A four-game streak of sweeps came crashing to an end for Orange Coast College Wednesday, as they suffered a 3-1 road defeat to the Irvine Valley College Lasers. 

Orange Coast College’s women's volleyball team continued sweeping its competition, while the women’s soccer team scored a combined 10 goals this past week. All OCC Programs went 8-4 from Sep. 12-19.

Orange Coast College’s cross-country teams competed at the 2022 Golden West invitational at Central Park on Friday. 

For the fourth consecutive game, Orange Coast College’s women's volleyball team swept its way to victory in OCC’s first Orange Empire Conference matchup against Santiago Canyon College on Friday.

After a slow 80 minutes of soccer, Orange Coast College women's soccer was able to score two more goals under 10 minutes to beat Pasadena City College 3-0. 

Orange Coast College was looking to gain its first home win after a rough start to the season. The Pirates started off strong but couldn’t keep up on the attack, falling 5-1 against the Pasadena City College Tuesday evening.

Another game, another sweep. 

Orange Coast College’s women’s volleyball team suffered its first loss of the season on Wednesday, but bounced back winning both games of a doubleheader on Friday. Meanwhile things did not go well for the football team in their first home game. All OCC Programs went 6-7 from Sep. 4-11. 

After digging themselves into a 14-0 hole within the game’s first two minutes, Orange Coast College was never able to recover, falling 45-7 against the Santa Barbara City College Vaqueros Saturday night. 

Bouncing back from its first loss of the season on Wednesday, the Orange Coast College women's volleyball team swept the doubleheader against Glendale Community College and College of the Desert on Friday. 

In a battle between two undefeated “Pirate” teams, it was the host Orange Coast College Pirates that suffered its first defeat in a 3-1 loss to the Ventura College Pirates Wednesday night.

Orange Coast College women's volleyball continued to be victorious after three games, while things did not go as planned for football as they lost the “Battle of the Bell” to open the season. Overall, OCC programs went 4-2-1 from Aug. 30-Sep. 3. 

Orange Coast College's football team looked to take the bell back from Golden West College, but could not find an answer against GWC’s domination.

After a long day of school and work, students try to make an effort to take care of their health by working out with such a tight schedule. Marvin Diebel, an Orange Coast College international student and resident at The Harbour, chooses to prioritize his health by working out five to six da…

In a five month span, Orange Coast College sophomore and captain of the dance team Valeria Gonzalez went through hell and back — and her rebound included two of collegiate dancing’s most prized team awards.

Long before they became the single most successful pair in Orange Coast College beach volleyball history, freshmen Alanna Shields and Sophia Sola first met at Club H Volleyball in Huntington Beach over 10 years ago.

Orange Coast College’s track and field team competed at the California Community Colleges Athletic Association State Championship Meet at Mt. San Antonio College and seven members won medals on Saturday.

Orange Coast College sophomore Giselle Quinonez returned to competitive swimming after taking a three-year break following her sophomore year of high school. Being brand new to the swim team at OCC and returning from a global pandemic, the 2022 season was uncertain. This, however, did not st…

Orange Coast College’s track and field competed at Moorpark College in the SoCal Championship meet on Friday and members of both the men’s and women’s teams are moving on to the state championship meet taking place at Mt. San Antonio College on May 20.

After having three pairs qualify for the CCCAA Beach Volleyball Pairs State Championship, all OCC teams were eliminated from title contention on Friday at Irvine Valley College.

After becoming the first team in program history to go undefeated in the regular season, the first team to win the Orange Empire Conference, and the first team to play in state, the Orange Coast College beach volleyball team finally woke up from its dream season.

College of the Canyons baseball played under the lights on April 30 in its regular season finale, winning 15-6 over LA Pierce College, a struggling 10-30 non-conference opponent. The victory allowed the Cougars to clinch a CCCAA Southern California Regionals appearance on the last day of the…

The Orange Coast College women’s swim team triumphed as CCCAA State Champions over the weekend, meanwhile the beach volleyball team anticipates its first state championship appearance in program history on Thursday.

Orange Coast College had teammates take on teammates in the 2022 CCCAA SoCal Regionals Pairs Championship, but was still able to have all eligible duos move on to state over the weekend.

Welcome back to The Plank, Coast Report’s monthly sports column. In the first edition of the column, I shared my list of OCC’s most historic achievements of March. This time, I’d like to move away from a list-oriented discussion and talk about OCC volleyball’s “golden generation.”

Orange Coast College beach volleyball continued to add to the laundry list of firsts realized this season with its greatest accomplishment yet.

Having a chance to sneak into the playoffs in the Orange Empire Conference, the Orange Coast College baseball team is officially out of contention after losing its last two regular season matchups against Santa Ana College.  

The Orange Coast College beach volleyball team was stopped in its tracks on the second day of the Orange Empire Conference Pairs Tournament on Friday.

Orange Coast College brought every pair on its roster to Irvine Valley College for the 2022 Orange Empire Conference Pairs Tournament on Wednesday.

Playing its last series of the season, Orange Coast College’s baseball team showed no signs of slowing down as it put up a dominating offensive performance against Santa Ana College in their first matchup of the three-game series.

After losing the first two games of the series to Riverside City College, Orange Coast College’s baseball team finished the series strong with a win on Saturday.

For the eighth time in program history, the Orange Coast College men’s volleyball team is state champions.

After eight years of battle inside the Orange Empire Conference, the Orange Coast College beach volleyball team stands alone at the top for the very first time.

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.

Men’s Volleyball (18-1, 8-0)

The Orange Coast College men’s volleyball team took its home court magic into postseason play, and is one step closer to etching another historic year into Pirates athletics’ lore.

The Orange Coast College beach volleyball team made history on Friday, becoming the first group in program history to win an Orange Empire Conference Western Division title since the college’s inception of the sport in 2015.

Angel Stadium will host an Orange Coast College Night when the Los Angeles Angels play the Washington Nationals on May 6 at 6:38 p.m. 

Orange Coast College’s softball team ended the game early by mercy rule against rival Golden West College for the second time this season on Monday. 

Both the men’s volleyball team and women’s beach volleyball program are undefeated in Orange Empire Conference play so far. The indoor team, having finished the year with an undefeated conference record, will begin its playoff journey on Saturday.

Orange Coast College men and women’s crew faced off against the seasoned UC Irvine crew teams for the Collins Cup on Saturday. The Anteaters took first place after a series of races in which the men’s and women’s teams competed for victory. 

The struggles for Orange Coast College’s baseball team continued as it lost the series to Cypress College. OCC has now lost seven out of its last eight games.

There was a heat advisory in place, but Orange Coast College beach volleyball still made it rain at Newland Courts in Huntington Beach on Friday.

Orange Coast College’s softball team came to Monday’s game against Riverside City College hoping to snap its five-game losing streak.

A new week, but the same dominant performance from Orange Coast College beach volleyball — only this time they did it twice.

Welcome to “The Plank,” Coast Report’s new monthly sports column hyper-focused on developments from all 25 Orange Coast College athletic programs.

Orange Coast College’s volleyball programs won across the board in three Orange Empire Conference matchups last week, while women’s tennis concluded the season with a trio of victories. All OCC athletic programs went 8-6 overall from March 21-25.

Orange Coast College’s men’s volleyball team continued to play with heart and passion on Friday against rival Golden West College, sending a warning to the rest of the teams in the Orange Empire Conference come playoff time as the regular season is coming to a close with three games left.

Orange Coast College beach volleyball tends to make quick work of its opponents, and there has been no difference since they entered the heart of Orange Empire Conference play.

Orange Coast College’s volleyball programs were near flawless, while track and field finished first overall in its home meet. Overall, OCC programs went 8-4 from March 14-19.