Athletics

2008 TCC Golf Tournament At Allenmore Public Golf Course

Dust off the clubs. It's getting to be that time of year again. We are already getting set for the 7th Annual TCC Golf Tournament to be held at beautiful Allenmore Public Golf Course in Tacoma. The date is Friday August 22 with a 12:30 p.m. shotgun start.

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4-07-08 Carl Howell Returns to Coach TCC Men’s Basketball  

Carl Howell is resuming leadership of the Tacoma Community College men’s basketball team as head coach while retaining his position as Athletic Director.

Head of the TCC men’s basketball program from 1992-2003, Coach Howell retains the title of TCC’s all-time most winning basketball coach.  While leading the Titans to a 239-82 record, Howell sustained a 74.5 winning percentage over 11 years. In addition the Titans were 138-26

( 84.1%) in Howell’s last five seasons. He coached the Titans to four straight NWAACC (Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges) Western Regional Championships (1999-2002), and led TCC to the NWAACC championship game in 2001 and 2002, winning the  NWAACC Championship in 2002. Howell is only the third coach in NWAACC history to achieve four straight regional titles and have two thirty-win seasons.  Fifteen of Coach Howell’s players from TCC teams have advanced to Division I basketball programs.  In recognition of his outstanding achievements, Howell was once named Coach of the Year by the NWAACC.  He also achieved recognition as Western Region Coach of the Year four times, and served five times as Head Coach of the NWAACC All-Star Game.         

Howell returned to TCC as Athletic Director in 2007 after four seasons as Associate Head Coach and Recruiting Coordinator at Eastern Washington University, where the Eagles advanced to the NCAA tournament in the first year of his leadership. As men’s basketball coach he replaces Arvin Mosley, who resigned on February 26^th to pursue other opportunities. Mosley coached the Titans from 2003-2008, and compiled a record of 46-88 . TCC looks forward to a dynamic and successful men’s basketball program under Howell’s direction, while the athletic department continues to thrive under his leadership as athletic director.  “I’m really excited to again be the men’s basketball coach at TCC,” said Howell.      

Dave Pelkey, Dean of International Student Services and Programs, believes that Howell will provide strong leadership for the men’s basketball program.  “Carl has a demonstrated history as a coach at TCC, and we believe the program is in good hands.  We look forward to having Coach Howell back on the court representing TCC,” said Pelkey. 

TCC Golf Coach Don Rasmussen Named Seattle University Head Golf Coach

2008-03-14 11:05:32

Courtesy: Seattle University
Seattle, Wash. - The Seattle University athletic department has announced the hiring of Don Rasmussen as the school's head golf coach, a significant step in the process of reestablishing the golf program at the university.

Rasmussen has been the head golf coach at Tacoma Community College since March 2005, responsible for all aspects of both the men's and women's golf programs. In 2005, the women's golf team won the NWAACC championship.

From July 1994 through March 2000, he was the head golf coach at the University of Idaho, during which time he established the Vandal Junior Golf Camp for junior golfers within the local community who might not otherwise be able to afford a golf camp experience. During his time in Moscow, Idaho, Rasmussen helped make the Vandal golf programs competitive in the Big Sky and Big West conferences.

"We are all very happy for Don, Its always an honor to see one of our coaches move up to the 4 year level. He has done a tremendous job here at TCC and he will be missed," Athletic Director Carl Howell.

"We welcome Don to the Seattle U. family. He has substantial coaching experience and contacts in the Northwest and has demonstrated an ability to build a strong program from the beginning," Athletic Director Bill Hogan said.

2-26-08 A.C. Mosley Steps down as Men's Basketball Coach

A.C. Mosley has resigned from his position as Head Men's basketball Coach to pursue other opportunities. Coach Mosley had coached the Titans since the 2003-04 season. " We all wish Coach Mosley the best in his future endeavors. From his playing days here to his coaching career he has always been a positive influence with our student-athletes and our community," said Carl Howell, Director of Athletics.

2-19-08 Titan Men's Basketball defeats Grays Harbor

The Men's Basketball team defeated Grays Harbor at home 75-64 Saturday night. Leading scorers for the Titans were R.J. Hunter with 17 points and Emmanuel Jenkins with 19. Chris Sprinker added 11 points and 13 rebounds. The Men are 5-9 (7-15) with 2 more league games to go in the 2007-08 season.

The Women's team lost to Grays Harbor 68-73 on Saturday. Leading scorers were Jennifer Sorensen with 18 and Megan Block with 20 points. Shavon tate added 11 points and 12 rebounds. The women are 3-11 (4-20)

2-12-08 Titan Basketball splits at home against Pierce College

The Men's basketball team defeated Pierce College 72-66 Monday night behind an amazing performance by Chris Sprinker. Sprinker had 23 points and 21 rebounds to lead the TCC scoring drive. He also added 5 blocked shots. Emmanual Jenkins added 22 points to the Titans win. The men are 4-9 (6-15).

The TCC women lost by only 4 points, 66-70, to Pierce College. Megan Block had 22 points, and Shavon Tate had 17 points and 10 rebounds. The women are 3-10 (4-19).

2-11-08 Titans travel to Lower Columbia, men lose a close one

The Women's basketball team had a tough night on Saturday February 9th at Lower Columbia College. Jaharra Miller led the Titans with 18 points, and Jennifer Sorensen and Megan Block both added 12 points. The Titans lost 56-83, they are 3-9 (4-18).

The mens basketball team lost a close one to Lower Columbia 69-74. Emmanuel Jenkins was the leding scorer with 27 points, Chris Sprinker added 20. The men's team is 3-9 (5-15).

2-6-08 Titans drop doubleheader to Green River

The Titan women lost to the Gators to 58-69. Shavon Tate led the way with 19 points and 10 rebounds. Jennifer Sorenson and Megan Block chipped in 14 each. The women are now 3-8 ( 4-17 )

The men lost a heartbreaker 75-78 in overtime despite playing without starters Chris Sprinker and Torey Wambold. Emanuel Jenkins led the Titans with 35 points. The men are now 3-8 ( 5-14 )

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2-2-08 Titans lose Doubleheader

The TCC Women's and Men's Basketball teams both suffered tough losses at home to South Puget Sound. The Women lost 34-63. Sophmore Shavon Tate led the Titans with 10 points and 11 rebounds. The Women are now 3-7 (4-16)

The Men's team lost 67-95 . The Titans were led by freshman post Anthony Gittens with 10 points , 17 rebounds and 3 blocks. The Men are now 3-7 (5-13)

1-31-08 Women's Basketball - Shavon Tate Leads the Titans with 44 points

The TCC women's basketball team defeated Clark College 86-70 behind Sophomore Shavon Tate's school record-breaking 44 points, (12 3-pointers) Tate also had 15 rebounds to lead the Titans in both shooting and rebounding. Jennifer Sorensen and Jahara Miller both had 17 points. The Lady Titans are 3-6 (4-15).

The men's basketball team suffered a tough loss (75-97) to Clark College. Steven Willis lead the Titans in scoring with 15 points. Torey Wambold had 14 points, and Chris Sprinker added 12 points and 10 rebounds. The Titans are 3-6 (5-12).

1-28-08 Basketball Teams Split at Home

The men's basketball team defeated the Centralia College Trailblazers on Saturday 1-26 by a score of 65-39. Chris Sprinker had 18 points and 11 rebounds while Torey Wambold added 16 points. The Titans are 3-5 (5-11).

The women's basketball team lost a tough game to the Centralia Lady Trailblazers by a score of 47-70. Shavon Tate had 11 points and 10 rebounds. Jaharra Miller had 15 points. The TCC women are 2-6 (3-15).

1-17-08 Basketball claims a victory over Pierce College

Tacoma Community College sophomore Shavon Tate (Tacoma/ Lincoln HS) had a double-double with 18 points and 12 rebounds, helping to lead the Titans to a 63-53 women’s basketball victory over Pierce College on Wednesday night at the new HEC Gymnasium on the Pierce College campus.

The win moves TCC up in the standings with a Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges (NWAACC) a 2-3 league record.

The Titan Men's team also socored a 79-74 victory over Pierce, with scoring led by Emmanuel Jenkins and Chris Sprinker who had 22 & 18 points respectively. Sprinker also hauled down 13 rebounds to lead the team in rebounding. Sophomore Eric Pate added 16 points and Anthony gittens had 10 points and 8 rebounds. The men's record is 1-4 (3-10)

Tacoma returns to the road Monday to Grays Harbor Community College for more west Region play (Jan. 21; 6 & 8 p.m.) Tacoma’s next home game is Jan. 26 against  number one ranked Centralia Blazers.

1-10-08 Basketball Teams Split vs Green River CC

The TCC women earned their first league victory over Green River Community College. The Titans trailed much of the game but came back at the end to win 66-63. Sophomore Jennifer Sorensen and Freshman Jahara Miller both had 21 points to lead the Titans to victory. Sophomore, Shavon Tate had 12 rebounds and 14 points. The team's record is 1-2 (2-11)

The men's team lost a close game to Green River 59-63. The Titans and the Gators changed leads many times but eventually the Gators prevailed. Leading the Titans in scoring were Emmanuel Jenkins with 13 and Chris Sprinker with 14, Sprinker also pulled down 10 rebounds. The Men's record is 0-3 (2-9).

Next home Game is Saturday January 12th vs. Lower Columbia College. Women's Game at 3:00 p.m., Men's game at 5:00 p.m.

1-7-08 Basketball Teams lose to South Puget Sound

The men's and women's basketball teams played at South Puget Sound on Saturday January 5th 2008.
The men's team lost 83-88, their record is 0-2, (2-8)
The women's team lost 42-58, their record is 0-2, (1-11)

1-2-08, Basketball Teams begin League Play

The men's and women's basketball teams hosted Clark College for their first league game on January 2, 2008.
The women lost 62-70, their record is 0-1, (2-7)
The mens team lost 64-65, their record is 0-1 (1-10).

The next TCC home basketball game is January 9th vs. Green River. Game times are 6:00 for the women and 8:00 for the men.

November 2007, Titan Volleyball Team Division Champions This week marked two significant firsts for the Tacoma Community College Women’s Volleyball Team.  The win on Monday against Clark Community College 31-29, 30-25, 30-19 solidified a first place finish for the lady Titans in the West Region.  The win on Wednesday against Pierce College 30-27, 24-30, 30-26, 30-17 marked the end of the league season, with the Lady Titans ending with a 14-0 league record.  “We are very proud of our girls and the dedication each one has shown during league play.  The team is now focusing it’s attention to the NWAACC tournament which is the next goal on our list of many that we have accomplished this year.” With a first place finish and now a top seed into the NWAAC tournament, Tacoma Community College will face 4th place Treasure Valley on Thursday, November 15th at 2PM @ Mt. Hood Community College.   For more information about the Volleyball team at the NWAACC Championship Tournament check out the NWAACC Website at: http://www.nwaacc.org/volleyball/index.php

2007 Hall Of Fame Dinner a Success

TCC raises more than $9,000 for athletic scholarships at First Annual Hall of Fame dinner and auctio

Don Moseid and Carl Howell

Friday, November 09, 2007 – Tacoma, Wash. – Tacoma Community College raised more than $9,000 to benefit student athletic scholarships, at the First Annual Hall of Fame dinner and auction on Nov. 3, held on the college’s Tacoma campus. The event honored former TCC players and coaches. Six athletes and two teams were inducted into TCC’s Hall of Fame.

“The inaugural Hall of Fame dinner was an outstanding event,” said Dr. Pamela Transue, TCC president. “It was a perfect opportunity to honor former coaches and athletic directors who were instrumental in establishing quality sports programs at TCC. It was also inspiring to hear from our former student athletes and how sports played a significant role in the achievement of their educational goals and success in their careers.” 

“TCC’s athletic program adds a sense of commitment to a student’s overall educational experience,” said Carl Howell, director of athletics. The coaching staff is committed to helping student athletes continue their education and athletic careers. Athletic scholarships are awarded to prospective and current students who have demonstrated an interest in sports and maintain good academic standing.

Funds for scholarships were raised through a silent auction held during the event. Popular auction items included an autographed 2006 All-Star photo of NBA athletes Kobe Bryant and Dwayne Wade; autographed photo of the cast from Desperate Housewives; autographed basketball signed by Detroit Piston and Kent resident Rodney Stuckey; autographed 2007-08 team photo of the Portland Trail Blazers; and more.

With 179 attendees, it’s no wonder the event was a success. “We had former athletes, coaches, faculty, staff and administrators from the 70s to now, all in attendance,” said Howell. A keynote speech was delivered by Frank Bosone, former executive director of the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges (1979-92).

The 2007 Hall of Fame inductees included Mike Blowers, 1983 to 1985 baseball player (1989 to 1999 Major League Baseball career with Yankees, Mariners and Dodgers); Tom Keegan, 1980 to 1989 men’s soccer coach (NWAACC Runner up 1983 and 1984), current president at Peninsula College; Don Moseid, 1967 to 1976 men’s basketball coach (NWAAC Championship in 1971 and 1974); Tom Patnode, 1967 to 1969 men’s basketball player (1969 most valuable player; later played at Pacific Lutheran University); Loyd Percy, 1967 to 1975 athletic director; and Phyllis Templin, 1977 to 1992 athletic director (first female athletic director in NWAACC). Team honorees included 1971 men’s basketball, and 1974 men’s basketball.

“I look forward to attending future inductions and commend Carl Howell for his hard work in establishing this event,” Transue said.

“I really think this event will reconnect us with many of our athletic alumni,” said Howell. The Hall of Fame dinner and auction is one of many new efforts to support and develop relationships with TCC alumni. Alumni of the college may complete a TCC Alumni Information Form available at www.tacomacc.edu/alumniandfriends.

There are numerous ways to support TCC athletic scholarships: contact the athletic department at 253.566.5097; visit www.tacomacc.edu/athletics and select “Titan Booster Club” to download a brochure; or participate in athletic special events, such as the Golf Tournament in spring.

For more information, contact TCC athletics at 253.566.5097 or chowell@tacomacc.edu.

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First Annual Hall of Fame Dinner and Auction

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Tacoma Community College, Nov. 3

Tacoma, Wash. - Tacoma Community College will honor former TCC players and coaches at the First Annual Hall of Fame dinner and auction from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Nov. 3 on the college's Tacoma Campus, Opgaard Student Center, Building 11, 6501 S. 19^th St., Tacoma.

TCC's athletics department will recognize individuals and teams that helped craft the college's athletics program in the late 1960s, 70s and early 80s. "We are honoring former players and coaches for their great accomplishments while at the College," said Carl Howell, TCC director of athletics.

TCC was one of the only collegiate athletics departments in the area without a Hall of Fame, until now. "We're starting the Hall of Fame off by inducting our most famous athlete, former Seattle Mariner Mike Blowers, who is currently an announcer for Fox Sports," Howell said.

Individual honorees include: Mike Blowers, 1983 to 1985 baseball player (1989 to 1999 Major League Baseball career with Yankees, Mariners and Dodgers); Tom Keegan 1980 to 89 Head Men's Soccer Coach ( NWAACC Runner up 1983, and 1984 ) Current President at Peninsula College, Don Moseid, 1967 to 1976 men's basketball coach (NWAAC Championship in 1971 and 1974); Tom Patnode, 1967 to 1969 men's basketball player (1969 most valuable player; later played at Pacific Lutheran University); Loyd Percy, 1967 to 1975 athletic director; and Phyllis Templin, 1977 to 1992 athletic director (first female athletic director in NWAACC). Team honorees include: 1971 men's basketball, and 1974 men's basketball.

"Not only is this a great chance to honor former TCC athletes and coaches, but, it is also a great opportunity to host an annual get-together of former and current Titans," Howell said.

The Hall of Fame event schedule includes: 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. cocktail hour; 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. silent auction; and 7 p.m. dinner (Hall of Fame induction immediately following). The key note speaker will be Frank Bosone Former executive director of the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges from 1979-1992

To secure a spot, contact TCC athletics at 253.566.5097 or chowell@tacomacc.edu or thilligoss@tacomacc.edu . Tickets are $60 per person or $450 for a table of eight. Checks may be made payable to TCC athletics. All proceeds support TCC athletic scholarships.

TacomaCommunity College is a member of the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges (NWAACC) and offers 8 intercollegiate sports programs.

Golf Tournament a great success in 2007

With a beautiful day in mid 80s and close to 50 more golfers than last year, the TCC Athletics golf tournament was a great success. The tournament is a key fundraiser in TCC's Scholarship drive. Date and location of next year's tournament will be announced soon.

2007 TACOMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ATHLETICS GOLF TOURNAMENT

7/29/07: It's almost here! The Tacoma Community College athletic department's 6th Annual TCC Golf Tournament to be held at beautiful Oakbrook Golf & Country Club in Lakewood, WA. The date is Friday August 24 with a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start. For updated information please continue to visit our Golf Tournament web page.

JENEE JAMES NAMED NEW WOMEN'S BASKETBALL COACH

7/28/07: Former Titan Jenee James has been named Head Women's Basketball Coach at Tacoma Community College. Jenee was a key member of the Titan team that won the NWAACC Western Region Championship in 2003. Jenee was the Head Coach at Clover Park last season. " Jenee is a great fit here at TCC. I really feel we have the coach that can take this program to the next level" said TCC Athletic Director Carl Howell.

ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATOR EARNS PRESTIGIOUS AWARD

7/3/07: Traci Hilligoss, Program Support Supervisor & Women's Athletic Commissioner at Tacoma Community College was recently awarded the very prestigious Dutch Triebwasser Award for Outstanding Athletic Administration, by the NWAACC. Traci has worked at TCC for 19 years and began her tenure in the athletic department in 1990. In the history of the Dutch Triebwasser Award Traci is only the second person to receive this honor who was not an Athletic Director.

TITAN BASEBALL HEADED TO PLAYOFFS FOR SECOND STRAIGHT SEASON

5/16/07: The Tacoma Titan baseball team is headed to the playoffs for the second straight year under head coach Donegal Fergus. TCC will play Green River CC at Green River this Saturday and Sunday, to decide which team will receive the NWAACC West Region #2 seed. The top two seeds from the four divisions will battle it out at the NWAACC Tournament set for May 24-27 in Longview, WA. (More...)

TITANS HIRE NEW ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

4/13/07: Tacoma Community College has announced the hiring of Carl Howell as the new athletic director for the Titans sports programs. While Mr. Howell is new to his athletic directors position, he is no stranger to TCC athletics, as he was the Titans men's basketball coach from 1992-2003. He is also the all-time winningest coach at Tacoma, posting a career NWAACC record of 239-82 and leading the Titans to the the 2002 NWAACC Championship. Howell, a 1984 Morton High School graduate and a 1991 Central Washington University graduate, has been the assistant coach at Eastern Washington University for the last four seasons. He begins his new position at TCC on June 4 and will be joined by his wife, Jeri Lynn, and two sons, Cameron and Conner.

2007 TACOMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ATHLETICS GOLF TOURNAMENT

4/13/07: The Tacoma Community College athletic department is already getting set for it's 6th Annual TCC Golf Tournament to be held at beautiful Oakbrook Golf & Country Club in Lakewood, WA. The date is Friday August 24, with a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start. For updated information please continue to visit our Golf Tournament web page.

WOMEN'S SOCCER HIRES NEW ASSISTANT

3/16/07: Head coach Ken Fox is pleased to announce the hiring of Olivia Jackson as the new assistant coach for women's soccer at Tacoma Community College. Olivia brings a wealth of playing and coaching experience to the program-most recently serving as the assistant coach for the 2006 State U-19 Champion Norpoint Spirit. She replaces former TCC assistant Heidi Monuteaux who has moved on to become the head coach at Green River Community College.

TCC BASEBALL SEASON UNDERWAY

3/16/07: The Tacoma Community College baseball team has already begun their 2007 season. They are currently 4-4, halfway through the pre-season portion of their schedule. The season highlight so far has been freshman Jesse Nunley's No-hitter vs Blue Mt. CC on March 10. The Titans will play their next home game on Sunday April 1 vs Lower Columbia. Come out and support the team and see the many improvements they have made to beautiful Minnitti Field.

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL PLACE FOUR ON ALL-LEAGUE TEAM

3/8/07: The TCC women's basketball team placed four members onto this years NWAACC All-League Team

Kalei Frank: (SO) 1st Team All-League

Jocelyn Moore: (SO) 2nd Team All-League

Dee Dee Jackson: (SO) Honorable Mention All-League

Tshlene Curry: (FR) Honorable Mention All-League

Sophomores Kalei Frank and Jocelyn Moore will be playing in the Sophomore all-star game down at Clackamas Community College on March 11th.

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL COMPLETES SUCCESSFUL SEASON

3/8/07: The Tacoma Community College women's basketball team has completed one of the most successful seasons in school history, although head coach Sharon Rissmiller would like to have ended it on a better note. After finishing third in the NWAACC's Western Division with a record of 12-4 (18-11 overall) the lady Titans entered the conference tournament for the first time since 2003 and lost two hard fought battles. They lost the first round game to Everett by a score of 78-75 and then in the consolation bracket lost again to Chemeketa by a score of 77-72. While the outcome was not as she would have hoped for, coach Rissmiller has established Tacoma CC women's basketball as one of the top programs in the NWAACC as they finished in the top ten of the entire NWAACC in seven statistical categories.

2006-2007 NWAACC Women's Basketball Season Statistics

Rank / Category

#1 / Rebounds (51 rebounds per game)

#2 / Bench scoring (27.4 points per game)

#6 / Blocked shots (3.4 per game)

#6 / Steals (15 per game)

#6 / Points in the paint (30.4 points per game)

#8 / 2nd chance points (13 points per game)

#8 / Assists (16.3 per game)

#10 / Scoring Average (71.8 points per game)

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL LOOKING STRONG DOWN THE

STRETCH

2/12/07: One down two more to go this week! The Titans defeated Green River at home on Monday night by a score of 76-47. The game was close until about twelve minutes left in the game when Tacoma went on a scoring spree created by a Shavon Tate steal.

The Titans had five players scoring in double digits and were lead by Freshman Tshlene Curry with 14 points. Other double digit scorers were Kalei Frank, Toakase Tukutau, and Shavon Tate each contributing 11 points. Jocelyn Moore was back in action with 12 points and 11 rebounds.

Tacoma's defense held the Gators to just 18 points the second half by creating 24 turnovers for Green River. The Titans converted those turnovers into 21 points to help build and sustain a significant lead.

Next up for Tacoma is a home game against Lower Columbia on Valentines day with a tipoff at 6 p.m.

TCC LADY HOOPS OFF TO HOT START

1/8/07: The Tacoma CC women's basketball team is off to their best start in years going 7-5 on the season with a 2-0 record in theNWAACC Western Division. On Wednesday Jan. 3rd Tacoma defeated heavely favored Highline CC by a score of 62-57 before a packed crowd at the TCC gym, it was the league opener for both teams. The Titans then went on the road and beat a highly touted Centralia team by the score of 85-73. The team and head coach Sharon Rissmiller look to keep up their winning ways as they take the floor again this Wednesday, January 10 at home against South Puget Sound with tip off set for 6:00 p.m. The Men's basketball game is set to follow with a scheduled 8:00 p.m. start time.

BASKETBALL SEASON UNDER WAY!

12/05/06: Please visit our men's and women's basketball websites for information regarding dates and times.

WOMEN'S SOCCER PLACE FOUR ON 2006 NWAACC ALL-STAR EAST-WEST TEAM

After a great 2006 season the Tacoma women's soccer team is now gathering it's postseason awards. Coach Ken Fox placed four of his players on the 2006 NWAACC All-Star East West Team: Forward Jackie McClendon, Defenders Bailey Snider & Anna Roselli and Midfielder Kates Ginther.

WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS AND COACH EARN ALL REGION HONORS

The Tacoma women's volleyball team placed three players on this years NWAACC All West Region Team. While head coach Angela Spoja earned co-coach of the year honors. The Titans placed two players on the first team, outside hitter Leilani Ramsey and setter Eki Punimata while defensive specialist Hiromi Imaizumi received a second team selection.

NWAACC CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS 2006

WOMEN'S SOCCER CAPTURES FIRST PLACE IN WESTERN DIVISION

The Tacoma women's soccer team just ended the 2006 season by finishing first in the NWAACC's Western Division and earning a first round BYE for the upcoming playoffs. Their next action will take place on Saturday November 11 at home as they host the winner of the Wenatchee Valley (East #3) vs Lane (South #2) match up to be played at Lane in Eugene, Oregon on Wednesday November 8th at 1:00 p.m.

NEW CONSTRUCTION ON FITNESS CENTER BEGINNING TO TAKE SHAPE

The new construction taking place at the TCC fitness center is coming along quite nicely, construction crews are working rain and shine to complete the project. Please stay posted for updates on its progress.

Women's Golf 2006 NWAACC Champions!

The TCC women's golf team won the NWAACC Championship in dominating fashion. The two-day tournament was held in Walla Walla on Monday May 22nd and Tuesday May 23rd, 2006. The Titan women won the team championship by 27 strokes over defending champion Spokane. Three Titan's finished in the top five for the event. Pony Leung was the Medalist (individual overall champion) for the second consecutive year. Pony finishes her sophomore season with an impressive record of 12-4. More Info on Women's Golf

Titan Baseball Takes 3rd in NWAACC

At the NWAACC Baseball Championships, May 25-29th The Titans beat heavily favored Skagit Valley and Wenatchee Valley in the first two games of the tournament. Tacoma fell to eventual champion Columbia Basin and runner-up Lower Columbia on Monday, but still hung on to claim a share of 3rd place. More Tacoma finishes the 2006 season 29-18 overall.

	New Scoreboard is Here
	The Titans are excited about the new scoreboard which was just installed at Minnitti Field the first week of June. The Associated Student Body at TCC purchased the board for the Titans and it has truly enhanced the look of the field.