By: Annette DeDios

Seven track and field athletes have made it past the NorCal regional meet and have qualified for the State Championships. According to The Fresno Bee, freshman Matt Waters won the men's decathlon on day one of the trials with 6,637 points, beating the ne...

By: Ray Juarez & Annette DeDios

Baseball team wins conference title

By: Kenny Rodgers

“We are – City!” The sounds of the Fresno City College spirit team can be heard on campus during football and basketball seasons. The cheer squad has evolved into a strong and athletic group of students dedicated to supporting their sch...

By: Max Rosendahl

With only five community college teams in Northern California, badminton might not be the most popular of competitive sports. But for 14 Fresno City College students, it’s their chance to represent their school. According to head coach Carol Kadin...

By: Sydney Excinia

Fifteen years as a softball player has paid off for the 2009 Central Valley Conference pitcher of the year, Nicole Reed. Reed, with a record of 17-2 and 119 strikeouts, frustrates her opponents. She is catching the eyes of many rivals around the valley w...

By: Ray Juarez

David Rohm grew up with a baseball and a bat in his hands. Now, in his rookie year at Fresno City College, the 20-year-old infielder already leads the Central Valley Conference in a number of categories: .500 batting average, 92 at-bats, 24 runs, 46 hits...

By: Ray Juarez

At age 32, Beth Tademy is not your average mom. She’s also not your average track star. Tademy, who is married with two kids, is one of many student athletes at Fresno City College. She can handle competition, both on the track and at home. Tademy ...

By: Ray Juarez

 In a tough playoff upset that ended their season, the Fresno City College women’s basketball team lost to Sierra College, 96-86, on Feb. 27, making it the first time in seven years where the team didn’t advance to the regional finals. C...

By: Ramiro Gudino

 After an upset victory over No.5-seed American River College in the second round, the Fresno City College men’s basketball team ended its season with a loss to No.4-seed San Jose City. FCC lost in the regional quarterfinals March 6, to San Jo...

By: Valerie Hill

Jamaican track athlete Kaven Waysome had one reason for his sudden interest in America and Fresno City College. “Opportunity,” he said. Waysome, according to his coach and teammates, sets the standard for the FCC track and field team, not on...

By: Kenny Rodgers

With a season-ending win over Porterville, the Fresno City College men’s basketball team has won its ninth straight Central Valley Conference title. The Rams, 23-6 overall and 11-1 in the CVC, defeated Porterville 94-84 on Feb. 17 to clinch a share...

By: Annette De Dios

For the third time in four years, the Fresno City College women’s basketball team has clinched a Central Valley Conference title. The Rams defeated College of the Sequoias, 82-63, on Feb. 17 to secure the conference championship outright and earn a...

By: Kenny Rodgers

After a 4-0 start, the Fresno City College baseball team dropped a three-game series against Chabot on Feb. 19-20. The losses give the Rams a 4-3 record, going into their Central Valley Conference-opening series this week against Taft. In this past weeke...

By: Kenny Rodgers

 Two weeks into the 2010 baseball season, the Fresno City College Rams remain undefeated at 4-0.

During the long President’s Day wee...

By: by Ray Juarez

FCC Badminton begins its 11th season. Coach Carlo Kindego said she is looking forward to the the season. “This is my largest roster I’ve ever had.” She said, “I only have three returning players this season and some of my new playe...