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Comets swept up in doubleheader
Pitchers can be hard to come by. Especially when a roster is whittled down from 21 players to just 12 during the course of one season. The lack of arms saw the Palomar softball team drop the second game of a morning-afternoon, non-conference doubleheader to Mt.… Post the First Comment
 
March madness lives by brackets
It doesn't get much better than the middle of March. Spring training is in full swing, most Palomar students will soon be receiving their tax return checks and spring break is a few short days away. It's that time of year again. It comes upon us every March and hits us like a second Christmas.… Post the First Comment
 
Comets serve conference opponent in victory
The Palomar men's tennis team grabbed its first Pacific Coast Conference victory March 1, as they defeated San Diego City College, 6-3. "I liked our resolve," said assistant coach Tyler Hayden. "We worked them hard last week, and this week we really pushed them.… Post the First Comment
 
New ball field set to break ground
Palomar College officials have decided to spend $ 2 million to build a new baseball field in order to prevent further damage caused by fly balls hitting cars on Mission Road. A survey of the land where the field is purposed to be built will be conducted during the next six to nine months, after which construction is set to begin.… Post the First Comment
 
Area channel not satisfied after first season
The Mountain West Conference had been playing football games on Friday nights, a controversial move that brought criticism from local high schools, college fans and proponents of tradition, all for the sake of a coveted slice of national TV exposure. Then, in negotiations with ESPN for a new contract two years ago, the network requested a few Tuesday and Wednesday night games, along with 10 p.… Post the First Comment
 
Kristina Moreno
At times, change is a hard thing for people to deal with. For college athletes especially, change is often unwelcomed. Players spend years perfecting and honing skills at their positions. This was the case for Palomar softball player Sipau Lee-Noa - until the 2007 season.… Post the First Comment
 
 
 

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