Events Calendar 9/28-10/11
The Guardsman's event roundup for the next two weeks includes a basketball jamboree, a free music festival and an art print workshop!
ccsf mens basketball
Rams win women’s and men’s basketball back-to-back by large margins
By Patrick Cochran
pcochran@theguardsman.com
The City College of San Francisco women’s and men’s basketball team both won by large margins in a home doubleheader Friday night. The women went first against San Jose City College and won 82-38 while the men nearly won by as much
Warriors honor Rams during NBA playoff game
MEN'S BASKETBALL
By Julian Rodriguez
City College Men’s basketball team gets honored by NBA Champions Golden State Warriors during Monday’s Game 2 of their playoff game, for winning the California Community College Athletic Association championship.
This was the first time that the Men’s basketball team
Rams advance to CCCAA State Finals with big win over Cabrillo
MEN'S BASKETBALL
By Patrick Cochran
pcochran@theguardsman.com
The City College of San Francisco men’s basketball team beat Cabrillo College Saturday night, winning its semi-final playoff game 77-60. The Rams now advance to the CCCAA State Finals in Ventura, played March 8-11.
“I was excited, I thought
Rams season ends
By Robert Jalon
The Women’s and Men’s City College basketball teams were defeated 24 hours apart in the 2017 California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) playoffs- ending both their seasons.
The Lady Rams lost to Ventura 79-66 in the Elite Eight in what is their furthest advancement in
State Championship Looms As City College Flirts With Basketball Immortality
By Dakari Thomas
Blowing through the competition is something City College have become accustomed to this year.
As a result, the push to a State Championship continues as the Rams have reached the Final Four of the California Community College Athletic Association’s men’s basketball playoffs after three blowout
City College Player Reaches New Heights
By Dakari Thomas
With seven minutes left in a game against Skyline College, Trevor Dunbar decided to make an instant impact on the game.
In transition, Dunbar hesitated to get a step on the defender, spun, dropped to the floor, and rose up for a double-pump finger roll and one.