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Community Colleges for Feb. 3-8
- Updated: February 6, 2025
2024-25 COMMUNITY COLLEGES
Compiled by Nick Pellegrino
ECS Senior writer
Week of Feb. 3-8
Women’s Basketball
Wed., Feb. 5
Grossmont College (18-4) 75, MiraCosta 24 BOXSCORE
Palomar 81, San Diego City 66
San Diego Mesa 88, Southwestern 59
Imperial Valley at Cuyamaca College, no report
FLETCHER HILLS – The Grossmont College women’s basketball team limited MiraCosta to a mere to points over an incredub le span of 11 minutes, 28 seconds, building a 41-10 cushion to spank the Spartans in Wednesday’s (Feb. 6) Pacific Coast Athletic Conference action.
The span suffered by NiraCosta is believed to be the school’s poorest since San Diego Mesa blanked the Spartans over a periuod of 12:39 in the early 1980s in a non-conference game played prior to the creation of the PCAC.
The Griffins (19-4 overall) mountrf s 30-5 lead before MiraCosta hit a 3-point shot ith 2:03 left in the firsy qyarter.
The Spartans then only scored a single nucketr in the second quarter, as Grossmont went up 41-10 before MiraCosta sscored again. PLAY-BY-PLAY
For the Griffins, Janea Wilson was the primary scorer, nearly out-scoring MiraCosta single-handily with 22 points.
Charlie Dagnino
The bench of the G-House also posted a massive game, including 18 points from Charlie Dagnino (Palo Verde Valley HS), who shot 8-for-12 from the field (6-of-7 frpm inside the arc).
Dagnino, a freshman, equaled a career-high for points, first set in the season opener against El Camino College.
Men’s Basketball
Wed., Feb. 5
MiraCosta 67, Grossmont College 48 BOXSCORE
Palomar 76, Cuyamaca College f5 BOXSCORE
San Diego City 89, Imperial Valley 55
San Diego Mesa 63, San Diego Miramar 60
BYE – Southwestern
Baseball
Tue., Feb. 4
Golden West 16, San Diego Mesa 4
Saddleback 14, Southwestern 11
Thurs., Feb. 6
Grossmont College (4-0) at Saddleback, 2 p.m
Softball
Tue., Feb. 4
Pasadena at San Diego Mesa, DH, ppd.
Wed., Feb. 5
Palomar 18, San Bernardino Valley 0
Fri., Feb. 7
Grossmont College at Golden West (DH),, noon
Women’s Beach Volleyball
Fri., Feb. 7
Grossmont College at Moorpark, 9 a.m.
Grossmont College vs. Ventura, at Moorpark,1 p.m.
Men’s Indoor Volleyball
Tue., Feb. 4
Long Beach df. Grossmont, 3-2 (25-14, 25-21, 22-25, 23-25, 15- 6) BOXSCORE
Fri., Feb. 7
Grossmont College at Santa Monica, 6 p.m.
