[Pasadena’s youth amateur boxers will step into the ring and showcase their skills in the bi-annual Villa-Parke Boxing Show this Saturday. Here is a look at Fausto De La Torre, the man who has run that well-regarded program for decades.] All it takes is a man ... More »
Pasadena’s youth amateur boxers will step into the ring and showcase their skills in the bi-annual Villa-Parke Boxing Show this Saturday, putting months of dedication and training on the line for the city to see. Kids from all over the state are making appeara... More »
Kari Post, Pasadena City College’s part-time acting head coach for women’s volleyball this past season, has announced she is resigning to accept a head coaching job at another college in Northern California. Post directed the Lancers to a 14-9 season and a spo... More »
The Pasadena City College men’s and women’s track and field 2016 season came to an end at Saturday’s Southern California Championships at Antelope Valley College. The Lancers failed to qualify any athletes to the CCCAA State Championships. The season was a tou... More »
There was no player more disappointed on the first two days of the CCCAA State Badminton Championships than Pasadena City College’s Rebecca Tzou. The sophomore was hoping to perform a magical triple in titles. But first she saw her Lancers lose in the state te... More »
Before tonight’s game, Dodger Manager Dave Roberts said that the Dodgers would have to do everything well to beat St. Louis, because that’s what St. Louis does. Guess what? Behind strong starting pitching, strong hitting, and strong relief pitching, the Dodger... More »
It was looking like a state women’s badminton title was finally coming to Pasadena City College. After trailing for much of the CCCAA State Team Championship Team Final v. North champion Fresno City College and down 9-8, the Lancers appeared to be in position ... More »
For only the second time in its program’s history, the Pasadena City College women’s badminton team have advanced to a state championship final. The Lancers are looking to make school history Thursday, May 12 at 3 p.m. as they play Fresno City College in the s... More »
The Pasadena City College lefty hitter duo of sophomore first baseman Joe Quire and freshman designated hitter Jeremy Conant were named to the All-South Coast Conference Baseball First Team by conference coaches. It is the first time a PCC baseball player made... More »
The Pasadena City College women’s swim team didn’t start out the 2016 CCCAA Swimming and Diving State Championships well, but the Lancers finished on a high note thanks to the speedy performances of freestyler Ariahn Givens. PCC placed 12th in the state meet... More »
On May 4, 2016, the Board of Directors of the Baseball Reliquary announced the eighteenth class of electees to the Shrine of the Eternals. The Shrine of the Eternals is the national organization’s equivalent to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Don Newcombe, Bo ... More »
The Pasadena City College women’s badminton team punched its ticket to the CCCAA State Championship final with a 12-9 victory over Irvine Valley in the Southern California Regional title match played Wednesday at PCC’s Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium. The two-time d... More »
