Last year, when Sarah Dorn climbed up onto the 1-meter diving board for the final time in 2025, all she was hoping to do was execute.
As she sprang off the board and plummeted down towards the water, she contorted her body…
Freshman guard Ekam Sandhu stood on the perimeter. He was out of breath. It was his debut in the starting lineup. And he wanted to make it count.
With the game tied at 14-14, his moment came. He leaped in front of…
If anyone knows what James Giacomazzi has built at Las Positas, it’s Justin Labagh, the five-time state championship coach from the City College of San Francisco. He and Giacomazzi go back more than two decades.
They met in 2004. Giacomazzi began his…
Kodey Weary has been a force for the Hawks, especially in conference play. But midway through the first half of the showdown against City College of San Francisco, he ran into something different. The Rams’ 6-foot-9, athletic wing Kenyon DeMunyck.
With the…
While the rest of his Hawks teammates were allowing the results to seep through, the idea that their historic season was over, then freshman Jaden Woodard kept driving. In a game the Hawks were outmatched by a loaded Citrus College squad, headlined…
SAN MATEO — James Giacomazzi yelled at his team from the bench, in the way he typically does. He looked angry, urging his team to execute.
The crowd at the College of San Mateo was loud. Their Bulldogs, No. 25 in the…
Sophomore guard Jaden Woodard was smiling at the free-throw line. His spin move frustrated Chabot’s defender, sophomore center Christian Wilson. The Gladiators' sophomore jokingly commented to Woodard about his reliance on the spin move, using it over and over again.
Woodard laughed…
Las Positas had one more chance.
With seven seconds remaining, and trailing by two points, the Hawks designed a play for sophomore guard Jaden Woodard, their leading scorer. He came into the game having scored 20 points or more four times and…
Three of the 45 soccer players at Las Positas College earned All-American Scholar honors following the season. Leading the way is Arteen Arianmanesh, the first player in program history to earn both First Team All-American and First Team Scholar All-American honors. Women’s…
In the midst of a muggy Chicago summer, Mason Bruce witnessed the scale of professional American basketball firsthand.
The United Center crowd pulsed with enough energy to power the city. Eyes locked in on the court. Fans relinquished their emotions to the…
