The Water Cooler, part three
It's been a while since I've had the chance to sip some H2O and spit sunflower seeds with you. Good to be back after a nice spring break.
Sports
Rams blown out as they lose 8 straight
By Sean Singer
STAFF WRITER
The very first pitch, which was smacked for a triple, epitomized the entire game. The Rams were routed to the tune of 21-3 to the first place West Valley Vikings.
With the loss, which was their eighth straight, the Rams dropped to 14-19-
The Water Cooler, part two
As much as I watch the NFL network to convince myself that football never takes a backseat to any sport, that all changes during the third weekend of this month, when March Madness, the best tournament in the world starts.
College basketball hits the forefront, as the 64-team, three
Rams end historic season with heartbreaking loss to Pasadena
By Aaron Turner
ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR
As the final horn sounded at Selland Arena in Fresno on Friday March 13, so too sounded the end of a dream season for the Rams.
In heartbreaking fashion, the Rams lost 95-93 in overtime to Pasedena City College. The Rams 2008-2009
Rams rout De Anza 11-3, stay in the hunt for conference championship
By Bonta Hill SPORTS EDITOR
In need of a win at home to keep pace with the conference leaders, the Rams were able to handle business as they clobbered De Anza College 11-3 on Thursday, March 19.
Prince Dean powered the Rams, going 2-4 with 4 RBI’s.
Turnovers, poor shooting against Riverside ends season
By Bonta Hill SPORTS EDITOR
Coming into the season, the men’s basketball team here at City College of San Francisco didn’t know what to expect.
They ended up leaving Fresno expecting something they didn’t get: The program’s first state championship since 1962.
The Rams lost to
Clutch shooting, scrappy defense holds off pesky Skyline
Beating a team three times in one season is difficult, but not impossible. This past Saturday, the City College women’s basketball team proved it is indeed possible.