The California Community College Athletic Trainer's Association has inducted Brian Cable into the Hall of Fame for his outstanding career and service to student athletes at Cerritos College.
Former Cerritos College men's tennis player Derek Siddiqui, who played from 2010-11, has been named the Associate Head Coach at Mississippi State University.
In our ongoing commitment to recognize the top performances from Cerritos College athletes, this week's Raising Canes Player of the Week recipients are a quartet of women's wrestlers that helped lead the Falcons to the 3C2A State Championship.
In conjunction with Raising Canes, the Cerritos College Athletic Department has agreed on a partnership to award a gift card to a male and female Athlete of the Week.
With the Cerritos College men's and women's cross country teams preparing to compete in the 3C2A State Championships in a little over a week, four members earned their name to the state's top academic award list.
Cerritos College men's and women's Track and Field/Cross-Country coach Chris Richardson has been selected to serve as the Men’s Head Coach on USATF’s World Athletics U20 Championships staff.
On Monday, April 8, the Cerritos College baseball family, along with all who have had participated in baseball, lost a legend when former Falcons baseball player Don Sneddon passed away two days after his 72nd birthday.
It was no coincidence that as soon as Lloyd Higgins joined the Cerritos College men's and women's coaching staff that they immediately became a state power in throws competition.
In his 10 seasons as the Cerritos College track and field and cross country head coach, Chris Richardson has always worked hard to find new techniques to help his student-athletes improve.
Over the course of his 40 years with Cerritos College, Hal Simonek spent time as the school's wrestling coach, instructor, Athletic Director, Dean of Athletics, women's cross country coach, women's water polo coach and women's swimming coach.
After capturing the South Coast Conference South Division championship, the Cerritos College men's soccer team is looking to add the SCC Tournament title to their resume.
After both the Cerritos College men's and women's water polo teams finished in second place in the South Coast Conference, they were each seeded #6 for the Southern California Regional Playoffs.
At the 2020 U.S. Olympic Trials, a pair of former Cerritos College women's track and field athletes competed, while a former member of the men's team qualified to compete for the Mexican National Team for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
Due to the fluctuating number of COVID-19 cases, concerns of other COVID variants and the pandemic conditions in Los Angeles County, the majority of the presidents of the South Coast Conference Colleges made the difficult decision on February 26 to suspend athletic competition for traditional spring sports for the 2021 season.
EDITOR'S NOTE: In my 35 years as the Cerritos College Sports Information Director, I have never interjected my personal thoughts or feelings in a press release. But Poonie was like a brother to me, and this one hits a lot harder, so please understand if this release has a personal touch - JVG
Former Cerritos College baseball player Jared Robinson, who spent the last six seasons with the Cleveland Indians, has signed a minor league deal with the New York Mets.
In accordance with the rest of the South Coast Conference, Cerritos College has decided to opt-out of the traditional fall/winter sports for the 2020 season.
Regardless of the sport, anytime someone is interested in becoming a coach, there's always the distinct possibility that they would have to travel anywhere for their next job.
By the time Jenel Lopez had competed in her final swim meet for Cerritos College in 2010, she was part of nine school records and was named the South Coast Conference Swimmer of the Year both seasons.
It was just four short years ago that Mackenzie Kutzke was an Academic All-American outfielder, who batted .364 for the Cerritos College softball team.
With the number of California Community Colleges that were fielding wrestling teams continuing to dwindle, high school athletes were faced with the decision to travel farther distances if they wanted to continue their wrestling careers.
In the first of a new series, we will be looking back at former Cerritos College athletes and what they're up to these days. Our first is former volleyball player Mandy (Arnold) Rodriguez.