Hundreds of volleyball fans crowded onto Pierce College’s Ken Stanley Court to watch the U.S. Women’s National Team scrimmage Thursday night. Renown players and coaches
Author: Ethan Hanson
Staff Reporter - Fall 2013
Sports Editor - Spring 2014, Fall 2014
Former Brahmas reunite in Georgia
Adam Schechter, a former Pierce College wide receiver known for his feisty play and helping the Brahmas win the Patriotic Bowl, announced on his facebook
Peters looking to recognize Pierce sports
Pierce College Vice President Eric Peters spoke to the Brahmas women’s volleyball team before their afternoon practice about making the sports programs more recognized on
Scooby’s Corner: Athletic director honors past with Hall of Fame
With the last week of school, finals and fellow Brahmas graduating, it begs the question who will these Brahmas be in years to come? Will
Top 5 athletes to look for next semester
FOOTBALL-OFFENSE Earl Hargrove, sophomore 6’2- Wide Receiver South Philadelphia, PA Description: Hargrove is expected to do great things this upcoming fall. He follows a long
Q&A: Joe Moran, Roundup player of the semester
Brahmas outfielder Joe Moran, who helped lead the Brahmas to their first playoff berth since 2010, has been named the Roundup’s player of the semester.
Scooby’s Corner: Crosstown rivalry intensifies
In light of the recent comments made by former Pierce College running backs coach Cordell Landers, now at Valley, he has made one thing clear:
Pierce loses football coaches to Valley College
Pierce College football coaches are starting to dwindle as two more have left to coach at Valley College. Former linebackers coach Claude Clayborne and running
Defensive coordinator accepts head coaching job at Valley College
After just one season under the helm Pierce College defensive coordinator, Juan Navarro, will become the new head football coach at Los Angeles Valley College.
Campus blackout stalls morning classes
Morning classes were disrupted due to a blackout that occurred in the English Building Tuesday, May 13. Campus electricians were unable to figure out what