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2007-2008 Season

6.14.08 M Baseball

Fred Bello signs with Seattle Mariners

Cerro Coso short stop Fred Bello drafted by the Seattle Mariners officially signed on Saturday and was assigned to one of their Rookie Development League ball clubs in Virginia.
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6.10.08 M Baseball

Fredrick Bello charges around second during a media day at Cerro Coso in January.

Mariners draft Cerro Coso’s Fred Bello

Cerro Coso’s Fredrick Bello could be moving on to the professional ranks.

Bello, a short stop for the Coyotes, was chosen by the Seattle Mariners in the 20th round of Major League Baseball’s First Year Player Draft, he was 612 overall.

During his tenure with Cerro Coso, Bello was moved from the outfield to short stop, as much to plug a hole left by Mark Sayas as it was to get Bello greater exposure.

In the 2008 season, Bello it  .404, which was second on the team behind Foothill Conference MVP Mark Moriarty.
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5.15.08 M Baseball

"You're here for baseball, that's it. Just have a good year, anything else will come into play.”

Midwestern boy finds his place in Southern California

Mark Moriarty's trip to California started with an e-mail and a chance encounter.

Thanks to a series of events that played out perfectly for Moriarty, he ended up playing baseball for Cerro Coso and ended up winning the Foothill Conference MVP award.

“I really wanted to play baseball and never got the shot,” Moriarty said. “So over spring break I was with my dad and went over and said let's see what happens.”

Moriarty was nursing a hamstring injury and was forced to sit out his sophomore year playing for Elgin Community College in Elgin, Ill., a year after the team advanced to the Junior College World Series.
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5.6.08 M Baseball

“Some things are just meant to be. Who knows why this happened?"

Moriarty named Foothill Conference MVP

Mark Moriarty, right fielder from Cerro Coso, was named the Foothill Conference Most Valuable Player this week, leading a list of seven Coyotes named to the all conference team.

Moriarty led the conference in Batting (.546), hits (53), RBI (35). He had seven doubles, two triples, two home runs and stole 12 bases out of 17 attempts.

Last spring, Moriarty, who hails from Chicago, e-mailed Coach Dick Adams with interest in Cerro Coso.
As fate would have it, Coach Adams and his daughter Meghann, had a vacation planned that took them through Chicago. He called Moriarty and set up a visit.
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5.3.08 M Baseball

Wes Oliver Signs with CSU Pueblo

Cerro Coso College announced this week that sophomore baseball pitcher Wes Oliver has signed a NCAA National Letter of Intent to attend Colorado State University-Pueblo next fall.

Oliver has just completed is final year at Cerro Coso where he compiled a 2-1 record with 5 saves, and a 1.66 ERA. He fanned 24 batters in 21.2 innings’ of work.
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5.2.08 M Baseball

Cerro Coso stats from Thursdays doubleheader loss

Cerro Coso had 24 hits during its combined 14 run game, despite losing both games.

Mark Moriarty led the day offensively for the Coyotes going a combined 5-9 between the two games. Game one was his best of the day, going 4-5 with two RBIs on the day.
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5.1.08 M Baseball

"The first game was ours to keep, it kind of reminded me of the Rio Hondo series,"

Cerro Coso ends 2008 season with doubleheader losses

With a chance to end the year above .500, the Cerro Coso baseball team dropped a pair against San Bernardino to finish 21-23 for the year.

The Coyotes took a 9-7 lead into the bottom of the ninth before closer Wes Oliver blew the save, giving up three runs to lose 10-9.
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4.29.08 M Baseball

Coyotes come out on top in slug fest against San Bernardino Valley

Sometimes playing for pride is all you need.

Cerro Coso, already out of the playoff picture, survived a slobber knocker against San Bernardino Valley, coming through with a clutch base hit in the bottom of the eighth to win 12-11.

The Coyotes are now 21-21 trying to finish with a winning record, needing to sweep to finish two games above .500. A split in San Bernardino on Thursday will but them at 22-22.

Antony Dee came through with the game winning RBI as three runners came across the plate to put Cerro Coso up by the final margin.
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4.28.08 M Baseball

“We're 18-20 and we have six games left."

Coyotes knocked out of playoff hunt thanks to weekend sweep

The giant killers weren't able to repeat.

After shaking up the playoff picture just a week before, the Cerro Coso baseball team is out of the post season thanks to a three game sweep at the hands of Rio Hondo, capped off by a pair of losses Saturday, 7-6 and 6-4.

Now sitting in fifth place, the Coyotes are eliminated from the playoff picture and will shift their focus.

“I'm always a goals guy,” said coach Dick Adams. “We're 18-20 and we have six games left. I told the guys are new goal make sure above .500 when season's over. But we have so many freshmen, we've just got to keep building.”
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4.26.08 M Baseball

Wright pitches a gem, then Cerro Coso falls flat

Eugene Wright was a one man wrecking crew against Victor Valley on Saturday, throwing a one-hit gem in game one of the doubleheader.

Wright let his defense go to work in the game, throwing just five strike outs over the nine innings and went on to take a 4-0 victory.

The Coyotes made a couple of errors in the game, but got the job done when they needed to to keep the Rams from crossing the plate.
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4.24.08 M Baseball

“He just dominated them,”

Travers, Cerro Coso maul the Rams, 13-0

Defense and Darren Travers were all Cerro Coso needed against Victor Valley on Thursday, coming away with a 13-0 win.

Travers threw a complete game, scattering nine hits, walking none and striking out eight. And the couple of times he did get into jams, including a bases loaded with one out in the sixth, he induced a double play to get out of the inning.
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4.9.08 M Baseball

“I told these guys, you just set a new bar for yourselves"

Panther poachers: Coyotes sweep doubleheader against Foothill leading Chaffey

A dominant performance from Cerro Coso pitchers couldn't have come at a better time.

The Coyote throwers scattered 10 hits and six runs across two games on Saturday to sweep the doubleheader, winning 5-3 and 8-3.
Cerro Coso now is one game back of the second and final playoff spot from the Foothill Conference, trailing San Bernardino Valley and Desert who both split a pair of games over the weekend.

The Coyotes jumped into fourth place ahead of Rio Hondo who was on a conference bye week.
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4.9.08 M Baseball

“We're on a seven-game winning streak. We're playing well, but we have to step it up,”

Romero hits for the cycle as Coyotes sweep Barstow

Franklin Romero, Jr., had the day of the 2008 season and it started with utter perfection.

During Cerro Coso's doubleheader sweep against Barstow on Saturday, Romero hit for the cycle going 5-5 with five RBIs and four runs scored.

Romero was slightly off in the second game, going 1-4 with a double and three runs scored. He still managed to reach base to steal three bases.

It was one of the best offensive days in recent Coyote history by a single player, though records weren't immediately available to find out how many others had hit for the cycle.
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3.31.08 M Baseball

"We have no breathing room. We need to win, win."

Cerro Coso in ‘must sweep' mode against Barstow

Despite giving up six runs in the final two innings against Barstow, Cerro Coso cruised to a 15-10 victory on Thursday.

The Coyotes had 15 hits and jumped out a 14-4 lead through seven innings, prompting Dick Adams to pull starter Steve Johnson who improved to 6-4.

Adams, however, was a little nervous with the end of the game, heading into Barstow today.

“Heading into Saturday, we didn't want them felling to good about themselves, but they hit a couple of bombs against us,” Adams said. “We're in sweep mode. We need momentum as we make a run at the second playoff sport. We have no breathing room. We need to win, win. It's a must sweep situation.”
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3.12.08 M Baseball

“They always swing it and play well. It will be a good challenge for us.”

Coyotes split twin bill with AVC, goes 2-3 in series

During both games in Saturday's doubleheader against Antelope Valley College, Cerro Coso found itself with a chance to come from behind late.

The Coyotes failed to get the job done in the first game, but exploded for four runs in the second to split the twin bill and win two out of three from the Marauders.

“We had a nice explosion there in the second game and came back and got two out of three, which is a good thing,” said Coach Dick Adams. “To get three would have been better, but two out of three is still pretty good.”
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2.26.08 M Baseball

"We know we have to be first or second to get in the playoffs anyway, so we need to get better from today.”

Defensive blunders, lack of timely hitting plague Coyotes in 11-6 loss to Santa Barbara

If you take away the second and eighth innings, Cerro Coso had a good day. But as it stands, those two innings accounted for eight of Santa Barbara's 11 runs on the day, leading to an 11-6 loss in the Coyotes' final preseason contest.

Both innings, one error accounted for two runs and both led to big innings for the Vaqueros.

In the second inning, a soft grounder to pitcher Darren Travers led to two runs when he over threw catcher Jake Orr, scoring two runs.

The missed opportunity allowed the inning to stay alive for Santa Barbara who scored a run on a single and bad throw from third base to first.
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2.25.08 M Baseball

CCCC loses pair to Rustlers

A trio of bad innings cost Cerro Coso against Golden West over the weekend, as the Coyotes dropped a doubleheader on the road.

Cerro Coso dropped the first game - a make up after a rain out on Friday - 11-4 giving up six runs in two innings. The Coyotes gave up three runs in the first inning of the second game en route to a 4-2 loss.
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2.21.08 W Basketball

"With only seven players for most of the season, we had no margin for error in regards to trying to win a game.”

Though season was frustrating, Coyotes finish strong

The 2007-2008 Cerro Coso women's basketball season was not the worst Tom Heck has had in his seven-year tenure, but at times it turned his hair even whiter than it already is.

Facing the year in, year out battle of bringing talent to Ridgecrest and keeping them healthy, Heck at times could only suit up five players. He started with 10 players, but had that number quickly pared down to seven by the midway point and eventually down to six by the end of the season.

The injury bug, one scholarship winner and one player leaving for personal reasons left the Coyotes with a minimal roster to go up against one of the toughest conferences in the state - having five teams ranked at one time or another.
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2.20.08 W Basketball

“We had plenty of chances to win the game,”

'We nearly had a Hoosiers movie in Ridgecrest'

With 22 seconds on the clock and trailing by one, Cerro Coso went to a trap defense against Rio Hondo to keep the game within reach. The trap worked as Felicia Miller came up with a steal and drove down the court trailed by three Rio Hondo players.

Miller was forced to kick out and the ball was passed around until it found the hands of Sheerena Gene - the Coyotes' best shooter on the day. Twice Gene went up under the rim and twice the ball bounced off, the second time Rio Hondo rebounded with five seconds left on the clock.
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2.16.08 M Baseball

“In the first five innings, we did not have one thing go our way, not one thing go our way,”

Coyotes shelled in seventh, lose 15-4 to El Camino

A scrappy duel turned into a rout as El Camino tagged Cerro Coso for six runs in the seventh inning to go on to win 15-4 on Friday night.

The loss is the first suffered by the Coyotes at home this season.

Going into the top half of the seventh, the game was tied 4-4 before the Warriors sent 11 men to the plate, including three back-to-back RBI hits.

Eugene Wright took the loss, going six and a third innings, giving up seven runs (five earned) on eight hits, five walks and one strike out.
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2.12.08 M Baseball

“It was a gamble at the right time."

Pitching, defense, and a little heads-up play, hand Coyotes 9-5 decision over L.A. City College

A heads up play by Jake Orr in the fourth atoned for a base running error, leading to a three-run inning against L.A. City College.

After failing to tag up on a fly ball to center from Fred Bello, Orr took advantage of the L.A. City catcher failing to cover home on a pop-up from Joe Keiser and sprinted in for the score. That sparked three runs in the inning, aided by a fielding error, and helped propel the Coyotes to a 9-5 win on Saturday.
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2.7.08 W Basketball

“We had our opportunities ... we just didn’t hit our shots."

Coyotes battle, but fall 58-51 to Southwestern

Taking a break from conference play, the Cerro Coso women’s basketball team fell 58-51 to Southwestern from Arizona on Wednesday.

Despite one of their most solid rebound days this season, the Coyotes’ shots failed to fall and held the lead just three times. After opening the game with a 3-pointer from Mariah Bomberry, Cerro Coso quickly fell behind 10-5 before catching back up in midway though the period and taking the lead twice (15-12 and 19-17) but Southwestern went on a 10-2 scoring run and never looked back.
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2.6.08 W Basketball

“They just locked us up and we turned it over,”

Turnovers plague Coyotes against Antelope Valley

Cerro Coso women's basketball coach Tom Heck said his team played one of its best defensive games when it took on Antelope Valley College on Monday, despite losing 65-33.

For the first six minutes of the game, the Coyotes (6-14 overall, 0-11 in the Foothill Conference) held AVC (14-12, 7-3) to two points before the Marauder athleticism took over and turned it into the 32-point game at the end.
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2.1.08 M Baseball

Southwestern too much for Cerro Coso in 17-1 defeat

“It just went on from there...”

The Cerro Coso Coyotes baseball team took its act on the road Thursday afternoon to Southwestern College, and the home team didn't show the locals must hospitality.

Cerro Coso lost the game 17-1, falling to 2-1 on the young season.

Defense was the sore spot for the Coyotes in the ballgame, as the Dawgs committed seven errors while allowing only nine hits to Southwestern.

Colby Ingram started the game on the mound for Cerro Coso, and went 5 1/3 innings, until the game started to unravel in the sixth.
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01.30.08 W Basketball

“...Offensively we had some great cuts and some great looks, we just couldn't score."

Coyote shots don't fall in 71-44 loss to Eagles

It took a little while for Cerro Coso's offense to get rolling, but it wasn't for lack of trying.

Head Coach Tom Heck said despite losing to Mt. San Jacinto 71-44, it was one of the Lady Coyotes' best offensive nights.

“It didn't look like it the first half. We had some decent shots, we just didn't make them and we don't get many second chances - ever,” Heck said. “...Offensively we had some great cuts and some great looks, we just couldn't score. Our shot selection wasn't bad, just nothing would drop.”
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1.30.08 W Basketball

“Compliment the kids for hustling,”

‘We just ran out of gas': Coyotes lose by 20 after solid first half against No. 8 Chaffey

Cerro Coso women's basketball coach Tom Heck is wishing his games could be shorter.

In Saturday's 74-54 loss to Chaffey (19-5 overall, 7-2 in the Foothill Conference), the 20-point margin didn't appear until the very end of the game, and most of the way the Lady Coyotes (6-11 overall, 0-8 in the Foothill) kept the deficit to less than double digits.
It wasn't until about the 10-minute mark of the second half did the game start getting out of hand. But, as Heck points out, he has seven girls to go up against the athletic, No. 8 ranked team in Southern California.
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1.23.08 M Baseball

"We think our pitching should keep us in the games."

The Coyotes' sweet 16th

Cerro Coso's baseball season is right around the corner entering it's 16th year

Last year was a season that head coach Dick Adams wishes could have gone better. After losing 25 games — the most in Cerro Coso history — the Coyotes are looking to put last year behind them and enter into a new chapter in their history.

The Coyotes will get that chance a week from today, opening up at Ventura on Jan. 25. Cerro Coso will make its home debut on Feb. 9 hosting L.A. City.

There are quite a few new faces on the Cerro Coso squad — 22 out of 28 players plus two new assistant coaches — but as Adams puts it, there is no shortage of talent.
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1.8.08 W Basketball

“Forty minutes in an eternity when you don’t have depth..."

Lack of size, depth, sink Coyotes, 60-41

After a holiday hiatus, the Cerro Coso Women’s basketball team resumed play on Saturday, dropping a 60-41 decision to Mt. San Jacinto College.

San Jacinto (11-5) used its height and depth advantage against the Lady Coyotes (5-8), diminishing shooting opportunities and dominating the boards, 48-26.

Several of the rebounds came as scoring putbacks on the offensive boards.
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12.20.07 W Basketball

“It was just a great game with two teams just even as can be.”

Lady Coyotes split final two games of Nor Cal trip

Cerro Coso wrapped up its Northern California tour on Wednesday, taking out Marin 70-42 after losing a thriller to Cabrillo the night before 68-67.

Head Coach Tom Heck said the Tuesday game against Cabrillo in Santa Cruz was perhaps one of the best women’s basketball games he’s ever seen.

“It was just a great game with two teams just even as can be,” Heck said. “They just had a little more depth than us. They were able to create more rebounds than us, which ultimately hurt us. But our kids played hard, we just had some bad luck at the end.”
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12.19.07 W Basketball

“Give credit to our kids, they’re road warriors...”

Coyotes take two of three in tournament

Though Cerro Coso has been struggling for wins of late, the Lady Coyotes took two out of three games at the College of Redwood Tournament over the weekend.

Cerro Coso (4-6) defeated Victor Valley College 60-47 in the consolation championship on Monday, carried by Sherena Gene’s 17 points and Mariah Bomberry’s double-double with 11 points and 16 rebounds.
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12.06.07 W Basketball

“She really did a good job and she was in all kinds of pain. We really want to give a lot of accolades to her.”

Lady Coyotes suffer fourth straight loss

Cerro Coso’s losing streak was extended to four games with a 77-54 loss to Rio Hondo on Tuesday.

The Lady Coyotes now hold a 1-4 overall record and are 0-2 in Foothill Conference play. Rio Hondo improves to 8-4 overall, according to its Web site.

Cerro Coso found itself flat through most of the game, shooting 3-22 from beyond the arc. The Roadrunners, however made two third of their shots from the field.
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11.30.07 W Basketball

“We played decent half court defense, when we were able to play defense,”

Turn overs cost Cerro Coso large lead against Desert

The Cerro Coso women’s basketball team dropped its third straight game, falling 63-58 to College of the Desert after blowing a large first half lead.

The Coyotes held a 32-9 lead at the 2:20 mark in the first half. And from that time through the rest of the game, Cerro Coso committed 29 turnovers and was out scored 54-26 for the rest of the game.

Starting at the 2:20 mark until half time, College of the Desert went on a 12-0 scoring run.
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11.28.07 W Basketball

“I think if we had had Brenda, we would have won,”

Sans Cantrell, CCCC falls 69-63

Missing one of its starting players, the Cerro Coso women’s basketball team fell to West Los Angeles 69-63 on Tuesday in a game featuring missed chances and too many turnovers.

After trailing by six at the half, the Coyotes went up by the same margin midway through the second frame.

Turnovers, including three in a row, erased the lead and gave the Oilers the final margin of victory.

All that missing Brenda Cantrell, who missed the game following an accident over the weekend. Head Coach Tom Heck expects the sophomore guard and Burroughs graduate to miss at least a week.
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11.23.07 W Basketball

Lady Coyotes return to the court facing an uphill Foothill Conference battle

After losing key players to injuries, transfers, Heck must do battle with five teams ranked in top five in So. Cal.

The Cerro Coso women’s basketball team will open the 2007-2008 season Monday at 5 p.m., hosting San Diego City College at the Ray McCue Activity Center.

The Coyotes are returning six players from last year, joined by four new freshmen.

Coach Tom Heck returns for his seventh season at the helm of Cerro Coso and said he hopes to keep his team healthy — something that has plagued his program in the past.
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11.23.07 W Basketball

Coyotes fall in season’s first Foothill match

“For us, I’m not sure if we could have played better.”

Despite a hard-nosed effort out of his ladies, Tom Heck’s Cerro Coso women’s basketball team could not find an answer for the hard-nosed play out of Chaffey on Wednesday, losing 73-51.

The loss drops the Coyotes to 1-1 for the season and 0-1 in the Foothill Conference.

“I was pleased with our intensity, hustle and defense,” Heck said. “I thought we executed as well as we could. We went on a couple of dry spells in the first half.”

The Panthers jumped out to a 12-point lead at half-time and dominated on the boards and the free throw line.
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11.20.07 W Basketball

Coyote rout becomes slugfest

“We kept our composure and we didn’t play selfish.”

Cerro Coso opened its women’s basketball season with a 67-54 win over San Diego City College on Friday, but getting there was an adventure.

The Lady Coyotes spotted San Diego City eight points to begin the game, before going on a 29-10 run the rest of the first half. Early in the second half, Cerro Coso built a 14 point lead before the Knights (0-4) made another scoring run midway through the second to pull within three.

Head Coach Tom Heck had benched some of his starters for disciplinary reasons, which he attributed to some of the run that San Diego City went on.
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11.20.07 W Basketball

Coyote Basketball is Back!

The Lady Coyotes are back in action! The first game of the season was Monday night, the 19th. Stay tuned for game results. We've just posted all the bios of our players, so check out the Roster page to learn more about our team and coaches. Stay tuned for all the latest Lady Coyote's action on our website!

10.2.07 M Baseball

Coyote Baseball Clothing Fundraiser

Now you too can sport the blue! Support Coyote Baseball by sporting some of our athletic wear. Caps, T's, and sweats are available to show your support for our program. Children's sizes available in some items.  Support Coyote Baseball today! See order form for full details.

9.26.07 M Baseball

15th Annual Christmas Tree Sale Fundraiser

Each year the Cerro Coso Baseball team sells fresh-cut, top-quality Christmas trees as an annual fundraiser. If you are interested in supporting Coyote Baseball feel free to download the order form and return the completed form to Coach Adams by November 2nd. There are several types of trees to choose from and wreathes and garlands are also available. Pick-up date is Saturday, December 1st. See order form for full details.

This is a fundraising program, which is tax deductible, and best of all, supports your schools student athletes. You will receive a full refund if you are not completely satisfied.  Profits from the first 14 years played a significant financial role towards the building of our press box, snack bar, batting cages, and purchase of the scoreboard. With our current budget, we must use these profits for supplies (bats, balls, helmets, catchers gear, etc.). We appreciate your support.

8.24.07 M Baseball

Assistant Coach Jason Ruiz

Cerro Coso College is pleased to announce the hiring of Jason Ruiz as the new Assistant Baseball Coach. Jason joins the Coyote coaching staff after spending the last three years as an assistant for Southern Utah University. He will coach the infielders/outfielders and share the hitters. Additionally, Jason who hales form Las Vegas will be an integral part of the Coyote recruiting.
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08.09.07 W Basketball

Basketball camp offers fun and games, with a bit of learning on the side

The Cerro Coso women’s basketball program is holding its second camp of the summer, this time directed at the girls, with a handful of boys who joined the ranks.

Nearly 30 children signed up for the camp, with a few dropping off by Tuesday, the second day of the camp.

“They seem to be enjoying themselves,” said camp director Tom Heck. “They seem to be smiling a lot. I hope they’re learning basketball fundamentals in the mix of it all.”

The participants took part in drills and games designed to help give them a better understanding of the game.
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07.26.07

Camp teaching youths basketball skills

By Cheeto Barrera, Sports Editor, The Daily Independent

Throughout most of the day at the Cerro Coso boys basketball camp, the three coaches were trying their best to get the kids to cheer or clap to support each other.

It seemed that it only took a five-on-three contest with the campers facing off against the coaches in a first-to-three match.

Each time the campers made a basket, the cheers went up, echoing through the Coyote gym. And each time the coaches scored, a rendition of boos followed.
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7.24.07 M Baseball

2007 Baseball Media Guide Released Online

The 2007 Coyote Baseball Media Guide is now available through our website! The media guide has been produced every year. View the Media Guides page to download the PDF version of the guide.

7.19.07 W Basketball

Palmdale, N. Bakersfield take CC tourney

RIDGECREST — Palmdale High School and the North Bakersfield High School junior varsity girls basketball squads came out the big winners on Saturday, taking the annual Cerro Coso girls high school basketball tournament.

Cerro Coso basketball coach and tournament director Tom Heck said he was pleased with the competition, turnout and help he received running the tournament.

“There were some great, close games in both (the small school and large school) divisions, and it sure seemed that everyone got their money’s worth,” Heck said.
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7.12.07 W Basketball

Admission is $2 per person per day.

Cerro Coso to hold HS tourney

The Cerro Coso College women’s basketball program will hold its annual summer high school girls basketball tournament on Friday and Saturday.

Coyote basketball coach and tournament director Tom Heck said this year’s event features 16 teams with a large school and small school division.
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7.2.07 Basketball

Coyote Basketball Camps

Coyote Youth Basketball Camps for Summer 2007 will be held from July 23-27 for Boys and August 6-10 for Girls. Cost is $70. Youth, ages 7-15, learn the fundamentals of Basketball. Sign up today! Download flyer and sign up form. Contact Coach Heck for more information (760) 384-6384.

6.15.07 W Basketball

“We are fortunate to have an experienced coach like Kurt join our program.”

Former Burroughs coach joins Coyotes

Cerro Coso College women’s basketball coach Tom Heck announced that former Burroughs High School girls basketball coach Kurt Menard will be joining the program as an assistant coach.

Menard spent 10 years as Burroughs’ head coach winning several league title and left in 2004. He is still a math teacher at Burroughs.
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Cerro Coso Coyote Athletics
3000 College Heights Blvd. Ridgecrest, CA 93555
Contact Coach Adams for more information.

Last updated 06/16/2008