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La Salle Lancers Softball defeats St. Joseph 5-4
In a tightly contested softball game, the lady Lancers came out on top defeating St Joseph 5-4. La Salle High School 3880 E. Sierra Madre Blvd. Pasadena www.lasallehs.org. More »
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Baseball Honors Pasadena Legend Jackie Robinson at Dodgers Stadium Wednesday
The 2015 Civil Rights game was held at Dodgers Stadium last night; an ideal setting to honor the legacy of Pasadena resident, Jackie Robinson, the first African-American to play Major League Baseball. On April 15th, 1947, Robinson made his debut for the Brookl... More »
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Caltech Junior Wins Prestigious National Student-Athlete “Good Works” Award
Rob Anderson, a junior on the Caltech men’s basketball team, has been named to the 2015 Allstate National Association of Basketball Coaches Good Works Team. The community service award “honors student-athletes for their off-the-court achievements and commitmen... More »
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Papacoolpapacool Rallies to Win $75,00 Pasadena Stakes at One Mile at Santa Anita
Attentive to the pace under Elvis Trujillo, Papacoolpapacool saved ground at the rail to the quarter pole, swung three-wide turning for home and overhauled pacesetter Anytime Anyplace and Soul Driver for an impressive 1 ½ length win in Saturday’s $75,000 Pasad... More »
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PCC Football’s Johnson Receives Pasadena Elks Lodge Scholarship After Fortuitous Find of Lost Wallet
Student-athletes have often endured some often unfair stereotypes at the community college level, especially football players. But Pasadena City College’s Anthony Johnson exemplified a different role–that of good Samaritan. Last summer, Johnson rode a local Me... More »
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Riker-Sloan Breaks PCC Single-Season HR Mark
It took just 21 games for Pasadena City College softball team freshman catcher Holly Riker-Sloan to become the Lancers’ single-season home run leader. Riker-Sloan belted two towering home runs over the left-center fence Thursday to give her now eight round-tri... More »
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Walk-Off Win in 12th Inning for PCC Baseball Against East LA
Shortstop Thomas Castro’s sacrifice fly to center scored pinch runner Cameron Tuck in the 12th inning Tuesday to give the Pasadena City College baseball team an 8-7 victory over East Los Angeles in a South Coast Conference game. Played at Brookside Park’s Jack... More »
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NorCal Swims Help PCC Progress
By participating in a dual meet at state power Diablo Valley and then the 10th Mariner Invitational at College of Marin March 6-7, the Pasadena City College women’s and men’s swim teams were able to rate its progress against Northern California competiton. The... More »
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Badminton on Way to SCC Title
Sometimes the second meeting between a pair of rivals dictates the true difference between one competitive team and another. So when the Pasadena City College women’s badminton team zipped through a 20-1 home win over East Los Angeles Friday, it’s clear that t... More »
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PCC Women’s Swim Breaks 11-Year Slump Versus Mt. SAC
In 2003, the Pasadena City College women’s swim team won its only South Coast Conference team championship in the sport. Since that time, while different schools have won the title, Mt. San Antonio has been a consistent hurdle for the Lancers. But on opening d... More »
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PCC Badminton Gives Jen Ho Coaching Debut Victory
A new era in Pasadena City College women’s badminton began Wednesday and if first looks mean anything, then the Lancers seem poised as the favorites to win the South Coast Conference title. The visiting Lancers dominated defending SCC champion East Los Angeles... More »
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PCC Women’s Swim Take 2nd At Mt. SAC Invitational
Behind seven event victories, the Pasadena City College women’s swim team placed a best-ever second place at the annual Mt. SAC Invitational held February 20-21 in Walnut. Sierra from Northern California finished ahead of PCC out of 14 scoring colleges partici... More »