Sports

By Taylour Sparkman and Gibran Beydoun Staff Writers Freshman wing Malik Jackson saved his biggest performance for the biggest game.  His 21 points propelled the men’s basketball team to an 86-76 win over the Porterville College Pirates in the second round of CCCAA…

  The location was different, with top-ranked City College of San Francisco this time coming to The Nest. The magnitude of the game was different, greater even, with the Hawks up to No. 3 in the state rankings. But the second matchup between…

The CCCAA Men’s and Women’s Water Polo State Championship tournament was held at Las Positas College from Friday, Nov. 19 to Saturday, Nov. 20. Stands were full with family and friends in support of those competing, as well as a few cameras…

The hiatus for the Las Positas College women’s basketball team will extend a second season. Athletic director James Giacomazzi confirmed that while most sports are returning to action, the 2021-22 season has been canceled for women’s basketball due to the retirement of…

The Hawks men’s basketball team haven’t been on the court since the 2019-20 season, where they had a 20-9 record and had a streak of 2 losses. The team has returned and they opened this season with an impressive start of 4-1. During…

The Las Positas College men’s soccer team was looking to win their fourth in five games as they matched up against Merritt College on Friday, Sept. 10. The Hawks struck first, 15 minutes in with a goal from midfielder Dominic Giusto. Twenty…

Photo by Alan Lewis. Freshmen Alyssa Sullivan (25) and Tiffani Cheng (18) each scored a hat-trick in their 11-0 win against Redwoods.   The Hawks have not had a normal season in what seems like forever, but they are showing everyone that they never slowed…

Photo taken By Alan Lewis It has been over a year since the Las Positas women’s soccer team has played a match, and even longer since they have had fans watch them in one, so they women were determined to make the most…

Photo Taken By Alan Lewis The Hawks have long awaited the return of a normal season, as they played without fans and did not compete for a championship in the prior two seasons due to the pandemic. Now able to practice in full…

Just like in person instruction and students attending campus, sports have returned to normalcy at Las Positas College. Back in the spring, soccer returned with a limited schedule due to COVID-19 related obstacles, such as restrictions and cases among players that canceled…