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Stockton, Calif. — The confidence of the Las Positas women’s soccer team was sky high going into their California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) playoffs second round matchup against San Joaquin Delta College. They felt almost invincible.  But going up against one…

The Las Positas women’s soccer team created more history this season by hanging up another Coast North Conference championship banner at the “Hawk’s Nest” following their undefeated campaign this fall. And with the California Community College Athletic Association playoffs now getting…

The Las Positas women’s soccer team entered their first-round playoff matchup against Taft as a higher ranked, free scoring favorite. But on the day, the Hawks had to really dig deep and utilize all of their tools in order to secure a…

The hype which surrounds the sport of basketball in the United States has the power to leave young players with tunnel vision. Disregarding the future and putting all eggs into one going pro basket is unlikely to work out for most. But…

Devin Bradshaw  @DevinBradshaw_ You’d never notice it. Camryn Adams keeps it hidden. What you will see is a smile of one who has found peace, the kind of warm invitation of one well acquainted with happiness. She is engaging in conversation, her…

Wide smiles and pride were beaming out of the Hawks women’s soccer players as they celebrated clinching the Coast North Conference title at Cabrillo last Thursday. The hard work and dedication that they had put in over the last year had finally…

The look of disappointment and frustration was evident on the faces of both, the players and the head coach Andrew Cumbo following the narrow 0-1 loss to No. 11 ranked Cañada. And having just been held scoreless for the fifth time this season, it is…

The Las Positas Hawks men’s soccer team has been a post-season regular in recent years, but the challenge to make it into the playoffs and go far this fall could be the toughest yet. A Hawks team filled with sophomores enjoyed a regular…

Changes at the head coach position are never easy. Even at the community college level, where the longest you can play in a program is two years. After six years at the helm, Paul Sapsford has waved his goodbyes, and it’s the Hawks women’s soccer…