By Bianca Macias Typically, by this time of the year, most of the Riverside City College softball team has already met during the summer workouts that prepare it for the fall and the spring season. This year, the team’s ritual for success has been exchanged with communication through Zoom and their TeamSynced App as a
After a four hours and multiple chances for both teams to end the game, an infield single in the bottom of the 13th by Dani Melendez gave RCC the win.
By Jair Rodriguez The Riverside City College softball team has won 10 out of their last 13 games, and leading the way is sophomore sensation from Escondido, infielder Karter Williams. The Tigers started the season slow but have been on a hot streak lately. “We’ve come out with a lot of energy from the get
By Mia Magana Going down does not always count as an out and a strikeout does not always mean game over, there is always room for redemption. This rings true as Riverside City Colleges softball team has won six of their last eight games after a difficult start to the 2019 season. From the
The Riverside City College softball team conceded their second home loss in a row with a 7-5 late game thriller to Santiago Canyon College on April 20 at the Samuel C. Evans Sports Complex.
This season has been a slow start for the Riverside City College softball team, but after picking up a 12-11 win March 2 against top ranked team Santiago Canyon College (SCC), it might just be the spark they needed.
The Riverside City College Tigers put an end to their three-game losing stink when they beat Santiago Canyon, 12-11, on March 2.
The Riverside City College Softball team bounced back with a, 6-5, win at Allan Hancock, and tried to continue the win streak against Cypress on Feb. 24, where the Chargers defeated RCC, 5-1
Published: March 26, 2015 | Written by Alex Ortiz The Riverside City College softball team had no luck this past weekend at the Bakersfield Tournament where the team went 1-3, the sting carried through March 25 when the Santa Ana Dons stomped the Tigers 10-2. The Dons came out strong scoring five unanswered runs but
Posted: March 24, 2015 | Written by Laura Tapia & Alexis Naucler The Tigers came out on top in their game against the Orange Coast Pirates on March 20 to end their home game losing streak, playing only five innings, ending it with a “mercy” score of 10-0. RCC finished off strong, scoring in every
