Athletics News
The No. 5-seed Knights are headed to the 3C2A state championship quarterfinals for the fifth time in the Mitch Charlens era after getting past No. 4 seed Ventura College, 67-59, for their 16th straight win. Freshman Dylan Griffin led the way with game-highs in points (20) and rebounds (13), while sophomore Junior Camacho added 18 points, four rebounds, and four assists to help the Knights reach the elite eight for the second time in three years.
San Diego City's beach volleyball team opened up PCAC play on Friday and split two matches with the win coming over Palomar.
The No. 5 seeded Knights (24-5) are moving on to the sweet sixteen for the fifth time in the last six seasons after a wire-to-wire 79-70 home victory over No. 12 Saddleback (15-15) with Dylan Griffin and Junior Camacho each posting 20-point double-doubles.
San Diego City is off to a good start in PCAC play after getting a 7-6 win at Imperial Valley on Thursday and following it up with a 16-6 victory over IVC at Morley Field on Saturday. The Knights improved to 9-6 overall and 2-0 in conference.
Two days after completing an undefeated (16-0) conference season to win their third straight PCAC championship, the Knights received the 5-seed and a first-round bye in the 3C2A Southern California regional tournament. They will host a second round game at Harry West Gym on Saturday, Feb. 28 at 7 p.m. against the winner of the first round matchup between No. 22 Chaffey and No. 12 Saddleback.
San Diego City is off to its best start to a season since 2019 after winning its first three matches of the season over Rio Hondo, Los Angeles Harbor, and Santa Ana.
City also had six players selected the all-conference team including Griffin and Junior Camacho who made the All-PCAC first team. Micah Brickner and Matin Madadkar were named to the All-PCAC second team, while Pharaoh Amadi and Cyprian Hyde earned honorable mention.
In his fifth start of the season, Aiden Kuei pulled off a feat that hasn't been accomplished in over 20 years, which is throw a no-hitter with 11 strikeouts. Kuei and the Knights shut down California Miramar University, 10-0, to earn their third win in a row and improve to 7-5.
The 2025-26 PCAC champion Knights moved one step closer to completing an undefeated conference season after dispatching Southwestern, 83-66, on sophomore night to improve to 15-0 with one game left. Dylan Griffin led the way with 22 points, 10 rebounds, six assists, and four blocks to help his team win its 13th straight.
The San Diego City College Knights clinched their third straight PCAC championship by getting an 81-71 home victory over Miramar coupled with Grossmont's upset win over second place Southwestern. The Knights remained undefeated at 13-0 in conference play and have a four-game lead over both Southwestern and Palomar with only three games left.
San Diego City went 2-for-2 this week with an 81-70 road win at Southwestern on Wednesday and a 62-31 home win on Friday night to improve to 14-11 overall and move into sole possession of third place in the PCAC with 6-3 mark.
The Knights won their second straight game on Friday as they defeated L.A. Harbor 5-2 to improve to 4-4 on the season. Right fielder Andres Johnson went 4-for-4 with two RBI and three runs, while starting pitcher Aiden Kuei struck out eight in 7.0 innings to earn the win.
On a night when head coach Mitch Charlens was honored for reaching his 400th victory earlier this season, the Knights made sure to keep the celebratory mood by blowing out Imperial Valley 108-70, their ninth straight win to remain an undefeated 11-0 in PCAC play.
Six of the seven Knights who played in Wednesday night's 90-60 home victory over Mesa scored in double figures, including Dylan Griffin who narrowly missed out on a triple-double with 20 points, 16 rebounds, and eight assists as the Knights won their 12th straight over the Olympians.
The Knights won both games of a home-opening doubleheader over Los Angeles Valley, 9-4 and 12-7, with pitcher Rylee Leon striking out six batters in 10 total innings and earning a win in the first game and a save in the second.
San Diego City earned its first victory of the new season by holding off L.A. Mission 3-1 at Morley Field on Saturday afternoon with starting pitcher Aiden Kuei striking out five and allowing only four hits in six innings of work.
