Athletics News
Two days after clinching their second consecutive outright PCAC championship with a 9-0 win over Mt. San Jacinto, the Knights swept Imperial Valley, 9-0, to complete a perfect conference season in which they did not lose any singles or doubles matches.
The Knights, who clinched the outright Inland Empire Athletic Conference championship with an 8-1 win over Mt. San Jacinto on Tuesday, defeated Mt. San Antonio 8-1 on Wednesday to complete an undefeated 10-0 conference season. It's the second championship under head coach Brandon Lupian and the 12th in the program's history.
San Diego City clinched at least a share of the Inland Empire Athletic Conference championship after getting a 6-1 victory over College of the Desert on Friday to stay undefeated (8-0) in conference play. The Knights can secure the outright title with one win in their final two IEAC matches.
The Knights clinched at least a share of the PCAC title after sweeping Mt. San Jacinto, 9-0, on Thursday and can claim their second consecutive outright championship with one win in their final two conference matches.
Sophomore guard Logan Huston has been named to the 2025 California Community College Men's Basketball Coaches Association (CCCMBCA) All-State Team after a stellar season in which he helped lead the Knights to a second consecutive Pacific Coast Athletic Conference championship.
San Diego City, ranked No. 6 in Southern California, earned two big victories this week, including a narrow 5-4 win over No. 10 Mt. San Antonio to stay undefeated in conference and an 8-1 home win over No. 7 Fullerton on Friday.
San Diego City's women't tennis team, ranked No. 4 in Southern California, continued its dominating run with 9-0 victories over Southwestern and El Camino this week. The Knights have now extended their win streak to seven, all of which were 9-0 sweeps.
The San Diego City women's beach volleyball team split their two matches on Friday, getting a 4-0 win over Miramar and falling to Mt. San Jacinto, 5-0. The victory over Miramar was City's first PCAC win and its third overall this season.
San Diego City swept Saturday's doubleheader against Victor Valley, winning the first game 10-4 and the second 2-0 with pitcher Hadley Phipps earning two victories allowing only one run in 8.2 total innings.
San Diego City's women's tennis team, which has won seven of its first nine matches, is off to its best start since the 2017 season when they went 7-3 in the first 10 matches. The Knights defeated Rio Hondo, 9-0, on Thursday to make it five consecutive wins, all of which were 9-0 sweeps.
San Diego City is 3C2A tournament-bound for the 11th consecutive season and has received the No. 6 seed with a first-round bye in the Southern California regionals. The Knights will host a second round playoff on Saturday, March 1 at 7 p.m. against the winner of the No. 11 Cerritos/No. 22 Saddleback matchup.
After another stellar PCAC season in which the Knights went 15-1 on their way to a second straight conference championship, San Diego City has once again recieved the PCAC's top awards along with six all-conference selections. Head Coach Mitch Charlens has been named conference Coach of the Year for the second consecutive year and sophomore Logan Huston was tabbed as the Player of the Year.
The back-to-back PCAC champion Knights put an exclamation point on the conference season with a wire-to-wire 79-60 home win over Palomar on sophomore night. They won their last 10 games and finished the PCAC season with only one loss (15-1) for the second straight year.
San Diego City secured its second consecutive PCAC championship by getting a 74-62 road win at Southwestern with sophomore Logan Huston scoring a game-high 24 points. It is also the third time in the last four seasons that the Knights have won the conference title and the 10th time since 2004-05.
The Knights went into the bottom of the 9th inning down by five, but they put together a 6-run rally to complete an 8-7 comeback win over previously undefeated Grossmont. San Diego City had five straight hits and Jeremiah Morgan then scored the winning run on a botched double play.
The first-place Knights (21-5 overall, 13-1 PCAC) secured at least a share of the PCAC championship after getting a 63-41 home win over the second place MiraCosta Spartans (18-8, 11-3 PCAC). It was the Knights' eighth straight win as they moved two games ahead of MiraCosta and Southwestern with two games remaining.
