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Team to recruit after solid season

By Bontã Hill Editor As the program continues to grow, the women’s volleyball team becomes more of a threat to the competition with each passing season. This year was one of the best seasons in the team’s history, leading the Rams to their second playoff berth in four years.

Conference champs ready to reload

By Bontã Hill Staff Writer City Colleges Men’s Soccer Team finished the season 17-2-4, winning the conference championship for the second season in a row. The Rams also won a tough Hartnell tournament early in the season and were ranked fourth in the nation. The Rams lost 1-0 in

Rams cruise to win over Merritt after slow start

By Bontã Hill Editor Due to some players missing practice, City Colleges men’s basketball team started the game with a different lineup. The result was a slow start, prompting Rams Head Coach Justin Labagh to call a quick time-out. Whatever was said, worked. The Rams came out of the

Rams head to 'Punch Bowl' after gutty win

By Bonta Hill Editor In a game that came down to the last play, the Rams defeated the Santa Rosa Junior College Bear Cubs in a thrilling victory to win their fourth straight game 23-21. "Our offensive line matured and pass-blocked real well today. [Kevin] Vye did a nice

Sports Briefs: Volleyball, cross country, basketball

Eyes on playoff, Volleyball During the past two weeks, City College's volleyball team landed two out of three wins on the road, and improved their record to 15-12 overall. The Rams beat De Anza College on Nov. 7, winning in four sets (25-22, 15-25, 38-36, 25-20). The game&

Rams Control game and Cañada, to record shutout

By Graham Henderson Staff Writer The City College Rams men’s soccer team continued their successful season with a 3-0 win at home over the Cañada College Colts on Oct. 28. The Rams improved their record to 14-1-2. “I thought we played pretty good today, especially in the first half,

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