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02.23.10 M Baseball
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"I think they got their confidence up. We’ll see
how this carries over in conference” |
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Coyotes take 2 of 3 from West LA
Cerro Coso and West Los Angeles combined for 52 runs over three
games, but it was the Coyotes who came out on top in the series, winning
two.
By taking two of three, Coso concludes the preconference schedule with a
4-5 record, heading into a struggling San Bernardino Valley team
on Thursday to begin a three-game set.
The Wolverines started the season losing seven straight, before taking
a two-game set against Compton.
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02.18.10 M Baseball
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“If you work hard, you have the right to win and
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Extra work pays dividends for Cerro Coso at Ventura
No errors on defense.
Twenty-one hits and 15 runs on offense.
A newcomer to the team pitching lights out for five innings.
Everything just came together for Cerro Coso on Wednesday, defeating a
Ventura team who went to the playoffs last year, 15-3.
Coach Dick Adams said after losing three straight in San Diego, the team
put in the work necessary to get better, and it paid off.
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02.16.08 M Baseball
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“This is a good group of guys; I’m not giving up on
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Cerro Coso drops three straight in San Diego
Errors and a lack of timely hitting proved to be the down fall of the
Cerro Coso baseball team, dropping three straight in San Diego.
The Coyotes (1-4) lost 13-3 to San Diego City, then 7-4 to Southwester
and finally 9-3 to Grossmont.
“We need to hit,” said coach Dick Adams. “We need timely hitting. We
need to hit the ball with runners on.”
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2.16.10 W Basketball
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“It was a good way to end a tough season.” |
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Lady Coyotes end season with a win over Rio Hondo
Sticking with a game plan of controlling the tempo, the Cerro Coso
women’s basketball team ended its season with a 49-40 win over Rio
Hondo.
Sarah Tessay led the effort with 16 points, including a trio of
3-pointers.
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02.08.10 M Baseball
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“But when they’re on, they’re on.” |
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The fresh face of Coyote baseball
Cerro Coso had a large turnover from last season, leaving just four
sophomores to lead a group into what should promise to be a very
competitive season.
Coach Dick Adams, back at the helm for the 18th year, said the Foothill
Conference will be exceptionally tough this year, with no push overs, as
has been the case in past years.
This year will also mark a milestone for Adams, who will manage his
700th game. So long as there aren’t any game cancelations, the milestone
will be reached on Feb. 27 in the first half of a home doubleheader
against San Bernardino Valley College.
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02.08.10 M Baseball
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"You’re a winner.” |
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Sostarich’s bat, glove salvage Cerro Coso split in Oxnard
After suffering through an 11-run loss in game one against Oxnard,
Cerro Coso rallied in the second half of a doubleheader, clinging to a
two-run lead in the seventh and final inning.
And with a diving catch, Mykol Sostarich helped the Coyotes to earn a
split, winning 6-5.
Oxnard plated a run in the bottom of the seventh to make the game 6-5
and had bases loaded with two outs in the inning, when lead off hitter
was jammed on a 3-2 pitch that floated into the no-man’s land between
the infield and center field.
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2.4.10 W Basketball
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“The difference in this game was one player” |
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Coyotes hang tough in Barstow
The Cerro Coso women’s basketball team dropped a close 63-58 decision
against Barstow College on Wednesday night.
The Coyotes trailed by three at the half, and even took the lead a few
times in the second frame.
Coso had its best shooting night of the season, hitting 33 percent from
the field.
Sarah Tessay had five 3 pointers, finishing with 16 points. Alisha
Freeman added 13 points and 12 rebounds.
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2.3.10 W Basketball
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“We played a team closer to our size and speed, and
that allowed us to be able to execute on the offensive side” |
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Coyotes pick up 1st road win
The Cerro Coso College women’s basketball team won its first road
game of the season, defeating Rio Hondo on Monday, 52-43.
The Coyotes managed to hang on, despite having three of their seven
players get into foul trouble in the second half. All three, who had
four fouls apiece, managed to stay in the game and led the team to the
nine-point win.
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1.11.09 W Basketball
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“Like I told the girls, if we’re going to play at
this level, we’ve got to know not to turn the ball over at will” |
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7-minute stretch sinks Coyotes against Barstow
After a lackluster first half, Cerro Coso seemed to have things
rolling against Barstow, pulling to within two points with 7:30 left on
the clock in the second half.
But that’s when Barstow went on a 19-0 scoring run to end the Coyotes’
hopes of a comeback, ultimately winning 55-34.
“He did a great job subbing,” said Cerro Coso coach Tom Heck of his
Barstow counterpart Tim Woods. “He just had more folks to come in.”
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