PCC overcame horrific playing conditions and scheduling, which made it impossible to play their own style of game. The venue was switched hours before kickoff and the field was unsafe due to potholes, mud and dirt.
Hat trick propels Lancers to third straight win
Powered by a hat trick scored by a freshman midfielder, the Lancers women’s soccer team won its third consecutive game on Tuesday afternoon in their SCC conference opener against ECC Compton at Robinson Stadium.
Football grabs second straight victory
Coming into Saturday’s game against the College of Canyons Cougars, the PCC football team hadn’t won back-to-back games since 2010… All that has changed.
Lancer women deal second straight shutout in 1-0 victory
The Pasadena women’s soccer team won their second in a row as they dealt Mt. San Jacinto its first loss of the season in a 1-0 shutout on Friday evening at Robinson Stadium.
Women’s soccer get on track with 2-0 victory
The Lancers women’s soccer team grabbed its first win of the season in Tuesday’s home opener, blanking the Cuyamaca College Coyotes 2-0 at Robinson Stadium.
Men’s soccer outshoots San Diego Mesa 4-2
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Communication is key to continued volleyball success
Before the 2014 season began, the Lancers volleyball team and coaching staff were well aware of the big shoes to team had to fill. Gone from last year’s team are the Lancers’ all-time aces and kills leader, Nora To’omalatai, and last season’s vocal leader Thula Parks.
Lancers football ends drought with 19-7 victory
The Lancers football team displayed it’s much improved defense for the home fans during Saturday’s 19-7 victory over LA Harbor College. The victory was the Lancers first home win since 2011.
Last minute penalty kick forces draw
In a seesawing battle, against the Santa Ana Dons, PCC men’s soccer team snatched a 2-2 draw from the jaws of defeat at Robinson Stadium on Friday.
Barba leads from the front
Sophomore, Barba took a chance against some of the world’s best undiscovered U-20 soccer players. He embarked on a potentially life-changing journey by signing up for the ‘Nike Chance,’ an international competition that only offers one Nike Soccer Academy professional contract.