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Five FCC athletes recieve full-ride scholarships

On April 14, five Fresno City College athletes signed letters of intent accepting full-ride scholarships. The most notable signing of the afternoon was basketball player Blakely Goldberg, who committed to play at Fresno State. “This year not only all was she all-conference, but she was third-team all-state and she is now the third community college player to go on and play at Fresno State,” women’s basketball head coach Brian Tessler said.

A mom on the Run

Track star balances life as a runner and a mother

At age 32, Beth Tademy is not your average mom. She’s also not your average track star. Tademy, who is married with two kids, is one of many student athletes at Fresno City College. She can handle competition, both on the track and at home. Tademy was an outstanding cross country runner this past fall for the Rams and has continued her success this spring as a distance runner with the track team.

David Rohm: One on one with the Rampage

David Rohm grew up with a baseball and a bat in his hands. Now, in his rookie year at Fresno City College, the 20-year-old infielder already leads the Central Valley Conference in a number of categories: .500 batting average, 92 at-bats, 24 runs, 46 hits, and the list goes on.

Getting in the head of Nicole Reed

Fifteen years as a softball player has paid off for the 2009 Central Valley Conference pitcher of the year, Nicole Reed. Reed, with a record of 17-2 and 119 strikeouts, frustrates her opponents. She is catching the eyes of many rivals around the valley while earning great respect from teammates and opponents.