City College’s return to the playoffs this fall was led by freshman Quarterback Darius Clark-James, who was voted the Bay 6 League Offensive Player of the Year and was a unanimous selection for the league’s first-team quarterback.
City College’s 2025 football season came to a crushing but hard-fought close on Saturday, Nov. 11, as the Rams fell 56–38 to Fresno City in a 1,000-yard shootout at George M. Rush Stadium.
Closing out an impressive 2025 regular season, Head Coach Eduardo Nuno was awarded the All-Bay 6 League Coach of the Year.
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.
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 (3-7 overall, 3-2 in Bay 6 Conference) closed their bittersweet, injury-scarred season on Saturday, Nov. 16, with a 28-24 win over their former coach and teammates.
The College of the Sequoias kick a field goal in overtime for the win on September 14, 2024, in San Francisco. The Rams came back in the 4th qt on a Richard Washington TD run to tie the score 24 – 24 and force overtime.
The Rams were eager for the chance at their first win of the 2024 football season on Saturday night, Oct. 5.
Two former CCSF football stars, quarterback Anthony Gordon and wide receiver Easop Winston Jr., turned their junior college grind into NFL dreams. Their journey, filled with perseverance, record-breaking performances, and resilience, proves that no matter where you start, hard work can lead to the professional stage and a shot at greatness.
The 2023 Rams’ dream of a state football championship ended in a nightmarish 41-6 massacre by the American River College Beavers in the Northern California Regional Playoffs in Sacramento on Nov. 25.
A heartbreaking defeat to the CSM Bulldogs ended the Rams football team’s perfect season, losing 44-17 in a one-sided affair.
San Mateo also has a perfect record in Bay 6 competition so the game on their home field will determine the championship as well as the top seed for the upcoming Northern California Regional Playoffs.
There was never much doubt about who would win Saturday’s contest between the 1-4 Delta Community College Mustangs football team…
