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Antonio Pusateri (San Francisco No. 24), hangs from the hoop in front of De Anza players in the De Anza gymnasium on Jan. 22.

Mountains Lions struggle against San Francisco and lose 84-63

Orly Bryan, La Voz Staff | February 8, 2025

The men’s basketball team played against the City College of San Francisco on Wednesday, Jan. 22 at 7 p.m, losing 84-63. The Mountain Lions fought hard at home, but struggled to limit turnovers, get...

Guard James Thomas (De Anza No. 12), 22, sociology major, takes the ball around wing Keshawn Johnson (San Mateo No. 32) in the College of San Mateo gymnasium on Jan. 15.

Men’s basketball comeback falls short against San Mateo Bulldogs

Orly Bryan, La Voz Staff | January 22, 2025

The men’s basketball team faced the San Mateo Bulldogs on Friday, Jan. 17, losing 84-75. This loss marks De Anza’s fourth consecutive defeat this season. Despite a slow first half, the Mountain...

Behind the box score

Behind the box score

Yumeno Matsuo, La Voz Staff | January 20, 2025

Before the door opened for the men’s basketball home game against the Cañada College Colts on Jan. 15, the sounds of dribbling and shoes rubbing against the floor let people outside of the gym know...

Forward Tre Fields (De Anza No. 30), 20, sociology major, keeps the ball in the De Anza Gymnasium on Jan. 15.

Cañada Colts make comeback against men’s basketball, finishing 71-61

Reymond Castaneda, La Voz Staff | January 19, 2025

It was a home game for the De Anza Mountain Lions in Cupertino, but for forward Sean Crowley (De Anza No. 32), 20, business administration major, this was a game against his former team: the Cañada...

Illustration of Roary the Mountain Lion trying to dribble a basketball past a Chabot Gladiator.

Men’s basketball battles to the buzzer in overtime showdown against Chabot

Seanna Henry, La Voz Staff | January 18, 2025

On Friday, Jan. 10, Chabot came into the lion's den with a 12-4 record — the Mountain Lions had a tough matchup ahead of them, but that didn't mean they would easily accept defeat.  Every player's mindset...

Forward Sean Crowley (De Anza No. 32), 20, business administration major, keeps the ball away from guard Milandev Chatha (Skyline No. 33) in the Skyline College Gymnasium on Jan. 8.

Men’s basketball falls 89-74 to Skyline Trojans

Diem Tran, La Voz Staff | January 16, 2025

In their first conference game of the season, De Anza’s Mountain Lions fell short in their tough game against Skyline College’s Trojans. Each player on the court put their all into their performances,...

De Anza's men basketball team keeps their lead against Cabrillo College at their home game on Jan. 25.

De Anza men’s basketball falls seven points short of first conference win

Adam Kinfe, Staff Reporter | February 8, 2023

In their 20th game of the season, the De Anza Mountain Lions fought against the Cabrillo Seahawks for the whole game, but fell short with a score of 86-79, putting its season record at 2-18. Guard Tim...

Dominic Simpkins, 19, communications major

All for the love of the game

Lianna Martinez, Staff Reporter | March 30, 2020

De Anza College basketball player Dominic Simpkins, 19, communications major, fell in love with the game of basketball ever since laying his eyes on his own, first ever ball at age 5. “I never stopped...

John Vergara, 20, kinesiology major taking a three-point shot on Feb. 21 against Hartnell College.

Father credited for his son’s desire to excel in all aspects of life

Ruby Veloz, Staff Reporter | March 18, 2020

It was the last home game of the season and his last game playing for De Anza College when John Vergara, 20-year-old sophomore, stepped on the court and saw his mother and father sitting in the bleachers. “My...

Kyle Nelson, 21, accounting major drives to the basket against West Valley College defenders in a 60-54 home loss Jan. 24.

Men’s basketball look forward to a better season with more returning players

Lianna Martinez, Staff Reporter | March 13, 2020

The Dons performed well this season but head coach Jason Damjanovic said his team has room for more improvement and skill development. “I think this past season was an eye opening season as to what...

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