While most students enjoy the weekend, four Orange Coast College athletics program will be hard at work.
The men's and women's cross country teams will be at the Foothill Invitational in Chino's Prado Park, starting at 9 a.m.
Pick up the Sept. 30 issue of the Coast Report to read about the cross country teams' performances this year. The "Sports Roundup" is not available online.
The women's water polo team will be on its second day in the Cuesta Tournament. Despite a 8-19 record last year (2-4 in conference), the lady Pirates are optimistic about this season because of its sophomore returners.
The Pirates football take its perfect 4-0 record and opens the Orange Empire Conference play at Fullerton College, starting at 6 p.m.
Last year, the Pirates started off 4-0 but lost six-straight to finish 4-6.
Head coach Mike Taylor said, "(Quarterback Kyle Manning's) got to get a little better for us to have an opportunity. (Opponents) are going to load up with nine guys in the box to stop Ray Holley."
Holley leads the Pirates in rushing yards and touchdowns - 177 yards per game and 8 TDs - and is the No. 1 ranked tailback in the state.
The men's and women's cross country teams will be at the Foothill Invitational in Chino's Prado Park, starting at 9 a.m.
Pick up the Sept. 30 issue of the Coast Report to read about the cross country teams' performances this year. The "Sports Roundup" is not available online.
The women's water polo team will be on its second day in the Cuesta Tournament. Despite a 8-19 record last year (2-4 in conference), the lady Pirates are optimistic about this season because of its sophomore returners.
The Pirates football take its perfect 4-0 record and opens the Orange Empire Conference play at Fullerton College, starting at 6 p.m.
Last year, the Pirates started off 4-0 but lost six-straight to finish 4-6.
Head coach Mike Taylor said, "(Quarterback Kyle Manning's) got to get a little better for us to have an opportunity. (Opponents) are going to load up with nine guys in the box to stop Ray Holley."
Holley leads the Pirates in rushing yards and touchdowns - 177 yards per game and 8 TDs - and is the No. 1 ranked tailback in the state.
Both the men's and women's soccer programs at Orange Coast College swept division rivals Tuesday (Sept. 29), but both did it with their own style.
The lady Pirates (7-2, 3-2 in conference), led by this week's Pirate of the Week Kallie Ryker's (pictured) three goals, won in a 3-0 shutout.
Coast's Lara Tishler, Taryn Bales and Ayla Medina assisted on Ryker's goals.
On the other hand, the Pirates (4-4, 1-0 in conference), led by William Munoz's two goals, came back after trailing Santiago Canyon College by a goal early in the second half to win 2-1.
Coast's Anthony Gonzalez and Jordan Gorman assisted on Munoz's goals and goalkeeper Brian Repetto posted eight goals in the contest.
Men's team will return to action Friday (Oct. 2) at Cypress College. Following another road game at Irvine Valley on Tuesday (Oct. 6), the Pirates will host Golden West College Oct. 9. All games start at 3 p.m.
The lady Pirates will return to action on Tuesday (Oct. 6) against Fullerton, beginning at 7 p.m. at LeBard Stadium.
[Photo by Tony Lee]
The lady Pirates (7-2, 3-2 in conference), led by this week's Pirate of the Week Kallie Ryker's (pictured) three goals, won in a 3-0 shutout.
Coast's Lara Tishler, Taryn Bales and Ayla Medina assisted on Ryker's goals.
On the other hand, the Pirates (4-4, 1-0 in conference), led by William Munoz's two goals, came back after trailing Santiago Canyon College by a goal early in the second half to win 2-1.
Coast's Anthony Gonzalez and Jordan Gorman assisted on Munoz's goals and goalkeeper Brian Repetto posted eight goals in the contest.
Men's team will return to action Friday (Oct. 2) at Cypress College. Following another road game at Irvine Valley on Tuesday (Oct. 6), the Pirates will host Golden West College Oct. 9. All games start at 3 p.m.
The lady Pirates will return to action on Tuesday (Oct. 6) against Fullerton, beginning at 7 p.m. at LeBard Stadium.
[Photo by Tony Lee]
After I attended the Hall of Fame induction ceremony at the Peterson Gym Saturday (Sept. 26), I planned to write a little something about what happened and put it on the blog.
Instead of a short blog entry, I decided I'm going to write my column, "It's Me, Tony Lee" on it and a staff writer will write about what happened there.
Check out the Sept. 30 Coast Report Wednesday to see what happened Saturday.
Click here to read about which four individuals were inducted into the Hall of Fame.
[Photo by Tony Lee]
Instead of a short blog entry, I decided I'm going to write my column, "It's Me, Tony Lee" on it and a staff writer will write about what happened there.
Check out the Sept. 30 Coast Report Wednesday to see what happened Saturday.
Click here to read about which four individuals were inducted into the Hall of Fame.
[Photo by Tony Lee]