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Tennis team sets high expectations

By Carlos SilvaThe Guardsman The City College women’s tennis team, led by new head coach Kelly Hickey, is looking to improve from 2009, when they finished second in the Coast Conference and 10th in the state. Hickey, who assisted her twin sister Lauren as an assistant coach for the

The Water Cooler: Feb. 10, 2010

By Bonta HillThe Guardsman Notice that the Cooler logo is different. Last issue, I predicted the Colts would win the Super Bowl, and I was wrong. The picture is a throwback to a famous photo of Harry Truman holding an issue of the Chicago Daily Tribune after they printed that

Season ends before it even begins for City College softball

By Bonta HillThe Guardsman Since City College of San Francisco Women’s Athletic Director Peg Grady stepped in six years ago, it has been a struggle for her to keep softball from canceling their season. Unfortunately, that struggle was lost and there will be no softball team for the 2010

Men end slump with rout of Cañada

The men’s basketball team showed no ill effects from their overtime loss to rival Ohlone College and snapped their two-game losing streak on Jan. 22 against Cañada College.

Rams run away with fourth straight victory

Sophomore guard Marlee Rice comes up with a steal and breaks away from Trojan defenders at Skyline College on Jan. 22.

Sports Briefs: Jan. 27, 2010

Softball season to be canceled The Rams softball team will be forced to forgo its 2010 season due to the team’s failure to meet roster requirements. A combination of injuries and academically ineligible players has left first year head coach Jack McGuire’s team below the minimum of nine

City College baseball sets sights on conference contention

Head coach John Vanoncini expresses confidence in his sophomores, new talent By Estela Fuentes The Guardsman After finishing last season with a record of 15- 24, the City College Rams baseball team is looking forward to showing the Golden Gate Conference why it deserve to be part of the conversation