Orange Coast College’s men’s crew is training hard for its 70th year as one of OCC’s longest-running and top sports. 

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.

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.

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.

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.

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. 

After being outscored 30-7 in the first two games of the series, Orange Coast College played its best baseball of the week against Saddleback College in the series finale on Saturday.

Orange Coast College’s men's volleyball team won its seventh game in a row after defeating Santiago Canyon College on Friday.

Orange Coast College lost at home on Thursday 9-0 to one of its toughest opponents, Irvine Valley College. 

Orange Coast College Baseball had a series to remember, while the women’s volleyball program upset a team that had not lost a match since 2019. Overall, OCC Programs boasted a 10-3 overall record from March 7-12.

The scoreboard highlighted 14 runs and 14 hits at the end of the game, in an afternoon solely dedicated to number 14, Orange Coast College baseball legend John Altobelli.

Orange Coast College’s flawless beach volleyball season was put to the test this weekend against a team that had not lost a game in this decade.

Orange Coast College's baseball team defeated Irvine Valley College in a close game on Thursday with the final score 5-4.

Pitchers put up a good fight on Wednesday, but ended with Orange Coast College's softball team losing to Santa Ana College in a close game 3-2.

The volleyball programs showed up and won all four of their games last week, while other OCC programs were in a slump, going 4-8 as a whole.

Orange Coast College’s basketball regular seasons were capped off with a playoff bid for the women’s team, while tennis continued to roll, with each program winning its last two matchups. Overall, OCC programs went 12-2 from Feb. 21-27.

Orange Coast College’s baseball team took the three-game series at home against Sacramento City College, winning the last two games in extra innings on Friday and Saturday.

Pitching was at a premium in Orange Coast College’s softball rivalry game against Golden West College. It was anyone’s game to win with the Pirates and Rustlers combining for just one run on five hits in seven innings of play.

After losing to Long Beach City College on Feb. 15, Orange Coast College Baseball won their next two games against LBCC and Mt. San Antonio College. This week, OCC programs went 7-6 from Feb. 14-19.

The Orange Coast College baseball team was unable to complete a ninth-inning comeback against Long Beach City College on Tuesday, losing 8-6. 

After winning their last six games, Orange Coast College's baseball team’s winning streak came to an end due to losing to Southwestern College 11-5 on Thursday.

Orange Coast College's baseball team defeated Palomar College 7-5 on Tuesday.

Orange Coast College Baseball scored 33 runs in their three-game sweep of Cuesta College this weekend, as softball also went 3-0. Across all OCC programs, the Pirates carried a 16-5 record from Jan. 31 to Feb. 6.

It was 70 degrees at Newland Courts in Huntington Beach with not a cloud in the sky or a worry in mind for the Orange Coast College beach volleyball team.