Volume 43, Issue 11. Today is
March 7, 2006
SPORTS

Tough test lies ahead for T-birds in playoffs

Mesa’s Arturo Donzella’s fast and furious shooting was just what the Thunderbirds needed in a heated overtime win against Scottsdale on Feb. 22.
Donzella scored 21 points, including a much needed two pointer that put the game into overtime, where the Thunderbirds pull out a 75-65 victory over the rival Artichokes.

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Men’s soccer team faces 3rd coach in three years

When the MCC men’s soccer team returns to action in the fall of 2006, it will have a new coach for the third consecutive season.
Bowing out after one season at MCC is Jeff Perry, who was brought on before the 2005 season to coach the men’s side after Tim Barmettler moved to coaching only the women’s team, having previously overseen both.

 


Top Thunderbirds make move to next tier in college sports

With the end of the school year in sight, many MCC athletes will find themselves in jerseys of a different color come next season.
Whether they have finished two years or are leaving early, these Thunderbirds will be leaving Mesa to advance their athletics careers. However, MCC coaches are already recruiting new players to fill in the gaps.

 


Nisbit’s hot play lifts women into playoffs

The Thunderbirds wasted little time edging Scottsdale Community College, defeating the Artichokes, 58-54 on Feb. 22.
It was the third consecutive win for MCC and helped lift the team to second place in the ACCAC Division II standings.

 


’05 star to lead men’s golf; small roster limits women

The 2006 Thunderbirds men’s and women’s golf teams are ready to kick off another season.
With 12 players, the men’s team has great depth and features several stand out players, including sophomore T.J. Rickerd.