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CCSF Men's Soccer Season Looks Promising, as Rams beat Cyprus 3-0

By Nicholas Chapman The City College men’s soccer team scored a decisive 3-0 victory against the Cypress College Chargers on Sept. 5. This pre-season victory could set the tone for a strong season for the Rams. Its was an unusually hot and sunny day at City College, and the

Bold Call Gives Collins First Victory as Rams Head Coach

Bold Call Gives Collins First Victory as Rams Head Coach

Rams Defeat Sierra College By Patrick Cochran It was the gutsiest of calls. Rams quarterback Anthony Gordon had just capped off a 67-yard drive with a 9-yard touchdown pass to stellar wide receiver Easop Winston. An extra point would tie the game against Sierra at 24 and send it into

Rams Season Preview

Rams Season Preview

By Patrick Cochran This last year has brought a whirlwind of change to City College football, most notably the retirement of long-time coach George Rush, and the promotion of his replacement Jimmy Collins. Collins, only 29 years old, is now at the helm of one of America’s premier junior

CONGRATS WARRIORS! Small Ball Reigns Tall!

Women’s water polo in the works

by Shaleisa Daniel The likelihood of a competing water polo team coming to City College is creating a wave of interest and enthusiasm. The athletic department has been buzzing with plans to create a women’s water polo team and the Fall 2015 season is pending college approval. The new

The Dexterous Vincent “Two-Two” Golson: A portrait of the 5’8 point guard

The Dexterous Vincent “Two-Two” Golson: A portrait of the 5’8 point guard

by Shaleisa Daniel Sports Editor Rams’ sophomore point guard Vincent “Two- Two” Golson has drawn a lot of attention this past season. Golson joined the City College team in 2013 after being recruited by Rams’ former player Ike Count. That year he played close to only ten minutes a game.

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