Despite a playoff appearance last season, The Santa Ana College men’s soccer team is off to a rough and uncharacteristic start with a 0-3 loss to College of the Desert. After a
With school coming back into session, our student-athletes will also return to their respective fields and courts over the coming months. Football, Wrestling, Men’s and Women’s Soccer, and Volleyball are all slated
I watch closely as 77-year-old Santa Ana College alumnus Barry Asher begins his routine. It’s his first time picking up a bowling ball in six months. As he shuffles his feet, getting
On Sunday, April 28 hundreds of former players, friends and family members filled the bleachers, dugouts, and infield grass in a celebration of life to honor the life and legacy of former
Santa Ana College women’s softball team suffered a devastating loss against Orange Coast College on Tuesday, with a final score of 10-2. With this loss, OCC snapped SAC’s four-game winning streak. “It
The grass inside the track-and-field area on campus is scheduled to be replaced with synthetic turf by Oct. 2025. While construction takes place, football will need to relocate their practices at the
Football, baseball, basketball, and hockey are daily necessities that I need to watch, and I’m not alone. According to Statista, around 57.5 million people watch live sports daily. There is one huge
Over the last three years, coach Anthony White refined Santa Ana College’s football program. He made them winners. He also brought a new culture and a mindset for his student-athletes to carry
Star linebacker Blaze Iglesias wasn’t expected to play in the Southern California Bowl. At kickoff, he was in street clothes due to an injury in SAC’s last game. But after the first
Santa Ana women’s basketball looked like a team to be feared in their third game of the season. From the opening tipoff, they were surgical and more physical than their opponent, Grossmont