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Football team wins sloppy game, goes 3-0
The Palomar football team survived a mistake-filled affair, equaling last season's win total by holding on to defeat Orange Coast College 40-32 at Escondido High School Sept.17. The Comets dominated the entire game but countless special teams errors and six turnovers forced them to watch the final seconds tick away before being assured of the victory.…
 
Padres don't deserve a spot in the MLB postseason
There's a tragic comedy currently playing and the stage is the Major League Baseball playoffs. This satire is known as the 2005 San Diego Padres. It's a comedy because the Padres were hovering around the .500 mark all season, yet due to the ineptitude of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Arizona Diamondbacks, and the absence of Barry Bonds from the San Francisco Giants, the Friars have held a comfortable lead all season.…
 
Men's soccer struggles to tie
Head coach said team fortunate to come away with tie versus Pirates…
 
Men's water polo wins last-second thriller
With just five seconds left, and the score knotted at 14, tension was high in the men's water polo match against San Diego Mesa. When Palomar's Greg Trebbe sent home the game winning goal, the pool erupted with the joy of victory. "I'm pretty excited, I'm not going to lie," Trebbe said.…
 
Women's water polo squanders conference opener
Inexperience in the water cost the women's water polo team in a 6-5 loss to San Diego Mesa Sept. 13 in the Pacific Coast Conference opener. In a back and forth game, going into the last two and a half minutes of the fourth quarter, Mesa was able to score their final two goals to take the lead for good.…
 
Cross country tunes up for conference
The Cross Country teams were hosts to the Southern California Invite Sept. 16 at Guajome Park in Vista, where the men's team placed fifth and the women's team placed seventh in a 10-team field. "As a team, we didn't do so hot," said head coach Hugh Gerhardt.…
 
 
 

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