Going for their eighth consecutive win, the SMC women's tennis team didn't waste much time as they decisively defeated the Ventura College Pirates 7-2.

Tiger Woods answered questions from select interviewers for the first time since his infamous incident on Thanksgiving night.

Freshman Alice Coleman gives readers insight on how she stays in shape and what it takes to perform at a high level playing softball.

Santa Barbara College controlled the contest throughout, as men's vollyball struggled in the 3-0 loss.

Women's tennis continue to dominate Western Conference play, as they defeat the Santa Barbara Vaqueros en route to a fifth consecutive victory.

Sophomore Tillman Hubbard gives readers a brief look into his daily routine and workout regimen.

 Men's volleyball team struggles in match up with Moorpark College, as they give a disheartening performance in a three-games-to-one loss

SMC sophomore guard Meghan Duron gives readers a look into her active lifestyle and daily health regimen.

SMC women's tennis continued to dominate Western Conference play, sweeping Bakersfield College nine matches to none, as they stretched an already impressive win streak out to five games.

As the 3-year hiatus sans-softball finally came to a close, the SMC Softball team faced-off against the College of Canyons Cougars in what would become a frustrating season-opener for the Lady Corsairs.

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SMC women's basketball fought valiantly in their attempt to advance past the first round of the playoffs, but were thwarted by the Cypress College Chargers; losing 74-69.

Didn't get a chance to watch the entire 2010 Olympics? Here's a quick summation of what you missed.

Regardless of the possession, sophomore Kymberli Galdamez loves every part of playing volleyball at Santa Monica College.

Struggling to find their offensive rhythm all night, the Santa Monica College Corsairs lost at the home game to the underachieving Dons of Santa Ana College on Thurs., Dec. 3, with a final score of 58-50.

Through hustle and gritty work, the Santa Monica College Lady Corsairs handed the Lady Vaqueros of Santa Barbara College their third loss of the season on Tuesday, Dec. 1 at home with a final score of 73-72.

The University of Southern California Trojans knew heading to a major bowl game was no longer an option. Last week's excruciating 21-17 loss to the Arizona Wildcats was just adding insult to injury.

A fixture of leisure in America is sports. Athletics are a prime way to generate interest and attract students to academic institutions.

In no other building in professional sports is there a dichotomy of franchises quite like that in Staples Center. One franchise is the icon of success in professional basketball. It's a team where rising stars go to skyrocket to unfathomable heights. Banners and retired jerseys adorn the rafters of the building as constant reminders of greatness.

For all their hard work this season, the Santa Monica women's soccer team's season ended in defeat on the field of Ventura College on Nov. 24. The Lady Corsairs lost by a score of 4-3.