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BASEBALL: Dons vs. Los Angeles Harbor. GAME DATE: February 14, 2013. After hurting his right shoulder, freshman centerfielder Ryan Aguilar found the perfect cure. He knocked in three runs and scored another

SOFTBALL: Dons vs. Cerritos. GAME DATE: Wednesday, February 7, 2013. The Dons extended its winning streak to four Thursday, with a victory 5-1 over visiting Cerritos College. Second baseman Alyssa Yglesias hit

FOOTBALL. The Dons football team sent 14 student-athletes to four-year universities. Tight end Woody Quinn will go to Division I in the Southeastern Conference after committing to the University of Tennessee. Linebacker

BASEBALL SEASON PREVIEW: The Dons field a high-powered offense, but the pitching staff remains a question. The Dons baseball team has some deficiencies to address, but at least they can hit. “Our

FOOTBALL. The Dons football team sent 14 student-athletes to four-year universities. Tight end Woody Quinn will go to Division I in the Southeastern Conference after committing to the University of Tennessee. Linebacker

SOFTBALL: Hitters tie home-run record! Four Dons hitters broke a decades-long record Feb. 4. Sabrina Perez, Heather Robertson, Devon Rodriguez and Becky Poirier hit home runs in the Dons’ 11-2 win over

DONS BASKETBALL 2013: Dons lead the Orange Empire Conference in scoring, and is among the top five in three-points made. The Dons’ basketball team runs and shoots a lot. That is part

SOFTBALL: Dons vs. LA Valley. GAME DATE: Monday, February 4, 2013. Four Dons hitters broke a decades-long record Monday. Sabrina Perez, Heather Robertson, Devon Rodriguez and Becky Poirier hit home runs in

SOFTBALL: Dons vs. San Diego Mesa GAME DATE: Wednesday, January-30, 2013 Before San Diego Mesa southpaw Laura Nelson threw a pitch, her team was up by six runs. Nelson threw a two-hitter

WOMAN BASKETBALL: Dons vs. Cypress College. GAME DATE: Wednesday, January-30-2013. Freshman guard Jeana Magana knocked down a corner three-pointer with 15 seconds left Wednesday, putting Cypress College ahead for good as the