After over two months in the hospital, Prince Mahboubian was faced with the toughest decision of his life: die, or get his leg amputated. A
Tag: Swim
BRIEF: Former Pierce Brahma wins gold medal
Former Brahma Eric-Jacques Caprani, who was a swimmer for Pierce in 1998, made waves at the European Masters Games held in Torino as he won
Spring 2019 Brahmas of the Semester
The Brahmas of the Semester were the top Pierce players in their respective sports. They were selected by The Roundup News sports editors based on
Swim gets accolades at state competition
One of the best swim teams in Pierce history, saw five competitors place at the State Championships, while the team finished 14th overall with 92
BRIEF: Swim State Championships
Pierce swim has competed two days in the California Community College Athletics Association Swimming State Championships at De Anza College in Cupertino. In the 200-yard
End of the road for athletic director
The search for a new athletic director begins as Moriah Van Norman will not reapply for the position at the end of the semester. Van
Swimming towards Cupertino
Personal accolades were not enough for the swim team in the 2019 Western State Conference Championships, a three-day meet at the Santa Clarita Aquatic Center,
Age is just a number in the pool
A life is rarely changed by 0.1 second, but for Pierce swimmer Mario Marshall, that was the difference between qualifying for the Olympics and becoming
Swim competes at Pasadena
The swim team made a splash in the 19th edition of the Pasadena City College Invitational, a three-day event that had different colleges competing. Head
Loungin’ Around
Changes are coming to athletics as athletes will have another option to make sure they are on the course of remaining eligible. Carlos Woods, the