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Evan Franco (right) and Mannat Gill (left) receiving their All-American performances.

A quiet powerhouse: De Anza Cross-Country finishes the season with both teams ranked in top 10

Cameron Oleary, Reporter | November 30, 2021

Cross country is a sport that does not get covered a lot but deserves to be talked about as it is a grueling sport that only some of the best athletes can compete in. It is a long distance running sport...

De Anza fullback Jaeson Gonzalez prepares to take a throw-in during the first half of a rivalry clash with Foothill College.

De Anza men’s soccer drop season finale at Foothill ahead of play-offs

Kevin Nguyen, Features Editor | November 16, 2021

In a clash between two of the top teams in the conference, the De Anza Mountain Lions dropped their final match of the regular season to the Foothill Owls 3-1 on Friday. After this result, the Mountain...

Sophomore shooting guard Annie Do passes to her teammate Tianna Ngo in a 69-42 home win over Porterville College on Nov. 2.

De Anza women’s basketball defeats Porterville 69-42 in season opener

Jacqueleine Liu, Reporter | November 4, 2021

On Nov. 2, in the first game of the basketball season, the De Anza College Mountain Lions won 69-42 against Porterville College.  The Pirates led by six points at the start, but the Mountain Lions...

Middle-blocker Molly Vainish spikes the ball past the Gavilan block in a 3-1 home win at De Anza College on Nov. 3.

De Anza women’s volleyball wins 3-1 against Gavilan Rams

Jacqueleine Liu, Reporter | November 4, 2021

The De Anza College Mountain Lions defeated Gavilan 3-1, winning the first two sets and the fourth set on Wednesday. The Lions jumped out in the first set with a final score of 22-10. The team also...

De Anza Mountain Lions sophomore quarterback Jordan Ausbie heads to the locker room at halftime with his team down 31-7.  The De Anza offense got off to a slow start and had big plays reversed because of penalties in the Oct. 30 home loss.

De Anza falls to Foothill 31-13, in first rivalry match since pandemic

Kevin Nguyen and Daniel Arriaga | November 1, 2021

Los Altos Hills -- It’s been a season of woes for the De Anza College Mountain Lions and in their most anticipated game of the season, against arch-rivals Foothill College, the contest got away from...

Defensive back Kenneth-Kair Roach makes a tackled against Monterrey Peninsula in a 27-26 overtime loss.

De Anza football season update: rough start, but can only go up from here

Daniel Arriaga, Reporter | October 29, 2021

De Anza College’s football program has struggled all year with their 1-6 record, but still believe that a turnaround is possible.   Despite the current four game losing streak, head coach Tony Santos...

Rayshawn Greer forward blowing past the Hartnell defender in the 1-0 game.

Men’s soccer starts the conference season off with a 1-0 win against Hartnell

Cameron Oleary, Reporter | September 30, 2021

De Anza men’s soccer team was able to come away with a 1-0 win against the undefeated Hartnell College Panthers on Tuesday in their first conference game of the year, bringing them to a record of 6-1-1. De...

Captain Diego Delgadillo Aguirre kicking a free kick in the 1-0 home win game on Sept. 24.

Men’s soccer comes out with a victory against Santa Rosa

Cameron Oleary, Reporter | September 27, 2021

De Anza men’s soccer team came up with a victory this past Friday against the Santa Rosa Bear Cubs with a score of 1-0. De Anza struggled the first 10 minutes, but were able to find their rhythm and...

Universities where De Anza student-athletes plan to  transfer in 2021.

Pandemic throws student-athlete transfer plans into limbo

Rahul Makhijani, Reporter | June 26, 2021
While some already see COVID-19 becoming history, De Anza College student-athletes will disproportionately feel the impacts of the virus for years to come.
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Sporting events need to crack down on bigotry

Lianna Vaughan, Reporter | June 16, 2021
To stop bigotry in sports events, attendees should be required to sign waivers and face severe consequences when they do not comply.
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