
Jacqueline Leong Places Third in Badminton State Championships
Leong persevered through the grueling first rounds which took place Friday May 9. She faced difficult matchups from De Anza College, and San Diego Mesa College.
Leong persevered through the grueling first rounds which took place Friday May 9. She faced difficult matchups from De Anza College, and San Diego Mesa College.
The women’s swim team made history for City College this May, diving across the spring season’s finish line at the 3C2A’s California Community College 76th annual Swimming and Diving State Championship meet.
During the 2024-25 season, the college’s women’s athletics programs have rewritten record books across multiple sports, bringing home championships and top finishes while maintaining a collective 3.4 GPA.
The City College badminton team left Foothill College in the dust with a massive lead in their home game on Tuesday, April 22.
Chabot’s high-powered offense was the catalyst in their victory, subduing the Rams with a barrage of hits.
The Rams were close to taking the lead throughout the game but could not overcome a late-inning offensive explosion by the Cañada College Colts.
The Rams have qualified for the 3C2A State Championships and will send a pair of singles players and two doubles squads to represent the college.
The Rams badminton team set the tone for the season with their 21-0 win over Mission College on March 6.
City College was the victim of a beatdown from College of San Mateo on Thursday, March 13, losing in blowout fashion.
After heartbreaking losses to Fullerton in the 2019 and 2023 playoffs, City College entered the 2024-25 season with unfinished business. And they didn’t just finish it—they wrote the ending in bold.
The City College women’s basketball team showcased its defensive prowess, securing a 58-43 victory over Shasta College in Saturday’s second round of the Northern California Regional playoffs.
Gavilan College capitalized on City College’s miscues and defeated the Rams 11-4 on Thursday, Feb. 27. Gavilan knocked eight hits throughout the innings, notably one less than the hometown Rams had with nine.
On Saturday night, the City College Rams began their playoff run with a commanding 88-62 victory over Fresno City College.