Rams Show Heart, Despite Ending Conference with a 1-0 loss
City College lost 1-0 to Evergreen Valley College on their home turf. Evergreen Valley College has been on an undeniable conference run of 9-2-2, and it showed on the pitch.
City College lost 1-0 to Evergreen Valley College on their home turf. Evergreen Valley College has been on an undeniable conference run of 9-2-2, and it showed on the pitch.
The Rams, 7–3 overall and 4–1 in conference, carry the No. 4 seed into the Northern California Regional Playoffs, hosting No. 5 Fresno City College this Saturday, Nov. 22, at Rams Stadium — where breath turns to thunder and the turf at George M. Rush Stadium remembers the footsteps of championships.
City College’s women’s basketball team defeated Fullerton 69–43, sending the visitors home after a strong showing from the Rams in their latest matchup.
If at first you don’t succeed at football, play volleyball until you grow to be 6’2” and become a deep threat receiver. This is the path of the Rams’ superstar sophomore Jeremiah Nash.
By halftime, the defending state champions led Butte College by 30 and never looked back, cruising to a 105-63 win in the opening game of the CCSF Tip-Off Classic.
Jeremiah Nash pulled down a fourth-and-three, 35-yard touchdown pass late in the third quarter, a finishing touch on City College’s 38-21 victory over visiting Foothill College on Saturday afternoon.
The Rams struggled to find their rhythm and capitalize on opportunities in the first half, before securing a win after a five-game winless streak, beating Ohlone College 2-0.
City College’s women’s volleyball team fell 3–0 to West Valley College in their first conference match of the season, marking their 11th straight loss before bouncing back with a home win against Skyline.
City College’s women’s soccer team dominated Chabot College 5–0, led by Chemnui Simpson’s first hat trick of the season and Luz Hernandez’s two goals in a commanding all-around performance.
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.