By Jair Ramirez The Riverside City College men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams competed in the Orange Empire Conference Championship at Saddleback College from April 18-20. The men’s team won the meet with 957 points. This was the first time in 20 years that the men’s team has won the OEC Championship since placing
By: Austin Turner After three days of championship racing at the Orange Empire Conference Swimming and Diving Championships, the Riverside City College Tigers just couldn’t catch Orange Coast College. The OCC Pirates dominated the championships, capturing both the men’s and women’s titles while continuing their chase for state. The RCC women’s team were able to
By Austin Turner The Riverside City College swimming and diving team continued its push towards the top of the Orange Empire Conference standings with a solid showing at the second OEC meet of the season. The women put up a fantastic performance, placing second in the seven-team field, while the men had a strong showing,
A stellar swimmer and water polo player is two things Emily Martin proves to be when she is in the water. An athlete that has competed since she was five years old, Martin has enjoyed a competitive and successful journey in the pool.
The Riverside City College men’s and women’s swim teams set several school and conference records at the Orange Empire Conference championship tournament at Fullerton College on April 23.
After winning first place in the Chaffey tournament on March 11-12, the men’s and women’s swim teams continue to be the teams to watch out for as they prepare for conference championships in April.
Riverside City College’s athletic department will celebrate the college’s 100th anniversary by inducting the largest class in the history of its hall of fame.
Posted: May 13, 2015 | Written by Laura Tapia Winning several individual competitions the Tiger’s swim team competed in its last meet of the season at State Championships at East Los Angeles College from April 30 to May 2. Although the men’s swim team finished just one point shy of American River College who finished
Posted: May 3, 2015 | Written by James H. Williams The Riverside City College Tigers men’s swimming and diving team finished fifth at the CCCAA State Meet. RCC finished one point behind American River College, who finished fourth. Freshman Adrien Deloffre finished first in the 200 breaststroke event for the Tigers. Deloffre’s efforts made him
Posted: April 29, 2015 | Written by Laura Tapia The record-breaking kid was at it again at the Orange Empire Conference Championships hosted by Saddleback College on April 27. Adrien Deloffre broke his personal best and the previous record set by him at Riverside City College, he swam a time of 2:05.68, easily taking first
