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Rams look to bounce back in 2017

Rams look to bounce back in 2017

By Patrick Cochran For most programs a 7-4 record is laudable but for the Rams it was not the desired result for their 2016 season. The Rams have been working all offseason and hope to drastically improve their record and possibly add another championship to the title board at George

Rams footy starts spring training

Rams footy starts spring training

By Robert Jalon Celebrated European powerhouses Manchester United and Real Madrid will come to the Bay Area and play at Levi’s stadium on July 23 but City College students have a chance to see the stars of tomorrow- today. Both the men's and women's soccer

Sustaining your sport through nutrition simplicity

Sustaining your sport through nutrition simplicity

By Nancy Chan Young people have more dietary options than ever yet the variety and personal restraints can present a challenge to healthy eating, even for aspiring athletes. “It’s important. And impossible and improbable at the junior college level,” said John Balano, City College’s director of sports performance.

Raiders draft Rams product Luani

Raiders draft Rams product Luani

By Patrick Cochran Former City College football player Shalom Luani received the call of a lifetime this April when he was drafted by the Oakland Raiders with the 221 pick in the seventh round of the NFL draft. Luani, an athletic hard hitting safety who played at Washington State for

Copeland carries on

By Julia Fuller After a killer season and a spot in the Final Four State Championship, Zach Copeland happily settled down for the rest of the semester to focus on school. Copeland was a key player in this year’s men’s basketball season. With over one hundred three pointers

City College Proves to be a Football Pipeline for Washington State

By Patrick Cochran Every year the City College football program sends players to big time schools and has been doing so for decades. Players go to top programs like Alabama, Texas A&M and numerous other Division 1 college football programs. One school that has recently taken a shine

Anecdotal evidence blocks medical marijuana use in college sports on a federal level

By Elena Stuart After the passing of Prop 64 that legalized recreational marijuana statewide, use of medical marijuana is still illegal for California’s college athletes despite the plants potentially therapeutic properties. “The subject matter is very delicate,” said recruiting and media communications representative of City College athletics Marcus Tolero.