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Rams ‘just trying to finish the season’ after last home game loss

Head coach John Vanoncini speaks to the Rams after their loss against De Anza College, Friday, April 18, 2014, at Fairmont Field in Pacifica. Photo by Khaled Sayed/The Guardsman

City capped off their disastrous sixth inning by committing an error, which allowed Sumibcay to score and freshman outfielder Marcus Maldonado to advance to second.

Recruitment of local baseball and softball players drop

San Francisco State University's Gator mascot

While the Gators have chomped on little success in baseball and softball through the years, they have had fewer and fewer local players. The Division II recruiting has been looking

Diamond sports need support at roots

City College Rams baseball player walks past helmets before a game on Saturday, March 1, 2014. Photo by Elisa Parrino/The Guardsman

In the spectrum of activities that strengthen a person and build the fabric of society, there are few that do so as well as baseball in the history of…

Baseball coaches confident in new roster

By Dan Harrington The Guardsman More than 30 baseball players are ready to start this season for...

New Zealand talent Brings Hope to a Struggling Team

First Baseman Scott Drinkwater, originally from New Zealand, played in the Baseball New Zealand Under-18 Youth Nationals 2012 Championship, and in Australia's National Under-23 Baseball Championship. He is now playing for City College. Photo by Michael Long/Flickr

By Ivan Huang The Guardsman Losing season after losing season, City College baseball has been one of the...

Lead suspect in Bryan Stow beating still not charged

Neurosurgeon Dr. Gabriel Zada, left, Los Angeles County-University of Southern California medical team and air and ground transport team move Bryan Stow, a paramedic who suffered brain damage in an attack on opening day of the Dodgers game in Los Angeles, to a waiting ambulance at the Emergency Room Ambulance entrance on Monday morning May 16, 2011. Stow will be flown from Burbank, Claifornia, to San Francisco. (Al Seib/Los Angeles Times/MCT)

Due to a lack of evidence and a valid alibi, ex-convict Giovanni Ramirez has not been charged for the beating of Giants fan Bryan Stow, however he is still the lead suspect and remains in custody due to a parole violation as the Los Angeles Police Department continue their investigation.

Sports Recap

The Rams closed out their 2011 season losing their last 13 games in a row. City College finished with a record of 5-29.

Baseball blanked by West Valley Vikings

West Valley infielder Trevor Marino collects a hit in their 18-0 victory over the City College Rams. The Rams record moves to 5-25. City College will wrap up its 2011 season with five more conference games including two home games on April 22 and 26 at 1 p.m. against Mission College and Chabot College respectively.

Injuries plague Rams in 2011

Sitting on the bottom of the Coast Conference standings, City College baseball is looking to finish the last month of their season on a high note.

Classless act from Dodgers fans

Ever since my childhood, I have been passionate about the teams I like. When they win I smile; when they lose I frown. Sometimes I have yelled the occasional expletive in frustration during a game. But something that happened to a fan this past week was uncalled for and completely across the line. A Giants fan is now in critical condition after he was physically attacked.

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