Three former Riverside City College football players are going to the NFL.
Despite all athletes going undrafted in the National Football League’s most recent draft, alumni Isaac Whitney, Skyler Howard and Ryan Navarro were picked up by pro teams following the draft and will look to compete in the 2017 NFL season.
The Riverside City College football program has turned out approximately 131 Division I transfers in seven seasons, they added 13 more during the Feb. 1 traditional signing day ceremony held in the Hall of Fame room.
RCC Viewpoints sports writer Nicholas Escalera talks RCC athletics
The Fullerton College Hornets defeated Riverside City College, 45-29, in the Southern California Championship on Nov. 26 at Shapell Stadium.
Sports writer Nick Escalera recaps the fall sports season and previews the upcoming football game
No. 2 seed Riverside City College Tigers defeated No. 3 seed Saddleback College Gauchos, 49-38, to win the Southern California Bowl and advance in the CCCAA SoCal Regionals on Nov. 19.
Riverside City College football team’s running back Seth Acda has proven that hard work pays off.
The Riverside City College Tigers dominated the scoreboard 38-17 against rival Mt. San Antonio College on Nov. 12 at Wheelock Stadium.
The Riverside City College Tigers dominated rival Mt. San Antonio College, 38-14, Nov. 12 at Wheelock Stadium. The win advances RCC into the playoffs.
The No.1 ranked Riverside City College football team dropped to No.3 after suffering its first loss of the season in overtime against Orange Empire Conference opponent Long Beach City College, 38-31, at Veteran Memorial Stadium on Nov. 5.
