Eagles Fly Past Rams in Disappointing Loss for City College
After putting up 443 yards of total offense last week, CCSF could only manage a total of 143 in today’s 20-31 loss to the Eagles.
Read moreAfter putting up 443 yards of total offense last week, CCSF could only manage a total of 143 in today’s 20-31 loss to the Eagles.
Read moreDonation from UA Local 38 will help fund City College athletics for years to come.
Read moreThe Rams’ next game will be at San Joaquin Delta on Oct. 15, 1 p.m., giving the side ample time to prepare for what will now be an uphill battle in the conference championship.
Read moreRipping victory from the Tigers’ teeth, defensive back D’Andre Greeley downed himself on the 15. The Rams ran out the clock and took home the state championship for the first time since 2015.
Read moreTwo-time All-American quarterback for the Rams Nick Rolovich was relieved of his duties amid a winning season with the Cougars
Read more“I don’t see deafness as a block to what I can do as an athlete – I was given talent by God and I’ve had that as a gift, so I’m ready to put it all into football.”
Read moreFor college football families and football enthusiasts alike, there is a great reason to be optimistic, and Kahaulelio and the Rams are a premier example of this.
Read moreIt’s full steam ahead for the athletics department as City College’s coaching staff and student-athletes prepare for an official fall sports season.
Read moreCCSF Athletics department plans a full return for the fall semester.
Read moreCity College resumes in person practice with an emphasis on conditioning.
Read moreBurl Toler Sr. broke barriers as the first Black official in the NFL, but accomplished just as much off the field as he did on it.
Read morePacifica native and former quarterback for the CCSF Rams, Anthony Gordon, has recently signed a futures contract with the Kansas City Chiefs. Gordon, coaches, and a fellow teammate reflect on the journey that has led him to this exciting moment.
Read moreThe spring sports schedule is far from a given, but athletes, coaches, and administration are ready no matter what situation arises.
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