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PCC Football Transfers Now Up to 18
Pasadena City College football head coach Fred Fimbres announced five more Lancers have earned university scholarships as the squad's 2013 transfer class increased to 18 players. It is PCC's largest class since 2004. [Editor's note: One player was added to the list and another had an incorrect listing of his transfer university in the original release.]
Release date 6-2-2014
Women's Basketball Sends Out Large Sophomore Class
The Pasadena City College women's basketball team and head coach Joe Peron were proud to announce that five of the 2013-14 Lancers sophomores are heading to the university level to continue their playing and academic careers.
Release date 5-30-2014
Volleyball Setter Tiffany Roesler Signs With Albany State
Pasadena City College women's volleyball team sophomore Tiffany Roesler, an All-South Coast Conference Second Team setter in 2013, has signed a scholarship letter of intent to attend and play at Albany State University (Georgia), a NCAA Division II institution.
Release date 5-29-2014
PCC Women's Swim Attains 13 All-American Marks
The Pasadena City College women's swim team picked up 2014 All-American honors in 13 separate events, including four relays, at the recently released Community College All-American lists. The top 16 fastest times for all of the nation's community colleges qualify for the honors.
Release date 5-28-2014
Former PCC Volleyball MVP Estrada To Play At Whittier College
Jennifer Estrada, the South Coast Conference Co-Most Valuable Player from the 2012 Pasadena City College women's volleyball team, recently signed an academic scholarship to attend and continue her playing career at Whittier College.
Release date 5-22-2014
Swimmer Cheung, Hoops' Spencer '13-14 PCC Athletes of the Year
Double state women's swimming champion Shannon Cheung and All-State men's basketball star Taj Spencer were selected as the 2013-2014 Pasadena City College Athletes of the Year.
Release date 5-21-2014
Pat McGee Hired As New PCC Baseball Coach
Pasadena City College has announced the hiring of Pat McGee as its new head baseball coach. McGee, 41, becomes just the 11th head coach in the history of the Lancers program and his first season in the dugout begins in January, 2015.
Release date 5-19-2014
Clark Falls In 400, 5th In 200; PCC Track Season Concludes
Pasadena City College women's sophomore Breanna Clark gave it her all in the 400 meters Saturday at the CCCAA State Track and Field Championships but her efforts came up short in her quest for a state title. Clark took the lead at the 100 meter mark and held the lead for most of the race, but as the field caught up to her in the final 25 meters, she stumbled and could not finish.
Release date 5-17-2014
Badminton's Season Ends Without Fanfare
After the past five seasons in which the Pasadena City College women's badminton team has won conference titles as a team and recorded several trophies at both the South Coast Conference and state individual championship and consolation events, the 2014 campaign was one that the Lancers couldn't rise to the occasion.
Release date 5-11-2014
Breanna Clark Wins SoCal 400 Title
Pasadena City College sophomore Breanna Clark raced a new 2014 state fastest time in the women's 400 meters in becoming regional champion at the Southern California Track and Field Championships held Saturday at Riverside City College.
Release date 5-11-2014
Football's Wade Signs With Southern Miss
Pasadena City College football defensive back Dashon Wade, a 2013 All-National Northern Conference Second Team selection, has signed a letter of intent to play and attend the University of Southern Mississippi.
Release date 5-9-2014
Three PCC Women Qualify For SoCal Track Championships
Pasadena City College sophomore Breanna Clark qualified as the top seed in the 200 meters and No. 2 in the 400 meters with her performance at the Southern California Track and Field Prelims meet held May 3 at Riverside City College.
Release date 5-7-2014
Cheung Wins 2 Titles, PCC Women's Swim Best-Ever 6th At State Meet
Shannon Cheung won the 1,650-yard freestyle title Saturday as she helped the Pasadena City College women's swim team close out the 2014 CCCAA Swimming and Diving State Championships with the Lancers best finish ever at a state meet in sixth place.The meet took place May 1-3 at East Los Angeles College's Swim Stadium.
Release date 5-4-2014
Shannon Cheung First PCC Women's Swim State Champion
History was made Friday at the CCCAA Swimming and Diving State Championships as Pasadena City College sophomore Shannon Cheung captured the college's first-ever state title in women's swimming with her champion performance to win the 200-yard individual medley race. Cheung won in a time of 2 minutes, 6.89 seconds. The event took place on day 2 of the state meet at East Los Angeles College's Swim Stadium.
Release date 5-3-2014
Women's Swim In 6th Place After Day 1 Of State Meet
While no school records were set Thursday, the Pasadena City College women's swim team had a strong start to the California Community College Athletic Association Championships by scoring 91 points to currently place it sixth after day 1 of the meet. The state meet is being hosted by East Los Angeles College and continues on Friday-Saturday, May 2-3.
Release date 5-1-2014
Baseball Coach O'Meara Leaves Post After 10 Years
Holding the second longest current tenure of any Pasadena City College men's sports head coach, Evan O'Meara resigned Monday following the conclusion of his 10th season in charge of the Lancers' baseball program.
Release date 4-30-2014
PCC Women's Swim Poised For CCCAA State Championships
Led by two-time, South Coast Conference Swimmer of the Year Shannon Cheung, the Pasadena City College women's swim team is poised to set a few new heights for the program when it participates in the CCCAA State Championships Thursday-Saturday, May 1-3 at East Los Angeles College.
Release date 4-30-2014
PCC Volleyball Star To'omalatai Signs With Northwestern Oklahoma State
Nora To'omalatai, the Pasadena City College women's volleyball team's all-time leader in hitting kills and service aces, has signed a scholarship to attend Northwestern Oklahoma State University. Northwestern is a NCAA Division II institution and a member of the Great American Conference.
Release date 4-30-2014
Three Lancers Softball Players Named All-SCC
Sophomore utility player Audrey Serna, sophomore catcher Allison Lacey, and freshman second baseman Justine Zavala were the Pasadena City College selections on the 2014 All-South Coast Conference Second Team. No Lancers were picked to the First Team.
Release date 4-29-2014
Women's Trackster Clark Is 400 Meter Conference Champion
Leading the state this year in the event, Pasadena City College sophomore sprinter Breanna Clark became a conference individual champion in the 400 meters race Friday at the 2014 South Coast Conference Finals meet held at Long Beach City College.
Release date 4-26-2014
Baseball Season Closes
The Pasadena City College baseball team was swept by Mt. San Antonio in its final 3-game series to close out the 2014 season. The Lancers finished in eighth place in the South Coast Conference at 1-20 and 4-31 overall.
Release date 4-25-2014
Softball Season Ends, Asst. Coach Mary Geer Retires
The Pasadena City College softball team closed the 2014 season Tuesday with a 6-2 loss to co-South Coast Conference champion East Los Angeles. While the Lancers finished their first season under a new head coach in Monica Tantlinger, the program honored long-time assistant coach Mary Geer as she announced her retirement from PCC softball.
Release date 4-24-2014
Women's Swimming Sets 6 SCC Records At Conference Finals
The Pasadena City College duo of sophomore Shannon Cheung and freshman Connie Peng raised the bar for Lancers women's swimming with their overall performance at the South Coast Conference Championships held April 17-19 at Mt. San Antonio College. Overall, the team smashed six conference records and 11 school records.
Release date 4-21-2014
Softball Rings Up Season Highs In 20-9 Win Over LAHC
The Pasadena City College softball team collected a season-high 22 hits and posted a 2014 high in runs in routing host Los Angeles Harbor, 20-9, in a South Coast Conference game called after six innings.
Release date 4-18-2014
More SCC/PCC Women's Swim Records For Cheung, Peng
The second day of the 2014 South Coast Conference Swimming and Diving Championships was yet another historic one for the Pasadena City College women's team. The Lancers obliterated three SCC records Friday to give them four conference records set thus far at Mt. San Antonio College.
Release date 4-18-2014
Women's Swim: 4 SCC Title Wins Highlighted By Medley Relay Record
In the history of South Coast Conference swimming, no women's relay squad had ever eclipsed the four minute mark in the 400-yard medley relay. That was until four Pasadena City College swimmers blew a 14-year-old SCC record right out of the water Thursday on the opening day of the SCC Championships at Mt. San Antonio College.
Release date 4-17-2014
Men's Basketball's Spencer Signs With Cal Baptist
Pasadena City College men's basketball forward Taj Spencer traded one Lancer mascot for another as he signed a scholarship offer to attend California Baptist University in Riverside. Spencer was an All-State and All-South Coast Conference First Team selection in his only season at PCC in 2013-14.
Release date 4-16-2014
Flores Pitches Well, But Irvine Tops Baseball, 5-3
Freshman reliever John Flores took advantage of his first start on the hill this season Tuesday, but his efforts couldn't stop the Pasadena City College baseball team from coming up short against visiting Irvine Valley, 5-3, in a non-conference game. The contest was played at Brookside Park's Jackie Robinson Memorial Field and appropriately on the 67th anniversary of PJC alumnus and MLB Hall of Famer Robinson breaking the color barrier in professional baseball with his rookie appearance for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Release date 4-16-2014
Breanna Clark Runs Fastest 400 In State To Win At Mt. SAC Relays
The Pasadena City College women's track and field team could continue its recent string of individual state champions with the emergence of sprinter Breanna Clark. The sophomore ran the state's fastest time this year in the 400 meters, winning the event at the Mt. SAC Relays with a 55.33 seconds mark on Saturday.
Release date 4-14-2014
Badminton Sweeps 2 Matches At El Camino
Baseball Hall of Famer Ernie Banks once said it was a great day for a ball game, so let's play two. That's exactly what the Pasadena City College badminton team did Wednesday in scoring back-to-back, 11-0 sweeps at El Camino College.
Release date 4-10-2014
Men's Soccer Alums Chirishian, Avesyan In U.S. Pro Leagues
Hagop Chirishian, a 2007 alumnus, and Jack Avesyan, a member of the '06 team, are former Pasadena City College men's soccer players now playing professionally in U.S. leagues.
Release date 4-10-2014
Women's Swim Perserveres Without Cheung In 14th Pasadena Invitational
Swimming without top sophomore Shannon Cheung who was ill with the flu, the Pasadena City College women's swim team held its own with a fifth place finish at the 14th Pasadena Invitational held April 4-5 at the Aquatic Center.
Release date 4-7-2014
Serna's Homer Not Enough In Softball Loss To Glendale
First baseman Audrey Serna slugged a solo home run, the first all season by a Lancer at home, but it wasn't enough as the Pasadena City College softball team lost to Glendale, 6-4, in a non-conference, make-up game played Saturday at Robinson Park. The game was originally scheduled for March 1 but was rained out.
Release date 4-7-2014
Esmaeilian Excels At 14th Pasadena Invitational
Seven swimmers had better seed times in the 200-yard freestyle than Pasadena City College freshman Mohammad Esmaeilian as the final heat took place Saturday at the 14th Pasadena Invitational. By the end of the heat, it was Esmaeilian, from the eighth lane, who scored an improbable but stirring win in the event in a personal-best time of 1 minute, 45.13 seconds.
Release date 4-7-2014
Closer Games, But Baseball Mired In Defeats
The Pasadena City College baseball team has shown improvement in its past three games, but the results remain the same--losses in the South Coast Conference standings. PCC led 3-0 early v. Cerritos College on Thursday before the Falcons rallied for a 9-5 win at Brookside Park's Jackie Robinson Memorial Field.
Release date 4-4-2014
Memorial Service For PCC's Jefferson Set For April 13
A funeral service for Pasadena City College women's basketball player Angeline Jefferson, 21, will take place Sunday, April 13 at the Spirit Food Christian Center, 20550 Roscoe Blvd in Winnetka. The memorial service begins at 2 p.m.
Release date 4-3-2014
Men's Swim Enjoys 2 Dual Wins; Women Place 2nd In Dual Season
The Pasadena City College men's swim team picked up dual victories over Los Angeles Trade Tech and host Rio Hondo College Tuesday in a South Coast Conference double dual meet. The Lancers closed the dual meet season at 2-5 and look forward to the SCC Championships April 17-19 at Mt. San Antonio College.
Release date 4-3-2014
14th Pasadena Invitational Swim Meet Friday-Saturday, April 4-5
Seventeen teams, including perennial state powers Orange Coast, Ventura, and Diablo Valley Colleges, will hit the Aquatic Center pool Friday-Saturday, April 4-5, as Pasadena City College hosts the 14th Pasadena Invitational.
Release date 4-3-2014
State Defending Champ De Anza Downs Badminton, 13-8
The Pasadena City College women's badminton team received a visit from the defending CCCAA champions from Northern California, De Anza College on Wednesday. The Lancers played the Dons tough, but De Anza prevailed, 13-8, in the non-conference match at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
Release date 4-3-2014
Zavala's 5-Hit Day Leads Softball Over Compton
With leading hitter and catcher Allison Lacey scratched from the starting lineup due to injury suffered in warmups, the Pasadena City College softball team looked to a batter to replace her offensive prowess in Tuesday's South Coast Conference game at El Camino College-Compton Center.
Release date 4-2-2014
PCC Mourns Loss Of Women's Basketball Player Angeline Jefferson
Angeline Jefferson, a member of the 2012-13 Pasadena City College women's basketball team, passed away Sunday after her valiant fight with cancer. She was 21. Jefferson battled back from Stage 2 Hodgkins lymphoma to play as a sophomore reserve guard for the Lancers two seasons ago. She was on target to graduate from PCC later this year.
Release date 3-30-2014
Badminton's SCC Title Run Likely To End At 5
The balance of power in South Coast Conference women's badminton has shifted at least in 2014. Winner of the last five conference team dual season crowns, Pasadena City College has met its match in rival East Los Angeles. The Huskies defeated the Lancers, 15-6, Friday at PCC's Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium and took a commanding 2-game lead in the standings.
Release date 3-29-2014
PCC's Shamirian Wins SteepleChase At 71st Pasadena Games
Last year, Pasadena City College women's track and field runner Christina Shamirian missed out on qualifying for the CCCAA State Championships despite finishing in eighth place in the 3,000-meter steeplechase at the Southern California finals meet. This year, the sophomore is determined to reach state and her steeplechase victory on her home track Friday during the 71st Pasadena Games was a step in that direction. College-only events took place all day at Robinson Stadium.
Release date 3-29-2014
Near Perfection For Women's Swim At PCC Double Dual Friday
The Pasadena City College women's swim team came within .11 of a second from sweeping all 14 swimming events Friday as the Lancers dominated El Camino and Cerritos Colleges in a South Coast Conference double dual meet. It was the first home meet of the year for PCC at the Aquatic Center.
Release date 3-28-2014
PCC Softball Players Volunteer At Fitness Event To Help Cancer Patients
Pasadena City College's women's softball team spent a Saturday afternoon near its old diamond at Brookside Park recently, but this outing didn't include softballs, bats or gloves.
Release date 3-27-2014
Reserves Lift Softball Over Harbor, 11-6
For the first few innings Tuesday, the Pasadena City College softball team looked out of sorts in its South Coast Conference game against visiting Los Angeles Harbor. The Lancers jumped out to a 4-1 lead, but quickly fell behind, 6-4, by the top of the third inning.
Release date 3-26-2014
Clark Still On Fast Track For PCC
Breanna Clark won the 400-meter race and was third in the 200 meters for the Pasadena City College women's track and field team at the Redlands University Invitational on March 21.
Release date 3-26-2014
Track and Field Hosts 71st Pasadena Games March 28-29
Pasadena City College's Robinson Stadium is the site again for the 71st edition of The Pasadena Games, a multi-level track and field event featuring college and top high school athletes on Friday-Saturday, March 28-29.
Release date 3-25-2014
Baseball Puts It Together In 9-5 Win Over LBCC
The Pasadena City College baseball team hit, pitched and fielded its way out of a 28-game, South Coast Conference losing streak dating back to last year on Saturday. The Lancers used a 15-hit attack, turned three double plays on defense, and relied on strong pitching by starter Zach Britt and reliever Jason Marquez to get back into the SCC win column in defeating Long Beach City College, 9-5, at Brookside Park's Jackie Robinson Memorial Field.
Release date 3-22-2014
Women's Swim Battles Top SCC Individuals At ELAC
As double dual meets go, the East Los Angeles College-hosted event one Friday presented some of the toughest matchups for the Pasadena City College women's swim team in South Coast Conference competition. PCC went up against SCC kingpin Mt. San Antonio and collectively faced several of the conference's best individual swimmers from both ELAC and Mt. SAC.
Release date 3-22-2014
PCC's Lacey Earns SoCal Softball Player of the Week Honors
Pasadena City College softball team catcher Allison Lacey was named the California Community Community College Fastpitch Coaches Association (3CFCA) Southern California Player of the Week for March 3-9.
Release date 3-21-2014
ELAC Proves It's Still A Thorn In Badminton's Side
After getting off to a good start with two commanding wins to open South Coast Conference play, Pasadena City College's women's badminton team traveled to Monterey Park on Wednesday to take on its old foe, East Los Angeles College. The balance of power appears to be shifting ELAC's way as the Lancers lost to the Huskies for the third straight time going back to last season, 14-7.
Release date 3-20-2014
Offense Improving For Softball
After its first 10 games, the Pasadena City College softball team had generated an average of a little more than three runs a game. At that point, the Lancers were 2-8. Since that stretch, PCC's offense has picked up the pace and in the process the team has prospered in the win column.
Release date 3-19-2014
PCC's Spencer Selected All-State Men's Basketball
Sophomore forward Taj Spencer, who led the Pasadena City College men's basketball team to the regional playoff quarterfinals, was named to the 2013-14 All-State Team released this week.
Release date 3-19-2014
Rough Patch For Baseball Continues
In recent weeks, the highlights are becoming few and far between for the Pasadena City College baseball team. The Lancers lost their 11th straight game Tuesday as Long Beach City College handed them a 9-1 defeat at Brookside Park's Jackie Robinson Memorial Field.
Release date 3-18-2014
Clark Excelling For PCC Women's Track/Field
Sophomore sprinter Breanna Clark ran the state's current fourth fastest time in the 400 meters Friday in the best showing by the Pasadena City College women's track and field team at the annual Occidental College Distance Carnival.
Release date 3-18-2014
Women Swim Opens SCC With Dual Wins Over LBCC, Chaffey
The Pasadena City College women's swim team started off on the right stroke with South Coast Conference-opening victories over Chaffey, 153-109, and host Long Beach City College, 160-101, on Friday.
Release date 3-18-2014
Badminton Rolls To Home Win Over ECC
The Pasadena City College women's badminton team moved to 2-0 with a 21-0 blanking of El Camino College in a South Coast Conference match played Friday at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
Release date 3-17-2014
Sixth SCC Title Defense Starts Well For Badminton
A five-time defending champion of the South Coast Conference, the Pasadena City College women's badminton team has endured a little more adversity of late thanks to last year's surprising tie for the title with East Los Angeles combined with one of the Lancers' most inexperienced rosters in 2014.
Release date 3-13-2014
Men's Swimmer Esmaeilian Wins 3 Freestyles At Marin Invite
Mohammed Esmaeilian swept three freestyle sprints for the Pasadena City College men's swim team, the lone Southern California participant at the NorCal-based, 9th Mariner Invitational meet hosted by College of Marin on March 8.
Release date 3-12-2014
Catcher Lacey Leads Softball To Golden West Consolation Title
Pasadena City College softball team catcher Allison Lacey has become the Lancers' most consistent player this season. Lacey put on a hitting clinic March 7-8 as PCC won three of four games and the consolation title at the annual Golden West Tournament.
Release date 3-11-2014
Throwers Stand Out At Cal State LA Track Meet
Sophomore women's athlete Yvette Bastidas placed in the top 8 in three throwing events at the Cal State Los Angeles Invitational meet to highlight the Pasadena City College track and field teams performance March 7-8.
Release date 3-11-2014
A Daily Double For Softball: First Conference Win Is First Home Win
After struggling to find some rhythm at the plate this year, sophomores Sara Quintero and Audrey Serna came up clutch for the Pasadena City College softball team on Thursday. The pair rallied the Lancers by knocking in two runs to defeat El Camino College-Compton Center, 7-6, for PCC's first South Coast Conference win of the season. The triumph was also the Lancers' first at Robinson Park in seven attempts this year.
Release date 3-7-2014
Men's Cagers' Playoff Run Stopped By Chaffey, 79-71
As the Pasadena City College men's basketball team saw its first playoff run in 10 years stopped at Chaffey Wednesday, the Lancers can look back at the 2013-14 season as one that brought PCC back into the forefront as a viable Southern California contender.
Release date 3-6-2014
No Relief For PCC Baseball
Two games into the South Coast Conference schedule, the Pasadena City College baseball team can't find relief--especially from its bullpen. The Lancers wasted a strong pitching start by sophomore Brian Cuiriz on Thursday as their relief staff coughed up eight runs in an 11-1 loss to East Los Angeles. The game was played at Brookside Park's Jackie Robinson Memorial Field.
Release date 3-6-2014
Women's Basketball Season Upended By LBCC, 64-62
The Southern California Regional Round 3 playoff contest between visiting No. 5 seed Long Beach City College and host No. 4 Pasadena City College was everything as advertised. The two teams slugged it out for 40 minutes and it took every second of it to determine a winner Wednesday night. The Vikings ended the Lancers 2013-14 season, 64-62, in front of a large crowd at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
Release date 3-5-2014
ELAC's Medina Outlasts PCC's Ramirez, 1-0, In 10-Inning Duel
Pasadena City College softball lefty Casey Ramirez used solid control and kept East Los Angeles off-balance in blanking the Huskies for the first nine innings Tuesday. Unfortunately for Ramirez, ELAC's Alashanee Medina overpowered PCC's hitters and set her school record for strikeouts with 21 as the Lancers fell in 10 innings, 1-0, at Robinson Park.
Release date 3-4-2014
No. 12 Men's Basketball Upsets No. 5 Saddleback, 53-49
After last qualifying for the postseason a decade ago, the Pasadena City College men's basketball team figured it might as well make the most of a rare trip to the playoffs. The 12th-seeded Lancers won a defensive struggle, upsetting No. 5 Saddleback, 53-49, Saturday night in Mission Viejo. PCC advanced to Round 3 of the Southern California Regional Playoffs.
Release date 3-2-2014
PCC's Clark Wins Women's 100 At Season-Opening Cerritos Track Invite
Breanna Clark raced a 12.40 seconds time to win the 100 meters to highlight the Pasadena City College women's track and field team's season opener at Saturday's rain-shortened Cerritos Invitational meet. A sophomore, Clark was a repeat winner in the 100, winning last year's Cerritos meet in 12.42 seconds.
Release date 3-2-2014
Rebuilding Time For Women's Badminton
For the first time since his first season at Pasadena City College in 2008, head coach Bill Sanchez doesn't have a dominant singles player to lead his squad. The Lancers are 5-time defending South Coast Conference champions and featured 2012 CCCAA state singles champ Angie Ortiz on the roster the last two seasons.
Release date 3-1-2014
DuBose Sets PCC WBB Playoff Rebound Record In 77-59 Win Over COC
Sophomore forward Brandi DuBose set a Pasadena City College women's basketball playoff record by grabbing 18 rebounds to go with her team-high 13 points in the host No. 4-seeded Lancers 77-59, Southern California Regional Round 2 victory over No. 13 College of the Canyons Saturday night.
Release date 3-1-2014
BREAKING NEWS: Safety Concerns Postpones Basketball Playoffs, PCC Sports Events
Due to the heavy rain throughout the San Gabriel Valley and Los Angeles County, Pasadena City College has decided to postpone athletic events scheduled for Friday, Feb. 28. Men's and women's basketball playoff games have been canceled as well as a PCC swim meet and home softball game.
Release date 2-28-2014
Softball Still Searching For Quality Home Cooking
The Pasadena City College women's softball team is looking to fix its woes at its home diamond, Robinson Park, while trying to reach the win column as well in the South Coast Conference.
Release date 2-27-2014
Six Lancers Make All-SCC; Women's Hoops Host Playoff v. COC Friday, Feb. 28
Seeded No. 4 in the Southern California Regional Playoffs, the Pasadena City College women's basketball team opens the 2014 postseason Friday, Feb. 28 when it hosts No. 13 College of the Canyons in a Round 2 game. Tip-off at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium is 7 p.m.
Release date 2-26-2014
Men's Cagers Return To Playoffs
It's been a full decade since the last appearance by the Pasadena City College men's basketball team in the Southern California Regional Playoffs. The 20-9 Lancers earned the No. 11 seed in the 2014 seedings, but were moved to No. 12 to avoid a South Coast Conference matchup with No. 6 East Los Angeles.
Release date 2-25-2014
Esmaeilian Tops Men's Swim At Mt. SAC Invite
Freshman freestyler Mohammad Esmaeilian placed high in three events to lead the Pasadena City College men's swim and diving team at the Mt. San Antonio Invitational meet held February 20-22.
Release date 2-25-2014
Cheung Scores 6 Event Wins; Women's Swim 2nd At Mt. SAC Invite
Sophomore Shannon Cheung won six individual events and was part of a winning relay to lead the Pasadena City College women's swim team to a second place finish at the 15-team, Mt. San Antonio Invitational meet held February 21-22.
Release date 2-24-2014
Men's Basketball Reaches 20 Wins, Take 2nd In SCC North
The SoCal No. 15-rated Pasadena City College men's basketball team made a strong statement to make the 2014 regional playoff field by closing the South Coast Conference and regular season with 20 wins. The Lancers officially placed second in the SCC North Division (8-5) with Friday's hard-fought 80-74 victory at El Camino College-Compton Center.
Release date 2-22-2014
And Loving It: Women's Hoops Rely On Point Guard As Playoffs Approach
While different players continue to step in and out of the spotlight, the one constant on the Pasadena City College women's basketball team has been the consistent play of sophomore point guard Desiree Loving.
Release date 2-22-2014
Men's Basketball Coach Swanegan Collects Milestone College Win No. 200
Pasadena City College men's basketball head coach Michael Swanegan notched career collegiate win No. 200 in his coaching career Wednesday night. To reach the milestone, Swanegan needed some unlikely resources in the Lancers' 80-68 victory over host Los Angeles Trade Tech.
Release date 2-20-2014
Another 20-Win Season For PCC Women's Basketball
For the 11th time in the past 12 seasons under head coach Joe Peron, the Pasadena City College women's basketball team hit the 20-win mark Wednesday behind an 87-55 rout over host Los Angeles Trade Tech.
Release date 2-20-2014
Softball Encouraged By DH Sweep Over Oxnard
The Pasadena City College women's softball team picked itself up on Saturday with a doubleheader sweep at Oxnard College, 2-1 and 9-2. While the Lancers lost a close one at El Camino, 4-3, Tuesday in a South Coast Conference game, they are showing signs of the type of game-by-game competitiveness that first-year head coach Monica Tantlinger is striving to make happen.
Release date 2-19-2014
Nine PCC Football Players Now Signed With 4-Year Universities
Pasadena City College head football coach Fred Fimbres announced that seven more players have signed 4-year university scholarships to raise the number to nine 2013 Lancers who have moved on to the next level.
Release date 2-19-2014
Today's Baseball Game Postponed
Today's regularly-scheduled Pasadena City College baseball team game against Grossmont College has been postponed due to a wet field. The game had been slated for 2 p.m. and it has not been announced when it will be rescheduled.
Release date 2-18-2014
Returners Cheung, Basham Puts PCC Swimming On Record Watch
After an amazing 2013 season where 14 school records were shattered, the Pasadena City College women's swim team returns two key players, Shannon Cheung and Arolyn Basham, for another run at the record books in 2014.
Release date 2-18-2014
Mt. SAC Continues Its Success v. Women's Cagers
From 2003 through 2011, arguably the most intense rivalry in women's sports was the one between Mt. San Antonio and Pasadena City Colleges in women's basketball. But since 2012, the Mounties program has appeared to distance itself not only from the Lancers but from most programs in the state.
Release date 2-15-2014
Home Gym Not Friendly To Men's Hoops
The Pasadena City College men's basketball team will hit the road next week for its final two South Coast Conference games of the 2013-14 season. Even if the Lancers make the postseason, chances are likely they will not be playing at home. And maybe it's a blessing for this PCC team, a squad that lost for the third straight time at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium Friday against visiting Mt. San Antonio, 74-51.
Release date 2-15-2014
Dinov, Luna Make All-SCFA Football All-Academic Team
Pasadena City College football spphomores Steven Dinov and Bryan Luna were honored this week on the 2013 SCFA All-Academic Team for their work in the classroom. The two players finished their community college playing careers this past season.
Release date 2-14-2014
Two-Time Men's Soccer Top Goal Scorer Chavez Goes To NY College
Forward Eric Chavez, the Pasadena City College men's soccer team leading goal scorer in 2013, has earned a scholarship to atttend NCAA Division III Manhattanville College in New York. He becomes the third Lancers player in the past two seasons to play for the Valiants.
Release date 2-14-2014
Softball Goes 7 With Cerritos
For the third time this season, the Pasadena City College softball team was blanked at its home diamond, Robinson Park. But its 6-0, South Coast Conference loss Thursday v. perennial state power Cerritos College showed some encouraging signs for the Lancers.
Release date 2-13-2014
Late Offense Not Enough For Softball In SCC Opener
The Pasadena City College women's softball team showed great determination in the final two innings of its South Coast Conference opener Tuesday when it faced off against undefeated host El Camino College-Compton Center.
Release date 2-12-2014
Not Baseball's Day v. LA Mission
Feeling good about itself following its doubleheader sweep over Cerro Coso Saturday, the Pasadena City College baseball team went back to Brookside Park's Jackie Robinson Memorial Field with confidence as it faced Tuesday's opponent Los Angeles Mission College.
Release date 2-11-2014
Baseball Sweeps Twinbill Over Cerro Coso, 9-5, 5-4
Steven San Miguel's walk-off, 2-RBI double with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning capped a banner day for the Pasadena City College baseball team as it swept a doubleheader over Cerro Coso, 9-5 and 5-4, Saturday at Brookside Park's Jackie Robinson Memorial Field.
Release date 2-9-2014
ELAC Upsets Women's Hoops, SCC Title Hopes Damaged
Next Friday, Feb. 14 was supposed to be the Valentine's Day showdown between rivals Mt. San Antonio and the state No. 4-ranked Pasadena City College women's basketball team. But a not very funny thing happened on the way to the forum for the Lancers.
Release date 2-8-2014
Men's Cagers Step Up, Move Back Into 1st Place Tie With ELAC
The Pasadena City College men's basketball team turned the South Coast Conference North Division race back into its favor in a stunning, come-from-behind 73-72 victory over host East Los Angeles College Friday night. The Lancers snapped a 3-game losing streak and now are tied with the Huskies for first place in the division with 6-4 SCC records.
Release date 2-7-2014
PCC Football's Machado Signs Scholarship With Michigan State
Pasadena City College sophomore offensive lineman Miguel Machado, a three-star recruit according to Rivals.com, has signed his scholarship letter of intent with Michigan State University Thursday morning as the second 2013 PCC player to commit to a 4-year university.
Release date 2-6-2014
PCC's DeZotell Named SoCal Baseball Player of the Week
After a highly productive opening few games to his collegiate career, Pasadena City College baseball team centerfielder PJ DeZotell was honored as the CCCBCA SoCal Player of the Week for January 27-February 3.
Release date 2-6-2014
Football's Sack Master Pierson Commits To Iowa State
Pasadena City College All-State defensive end Dalyou Pierson accepted a scholarship to attend Iowa State University in the Big 12 Conference. Pierson led the SCFA in sacks with 11.5 as a sophomore in 2012 and was a two-time, All-National Northern Conference selection for the Lancers.
Release date 2-6-2014
Women's Hoops' DuBose Relishes Starting Role In 73-55 Win Over Harbor
Missing both of the team's centers, the Pasadena City College women's basketball team turned to role player and sophomore forward Brandi DuBose to carry the team's inside game. DuBose answered a rare starting assignment by scoring 13 points with team highs in rebounds (nine) and steals (five) to help the state No. 4-ranked Lancers defeat Los Angeles Harbor, 73-55, Wednesday night. The game was part of Coaches vs. Cancer Night at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
Release date 2-5-2014
Men's Cagers Hit Season Low In Points, Lose to Harbor
A week ago, the Pasadena City College men's basketball team was perhaps the hottest team in the state. The Lancers were ranked No. 15 and sat in first place in the South Coast Conference North Division. PCC was in a stretch where it had won 11 of 12 games.
Release date 2-5-2014
Softball Bats Silenced By Citrus
Citrus College pitchers Arianna Sanchez and Miranda Gil limited the Pasadena City College softball team to one hit Tuesday as the Owls blanked the Lancers, 8-0, in a non-conference game at Robinson Park.
Release date 2-4-2014
Pegg Fits For Softball In Coach Tantlinger's First Win
After 10 innings without a run this season, the Pasadena City College softball team was just looking to cross the plate for the first time in 2014 on Friday night. Enter freshman designated player Jennifer Pegg who delivered the big hit to help Monica Tantlinger pick up her first victory as PCC head coach in a 2-0 blanking of Imperial Valley at the College of the Desert Best on Grass Tournament.
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Release date 2-1-2014
Late 3 The Difference In Men's Basketball Loss At LBCC
Kristien Owens put a dagger into the Pasadena City College men's basketball team as his 3-point bomb with 1.2 seconds left delivered host Long Beach City a 78-75, South Coast Conference victory. It was the second straight loss by the state No. 15-ranked Lancers, who dropped out of first place in the SCC North Division behind East Los Angeles.
Release date 2-1-2014
City Of Lancaster Still Tonic For Baseball
There's something about playing in Lancaster that brings out the best in the Pasadena City College baseball team. For the fifth opening-season trip to Antelope Valley College in the last six years (rained out in 2010), the Lancers beat the host Marauders for the team's first win of the season on Friday. PCC's 9-6 triumph ended the program's 14-game losing streak dating back to last season.
Release date 2-1-2014
Overtime Win Over No. 3 LBCC Keeps SCC Title Hopes A Possibility For WBB
The state No. 5-ranked Pasadena City College women's basketball team knew if it had any chance of catching South Coast Conference first-place Mt. San Antonio, it would have to upset No. 3 Long Beach City on the road Friday. The Lancers answered the challenge and kept their title hopes alive with a 77-70 overtime victory over the Vikings.
Release date 1-31-2014
Basketball Teams Host Coaches vs. Cancer Night Feb. 5
The Pasadena City College men's and women's basketball teams will host "Coaches vs. Cancer Night" at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium on Wednesday, Feb. 5. The Lancers play a doubleheader against Los Angeles Harbor College beginning with the women's game at 5 p.m., followed by the men's contest at 7 p.m.
Release date 1-30-2014
Crockom's Big First Half Lifts Women's Hoops
Pasadena City College women's basketball sophomore guard Tyler Crockom showed just how important she is to the success of the state No. 5-ranked Lancers Wednesday night. While the team's big three scorers struggled offensively, it was Crockom who stepped up with a huge first-half effort that helped PCC down Cerritos College, 59-42, in a South Coast Conference game at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
Release date 1-29-2014
Softball Outlook Bright Under New Coach Tantlinger
New Pasadena City College women's softball head coach Monica Tantlinger knows the hard work that it takes to move a program in the right direction. Her experience includes her coaching in NCAA Division I programs like Cal State Fullerton (player and coach), UC Riverside, and Purdue University. She hopes to teach her PCC student-athletes the value of "work ethic" as they enter a new season in 2014.
Release date 1-29-2014
Men's Cagers Receive Technical Knockout
Newly ranked No. 15 in this week's state poll, the Pasadena City College men's basketball team hoped to keep its hot streak alive against No. 20 Cerritos College Wednesday night at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium. But home advantage turned into home nausea as the Lancers couldn't get on track offensively while the referees whistled them for a surprising four technical fouls in a 72-61 loss to the Falcons.
Release date 1-29-2014
Baseball Opens '14 Campaign
The Pasadena City College baseball team began its 2014 season Monday, one that it hopes to be an improvement from a rocky '13 year that saw the Lancers win just four of 36 games.
Release date 1-28-2014
Men's Cagers 11-1 Run Best This Decade
Occupants of first place in the South Coast Conference North Division, the Pasadena City College men's basketball team remained one of the hottest teams in the state Friday. The Lancers posted a 78-56 win at El Camino College (Torrance), stretching a current win streak to five and a period in which they have won 11 of their last 12 games.
Release date 1-25-2014
Women's Basketball Pays Back El Camino
El Camino College made a little history for itself the last time it faced the state No. 5-ranked Pasadena City College women's basketball team. At the season-opening Rose City Classic, the Warriors won a game against the Lancers for the first time in PCC head coach Joe Peron's era, ending a streak of 24 straight games dating back to 1996 that Pasadena had defeated ECC.
Release date 1-25-2014
Pathways Program Celebrated At PCC Basketball Doubleheader Jan. 29
"PCC Pathways Night" will take place as part of the Pasadena City College basketball teams' doubleheader Wednesday evening, Jan. 29 at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium. The First Year Pathways (FYP) program, a recipient of the 2012 Chancellor's Student Success Award, guarantees new, incoming PCC students full schedules of classes, including difficult-to-get English and math courses, as well as a college success course, called "College 1".
Release date 1-24-2014
Giant Comeback Allows Men's Hoops 1st Place To Itself
Rallying from 20 points down in the first half, the Pasadena City College men's basketball team earned an 84-77 triumph over visiting El Camino College Compton Center on Wednesday. In the process, the Lancers have taken over sole possession of first place in the South Coast Conference North Division.
Release date 1-23-2014
Women's Basketball Bench Gets To Shine In 52-Point Win Over Compton
The Pasadena City College women's basketball team got to show off its role players as the bench provided 51 points in the Lancers' 88-36 pounding over visiting El Camino College Compton Center Wednesday night. PCC improved to 15-5 overall and remain in second place in the South Coast Conference North Division at 4-1.
Release date 1-23-2014
Women's Basketball Overwhelms Trade Tech, 85-46
Still feeling stung by a tough loss against long-time rival Mt. San Antonio earlier in the week, the Pasadena City College women's basketball team used Friday's matchup v. visiting Los Angeles Trade Tech as a diagnostic tuneup. Turns out the Lancers engine is running fine as PCC drove to an 85-46, South Coast Conference rout.
Release date 1-18-2014
Men's Basketball Wins OT Thriller Over LA Trade Tech
It could have been a game that bruised the team's confidence. Instead, the Pasadena City College men's basketball team overcame squandering a 19-point lead in regulation and then battled back from four points down in the extra period to edge Los Angeles Trade Tech, 88-87, in overtime.
Release date 1-17-2014
Miles, Oyalade Help Men's Hoops Shoot Down Mt. SAC
With several Pasadena City College players in foul trouble, including South Coast Conference North Division top scorer Taj Spencer, the Lancers turned to a pair of freshmen Wednesday. Lancers' guard Adrian Miles supplied the long-range baskets and center Faruk Oyalade took care of business at the free throw line as visiting PCC defeated rival Mt. San Antonio, 70-63.
Release date 1-16-2014
Mt. SAC Continues Hex On Women's Hoops
The Pasadena City College women's basketball team entered its contest with rival and two-time defending state champion Mt. San Antonio in the role of favorite. But the state No. 3-ranked Lancers couldn't alter the recent trend of Mounties' success v. PCC. Rated No. 5, host Mt. SAC outlasted the Lancers, 65-61, to take over first place in the South Coast Conference North Division.
Release date 1-16-2014
Women's Cager Parks On Mark During 34-Point Win Over LASW
Kaitlyn Parks made 9 of her 10 shots from the floor on her way to 20 points as the state No. 3-ranked Pasadena City College women's basketball team routed host Los Angeles Southwest, 77-43, Friday in a South Coast Conference game.
Release date 1-11-2014
Spencer's Monster First Half Propels Men's Basketball
For the first 10 minutes Friday night, the Pasadena City College men's basketball team traded the lead 12 times against host Los Angeles Southwest. The Lancers were sweating things out and then sophomore forward Taj Spencer went on a remarkable spree.
Release date 1-11-2014
Dockett Joins 500-Point Club For Men's Basketball
With his 18 points scored Wednesday in his team's South Coast Conference opener v. East Los Angeles, Pasadena City College men's basketball point guard Jeffrey Dockett became the 68th player to reach the Lancers' 500-point club for his career.
Release date 1-9-2014
Slow Start, Fast Finish As Women's Hoops Wins SCC Opener
For the first 10-plus minutes of its South Coast Conference North Division opener Wednesday, the Pasadena City College women's basketball team seemed stuck in a fog while opponent East Los Angeles jumped out to a 28-14 lead.
Release date 1-8-2014
Men's Basketball Sees 6-Game Win Streak Snapped In SCC Opener
The host Pasadena City College men's basketball team scored more field goals, 26-18, and outrebounded rival East Los Angeles, 47-35, Wednesday evening during the teams' South Coast Conference North Division opener. So how did the state No. 19-ranked Lancers lose to the 17th-rated Huskies, 65-61? Free throws. ELAC routed the Lancers in the comparison from the line.
Release date 1-8-2014
Men's Basketball Captures IVC Holiday Classic Title
Nine years ago to the day that a Pasadena City College men's basketball team last won a regular season tournament, the Lancers were crowned champions of the Imperial Valley Holiday Classic Sunday. PCC scored an 83-60 finals win over Glendale College (Arizona). The red-hot Lancers improved to 12-4 overall, extending their winning streak to six games.
Release date 12-30-2013
Women's Basketball Takes 5th At San Jose Tournament
While the Pasadena City College women's basketball team won its final two games at the San Jose City College Lady Jaguar Invitational, the state No. 2-ranked Lancers are still feeling the sting from a 59-49 loss to No. 5 Fresno City College that opened the tourney on December 27.
Release date 12-30-2013
Men's Hoops Win 5th In A Row, Move Into Finals Of Imperial Valley Classic
The Pasadena City College men's basketball team advanced to the finals of the Imperial Valley College Holiday Classic, defeating the host Arabs, 74-52, Saturday night. The Lancers won their fifth straight game, improved to 11-4, and now face Glendale College of Arizona in the championship final Sunday at 3 p.m.
Release date 12-29-2013
Men's Basketball On 4-Game Win Streak
For the second time this season, the Pasadena City College men's basketball team has put together a 4-game winning streak. The Lancers opened the Imperial Valley College Holiday Classic with a 73-67 triumph over San Diego Miramar Friday.
Release date 12-28-2013
Another State No. 1 Goes Down By Hands Of PCC Women's Cagers
For the second time in the last two weeks, the Pasadena City College women's basketball team had the daunting task of facing the state's No. 1-ranked team. The No. 7-ranked Lancers felt it was business as usual as they knocked Ventura College off California's top perch Saturday, 75-72, after doing the same to then No. 1 Long Beach City College on December 7.
Release date 12-22-2013
Red-Hot Shooting Lifts Men's Hoops Past 16th-Ranked SMC, 81-60
Dropped from the state top 20 poll earlier in the week, the host Pasadena City College men's basketball team made a clear statement to return to the rankings with a sharp-shooting, 80-61 non-conference victory over No. 16 Santa Monica Friday night. PCC extended its win streak to three games.
Release date 12-20-2013
Parks Joins 500-Point Club In Women's Basketball Rout Over Citrus
Sophomore center Kaitlyn Parks became the 28th player in Pasadena City College women's basketball history to score 500 points in her career during the Lancers' 65-33 triumph over Citrus at the Ventura Crossover Tournament Friday night.
Release date 12-20-2013
Men's Basketball Grabs 5th Place At SBCC Classic
The state No. 15-ranked Pasadena City College men's basketball team improved its record to 8-4 overall in winning the consolation title at the 41st Santa Barbara City College Classic tournament held Dec. 12-14. In Saturday's fifth place final, the Lancers downed Bakersfield, 73-68.
Release date 12-14-2013
Men's Hoops Reach Conso Finals Of Santa Barbara CC Classic
The state No. 15-ranked Pasadena City College men's basketball team doubled up host Santa Barbara City, 78-39, Friday to reach the consolation finals of the 41st SBCC Classic. The Lancers (7-4) play Bakersfield Saturday, Dec. 14 at 3 p.m. in the fifth place final.
Release date 12-13-2013
High-Scoring Jackson Helps Pierce Upset PCC No. 4 Women's Basketball
Under the radar but certainly a formidable opponent, the unranked Los Angeles Pierce College women's basketball team ended visiting state No. 4-rated Pasadena City College's six-game winning streak Wednesday, 81-77, thanks to the spectacular play of flashy guard Monica Jackson. The 5-foot-6 sophomore, the state's leading scorer in 2010-11, poured in 31 points.
Release date 12-12-2013
Women's Cagers Upend No. 1 Long Beach For Irvine Tourney Title
The Pasadena City College women's basketball team is serving notice it belongs high on the state rankings after outlasting state No. 1-ranked Long Beach City College, 69-64, in overtime to capture the Irvine Valley Tournament title. The No. 7-rated Lancers won their second straight tourney championship, extended their winning streak to six games, and improved to 7-2 overall.
Release date 12-8-2013
No. 7 Women's Basketball To Face No. 1 LBCC In Irvine Finals
The Pasadena City College women's basketball team is one step away from winning a second straight tournament, but it will be a giant step to take. After defeating Rio Hondo, 68-54, Friday in the semifinals, the No. 7-rated Lancers will battle state No. 1-ranked Long Beach City College Saturday, Dec. 7 at 4 p.m. in the championship final of the Irvine Valley Tournament.
Release date 12-7-2013
Good Start To Irvine Tourney For State No. 7 Women's Cagers
Currently No. 7 ranked on the state poll, the Pasadena City College women's basketball team romped to an 83-51 victory over San Diego City to open the Irvine Valley Tournament on Thursday.
Release date 12-5-2013
Back-to-Back 101-Point Games Highlight PCC Kennedy Thanksgiving Classic
While the Pasadena City College-hosted John J. Kennedy Thanksgiving Classic ended with a loss to San Bernardino Valley, the high-scoring Lancers men's basketball team delighted fans in attendance at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium with back-to-back, 101-point games on November 29 and 30.
Release date 12-2-2013
Volleyball's Valiant Effort Falls Short, SBCC Eliminates Lancers in 5
The underdog, No. 12-seeded Pasadena City College women's volleyball team left its season on the floor at No. 4 Santa Barbara City College Saturday night. The Lancers did everything they possibly could but complete a second straight upset as the Vaqueros won the marathon Southern California Regional Round 2 playoff match, 19-25, 25-19, 25-19, 27-29, 15-13.
Release date 11-30-2013
Men's Hoops Hits Century Mark To Open Home/Kennedy Classic Opener
For the sixth time in seven seasons under head coach Michael Swanegan, the Pasadena City College men's basketball team reached the century mark in points as the Lancers trounced the Occidental JV team, 101-60, Friday night. It was PCC's home opener at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium and part of the first round of the 6-team, round-robin John J. Kennedy Thanksgiving Classic.
Release date 11-29-2013
No. 12 Women's Volleyball Sweeps No. 5 SD Mesa In Round 1 Shocker
The Pasadena City College women's volleyball team figured out how to channel its frustration from losing the South Coast Conference title last week. On Tuesday night, the Lancers, seeded No. 12, traveled to San Diego Mesa to take on the state's No. 5-ranked and region No. 5 seeded Olympians. The bus ride and its formidable playoff opponent did little to faze a PCC team that badly wanted to rebound.
Release date 11-26-2013
PCC Men's Basketball Hosts John J. Kennedy Thanksgiving Classic Nov. 29-Dec. 1
Pasadena City College and men's basketball head coach Michael Swanegan hosts the John J. Kennedy Thanksgiving Classic this Friday-Sunday, Nov. 29-Dec. 1 at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
Release date 11-26-2013
No. 12 Seed Women's Volleyball At No. 5 SD Mesa Tuesday, Nov. 26
The Pasadena City College women's volleyball team has earned the No. 12 seed in the Southern California Regional Playoffs as it will play at No. 5 San Diego Mesa on Tuesday, Nov. 26. The first round match is scheduled for first serve at 5 p.m. (Note new start time, 11/25).
Release date 11-25-2013
Women's Basketball Captures Glendale Shootout Title
A 62-45, finals victory over Chaffey Sunday capped a 3-game run by the Pasadena City College women's basketball team in winning the Glendale College Vaquero Shootout tournament title. Ranked No. 9 in the pre-season state poll, the Lancers downed three Top 20 teams for the well-earned first-place trophy.
Release date 11-25-2013
All-SCC First Team For Women's Soccer's Papac, Orozco
Pasadena City College women's soccer sophomore forward Amanda Papac and sophomore midfielder Cassandra Orozco were chosen to the 2013 All-South Coast Conference First Team at the season-ending soccer coaches meeting last week.
Release date 11-25-2013
To'omalatai Tops All-SCC Selections For Volleyball, Adds All-SoCal To Mantle
Already the Pasadena City College women's volleyball program's all-time kills and aces leader, sophomore outside hitter Nora To'omalatai topped the Lancers' five 2013 All-South Coast Conference selections while also being selected to the elite, All-Southern California Region squad.
Release date 11-25-2013
DL Pierson Leads PCC Football Contingent For All-SCFA NNC Team
Pasadena City College football team defensive lineman Dalyou Pierson, who made 10.5 sacks to lead the region, was named to the 2013 All-SCFA National Northern Conference First Team. Pierson was joined on the First Team by offensive lineman Raul Martinez. Both players are sophomores who concluded their 2-year Lancers careers this month.
Release date 11-25-2013
Another Epic PCC-Ventura Hoops Game, Women Win 75-70
The rivalry between the Pasadena City College and Ventura College women's basketball teams wasn't created until 2009 when the Lancers and Pirates played one of the great state tournament games ever, a 106-93 win by PCC on the way to its only state championship.
Release date 11-24-2013
Oxnard Ends Men's Soccer Season, PCC All-SCC Selections Announced
A 2013 season that earned the Pasadena City College men's soccer team the No. 7 seed in the Southern California Regional Playoffs ended with a valiant, but losing effort Saturday at Azusa Pacific University. Tenth-seeded Oxnard downed the Lancers, 1-0, in a first round game.
Release date 11-24-2013
Women's Freshmen Place High At State Cross Country Meet
Although the Pasadena City College women's team's 14th placing at the CCCAA State Cross Country Championships wasn't as high it had hoped, two freshmen runners gave the Lancers reason to think next year could be a far better result.
Release date 11-24-2013
Turnabout Is Fair Play, Women's Cagers Down Irvine At Glendale Tourney
Often after a tough loss, a team will hope for the opportunity to face that same opponent some time in the future. The Pasadena City College women's basketball team didn't have to wait a week to get another shot at Irvine Valley, a squad that downed the Lancers, 70-58, in the third place final of the PCC Rose City Classic.
Release date 11-22-2013
El Camino Takes SCC Title Away From Volleyball
The heated rivalry between the Pasadena City College and El Camino College women's volleyball teams brought out an estimated crowd of 500 fans Wednesday night. El Camino erased the Lancers' home advantage in a four-set victory as its boisterous contingent of fans swarmed the Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium floor to celebrate capturing the 2013 South Coast Conference title. ECC won by scores of 25-23, 25-15, 21-25, and 25-14.
Release date 11-21-2013
Men's Soccer Hosts Oxnard In SoCal Playoff Round 1, Saturday At APU, 2 PM
The No. 7-seeded Pasadena City College men's soccer team will host No. 10 Oxnard on Saturday, Nov. 23 in the first round of the Southern California Regional Playoffs. The playoff match will be played at Azusa Pacific University's soccer field. Game time is 2 p.m.
Release date 11-20-2013
Spencer Scores 43, Third Highest Total In PCC Men's Hoops History
It was the third highest scoring total by a Pasadena City College men's basketball player ever, and the Lancers needed every one of the 43 points scored by Taj Spencer on Sunday. Spencer, a transfer forward from Mt. San Antonio College, rallied the Lancers, sinking a free throw with four seconds left as PCC downed Victor Valley, 99-98, in overtime to close out the San Bernardino Valley Alvin Hunter Classic, round-robin tournament.
Release date 11-19-2013
Men's Soccer Power Ratings Update: No. 8 Currently
Because final information is still being tabulated for the power ratings that determine the postseason playoffs, the Pasadena City College men's soccer team is now at No. 8 in the SoCal Region with 1.9905 power points.
Release date 11-18-2013
Above .500 Season For Women's Soccer
A defensive-minded squad throughout the 2013 season, the Pasadena City College women's soccer team fittingly closed the year with a shutout, downing El Camino-Compton Center, 3-0 Friday on sophomore day at Robinson Stadium.
Release date 11-17-2013
Rose City Classic Detours For Women's Hoops
In a tournament that has been dominated over the years by the host Pasadena City College women's basketball team, the Lancers' 15th Rose City Classic was a first for PCC and not in a good way. After a resounding win over West Los Angeles in its season opener Thursday, Pasadena suffered back-to-back losses against El Camino and Irvine Valley Colleges and settled for its lowest finish ever in the R-C-C in fourth place.
Release date 11-17-2013
Men's Soccer Riding High, Takes 3rd Place in SCC
For the first time in four seasons under head coach Edgar Manvelyan, the Pasadena City College men's soccer team will be advancing to the Southern California Regional Playoffs in 2013. The Lancers capped the regular season with a 5-2 win over El Camino College-Compton Center under the lights of Robinson Stadium Friday.
Release date 11-17-2013
Volleyball Set For Nov. 20 Home Showdown v. El Camino For SCC Title
The schedule maker for the South Coast Conference couldn't have done a better job than to slate the women's volleyball conference finale match between state No. 14-ranked Pasadena City College and No. 12 El Camino. The two teams carry 12-1 first-place league records into their showdown for the SCC title on Wednesday, Nov. 20. First serve is 6 p.m. at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
Release date 11-16-2013
Football Season Ends, Pierson Reaches 11.5 Final Sacks
After two strong efforts against Allan Hancock (a win) and Ventura (a 10-point loss), the Pasadena City College football team hoped to end the 2013 season with a win v. visiting Bakersfield on Saturday. Instead, the Renegades pounded the Lancers, 52-6, to end a rough year for PCC.
Release date 11-16-2013
Women's Basketball Routs West LA By 70 In Rose City Classic Opener
The last time the Pasadena City College women's basketball team played a real contest at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium, it was one of the most discouraging moments in head coach Joe Peron's 18 years running the Lancers. The team lost to Irvine Valley in the SoCal Regional Playoffs ending the program's 18-0 run in playoff games played at the HP Gym.
Release date 11-15-2013
Tony Barbone Selected New PCC Athletic Director
Tony Barbone has been named Pasadena City College Athletic Director in charge of the Lancers' 16 sports teams. The appointment was ratified by the PACCD Board of Trustees meeting on November 6.
Release date 11-15-2013
No. 14-Ranked Women's Volleyball Sweeps ELAC
The state No. 14-ranked Pasadena City College women's volleyball team set up next week's showdown for the South Coast Conference championship v. El Camino by sweeping East Los Angeles College, 25-11, 25-9, 25-18 Wednesday night at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
Release date 11-14-2013
Women's Basketball Hosts 15th Rose City Classic To Open 13-14 Season Nov. 14-16
The 2013-14 Pasadena City College women's basketball team will show off its talents Thursday-Saturday, Nov. 14-16 when the Lancers host the eight-team, 15th edition of the Rose City Classic tournament. The Lancers tip-off their 18th season under legendary, 412-win head coach Joe Peron on Thursday, Nov. 14 in an 8 p.m season opener v. West Los Angeles College.
Release date 11-14-2013
Perez PK Save Helps Men's Soccer Secure 1-1 Tie v. Cerritos
Goalie Gaetano Perez stopped a penalty kick attempt in the 21st minute and inspired the Pasadena City College men's soccer team to a 1-1 tie against then first-place Cerritos College on Tuesday at Robinson Stadium. The Lancers improved their playoff chances while also knocking Cerritos out of first place with Mt. San Antonio's win over Los Angeles Harbor.
Release date 11-13-2013
Men's Cagers Runner-Up At Ventura Tournament
Although it lost to Antelope Valley College in the championship final, the Pasadena City College men's basketball team had a successful start to the 2013-14 season by finishing runner-up at the Ventura We Play Hard Tournament held November 7-9.
Release date 11-12-2013
Men's Soccer 1-0-1 v. State Power Mt. SAC
The Pasadena City College men's soccer team can thank the power points system in its sport and its ability to play well v. uber power Mt. San Antonio, the four-time defending CCCAA state champion, to give the Lancers a strong footing to reach the upcoming postseason.
Release date 11-11-2013
Women's Soccer Undefeated In Last 6 Matches
The Pasadena City College women's soccer team extended its undefeated streak to six games at 3-0-3 by earning a 1-1 tie Friday against second-place Mt. San Antonio at Robinson Stadium. The Lancers are in fourth place in the South Coast Conference and are hoping to grab a postseason playoff berth with one week left in the regular season.
Release date 11-11-2013
Women's Cross Country Reaches New Heights With 10th At SoCal Meet
The Pasadena City College women's cross country team took 10th place at the Southern California Championships Friday, the school's highest finish this century at the annual event. It was another feather in the hat of head coach Armand Crespo, who has raised the Lancers to become one of the region's top programs in his seven years in charge at PCC.
Release date 11-10-2013
Football Loses Despite Green's Big Night
Local Pasadena High product and sophomore wide receiver Marcus Green had the biggest game of his Lancers' football career Saturday night in the Homecoming Game. But Green's burst of offense was not enough as Ventura handed Pasadena City College a 37-27 loss in a SCFA National Northern Conference contest at Robinson Stadium.
Release date 11-9-2013
No. 18 Women's Volleyball Inching Toward SCC Title
The driver's seat to a conference title belongs to the state No. 18-ranked Pasadena City College women's volleyball team after it swept No. 22 Mt. San Antonio, 25-20, 25-17, 25-21, Friday night in a crucial South Coast Conference victory at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
Release date 11-8-2013
Men's Basketball 2013-14 Preview: Lancers Athletic, Defensive-Minded
The Pasadena City College men's basketball team and head coach Michael Swanegan felt it was time to change up the program's philosophy especially in practice. In recent seasons, the Lancers had favored an up-tempo offense that sometimes led to inadequate transition defense and sloppy play.
Release date 11-7-2013
Volleyball Sets Up Another Showdown With Mt. SAC Friday
With a 25-17, 25-13, 25-15 sweep over Los Angeles Trade Tech Wednesday, the state No. 18-ranked Pasadena City College women's volleyball team remained tied with No. 11 El Camino College for the lead in the South Coast Conference, each at 9-1. But the Lancers' minds are fixed squarely on Friday's upcoming contest against third-place and No. 22 Mt. San Antonio, the squad that handed PCC its only loss in conference play.
Release date 11-7-2013
Former Instructor/Football Coach Bob Owens Passes Away
Bob Owens, 77, who retired from Pasadena City College in 2011 after 21 years of service as a coach and physical education instructor, died Monday due to complications from throat cancer.
Release date 11-5-2013
Women's Soccer Stays In Upper Half Of SCC
The Pasadena City College women's soccer team accomplished several things when it faced Los Angeles Harbor College at Robinson Stadium. Most importantly by winning 3-0, the Lancers broke a tie with the Seahawks to take sole possession of fourth place in the 8-team, South Coast Conference standings.
Release date 11-5-2013
A Grate Day Highlights Cross Country At SCC Finals
For an entire regular season, Pasadena City College head cross country coach Armand Crespo enjoyed the luxury of having two top racers on his 2013 women's team. But at the South Coast Conference Championships Friday at Long Beach's Heartwell Park, a third runner emerged to upstage the more heralded duo of Christina Shamirian and Tansica Sunkamaneevongse.
Release date 11-1-2013
Goalie Aslanin Brightspot Lately For Water Polo
While the Pasadena City College women's water polo team is having a hard season, freshman goalie Alenoush Aslanin has made great strides in improved play that has impressed head coach Terry Stoddard.
Release date 11-1-2013
Dashon Wade Named SCFA Defensive Player Of The Week
Sophomore Dashon Wade was chosen SCFA National Northern Conference Defensive Player of the Week for his performance in the Pasadena City College football team's 19-17 win over Allan Hancock on October 26.
Release date 11-1-2013
Women's Volleyball Remains Tied For 1st In SCC
For the sixth time this season, the state No. 20-ranked Pasadena City College women's volleyball team was stretched to five sets Friday. The Lancers took a 2-0 lead v. host Long Beach City College, held tough after the Vikings tied it, and won the decisive fifth set in a 25-20, 25-23, 23-25, 19-25, 15-12 victory.
Release date 11-1-2013
State No. 20-Ranked Women's Volleyball Sweeps Harbor
At first glance, the Pasadena City College women's volleyball team appeared to have an easy time in sweeping Los Angeles Harbor College, 25-10, 25-13, 25-6, Wednesday evening at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium. But the scores were a little deceiving as the defensive-minded Seahawks found ways to cause trouble for the Lancers.
Release date 10-31-2013
Men's Soccer Among Mighty SCC Elite
After a 2-0 victory at East Los Angeles College Tuesday, the Pasadena City College men's soccer team continued to be part of a powerful South Coast Conference that boasts five of the top 10 teams currently in the regional power points ratings. PCC is ninth on that list.
Release date 10-30-2013
Scoring Still An Issue For Women's Soccer, Ties ELAC, 1-1
For the second game in a row, the Pasadena City College women's soccer team had plenty of scoring opportunities but could only muster a single goal. The Lancers ended up having to rally for a 1-1 draw against East Los Angeles College in a South Coast Conference game Tuesday at Robinson Stadium.
Release date 10-29-2013
Double Whammy--Upset Of State No. 9 El Camino Puts VB in 1st Place Tie
Everything pointed against the Pasadena City College women's volleyball team going into its match Friday v. state No. 9-ranked El Camino. The only below-.500 team on the top 25 ratings at No. 25, the Lancers entered the Warriors gymnasium as a clear underdog v. an El Camino team on an 8-match winning streak and atop the South Coast Conference.
Release date 10-26-2013
Football Ends NNC Losing Streak, Edges Hancock, 19-17
(Santa Maria) -- It took the biggest defensive play of the season to take the monkey off the back of the 2013 Pasadena City College football team Saturday. With 1:18 left in the game, defensive back Dashon Wade hit Allan Hancock's Joel Enriquez just two yards short of the Lancers' end zone at the end of a 30-yard pass and run play. Wade recovered the ensuing fumble as PCC clinched a hard-fought, 19-17 victory at Righetti High.
Release date 10-26-2013
Women's Soccer Shoots 30, Nets 1, Defeats El Camino
The Pasadena City College women's soccer team used a relentless attack that resulted in a 1-0, South Coast Conference victory that was far more lopsided than the score indicated. The win gives the Lancers a 3-3-2 South Coast Conference record and evens their overall mark at 5-5-4 overall.
Release date 10-25-2013
El Camino Rallies Late v. Men's Soccer, 4-2
In a tough blow to the Pasadena City College men's soccer team's standing in the South Coast Conference, the Lancers gave up a pair of goals in the final 12 minutes in a 4-2 loss to El Camino College at Robinson Stadium.
Release date 10-25-2013
Volleyball Survives Ugly 5-Set Win Over Cerritos
The term winning ugly was never more appropriate than describing how the state No. 25-ranked Pasadena City College women's volleyball team defeated unranked Cerritos in five games Wednesday. The Lancers and Falcons combined for 81 errors for points as part of a match that saw PCC win by scores of 25-16, 17-25, 25-23, 16-25, 15-12, at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
Release date 10-24-2013
Final Prep For Big 3 By Cross Country
The preparation is over for the Pasadena City College men's and women's cross country teams following their performances at the Cal State University San Marcos Cougar Challenge on October 19. The women's team placed fourth out of eight teams while the men's squad was seventh among nine squads participating.
Release date 10-23-2013
Football's Kitlo Meme Named SCFA NNC Player of the Week
For the first time in 2013, a Pasadena City College football player received recognition as a SCFA National Northern Conference Player of the Week. Freshman running back-punter Kitlo Meme was named in the Special Teams/All-Purpose category after his performance in PCC's 31-15 loss at Moorpark on October 19.
Release date 10-23-2013
Women's Soccer Dominates Compton, 3-0
For a team that has struggled to mount offense thus far this season, the Pasadena City College women's soccer team received a much needed jolt Tuesday in facing El Camino College-Compton Center. The Lancers bombarded Compton's defense for 24 shots and netted a 3-0, South Coast Conference victory at Robinson Stadium.
Release date 10-22-2013
Men's Soccer Recovers v. Compton, 3-2
The Pasadena City College men's soccer team lost control Tuesday v. El Camino College Compton Center. But after allowing the Tartars to erase the Lancers' 2-0 lead, PCC netted the game winner with six minutes left on Sergio Benitez's goal for a 3-2, South Coast Conference victory at Robinson Stadium.
Release date 10-22-2013
Women's Volleyball Shaky Sweep Over ELAC
Still reeling a bit from its upset defeat v. Mt. San Antonio on October 16, the Pasadena City College women's volleyball team rebounded with a sweep over host East Los Angeles Friday night. The Lancers had to go extra points in the first two sets as they fought off the Huskies, 26-24, 26-24, 25-18.
Release date 10-21-2013
One-Man Wrecking Crew For Moorpark In Football's 31-15 Loss
Watch Nick Davis run. Watch Nick Davis pass. That seemed to be the theme of Saturday night's SCFA National Northern Conference football game between visiting Pasadena City College and Moorpark College.
Release date 10-20-2013
Two Starters Short, Water Polo Scuttled By El Camino
The importance of having Jazmine Hernandez and Scarlett Bonilla in the Pasadena City College women's water polo team lineup was never more apparent than during the Lancers match v. El Camino on Wednesday. The two key starters were out of action due to injuries as PCC could not generate much of an offense during a 15-4, South Coast Conference defeat at the Aquatic Center.
Release date 10-17-2013
16th-Ranked Women's Volleyball Stunned By Mt. SAC
The Pasadena City College women's volleyball team realized despite this week's rise to No. 16 in the state rankings that its performance relied on keeping a short rotation healthy. So when it was learned that top middle blocker Kendra Logan would have to sit out Wednesday's match at Mt. San Antonio for precautionary reasons due to a minor concussion, it was clear the Lancers were in a vulnerable state.
Release date 10-17-2013
Papac's Goal In Extra Time Earns Women's Soccer Tie
Sophomore Amanda Papac scored three minutes into extra time to allow the Pasadena City College women's soccer team to tie host Mt. San Antonio, 1-1, in a South Coast Conference game played Tuesday.
Release date 10-16-2013
Season Revived For Men's Soccer, Upset 4-Time State Champ Mt. SAC, 5-2
Trailing 2-0 late in the first half Tuesday, the Pasadena City College men's soccer team appeared on its way to a second straight South Coast Conference loss at Robinson Stadium. With four-time defending CCCAA state champion Mt. San Antonio holding the advantage, the Lancers were even more behind the eight ball.
Release date 10-15-2013
Football Can't Sustain After Early Lead, Falls To GWC
There were moments in Saturday night's Pasadena City College football game where the Lancers showed opponent Golden West they meant business. The Lancers grabbed a 10-7 lead early in the second quarter in front of the home fans at Robinson Stadium.
Release date 10-12-2013
Harbor Hands Men's Soccer Tough 3-2 SCC Loss
Sitting in a nice early positon in second place of the South Coast Conference, the Pasadena City College men's soccer team knew the importance of Friday's match v. Los Angeles Harbor. A couple of defensive letdowns midway through the match was too much for the Lancers in a 3-2 loss to the Seahawks at Robinson Stadium.
Release date 10-11-2013
Water Polo Rallies From 5 Goals Down, Beats LATT In OT, 15-14
In a match where no lead was safe, the Pasadena City College women's water polo team pulled out a thrilling 15-14, overtime victory over Los Angeles Trade Tech Friday in the first round of the 13th Pasadena Bowl Tournament.
Release date 10-11-2013
Women's Volleyball Outblocks Long Beach
Using a season-high 12 block kills, the state No. 21-ranked Pasadena City College women's volleyball team improved to 2-0 in the South Coast Conference with a sweep over Long Beach City College, 25-20, 25-16, 25-11, Wednesday at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
Release date 10-10-2013
LBCC Hands Women's Soccer 2-1 Loss
With the Pasadena City College women's soccer team still playing without two key starters due to injury, the Lancers did what they could Tuesday but the absences of top playmakers Amanda Papac and Cassandra Saavedra were part of the difference in the Lancers' 2-1 loss to visiting Long Beach City College at Robinson Stadium.
Release date 10-8-2013
PCC Basketball Teams Host "Night Of Madness" Thursday, October 10
The Pasadena City College 2013-14 men's and women's basketball teams will show off their skills to the public for the first time on Thursday, October 10 during their annual "Night Of Madness" at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium. The Lancers teams will hit the floor at 9 p.m. as activities will continue on to midnight.
Release date 10-8-2013
Defense Better, Offense Not In Football Loss To Cerritos
The Pasadena City College football team made advances Saturday on the defensive side of the ball in holding host Cerritos to 13 first downs. But the Lancers' offense continued to sputter, making four turnovers and allowing the Falcons premium field territory in a 30-5, SCFA National Northern Conference loss.
Release date 10-6-2013
Volleyball Sweeps LA Harbor To Open SCC Schedule
The Pasadena City College women's volleyball team opened defense of its co-South Coast Conference title of a year ago by sweeping host Los Angeles Harbor College, 25-8, 25-16, 25-19, Friday night. Rated No. 25 in the most recent state rankings, the Lancers improved to 3-7 overall.
Release date 10-6-2013
Lancers Enjoy Rose City Running Classic
Pasadena City College cross country head coach Armand Crespo wanted to bring some excitement to a sport here that doesn't lend itself to having a home course or home field. So the Lancers ran the inaugural Rose City Running Classic Friday under the lights at Pasadena's Brookside Golf Course, next to the Rose Bowl.
Release date 10-5-2013
Short-Handed Women's Soccer Earns 1-1 Tie v. ELAC
Playing without injured key sophomore starters in Cassandra Saavedra, Amanda Papac, and Tatiana Sanchez, the Pasadena City College women's soccer team visited East Los Angeles College Friday night in a South Coast Conference match. The Lancers didn't let the absences phase them as they rallied for a 1-1 tie.
Release date 10-5-2013
Men's Soccer 2-0 In SCC For First Time In 5 Years
With a 3-0 victory over East Los Angeles College Friday at Robinson Stadium, the Pasadena City College men's soccer team is 2-0 atop the South Coast Conference standings. The last time the Lancers started 2-0 in conference was also the last year that PCC made the postseason back in 2008.
Release date 10-4-2013
Women's Water Polo Looking To Improve
Following an 18-5, South Coast Conference loss Wednesday against visiting Chaffey College, the Pasadena City College women's water polo team is looking to shore up its defense and continue some recent encouraging signs on offense.
Release date 10-2-2013
Flores Late Goal Gives Men's Soccer SCC-Opening Win
With the regulation 90 minutes played Tuesday, the Pasadena City College men's soccer team entered that referee-timed area called "injury time" or "stoppage time," the part of the contest that continues a game due to earlier injuries that halt play. The Lancers didn't know when the clock would officially expire when goalie Gaetano Perez took a free kick from midfield.
Release date 10-1-2013
First-Half Scoring Barrage Lifts Women's Soccer, Triumphs In SCC Opener
The Pasadena City College women's soccer team came off an outstanding second place finish last year in the South Coast Conference. First-year head coach Reggie Rivas didn't waste any time directing the Lancers to a positive start to the 2013 SCC schedule as PCC blanked host El Camino College, 3-0, Tuesday afternoon.
Release date 10-1-2013
Volleyball Down, Up And Out At Pierce Invitational
One way to describe the Pasadena City College women's volleyball team thus far this season is unpredictable. Case in point is the Lancers' performance at the 4th Los Angeles Pierce College Invitational held Sept. 27-28.
Release date 10-1-2013
PCC Sports Hall of Fame Ceremony This Sunday at HP Gym
Legendary basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian and 11 of the greatest student-athletes in Lancers' athletics history have been selected as the 2013 class to be inducted into the Pasadena City College Sports Hall of Fame. This year's ceremony is scheduled for this Sunday, October 6 at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium. The event will feature acceptance speeches by inductees as well as an unveiling of their HOF plaques inside the gym. Tarkanian's bust as the 17th member of the Court of Champions will also be unveiled.
Release date 9-30-2013
Football Overpowered by Canyons In NNC Opener
In the history of Pasadena City College football, the Lancers have faced 53 California Community College opponents. PCC has beaten all of them, but one. College of the Canyons continued to be that elusive combatant as the Cougars moved to 6-0 in their all-time series v. the Lancers with a resounding 54-10 triumph at Robinson Stadium Saturday night.
Release date 9-28-2013
Women's Water Polo Reaches Win Board
Seven different Lancers netted at least one goal as the Pasadena City College women's water polo team snapped a start of the season, 5-game losing streak Friday by defeating Ohlone College, 11-5, at the Cabrillo Tournament (Aptos in Northern California).
Release date 9-27-2013
Men's Soccer Can't Keep Up With Roadrunners, Lose 2-1
For most of the early season, the Pasadena City College men's soccer team has carried the play against opponents. But on Tuesday, Rio Hondo College turned the tables and controlled the majority of the 97 minutes (including injury time) in defeating the Lancers, 2-1, at Robinson Stadium.
Release date 9-25-2013
Scoreless Drought Over, Macintosh Steps Up With Hat Trick In Women's Soccer Road Win
After five games, Pasadena City College women's soccer head coach Reggie Rivas wondered aloud if someone would become a "hero" for his team. The Lancers had just one goal in five matches going into their non-conference game at Mt. San Jacinto Tuesday.
Release date 9-25-2013
PCC Women Cross Country Runner-Up At Foothill Invitational
The Pasadena City College women's cross country team took second place out of 10 teams at the 9th Foothill Invitational meet held Friday at Guasti-Cucamonga Park in Ontario. The Lancers placed three runners in the top 15 out of 93 overall participating racers.
Release date 9-23-2013
El Camino Rolls Over Football, 43-7
In the history of Pasadena City College football, no opponent has given the Lancers more headaches than El Camino College. On Saturday night in Torrance, the woes that PCC have encountered in the past continued in a forgettable 43-7, SCFA non-conference defeat.
Release date 9-22-2013
Volleyball Almost Pulls Off 2nd Comeback, Falls To OCC In 5
The Pasadena City College women's volleyball team proved a few things this week going up against two of the top-ranked teams from the state's monster league--the Orange Empire Conference. First, the Lancers cannot be counted out of any match even they do fall behind 2 games-to-0. Second, PCC served notice it is a legitimate contender to repeat its South Coast Conference title run of 2012.
Release date 9-21-2013
Volleyball Upsets State No. 15 Ranked Cypress in 5-Game Thriller
Thula Parks and Nora To'omalatai were members of last year's Pasadena City College women's volleyball team, a squad that shared the South Coast Conference title and reached the third round of the South Region playoffs. So like successful returning sophomores often do, they seized the moment when their team faced its toughest challenge.
Release date 9-19-2013
Season Preview: Youthful Women's Water Polo Launches Into Play
The first thing that stands out on the 2013 Pasadena City College women's water polo roster is the fact it contains 10 freshmen and its only returning sophomore was a reserve last season. So, head coach Terry Stoddard knows his 15th season in charge of the Lancers will involve more teaching than just coaching.
Release date 9-19-2013
S&S Duo Helps Women's Cross Country Take 10th At SoCal Preview Meet
The Pasadena City College women's cross country team has a race on its hands, not the races they participate in as much as the competition to see which Lancers runner is fastest. The duo of sophomore Christina Shamirian and freshman Tansica Sunkamaneevongse continued that friendly battle on Sept. 13 as their high finishes helped PCC take 10th place out of 30 teams at the SoCal Preview Meet held at College of the Canyons.
Release date 9-17-2013
Undefeated Men's Soccer Fit To Be Tied
When the Pasadena City College men's soccer team played to a 2-2 tie v. Chaffey College Tuesday in its Robinson Stadium home opener, it marked an interesting mark in the head coaching career of Lancers fourth-year head coach Edgar Manvelyan. For now, Manvelyan has more ties in his career, 22, than victories, 21.
Release date 9-17-2013
PCC Hires New Softball Head Coach
Monica Platts-Tantlinger has been hired as Pasadena City College's new softball head coach. The part-time position will allow Platts-Tantlinger to make her Lancers' debut to begin the 2014 season in January.
Release date 9-16-2013
Tough Times For Women's Volleyball
The week started with the awful news that the Pasadena City College women's volleyball team had to forfeit their opening two wins at the Rio Hondo Quad Tournament Sept. 6 due to a CCCAA by-law violation. The week ended with two legitimate defeats v. state No. 14 Cypress in four games and a sweep at the hands of No. 7-rated Santa Barbara City at the 7th El Camino College Classic in Torrance played Friday.
Release date 9-14-2013
Up And Down Night For PCC Football In 27-23 Loss To OCC
The Pasadena City College football team looked brilliant at times Saturday night, but big plays turned in by host Orange Coast College made the difference in the Lancers' 27-23, SCFA non-conference loss at LeBard Stadium.
Release date 9-14-2013
Women's Soccer Comes Up Empty v. LA Pierce
Four games into the 2013 season, the Pasadena City College women's soccer team isn't pressing any panic buttons. The Lancers, however, are frustrated over their lack of scoring. For the third time this season, PCC was left scoreless as visiting Los Angeles Pierce won 1-0 Friday in a non-conference game at Robinson Stadium.
Release date 9-14-2013
Skeleton Men's Soccer Crew Scores First Win
After dealing with a yellow-card happy referee in the previous match, the Pasadena City College men's soccer team visited Fullerton College Tuesday minus some of their top players and head coach Edgar Manvelyan, who also was ejected from the previous match for questioning the referee's reasoning for issuing cards.
Release date 9-12-2013
Men/Women Cross Country Each Grab 3rd At Rio Hondo Meet
The Pasadena City College men's and women's cross country teams each took third place in their respective races Friday at the Rio Hondo Invitational meet held at the Whittier Narrows courses in South El Monte.
Release date 9-9-2013
First Half Deficit Too Much For PCC Football
Citrus College put the Pasadena City College football team in a large hole Saturday in taking a 24-0 halftime lead. The Lancers found their offensive rhythm in the second half, but it wasn't enough in a 34-21, season-opening loss in front of an estimated 1,000-plus fans at Robinson Stadium.
Release date 9-8-2013
"Third Goalie" Comes In Handy For Women's Soccer
With 30 minutes left in its home opener Friday, the Pasadena City College women's soccer team and head coach Reggie Rivas might have been out of options when reserve freshman goalie Angie Ulmer left the game with an injury. The Lancers were already without sophomore regular starter Tatiana Sanchez due to an illness, but there was no worries when Ulmer went down.
Release date 9-7-2013
Season Preview: To'omalatai Center of 2013 Women's Volleyball Attack
It's one thing to take over a women's volleyball program at the California Community College level as an interim head coach, but even more is at stake when the person inherits a perennial state top 10 team like Pasadena City College. That's the life of Bill Sanchez, a 5-time conference champion badminton coach for the Lancers, who took over the PCC volleyball team this season. He is filling in for South Coast Conference Co-Coach of the Year Tammy Silva, who is taking a sabbatical from coaching for the 2013-14 school year.
Release date 9-7-2013
Season Preview: Men's Soccer On The Offensive In 2013
As Edgar Manvelyan begins his fourth year as head coach of the Pasadena City College men's soccer team, he says that one aspect of the Lancers overall game must get better for the team to be successful--score more goals.
Release date 9-4-2013
Rivas Achieves 1st Coaching Win, Women's Soccer Beats WVC, 1-0
The Pasadena City College women's soccer team handed new head coach Reggie Rivas his first collegiate victory in defeating West Valley College, 1-0, to close out the Ventura Showcase Tournament Saturday.
Release date 8-31-2013
Season Preview: Cross Country Teams Get Feet Wet At Covert Meet
Pasadena City College men's and women's cross country head coach Armand Crespo expects the 2013 season to be another campaign that will start slowly but build toward the Lancers making premium team and individual finishes.
Release date 8-31-2013
Orange Coast Spoils Rivas' Women's Soccer Head Coaching Debut, 2-0
Orange Coast College ruined the Pasadena City College women's soccer head coaching debut for Reggie Rivas, 2-0, but the Lancers' new leader felt the 2013 season opener proved to be a "good learning experience." PCC played the contest on Friday afternoon as part of the Ventura College Showcase Tournament.
Release date 8-30-2013
Season Preview: Women's Soccer Kickin' It Just Fine With New Coach
For some programs, playing for a new head coach can be a slow transitional process where returning sophomores have to learn new team rules and learn to communicate with a different person in charge. For the Pasadena City College 2013 women's soccer team, the team's 10 returning lettermen don't have that issue under first-year head coach Reggie Rivas.
Release date 8-27-2013
PCC's Browne Earns Bronze Medal At Pan Am Junior Championships
Pasadena City College women's track and field sprinter Omhunique Browne earned a bronze medal representing St. Kitts and Nevis at the 2013 Pan Am Junior Championships held in Medellin, Columbia August 23-25.
Release date 8-27-2013
Season Preview: Football Team Looking To Rebound In 2013
In his third season directing the Pasadena City College football team, head coach Fred Fimbres knows it's time for his Lancers to show they can truly compete in the difficult SCFA National Northern Conference. The growing pains of 2011 and 2012 are over in the coach's mind.
Release date 8-19-2013
PCC's Larry Wade Named State Women's Track/Field Coach Of The Year
Pasadena City College's Larry Wade was honored as State Women's Track and Field Coach of the Year after a 2013 season that saw his team place ninth at the state meet and a school best ever sixth at the SoCal finals. He guided freshman Lancer Omhunique Browne in becoming a double state champion as the nation's No. 1 sprinter in both the 100 and 200 meter dashes.
Release date 8-8-2013
Former Lancer Pitcher Kintzler Thriving For MLB Brewers
A decade after hurling as an All-South Coast Conference First Team pitcher for the Pasadena City College baseball team, alumnus Brandon Kintzler is becoming a premium reliever in the professional ranks for the Milwaukee Brewers.
Release date 8-6-2013
National Pre-Season Ranking (No. 27) For PCC Football
After last having a winning season in 2008, the Pasadena City College football team is looking to top the .500 mark this year under third-year head coach Fred Fimbres. The JCGridiron.com Dirty Thirty Juco Rankings are also banking on a winning season for the Lancers in placing them No. 27 on their national pre-season poll.
Release date 8-6-2013
Women's Basketball Sends Four Players To University Level
After finishing No. 9 in the final state poll this past season, the Pasadena City College women's basketball team and head coach Joe Peron placed four sophomores at 4-year universities for the 2013-14 season.
Release date 8-6-2013
PCC Alumni Feature: Former Football Star Momon Now A Prep Superintendent
The artificial turf that now covers the football field at Robinson Stadium is a far cry from the grass and dirt PCC alumnus Elvin Momon ran on. In fact, many things on campus are different from what they used to be in 1972 when the former running back was part of one of the Lancers' greatest football teams.
Release date 8-5-2013
PCC Hosts Youth Soccer Camp, July 30-August 2
The Pasadena City College men's soccer program is hosting its annual PCC Soccer Camp for boys and girls from Tuesday, July 30 through Friday, Aug. 2. The 4-day camp for youths ranging from age 9-to-19 takes place each morning from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at Robinson Stadium.
Release date 7-12-2013
Three PCC Football Players Headed To Next Level
Pasadena City College 2012 football lettermen Jase To'omalatai and Keyon Austin and 2011 alum Khambrell Gomez will each continue their education and playing careers at the 4-year university level.
Release date 7-12-2013
PCC Women's Volleyball Sophomores Faust, Gallardo Sign With Pacific Union
Setter Kailey Faust and outside hitter Viridiana Gallardo, starters on the 2012 South Coast Conference co-champion Pasadena City College women's volleyball team, will continue playing together after each signed scholarships to attend Pacific Union College, a NAIA institution located in Napa Valley (Angwin, Calif.).
Release date 7-12-2013
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Reggie Rivas Now Head Coach For PCC Women's Soccer
Six months after being promoted from assistant coach to co-head coach, Reggie Rivas was named just the third sole head coach in Pasadena City College women's soccer history, effective this month. Rivas officially replaces Randy Lilavois, who resigned due to personal reasons.
Release date 7-8-2013
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College Hockey:Huskies Hold on to Tie Sioux
Tech Continues Solid Play Against North Dakota
HOUGHTON, Mich. — The No. 17 North Dakota Fighting Sioux were looking for revenge at the MacInnes Student Ice Arena for a loss in the GLI Consolation Game in late December, and it showed as the Sioux jumped all over the Michigan Tech Huskies early on. The Huskies would fight back, though, and the teams skated away with a 3-3 tie despite being outshot 41-22 Friday night.
The Sioux (13-10-2 overall, 8-5-2 WCHA) kept the puck deep in the Huskies zone from the get go as the Huskies (5-17-3 overall, 1-13-3 WCHA) couldnt manage a shot on net until 5:02 in. Huskies netminder Rob Nolan held the Huskies afloat through the game, making 13 saves in the first period alone.
When I get called upon, I have to step up, said Nolan. That just comes with the territory.
As the first period wound down, the Sioux took advantage of their power play chances.
Forward Jason Gregoire got the Sioux on the board with a power-play tally at the 15:57 mark of the opening frame by crashing the Huskies net and beating Nolan with a rebound. Forward Ryan Martens and defenseman Chay Genoway assisted on the goal.
On their second full power play of the period, the Sioux struck again as defenseman Jake Marto roofed a shot over Nolans left shoulder. Gregoire and forward Evan Trupp assisted on the goal, which came at 19:01.
The fast start got us off to a two goal lead but I thought we played a little bit slow in the second period, said Sioux head coach Dave Hakstol. We got a point on the road, and that makes tomorrow night an awful important game.
After regrouping during the first intermission, the Huskies came out focused and it showed as they found a way to even the game.
We adjusted after the first period and got our feet moving, said Huskies head coach Jamie Russell. I thought we had a gutsy effort.
Senior center Alex Gagne notched his fifth goal of the season 4:52 in after he blew past the Sioux defender and drove to the net hard. Gagnes quick wrist shot snuck past Sioux goaltender Brad Eidsness. Sophomore defenseman Deron Cousens picked up an assist on the goal.
(Deron) chipped it up the glass and so I just skated hard, said Gagne. I saw the other defenseman was really deep, so I knew I had time to take the shot.
The Huskies struck again a few minutes later as freshman forward Brett Olson beat Eidsness with another low shot from the slot. The goal, which came at 8:37, was set up by sophomore winger Bennett Royer and assistant captain Geoff Kinrade.
Sophomore winger Jordan Baker nearly gave the Huskies their first lead of the game a minute later, but his one-timer caught the leg pad of Eidsness and dropped in front of the Sioux net.
After Nolan was forced to make a couple more stops on solid chances from the Sioux, junior winger Ryan Bunger and senior center Ryan Angelow both fired shots that Eidsness had some difficulty handling, but the Sioux netminder stood his ground.
Sioux defenseman Joe Findley regained the one goal lead with a long shot that beat Nolan through traffic just 2:34 into the third period. Forwards Mario Lamoureux and David Toews both assisted on the goal.
The Sioux didnt hold the lead for long as freshman center Peter Rohn picked up his second power play goal of the season at 4:07. Cousens fed Baker, whose shot rebounded out to a waiting Rohn, who buried the puck.
The Sioux had numerous opportunities to regain the lead again as they fired 18 shots at Nolan in the period, but time and time again Nolan came up big for the Huskies.
They are a very good team, said Nolan. When the guys are playing well in front of me its easy to back them up.
In the overtime period, both teams traded solid scoring chances, but neither could capitalize.
The Sioux finished 2-for-8 on the man advantage while the Huskies finished 1-for-4.
The teams will face off again tomorrow night in Houghton.
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