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1 month ago | 
sdcitytimes.com | Danny Straus |David J Bohnet
San Diego City College celebrated Women’s History Month with the Knights’ women’s tennis and softball teams both in action on Tuesday, March 18. Roughly 200 City College community attendees were given black and pink commemorative jerseys and were treated to lunch just beyond center field at Beck Hock Field. City’s mental health department was also in attendance and reminded fans of future events and resources they provide. The following passages recap each of the days events.
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Dec 20, 2024 | 
sdcitytimes.com | Danny Straus
Editor’s note: City Times Media’s Vince Outlaw and Danny Straus will be adding play-by-play and color commentary to all remaining men’s home games during the 2024-25 season. To watch the video, click here. Audio feed and transcript coming soon!The San Diego City College men’s basketball team won decisively over San Diego Mesa College at Harry West Gym in the Knights’ last game of 2024.
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Dec 19, 2024 | 
sdcitytimes.com | Danny Straus
Aamori Daniels is a star in two sports at San Diego City College. But her collegiate career had a rocky start. Daniels, a Georgia native, was cut from the volleyball team at a local school, Fort Valley State, during her freshman after a new coach was hired. She sought out other schools to play volleyball but also wanted to continue her basketball career, a sport she excelled in when she was a Peach County High School student.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
sdcitytimes.com | Danny Straus
Categories: Student-founded record label celebrates with listening party in Curan Plaza
The San Diego City College Music Program wrapped up the fall semester with an album release of student music under the SD Knights Records label and a listening party to celebrate in Curran Plaza Dec. 4. Second-year student Damon Washington, whose stage name is Bigg Dame, was among the 13 student artists featured on the album “Sounds of City, Vol.
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
sdcitytimes.com | Danny Straus
The San Diego City College men’s basketball team lost to No. 3 Fullerton College, 61-58, in a back-and-forth battle that saw the Hornets come out on top at Harry West Gym on Nov. 30. City entered play ranked No. 7 in the state with a five-game winning streak, which included three wins in three days at the Home Motors Tournament against Barstow, San Jose, and Allan Handcock colleges, respectively.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
sdcitytimes.com | Danny Straus
The San Diego City College men’s soccer team lost their regular season finale 4-1 to Pacific Coast Athletic Conference leader Cuyamaca, (13-4-2, 10-1-1 PCAC) at Cuyamaca College, Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2024. The match was a draw until the 35th minute when Cuyamaca’s Ali Almaliki scored off a rebound. Cuyamaca then added another goal in the 42nd minute, shocking City with two quick goals before halftime.
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Nov 1, 2024 | 
sdcitytimes.com | Danny Straus
The San Diego City College volleyball team was swept their final home match of the season, 25-18, 25-17, 25-8 against Pacific Coast Athletic Conference leader San Diego Mesa College (19-1, 12-0 PCAC) at Harry West Gym Oct. 30. The Knights (4-12, 4-9 PCAC) stayed competitive in their first two sets, but a series of serves that didn’t go over the net plagued them in the first set and a questionable out-of-bounds call from a referee swung the momentum towards Mesa College’s favor in the second set.
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Oct 25, 2024 | 
sdcitytimes.com | Danny Straus
The San Diego City College Knights beat Cuyamaca College (26-24, 25-14, 25-21), en route to their second straight 3-0 sweep Oct. 23. City was led by sophomore Allison Wygal, who recorded her second straight double-double with 10 kills and 12 digs, including the match-ending kill in the third set. After the match, Wygal and her teammates sang along to “Celebration” by Kool and the Gang as it echoed throughout Harry West Gym. Wygal then detailed her team’s comradery despite their 4-10 record.
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Oct 16, 2024 | 
sdcitytimes.com | Vince Outlaw |Danny Straus |Andrea Valdez |Kai Carr
Editor’s note: This is one of seven issue-focused voter’s guides based on data from the City College Community Agenda. Check back often for the rest of the guides and the latest City Times Media election-related news and information. Although Atticus Klatt is still in high school, he sees housing and homelessness in San Diego as relevant to all residents. “Housing is a big one,” Klatt said to City Times Media in April. “How do we deal with the homeless?
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Oct 15, 2024 | 
sdcitytimes.com | Danny Straus
When San Diego City College cross country runner Brandon Hernandez crossed the finish line at the Manny Bautista XC Invitational, he let out a loud shrill cry and simultaneous flex that symbolized his growth as a runner at City. According to Knights cross country head coach Philip Dunn, Hernandez improved his time in the four-mile race by three minutes from last year’s event, finishing at 26 minutes, compared to 29 minutes previously. “Brandon Hernandez did really well,” Dunn said after the race.
