college sports – The Telescope

College Coaches Struggle to Recruit During the Pandemic

Coach Ryan Keckley speaking to two men's tennis players during a home match against Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.

College Coaches Struggle to Recruit During the Pandemic

Published April 4, 2021 by Riley Sullivan

College coaches are struggling to recruit student-athletes and plan their teams’ future due to the pandemic.

Featured image: Photo credit: Thomas Christensen, University of San Diego Athletics | Used With Permission

Leave a Comment

Palomar spring sports postponed indefinitely due to coronavirus concerns

Palomar spring sports postponed indefinitely due to coronavirus concerns

Published March 13, 2020 by Summer Aguirre

Spring sports at Palomar have been put on pause as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. According to a release published Friday on Palomar’s athletic…

Leave a Comment

The Fair Pay to Play Act would ruin college sports

The Fair Pay to Play Act would ruin college sports

Published September 30, 2019 by Jordan Spurgeon

Story by Jordan Spurgeon The NCAA needs to allow college athletes to profit off of their name and likeness. However, California is jump starting the…

Featured image: Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times/TNS | Used With Permission

Leave a Comment

Men’s water polo debut head coach

Dylan Van Horn pressing the opponent, Orange Coast College, while playing defense during the scrimmage Sept. 1, 2017. (Julie Lykins/The Telescope)

Men’s water polo debut head coach

Published September 11, 2017 by Esmeralda Perez

Palomar College men’s water polo team is ready for an exciting season with help from their new head coach. After last seasons win in the…

Leave a Comment

Women’s water polo defends championship

The women’s water polo team practices passing the ball at the pool on Sept. 5, 2017. (Justin Gonzalez/The Telescope)

Women’s water polo defends championship

Published September 11, 2017 by Justin Gonzalez

The defending PCAC champions in women’s water polo are looking towards another season of success. After losing in the first round of regional playoffs against…

Leave a Comment

Grand Canyon University Representative Comes to Palomar

Michelle Muniz, Grand Canyon University transfer specialist, helps Trent Chavez Matzel, 1st year Business Management, and Jon Miller, 2nd semsester Business major, as she manages the booth at the annual Palomar College Fair. GCU was one of many schools that attended this event. Zachary Maxwell/The Telescope

Grand Canyon University Representative Comes to Palomar

Published December 11, 2016 by Linus Smith

On December 14, a representative from Grand Canyon University (GCU) is coming to Palomar College to offer one-on-one appointments to those interested in transferring, from…

Leave a Comment

Comets add on another win to the list

Terrell Arnold, wide receiver for the Palomar Comets, catches a 20 yd. pass in the last 17 seconds of the game to tie the score at 27-27. The extra point scored by Sam Tapia won the game for the comets. Comets met the Pirates in Wilson Stadium at 6pm. on Saturday, Oct. 15, 2016, final score was 28-27 in favor of the Comets. (Mitchell P. Hill/The Telescope)

Comets add on another win to the list

Published October 30, 2016 by Joseph Sandoval

The Comets football team tagged a win against the Orange Coast Pirates by the skin of their teeth. The Comets opened up the game with…

Leave a Comment

Beaver Pride at OSU

Palomar’s Justin Sattelmaier (75) leads the comets on the field against visiting Orange Coast College. The Comets defeated the Pirates 28-27 at Wilson Stadium in Escondido, Calif. on Oct. 15, 2016. (Philip Farry/The Telescope)

Beaver Pride at OSU

Published October 30, 2016 by Kellcy Kocinski

Only eight games into the season, and a Palomar offensive tackle is verbally committed to a full-ride scholarship to a Pac-12 university. Comet’s offensive tackle…

Leave a Comment

Women’s soccer display passion through adversity

Palomar's Adriana Gutierrez (Number 10) on her way to score the last goal of the game agaisnt Southwestern on Sept. 16, 2016. (Kayla Rambo/The Telescope)

Women’s soccer display passion through adversity

Published October 30, 2016 by Jeremy Brown

The Palomar’s women’s soccer team is fighting through their fair share of struggles this year, but the resilient club isn’t willing to give up just…

Leave a Comment

Women’s volleyball falls short in first conference game

Palomar Kianna Niu (5) saves the ball and resets the play against San Bernardino as the comets defeat San Bernardino in three straight 25-1, 25-21 and 25-21, Oct. 26, 2016 at the Dome. (Johnny Jones/The Telescope)

Women’s volleyball falls short in first conference game

Published October 30, 2016 by Kyle Ingram

The Comets faced their rivals in Palomar’s first women’s volleyball home conference match-up against the MiraCosta Spartans. MiraCosta took the first two sets 25-22 and…

Leave a Comment

Tag: college sports