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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
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WOHLK SELECTED TO ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM BASKETBALL WOMEN (2/19/2012) |
Riverside City sophomore guard Heather Wohlk (Arlington/Riverside, CA) has been selected to the All-Orange Empire Conference team it was announced today by the conference. Wohlk averaged 13.5 points per game during conference play, helping the Tigers to a 4-8 record and a fifth-place finish. She also averaged 6.5 rebounds a game.
Fullerton's Aunjanay Chambers was selected as the Orange Empire Conference Player of the Year after helping the Hornets to a share of the conference title. Chambers, a sophomore out of Valencia High School in Placentia, CA, averaged 18.1 points a game, 7.8 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 3.8 steals a game. Three coaches were honored as coaches of the year. Fullerton coach Debi Woelke and Cypress coach Margaret Mohr were honored after guiding their respective teams to the conference title. The coaches also honored Riverside coach Alicia Berber after mid-season suspensions left the Tigers with just seven players for the conference schedule. Berber guided the Tigers to a 4-8 conference record, good for fifth place.
Player of the Year - Aunjanay Chambers, Fullerton
Coaches of the Year - Margaret Mohr, Cypress; Debi Woelke, Fullerton; Alicia Berber, Riverside
First Team - Aunjanay Chambers, Fullerton; Alexandra Coleman-Thomas, Fullerton; Shalae Edwards, Saddleback; Janelle Flores, Santa Ana; Melissa Jensen, Cypress; Shomari McCorkle, Irvine Valley; Anna Nguyen, Santa Ana; Sloan Turner, Cypress; Amber Wharton, Irvine Valley; Heather Wohlk, Riverside
Second Team - Chanel Benson, Fullerton; Megan Blackwell, Irvine Valley; Ashley Engeln, Orange Coast; Loren Gurrola, Fullerton; Donna Ka' anoi, Cypress; Melanie Kashanchi, Irvine Valley; Shala Kirkpatrick, Saddleback; Carlisha Phillips, Fullerton; Donquenae Townsend, Saddleback; Chelsea Walton, Cypress
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL CONCLUDES SEASON WITH WIN OVER SADDLEBACK BASKETBALL WOMEN (2/17/2012) |
Riverside City women's basketball team closed out its season with a 59-54 Orange Empire Conference victory over Saddleback in Mission Viejo. The victory was the Tigers' third in the their last four games. Riverside, which played with just seven players since December, finishes the season 4-8 in conference and 10-18 overall.
In her final game as a Tiger, sophomore Heather Wohlk scored 20 points in 40 minutes of play. She was 7 of 15 from the floor, 4 of 8 from beyond the three-point line and made both free throws she attempted. She also had 9 rebounds in the win. Teammate Christine Pascua added 15 for the Tigers, who led 26-19 at halftime. The 20 points were Wohlk's third 20-plus scoring output of the season. She she scored in double figures 14 times this season.
Saddleback had three players score in doubled figures, led by Shala Kirkpatrick who had 18. Teammate Desiree Ale chipped in 15 and Quenae Townsend added 10 for the Gauchos.
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL STRUGGLES, BUT WINS BASKETBALL WOMEN (2/15/2012) |
Despite scoring just 41 points, Riverside City managed to score a much needed 41-33 victory over Orange Coast in what was the Tigers' final home game of the season at California Baptist University. Riverside (9-18, 3-8) will close out the season on the road Friday against Saddleback at 5:30 pm.
The victory pulled Riverside into a tie for fifth-place with Orange Coast (11-18, 3-8). The Tigers have won two of their last three games headed to Mission Viejo. Both teams struggled as they combined for 46 turnovers (26 by Riverside) and each had stretches without scoring. Orange Coast, at one point, went 10:28 without a point in the second half. The Pirates shot 23 percent from the floor and made just 3 of 23 three-pointers. Riverside shot 31 percent from the floor and was 3 of 13 from beyond the arc.
Only one player, Orange Coast's Michelle Angel, who came off the bench, managed to score in double figures. She finished with 10 points. Riverside was led by freshman Christina Pascua who had eight points. Three others scored seven points. The Tigers, which enjoyed a 17-rebound advantage, got eight rebounds from freshman Rikki Frohmader. |
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DESPITE THREE PLAYERS IN DOUBLE FIGURES RIVERSIDE FALLS BASKETBALL WOMEN (2/10/2012) |
Riverside City women's basketball team had three players score in double figures, but Irvine Valley's Camille Rosales made sure the Lasers would go home with a victory. Rosales came off the bench to score a game-high 21 points in helping Irvine Valley (17-11, 8-2) to a 71-52 victory over Riverside (8-18, 2-8) at California Baptist University.
All of Rosales' points came from beyond the three-point line as she made 7 off 11 three-pointers. She scored 12 points in the first half as the Lasers built a 32-27 halftime lead. In the opening half, Riverside used a 14-0 run to open a 21-7 lead with 10:20 remaining. Riverside, however, battled back getting within in one, 26-25, with 1:38 left. It would be as close as the Tigers would be the rest of the night.
Irvine Valley slowly pulled away the final 20 minutes, at one point opening a 66-45 lead with 3:42 left. The Lasers, who had 11 of their 12 players score, got 35 points from their bench. The Lasers, who out-rebounded the Tigers 42-35, got 13 rebounds from elanie Kashanchi. Riverside was led by hristina Pascua who had 15 points. Sophomore Heather Wohlk added 12, while Berniz Chang added 10 points. Rikki Frohmader finished with 11 rebounds to pace the Tigers, who play their final home game on Wednesday, February 15 against Orange Coast at 6:30 pm at CBU. |
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SNAPS FIVE-GAME LOSING STREAK BASKETBALL WOMEN (2/8/2012) |
Riverside City women's basketball team snapped its five-game win streak with a 62-52 victory over Santa Ana in an Orange Empire Conference game played at California Baptist University. Riverside, which hosts Irvine Valley on Friday, February 10 at 6:30 pm at CBU, won despite turning the ball over 36 times, a season-high for the Tigers.
Riverside, which had all seven players score, benefited for Santa Ana's shooting woes. The Dons (6-18, 1-9) was 20 of 65 from the floor and 3 of 28 from beyond the three-point line. The Tigers (8-17, 2-7) had one of their better shooting nights as they shot 41.3 percent from the floor and 71.4 percent from beyond the arch. Sophomore Heather Wohlk made four of the Tigers' five three-points in the first half as Riverside raced out to a 29-15 lead with 4:04 remaining. Santa Ana, however, went on a 10-0 run to close out the half and cut Riverside's lead to 29-25 at halftime.
After Santa Ana had gotten with two at 45-43, Riverside's 7 went on a 17-7 run, taking a 62-50 lead with seconds remaining. Riverside dominated the paint, scoring 32 points in the paint. The Tigers also ruled the boards, out rebounding Santa Ana, 54 to 29. Riverside's Rikki Frohmader led Riverside with 14 rebounds and Chrsitina Pascua added 10. Wohlk finished with a game-high 26 points, with Shanika Ezell adding 11. Santa Ana was led by Janelle Flores, who scored 21 points. |
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FOUR PLAYERS IN DOUBLE FIGURES NOT ENOUGH BASKETBALL WOMEN (2/1/2012) |
Riverside City women's basketball team had four players score in doubles figures, but it was enough as the Tigers fell to Fullerton, 64-55, in an Orange Empire Conference game in Fullerton. The loss was Riverside City's fifth straight and ninth in the Tigers' last 10 games. Riverside will try to snap its losing streak next Wednesday when Riverside (1-7, 7-17) hosts Santa Ana in a 6:30 pm game at California Baptist University. Riverside's only conference win this season has come against Santa Ana.
Against Fullerton (7-1, 18-7), Riverside got 14 points from Brianna Garcia and Dreana Underwood, but the Tigers couldn't overcome a 34-31 halftime deficit. Riverside led with seconds left in the first half, but it would be the last time the Tigers would hold a lead as Fullerton outscored the Tigers, 30-24, in the final 20 minutes.
Fullerton's Aunjanay Chambers led all scorers with 22 points. |
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CYPRESS DEPTH DOWNS RIVERSIDE, 67-52 BASKETBALL WOMEN (1/27/2012) |
Cypress had 13 players score as the Chargers used its bench depth to defeat Riverside, 67-52, in an Orange Empire Conference game at California Baptist University. The loss was Riverside eighth in its last nine games headed into next Wednesday's road game at Fullerton.
Cypress, which entered the night tied with Fullerton for first place in the Orange Empire Conference, used a quick start, using a 15-0 run to take a 18-5 lead. A lead the Chargers (16-8, 6-1) would never surrender. At one point, Cypress had opened a 25-9 before eventually settling for a 34-18 halftime lead after the Tigers (7-16, 1-6) had gotten within nine at 26-16. A minute into the second half, Cypress had opened a 20-point lead at 38-18, but the Riverside 7 rallied, getting within 9 points at 57-48 with 1:36 remaining in the game. However, be as close as Riverside would get.
Cypress, which played 15 players, had just one score in double figures. Melissa Jensen managed 10 points, with 8 points coming from the free throw line. Teammate Sloane Turner dominated the boards, recording 11, 7 on the offensive end. Meanwhile, Riverside got 10 points apiece from Heather Wohlk and Shanika Ezell. |
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RIVERSIDE PUTS UP FIGHT, BUT FALLS TO SADDLEBACK BASKETBALL WOMEN (1/25/2012) |
Riverside women's basketball team continues to frustrate and fight till the end, but the Tiger 7 just can't get over the hump. Tonight, it was a 55-48 loss to Saddleback in an Orange Empire Conference game at California Baptist University. The loss is Riverside's third straight and seventh in its last eight games. Four of the losses have been by a margin of 11 points or less.
Against Saddleback, Riverside had a 24-23 lead at halftime, but the Gauchos (18-4, 4-2) used a 10-0 run over the course of a four-minute span as Saddleback took control of the game. The Gauchos extended their 37-30 lead into its biggest lead of the night at 55-45 with 21 seconds remaining.
Riverside, which hosts Cypress on Friday at 6:30 pm at California Baptist University, got 16 points from Shanika Ezell. Heather Wohlk added 13, while Dreanna Underwood chipped in 11. Saddleback got 21 and 20 points, respectively from Raven Gammage and Shalae Edwards. |
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL FALLS IN OVERTIME TO ORANGE COAST BASKETBALL WOMEN (1/20/2012) |
The game-tying buzzer-beating 3-pointer by Ashley Engeln will be the key memory from Friday night's overtime win for the Orange Coast College women's basketball team, but it took a total team effort for the Pirates to pull out the 70-64 victory over the gritty Riverside College Tigers.
Playing with just seven players due to an early-season dismissal of several players, Riverside (7-14, 1-4) led for most of the game before the Pirates (10-12, 2-3) finally found some team-wide intensity on both sides of the floor. Trailing by as many as 13 points (40-27 with 16 minutes remaining), the Pirates turned things around and slowly began to narrow the gap against the tiring Tigers. A 15-4 Coast run cut the deficit down to just two with just under 8 minutes left to play.
Strong play by the Pirate trio of Engeln (game-high 20 points), Jalecia Wilson (eight points, 10 rebounds off of the bench) and Megan Hanson (12 points, eight assists) helped spark the second-half comeback.
However, the comeback seemed for naught as Tigers forward Heather Wohlk (team-best 16 points) hit a running jumper in the key with 25 seconds left, putting Riverside up 59-56. A missed jumper and OCC foul sent Tiger forward Christine Pascua to the line, but she missed both free throws, giving the Pirates one final chance to tie the game.
Hanson drove up the floor with nine seconds left and found Engeln at the arc. The sophomore guard let it fly just as the buzzer sound and found nothing but net, sending the game into overtime. It was the third straight OCC-Riverside game inside the Peterson Gym that went to overtime on a buzzer-beater by the Pirates.
And, just like the previous two, the Pirates would take full advantage of their opportunity. Jordyn Terukina opened the OT with a 3-pointer, giving the Pirates a lead they would not lose the rest of the way.
OCC's Jenna Arnett added 13 points and six rebounds in the victory. For the Tigers, other standout efforts came from Rikki Frohmader (14 points, 11 rebounds) and Dreanna Underwood (15 points, nine rebounds).
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL FALLS TO IRVINE VALLEY BASKETBALL WOMEN (1/18/2012) |
Riverside women's basketball team played just five players, four of which scored in double figures, but it wasn't nearly enough as host Irvine Valley downed the Tigers, 61-49, in an Orange Empire Conference game. The Lasers, who used 12 players in the game, also had four players score in double figures, led by Megan Blackwell with 14 points.
For 20 minutes, Riverside (7-13, 1-3) made a game of it. The Tigers made 11 of 26 field goals, but was 0 for 9 on three pointers. Despite it, Riverside was within six points at halftime at 32-26. But the second half wasn't kind to the Tigers as they made just 7 of 31 shots and continued its struggle from beyond the three-point line, making 1 of 7 attempts. Riverside also committed 11 turnovers in the final 20 minutes.
Riverside, which travels to Orange Coast on Friday for a 7:30 pm game, was led by Shanika Ezell with 13 points. Rikki Frohmader added 12 points while Heather Wohlk and Dreanna Underwood each chipped in 10 apiece. Berniz Change, who had 4 points, grabbed a game-best 12 rebounds. |
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GARCIA LEADS RIVERSIDE PAST SANTA ANA, 62-52 BASKETBALL WOMEN (1/13/2012) |
Riverside Brianna Garcia scored 20 points and Rikki Frohmader added 11 points as the Tigers scored a 62-52 victory over Santa Ana in an Orange Empire Conference game in Santa Ana. The loss keeps Santa Ana (5-13, 0-4) winless in conference play. Meanwhile, Riverside snapped a four-game losing streak.
Santa Ana's Anna Nguyen opened the game with a three-pointer but the remainder of the half belonged to the Tigers (7-12, 1-2) as they went on a 19-2 run, taking a 14-point lead with 6:14 left in the half. The Dons (5-13, 0-4) were able to bounce back and cut the Tigers lead to 29-16 going into the half. But the second half belonged to Riverside as the Tigers built their lead to as large as 19 points. Nguyen led all scorers with 25 points as the Dons lone scorer in double digits. |
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SURRENDERS 17-POINT LEAD, FALLS TO FULLERTON BASKETBALL WOMEN (1/6/2012) |
With just six healthy players, Riverside women's head basketball coach Alicia Berber knew her Tigers would have to play a near-perfect game in order to beat Fullerton. For 32 minutes, Riverside did just that, but the final eight minutes proved to be the difference as the Tigers fell 63-62 to the Hornets in an Orange Empire Conference game at California Baptist University.
Riverside (0-2, 6-12) built a 17-point lead with 17:37 remaining in the game, but the Tigers couldn't maintain the energy. Five of the six players played 33 minutes or more and it began to show down the stretch. Fullerton went on an 13-0 run to get within 45-41 with 14:33 left. Riverside, however, was able to maintain its lead until 5:13 left when the Hornets Loren Gurrola hit a three-pointer, giving the Hornets a 57-54 lead.
Riverside shot lights out the first half, making 16 of 26 field goals as the Tigers took a 38-25 halftime lead. Meanwhile, the Hornets struggled terribly in the first half, making just 9 of 32 shots, including 3 of 14 from the three-point line.
The Tigers got 14 points apiece from Brianna Garcia, with 10 coming in the first half. Teammate Shanika Ezell added 14, with 10 also coming in the opening 20 minutes. Fullerton, meanwhile, got 22 points from Aunjaney Chambers. She scored 13 of her points in the final period. Gurrola added 19 for the Hornets.
Riverside, which has a bye on Wednesday, travels to Santa Ana on Friday, January 13 for a 7:30 pm game. In all the Tigers will play their next three games on the road. |
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BIG SECOND HALF LIFTS CYPRESS PAST RIVERSIDE BASKETBALL WOMEN (1/4/2012) |
Cypress used a 14-point second-half advantage in turning back Riverside, 62-46, in both team's Orange Empire Conference opener in Cypress. The Tigers managed to hang with Cypress over the first 20 minutes as they went to the locker room down two points at 25-23. But the final 20 minutes proved to be too much as the Chargers rolled off 37 second-half points, and Riverside made just six shots from the floor in the final 20 minutes.
Sophomore Heather Wohlk led Riverside with 13 points. Teammate Rikki Frohmader added 12.
Riverside hosts Fullerton, the favorite to repeat as conference champions, on Friday at 8:30 pm at California Baptist University. |
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL FALLS IN THIRD-PLACE GAME BASKETBALL WOMEN (12/30/2011) |
Riverside women's basketball concluded its preseason schedule with a 62-51 setback to Los Angeles Valley in the third-place game of the Ventura Tournament. The loss drops Riverside to 6-10 overall headed into its Orange Empire Conference opener at Cypress on Wednesday, January 4.
Against Los Angeles Valley, Riverside had three starters account for 33 of its 51 points. Sophomore guard Heather Wohlk had 12, Deanna Underwood had 11 and Rikki Frohmader added 10. The Tigers trailed by 14 points at halftime and made a run at LA Valley, but the Tigers ran out of game down the stretch. |
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NO. 1 VENTURA HANDLES RIVERSIDE, 57-33 BASKETBALL WOMEN (12/29/2011) |
Riverside was held to 7-second half points as the Tigers fell to Ventura, the state's No. 1 ranked team, in the semifinals of the Ventura Tournament, 57-33.
Riverside will play in the third-place game at 4 pm against Los Angeles Valley.
The 33 points is the fourth-lowest point total by a Riverside team since 1978 when Riverside was held to 34 points in three different games. The 7 points figure to a be school record for fewest points scored in a 20-minute half. The Tigers actually were within three points at halftime at 29-26. |
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL HOLDS OFF SOUTHWESTERN IN OVERTIME BASKETBALL WOMEN (12/28/2011) |
It took an extra period, but Riverside opened the Ventura Tournament with a 61-58 victory over Southwestern in the opening round of the Ventura Tournament tonight. The Tigers, who outscored the Jaguars 12-9 in the overtime period, advance to the championship semifinals where they will meet tournament host and the state's No. 1-ranked team in Ventura at 7 pm. The Pirates dismantled El Camino, 86-66. Riverside, which is unranked, got 19 points from sophomore Heather Wohlk and 18 points from Shanika Ezell. Ezell's free throw with 12.6 seconds remaining iced the game for the Tigers. |
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL BOUNCES BACK TO BEAT SD MESA BASKETBALL WOMEN (12/10/2011) |
Riverside women's basketball team bounced back from its opening tournament loss to San Bernardino Valley on Friday to edge San Diego Mesa, 48-40, in a consolation game of the Los Angeles Valley Tournament. The Tigers, who opened the tournament with a 53-43 loss to San Bernardino Valley, managed to advance to the consolation finals on Sunday with the win over the Olympians (4-6). Riverside (4-8) will play the winner of the Victor Valley-Compton game at noon on Sunday, December 11.
In the win over San Diego Mesa, Riverside held the Olympians to just 14 first-half points. San Diego Mesa helped the cause as they made just 5 of 27 field goals and 2 of 15 three-pointers. They even struggled from the free throw line, making 2 of 8. Riverside, which has only seven players on the team, got a 17-point performance from Rikki Frohmader and a 15-rebound performance from Christina Pascua.
Riverside led from start to finish, scoring the first 11 points of the game and 16 of the first 19 points. |
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL FALLS IN TOURNEY FINALS BASKETBALL WOMEN (11/27/2011) |
Riverside women's basketball team struggled offensively and the end result was a 63-49 loss to Santa Rosa in the finals of the Santa Ana Tournament. Santa Rosa scored 21 of the first 31 points and never looked back as the Tigers shot 27 percent from the floor and 64 percent from the free throw line. The Cubs opened a 14-point lead before setting on a 36-23 halftime lead. Looking to climb back into the contest, Riverside managed to get within 5 points at 43-38 with 12:31 remaining, but Santa Rosa outscored Riverside 17-7 over the next 11 minutes to put the game away.
Dreanna Underwood, who was named to the all-tourney team, scored a team-high 14 points. Riverside's Christine Pascua was also selected the all-tournament team. Santa Rosa's Jen Tsurumoto led all scorers with 20 points. Teammate Jenna Reed chipped in 11 in the finals.
Riverside will play in the Los Angeles Valley Tournament on December 9th when the Tiger take on Inland-Empire rival San Bernardino Valley at 3 pm. |
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ADVANCES TO TOURNEY FINALS BASKETBALL WOMEN (11/26/2011) |
Ashley Carter scored 20 points and Dreanna Underwood added 17 points and 14 rebounds as Riverside advanced to the finals of the Santa Ana Tournament with a 79-55 rout of Orange Coast. Riverside benefitted from a sluggish first half by Orange Coast. The Pirates shot just 21 percent in the first half and was outscored at the free throw line by 9 points. Riverside broke an early 6-6 tie with an 18-6 run en-route to a 40-25 halftime lead. Riverside extended its lead to 25 points, 58-33 with 15 minutes left and 29 points, 74-45, with 3:left.
Riverside (3-4) will play Santa Rosa at 4 pm tomorrow, Sunday, November 27. |
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL OPENS TOURNEY WITH A WIN BASKETBALL WOMEN (11/25/2011) |
Riverside's Rikki Frohmader scored 16 points and grabbed 16 rebounds as the Tigers opened the Santa Ana Tournament with a 73-65 victory over Merced. The victory pushes Riverside into the championship semifinal against Orange Coast on Saturday at 5 pm.
Trailing by one at halftime, 31-30, Riverside went on a 10-2 run to open the second half, taking a 40-33 lead with 16 minutes remaining. Merced, however, battled back eventually retaking the lead at 43-40 at the 13:21 mark. The Tigers answered back, however, eventually opening an eight-point lead at 63-55 with 4:32 remaining. Merced managed to get within two, 63-61, with 3:25 left, but Riverside turned the Blue Devils way by going on a 10-4 run to close out the game.
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ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT AND VIEWPOINTS LAUNCHES TIGER TV GENERAL NEWS (9/15/2011) |
The Riverside athletic department, in conjunction with Viewpionts, the District's on-campus newspaper, has launched Tiger TV.
James Martinez, Matt Dziak and Javier Cabrera, editor in chief of Viewpoints, will cover Tiger athletics from the sidelines to the locker room, giving Tiger fans an inside look at the week's happenings.
There will be post-game interviews as well as a weekly wrap up and highlights from all 19 athletic teams during the 2011-12 season.
"We're excited about Tiger TV," said Athletic Director Barry Meier. "It will be another way for us to keep the community involved in the 19 athletic programs and the student-athletes who work so hard - in the classroom and on the field.
"Viewpoints is a top-notch college newspapers and (associate professor of Journalism) Allan Lovelace does a tremendous job working with his students to put them in a position to pull off a project like this. In the end, this is a win-win, a win for our student-athletes and win for the students wanting a career in broadcast journalism." |
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Community Education Football Offense/Defense Class
Riverside City's Kinesiology Department will be offering a spring Community Education class for Football Fundamentals (KIN-A60/A61 in the spring schedule or the college catalogue). The course provides the student an opportunity to learn general and specific individual defensive and offensive football fundamental techniques and strategies, emphasizing active participation in the game of football. The community education class is open to all students. Participants can sign-up on the Community Education website or in person the first day of class, which is Tuesday, April 3. The Community Education class will take place from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays on the football practice field. Students should come in proper football attire, which includes shorts and cleats. Cost is $36, please bring exact change. This is a noncredit class. Instructor is Tom Craft. |
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Community Education Out of Season (Basketball) Conditioning Class
Riverside City's Kinesiology Department will be offering a spring Community Education class for Out of Season Basketball Conditioning Class (KIN-A95 in the spring schedule or the college catalogue). The course applies advanced conditioning and weight training principles for an out-of-season training program for varsity sport competition. The community education class is open to all students. Participants can sign-up on the Community Education website or in person the first day of class, which is Tuesday, April 17. The Community Education class will take place from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm in Wheelock Gym, on Monday through Friday with the end date being June 7. Students should come in proper attire, which includes gym shoes. Cost is $36, please bring exact change in you plan on registering in person. This is a noncredit class. Instructor is Joshua Thomas. |
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Community Education Women's Summer Soccer Class
Riverside City's Kinesiology Department will be offering a spring Community Education class for Men's Soccer (KIN-A64 in the spring schedule or the college catalogue). This course is designed to introduce students to the rules, basic skills, and offensive/defensive strategy in soccer Emphasis will be placed on improving individual skills and applying these skills to game situations Subsequent enrollment in additional semesters will
provide the student an opportunity for added skill competency
development. Participants can sign-up on the Community Education website or in person the first day of class, which is Tuesday, July 3. The Community Education class will take place from 8 am to 10 am at the Norco College Soccer Stadium and meet Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (ending date is August 14, will be no class on Wednesday, July 4). Students should come in proper attire, which includes soccer cleats. Cost is $36, please bring exact change in you plan on registering in person. This is a noncredit class. Instructor is Lynsey Jalayer. |
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Community Education Men's Summer Soccer Class
Riverside City's Kinesiology Department will be offering a spring Community Education class for Men's Soccer (KIN-A64 in the spring schedule or the college catalogue). This course is designed to introduce students to the rules, basic skills, and offensive/defensive strategy in soccer Emphasis will be placed on improving individual skills and applying these skills to game situations Subsequent enrollment in additional semesters will
provide the student an opportunity for added skill competency
development. Participants can sign-up on the Community Education website or in person the first day of class, which is Tuesday, July 3. The Community Education class will take place from 10 am to 1 pm at the Norco College Soccer Stadium and meet Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (ending date is August 14, with no class on Wednesday, July 4). Students should come in proper attire, which includes soccer cleats. Cost is $36, please bring exact change in you plan on registering in person. This is a noncredit class. Instructor is Francisco Melgarejo. |
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