Past Week in Palomar Sports 3/23-3/28 – Page 6

TENNIS

Womens (5-8; 5-5 conference)

The Comets womens team lost 7-2 away to Riverside on Thursday. Be sure to check out the article in the next issue of the Telescope about freshman standout Bettinah Olah. The Comets next play Tuesday, March 31 when they travel to Mesa College.

Palomar College Tennis players Jonathan Rodriguez and Vince Rivera won their Men's Doubles match against San Diego City College after playing a third set that ended 10-3, Feb 19. Dirk Callum/The Telescope — Palomar College Tennis players Jonathan Rodriguez and Vince Rivera won their Men’s Doubles match against San Diego City College after playing a third set that ended 10-3, Feb 19. Dirk Callum/The Telescope

Mens (5-10; 5-7 conference)

For the mens team unfortunately in was the same fortune as the women as they lost 7-2 away to Riverside. Just like the women though the Comets will have their chance to rebound this Tuesday, March 31 as they play hosts to Mesa College.

WOMENS TRACK AND FIELD

Palomar College's Jessica Steinhoff (4) competes alongside her Palomar teammate and the rest of the field. / Photo by Hugh Cox — Palomar College’s Jessica Steinhoff (4) competes alongside her Palomar teammate and the rest of the field. / Photo by Hugh Cox

Palomar’s womens track and field team competed in the 37th annual Aztec invitational over Friday and Saturday. Jessican Bettancourt placed third in the 3k-meter steeplechase with a time of 11:30.07 while Sarah Martinez finished ninth with a 13:15.13.

Look for the article by Telescope staff writer Amber Rosario about track team members De’ondra Young and Simone Everet in the latest issue of the Telescope, on stands now.

GO COMETS

Image Sources

Jessica Steinhoff Track 2015: Photo courtesy of Hugh Cox | Used With Permission

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