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in: Community, Sports / 04/29/2020 / by: Dylan Robinson

Fighting game tournaments move online with staggering prize pools due to erasure of organized offline tournaments in wake of COVID-19 social restrictions

The fighting game community moves towards online-fronted tournaments through each game’s inherent online infrastructure to offset the no large gatherings orders many states in North America have enforced

in: Community, Life, Sports / 04/28/2020 / by: Sydney Marie Burns

College athletes making the most out of quarantine shut down

Student athletes are left without spring season college sports, due to the COVID-19 quarantine shutdown throughout the state of California. College athletes, Austin Moore, Saddleback football player and

in: A&E, Reviews, Sports / 04/27/2020 / by: Eryka Jaiden Forquer

The best sports movies and documentaries to watch right now

With sports being put on pause for now, here are some films to live vicariously through. Rudy The 1993 film features 5-foot-nothin’ scrawny Rudy Ruettiger whose lifelong dream

in: Sports / 04/15/2020 / by: Chloe Hernandez

How the esports industry maintains player base amid pandemic

Despite major in-person esports championships being cancelled due to the Coronavirus pandemic, streaming websites such as Twitch, YouTube and Smashcast have continued the traditional of online game tournaments.

in: A&E, Opinion, Sports / 04/12/2020 / by: Frank Rocha

Was the Phoenix Suns Devin Booker or the mouse and a video game giant the NBA 2K Players Tournament Champion?

Devon Booker wins the first NBA 2K Players Tournament donating his $100,000 prize money to Direct Relief and the Arizona Food Bank Network. But the tournament prize

The NBA 2K Players Tournament winner will donate 0,000 to a coronavirus-related charity

in: A&E, Sports / 04/10/2020 / by: Frank Rocha

The NBA 2K Players Tournament winner will donate $100,000 to a coronavirus-related charity

The NBA 2K Players Tournament started April 3 and the tournament will conclude Saturday, April 11. The tournament consists of 16 NBA players competing for the grand prize

in: Life, Sports / 04/08/2020 / by: Sam Hasson

How the NBA is weathering the Coronavirus hiatus

NBA suspends its season amid Coronavirus outbreak on Mar. 11. The NBA reached its decision to close its doors for the time being when two NBA players on the

in: April Fools, Baseball, SBC Gauchos, Sports / 04/01/2020 / by: Connor William Hedges

April Fools’: Saddleback closes campus to all faculty and students except for the Gauchos baseball team

It was the Monday after spring break at Saddleback College, but this year was suddenly different from any other year on campus. The Coronavirus also known as the

in: April Fools, Sports / 04/01/2020 / by: Courtney Ann Baclawski

April Fools’: The GOAT: A sit down with J-Spin

Sweat beading down his brow as hundreds of steps and scenarios fly through his head. This was it. He is part of the final two left in this

in: Community, Feature / 03/11/2020 / by: Cate Lenae Hill

OC High School entrepenuer gives back to the beaches

Michael Lowther, a full-time student and an ambitious entrepreneur striving to raise awareness of the vast oceans that mold the diversity of our beautiful coastlines as well as

in: Sand Volleyball, Sports, Women's Volleyball / 02/29/2020 / by: Mariana Lopez Meza

Gauchos women’s beach volleyball wins first game of the season

Saddleback women’s beach volleyball team started their season with a win against Glendale College on Friday Feb. 28 at the Irvine Great Park. With clear skies and temperatures

in: Men's Basketball, Men's Basketball, SBC Gauchos, Sports / 02/28/2020 / by: Connor William Hedges

Gauchos cruise past Marauders in first round of playoffs

The Saddleback Men’s basketball team hosted the Antelope Valley College Marauders in the first round of the Southern California Community College Regional Playoffs Wednesday, winning the match-up 75-67.

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