November 16, 2004

Sports

Mesa gridmen upset #10 ranked Pima, 33-25

The Mesa Community College football team played its best game of the season Nov. 6 in upsetting #10 nationally-ranked Pima Community College, 33-25 and thereby insuring the Thunderbirds (6-3, 5-3) of a winning season...

T-Birds advance to the Nationals

For the second straight season, the MCC women’s soccer team earned an invitation to the NJCAA National Tournament.
By stringing together three consecutive shutouts, the T-Birds, ranked #6 nationally, were crowned ACCAC Conference and NJCAA District Champions.

2004: Year of broken streaks

The beginning of 2004 offered many streaks that gave little hope for hopeful outcomes of various communities. As the end of 2004 is on the horizon, change is running rampant for the future hopes of these rejuvenated programs.

Turnovers at fault for big loss to Monroe CC
The lady Thunderbird basketball team started the season a little rough, but are preparing for the upcoming games.
The first game was against New York’s Monroe Community College. At the end of the game, it was Monroe 84, Mesa 24.

Nationals await Mesa's finest

Friday afternoon on Oct. 29, MCC’s Cross Country team met at Pavilion Lakes golf course with a bittersweet ending to the day. Katie Forkner and Chloe Young-Bloom secured their placements for the upcoming NJCAA National Championship to be held in El Paso, Tex...