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SCVNews.com | Lady Cougars Bring Home Second Straight WSC Championship - Vimarsana News

SCVNews.com | Lady Cougars Bring Home Second Straight WSC Championship

College of the Canyons Women's Golf was the victor of a Western State Conference title for the second time in as many years, after taking the top spot at the two-day championship tourney at Rio Bravo Country Club Oct. 29-30.

SCVNews.com | Cougars Bring Home Sixth-Place Finish at Oxnard Invitational - Vimarsana News

SCVNews.com | Cougars Bring Home Sixth-Place Finish at Oxnard Invitational

College of the Canyons made its way to the annual Oxnard Invitational on Friday with both the men's and women's teams bringing home a sixth-place finish. 

SCVNews.com | COC Distance Runner Milca Osorio Commits to CSU Stanislaus - Vimarsana News

SCVNews.com | COC Distance Runner Milca Osorio Commits to CSU Stanislaus

College of the Canyons All-State distance runner Milca Osorio is continuing her career at California State University at Stanislaus after a highly successful run with the Cougars.

SCVNews.com | COC Standout Andy Ambriz Headed to UCSD - Vimarsana News

SCVNews.com | COC Standout Andy Ambriz Headed to UCSD

College of the Canyons sophomore Andy Ambriz, the 2023 Western State Conference, South Division Player of the Year, has committed to continue his baseball career at University of California, San Diego.

SCVNews.com | COC's Andrew Henderson Continues Career at Sonoma State - Vimarsana News

SCVNews.com | COC's Andrew Henderson Continues Career at Sonoma State

College of the Canyons sophomore Andrew Henderson signed with the Sonoma State University Seawolves men's basketball program to continue his career at the NCAA Division II level.