Caltech Men’s Tennis sent shockwaves through the tennis world Saturday, defeating SCIAC rival Pomona-Pitzer Colleges by a 5-2 margin. It was the Beavers’ second time ever defeating the Sagehens, who were also the highest-ranked opponent felled by Caltech in pr... More »
The City of Pasadena Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department and California Golden Gloves will host the California State Boxing Tournament on April 12-13, 2025, at Victory Park Recreation Center. The prestigious tournament provides a platform for t... More »
NFL quarterback Bryce Young is partnering with the Rose Bowl Institute and the Pasadena Tournament of Roses to host his second annual Youth Football ProCamp on April 4 at the Rose Bowl Stadium. The event aims to teach football fundamentals to young athletes wh... More »
Caltech Women’s Tennis, currently ranked No. 25 in NCAA Division III, swept the Hope International University Royals 7-0 Tuesday afternoon. The Beavers were out to a quick start as first year Carissa Gerung (Portland, Ore. / Jesuit) and senior Grace Wilson (Al... More »
The honorees for the Men’s Swim & Dive 2024-2025 Academic All-District teams were announced by College Sports Communicators earlier today, and among those being recognized for their outstanding achievements are four Caltech Beavers. Seniors Jason Lin (Los Ange... More »
Pasadena City College baseball head coach Pat McGee achieved his milestone 200th career victory as the Lancers split two non-conference games at Merced on March 27-28. The Lancers blanked the Blue Devils, 8-0, on Thursday to open the 2-game series. McGee accom... More »
The Pasadena City College women’s swim team slipped by Chaffey, 98-95, in splitting the final South Coast Conference double dual meet of the 2025 season at El Camino College on Friday. The Lancers lost to host ECC, 154-53. El Camino swimmers won 13 of the 14 e... More »
Michael Petersen and Evan Yi each won three events as the Pasadena City College men’s swim team split their final South Coast Conference double dual meet, defeating Chaffey, 131-126, and losing to host El Camino, 157-97, on Friday. Petersen won the 100 and 200... More »
In the history of 3C2A women’s badminton beginning at the start of the 21st century, 24 championships have been decided in the South Coast Conference and a remarkable 75 percent of those belong to Pasadena City College. The Lancers captured their 18th SCC titl... More »
Firefighters from the Pasadena Fire Department will join their counterparts from Los Angeles County Fire Department and Los Angeles Fire Department in honoring the World Series champions at today’s Dodgers home opener against the Detroit Tigers. The ceremonial... More »
Raider Tello and Nate Garkow, both former Pasadena City College baseball players under head coach Pat McGee, each made their debuts in Major League Baseball with successful appearances on back-to-back days in Spring Training games on Sunday and Monday. An All-... More »
“That Tokyo trip was really rough, one of the worst flights ever,” said Dodgers outfielder Mookie Betts Sunday evening in the clubhouse at Dodger Stadium, discussing the mysterious stomach ailment that has now plagued him for more than a week. In a candid medi... More »
