize on last season’s record and return to the State Playoffs, the team is stronger, faster and focused on winning.

Rams solid in win over Chabot

The Rams volleyball began their drive towards the playoffs with a convincing victory over the Chabot Gladiators in four sets (25-10, 22-25, 25-12, 25-21) on Oct. 29 at the Wellness Center.

Defense and special teams carry the Rams to victory in the rain

By Bonta Hill Editor With rainy weather, poor field conditions and wind blowing through Rams stadium, the City College Rams gutted out a 14-7 win over the College of San Mateo Bulldogs on Nov. 1. The win was the Rams' second in a row, and put them back on

Bowed but not beaten

After losing 28-14 in a tough game to Butte College at home on Oct. 18, the Rams are now searching for answers to turn their season around. Since the season began six weeks ago, the Rams have lost three of their six games, something that hasn’t happened at City College for almost 20 years.

Rams easily defeat undermanned Mission College

By Graham Henderson Staff Writer City College's mens soccer team routed the undermanned squad from Santa Clara's Mission College in an 8-0 shutout on Oct. 14, moving the Rams to a record of 11-1-1 in their 2008 season. The match begun with Mission College arriving at

Rams volleyball dispatch Lobos for fourth straight win after hour delay

By Roxanne Bequio Staff Writer The City College Rams volleyball team were forced to wait for nearly an hour as the Monterey Peninsula College Lobos, made its way through traffic to reach City College, but wasted no time when defeating the Lobos in four games (25-17, 21-25, 25-18) on Oct.