Will Grubb, Staff Writer
September 25, 2013
Men’s Soccer
vs. Hartnell
The Cosumnes River College Hawks fell 3-1 to the Hartnell College Panthers on Sept. 17, marking their first loss of the season, according to the Cosumnes River Hawks website.
Freshman forward Issac McDaniel opened the scoring in the second period with an unassisted goal, but the Hawks could ...
September 25, 2013
After the San Francisco 49ers got manhandled at home Sunday afternoon by the Indianapolis Colts, many...
September 20, 2013
In Cosumnes River College’s mini tournament against College of the Siskiyous and De Anza College on F...
Nick Valenzuela, Staff Writer
September 20, 2013
Parents, students and spectators trickled into Cosumnes River College's Community and Athletic Center as CRC's volleyball team prepared for a match against Susanville's Lassen Community College on Sept. 11.
Unfortunately for the Hawks, the game would end in disappointment, with a 3-0 loss.
Following the match, Minet Gun...
Scott Redmond, Staff Writer
September 9, 2013
Spectators huddled under the minimal shade of umbrellas with the noon sun directly overhead as the Hawks...
Ben Brown, Staff Writer
September 9, 2013
In a game like soccer where scoring is hard to come by, every opportunity to put a ball past the goa...
May 29, 2013
As another spring semester comes to an end, so does another Hawks’ women’s tennis season.
Although...
May 12, 2013
“To be able to keep players after you have a bad season tells you that they still had a good experience...
Victor Macias, [email protected]
May 11, 2013
It’s been a rough year for Cosumnes River College athletics, but that won't take away the honor of a few athletes, who will be transferring and making the move from CRC to bigger colleges to continue their athletic careers.
Charles Standifer, a 21-year-old sophomore, will be transferring to Division 1 University of California,...
Latishan Gibson, [email protected]
May 11, 2013
With five NBA championships,15 All-Star appearances and other accolades under his belt at the age of 34, this may be the end for Kobe Bryant.
During a victory against the Golden State Warriors on April 12, the Los Angeles Lakers’ star felt a pop as he pushed off his left foot, tearing his achilles tendon.
Many feel that...
Ben Brown, [email protected]
May 11, 2013
In a sporting competition, it’s not just about the game with athletes.
The way you prepare for the game ...
Scott Redmond, [email protected]
May 10, 2013
Fans and players alike have been wondering what would happen if a player in professional sports were to come out of the closet, and now the question will be answered.
Washington Wizards’ center Jason Collins now has the distinction of being the first active player in pro sports to come out as gay, when he made the announc...
May 9, 2013
The atmosphere was set for baseball at Conway Field as the Cosumnes River College Hawks welcomed the...
Zach Hannigan, Editor In Chief
April 26, 2013
It’s become an increasingly important question for elite college athletes over the last few years.
Should I stay in college to better my craft and risk injury or go pro and make some money, but risk having a shorter career?
According to the NCAA, only 1.7 percent of college football players will ever take a snap profess...
April 23, 2013
The Cosumnes River College Hawks' late inning rally fell short, as the visiting Modesto Junior Colle...
April 22, 2013
For the second time, Cosumnes River College has women from the tennis team headed to state competition....
April 15, 2013
Coming off a loss Saturday against Sierra College, the Cosumnes River softball team took the field at...
April 15, 2013
In baseball, winning the big championship is mountains above all other achievements. The final pitch...
April 15, 2013
In a tense, defense heavy game, the Cosumnes River Hawk’s sought to defeat the San Joaquin Delta...
Oswaldo Guzman, Connection Staff
April 15, 2013
With a go getter attitude and an admirable commitment to the team, it is no wonder Cosumnes River College...
Emily Collins, Connection Staff
April 10, 2013
Seeing a batter spit as he approaches the plate or a pitcher nod to his catcher and spit before starting his wind-up is as much a part of baseball as peanuts and Cracker Jacks.
It seems that most players on the field during a MLB game has a dip, or wad of smokeless chewing tobacco, in his mouth.
“It’s been a part of baseball fo...
