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  • Coaching staff excited after track season opener

    The men's and women's Track and Field teams opened up their season with a first place finish in the one mile race at a meet on Feb. 10 at Mt. San Antonio College.

  • Lottes / Courier Women's Basketball Wins Against Cougars

    The Women's basketball team faced the Los Angeles Southwest College Cougars on Jan, 18. The final score was 78-49 Lancers.

  • High expectations for baseball seasons

    As men's baseball coach Evan O'Meara goes into his eighth coaching season at PCC this spring semester he feels confident in the team and is expecting a winning season.

  • Track and Field looks to recruitment to improve on last season’s success

    The PCC Track and Field team is aiming high this year—for a Top 5 state ranking. The team is looking to build on last season's top 10 state ranking. "We have the right tools, if we have the right situation and the right timing, we have the potential to win a State Championship," said Head Coach Larry Wade.

  • Men's Basketball Loses to Cougars

    The men's team faced the Cougars men's team on Jan. 18. The final score was 62-49, Cougars.

  • David Plunkett Injuries a mainstay for football season

    After a roller coaster ride of a season in 2010, this year's PCC football team continued to struggle but began working on its game armed with a new head coach in Fred Fimbres.

  • Charles Winners Cross country team is head of the class

    Coming off a tenth place finish at the community college state championships, the PCC cross country team's season gave them their best finish in fifteen years.

    It wasn't all smiles and success as the team suffered many setbacks early on, including losing runners and struggling to adapt to the change of pace from training to competition.

  • Despite offseason, athletes maintain fitness through diet and exercise

    With the large variety of sports PCC has to offer, the methods undertaken by athletes to stay in shape in their respective sport's offseason do not differ much from one other, from dietary habits to amount of exercise.

    So what do athletes do to stay in  game shape when not competing?

  • Justin Clay/Courier Athletic Zone keeps athletes on academic track

    Student athletes are typically faced with extensive academic requirements in order to maintain eligibility to play sports for the college. At PCC, special academic counseling for athletes is offered in the Athletic Zone.

  • Anthony Richetts Basketball brings D to tourney

    The men's basketball team went 2-1 in the Kennedy and Associates Thanksgiving Tournament over the weekend.