On Oct. 18, Women’s Soccer Head Coach Jeff Wilson was honored for his decades of dedication to the success of young men and women on and off the field at Sacred Heart Cathedral’s Athletic Hall of Fame ceremony.
Closing out an impressive 2025 regular season, Head Coach Eduardo Nuno was awarded the All-Bay 6 League Coach of the Year.
This issue’s events calendar includes a sunrise ceremony on Alcatraz, a couple film screenings and holiday markets!
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.
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.
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 City College men’s basketball team is ranked No. 1 in the state. It has only one loss this season. And the Rams were hosting a team with only one win this year in the Coast-North Conference.
Diving headfirst into 2025, the Rams’ swimming team set a foundation for season-long team connections. In only the second meet of the year, one swimmer qualified in two post-season events. The Rams hosted five other colleges’ women’s squads and several men’s teams at the City College natatorium on Feb. 7 and 8 for the San Francisco Invitational.
The City College women’s basketball team had a game that won’t be forgotten anytime soon.
The Rams extended its undefeated Coast-North Conference record to 7-0 with a nearly 20-point win against Skyline College on Feb. 7.
The sun broke through the previous week’s storm surge for a cool yet dry afternoon on the field. The stands were lined with fans wrapped in jackets and blankets while the Rams’ footwork ran hot on the turf. The Rams started the first half off by almost indefinitely holding the ball on the offensive side. Each pass knifed the ball easily through the pattern of well-positioned players, and they rarely let up.
With a 2-0 win over Chabot College, the City College men’s soccer team entered the playoffs as the 12th seed and faced No. 21 Cabrillo College on Wednesday, Nov. 20.
