Women stay undefeated, men move to 9-3
The women’s basketball competed in the Contra Costa Tournament on Dec. 4-6 and took home a championship by winning all three games with a combined total of 82 points.
Sports
Rams basketball in pre-season tournaments
By Bonta HillEditor
The City College woman's basketball team is trying for their fourth tournament win of the season today at the Karen Franci Invitational in Fresno, Calif. The Rams will play against their tournament rivals the Foothill College Owls at 4 p.m.
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Rams bowled over by Mustangs
By Bontã Hill Dec. 10 In a season that had its ups and downs, the Rams didn’t envision the 2008 season to end the way it did on Dec. 6. The Rams, riding on a four game winning streak coming into the Hawaiian Punch Bowl, lost 36-14 to the San Joaquin Delta College Mustangs.
Rams optmistic after tough fourth season
By Nick SquiresStaff Writer
For a program that is trying to establish itself, the Rams women’s soccer team struggled this season, finishing with a 2-15-5 record.
“This year we had a lot of freshman, and only lost four sophomores. They were a great group of young ladies,
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.
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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