Athletic teams rally for spring season

Julianna Cardinale, Staff member
December 8, 2015

Atticus Soane is practicing while he’s on deck at the Viking home game on Feb. 19.

Viking Swimmers and Pasadena City College Swimmers Gather Around the DVC Pool to Cheer on Their Teammates for the 200 Free Relay on March 6th, 2015

Cynthia Deunas stretches to get the last out in the top of the sixth inning during DVC’s softball game against Serria on March 13. Jesse Sutterley

Austin Lemak — Roy Eldred serves during his doubles match on the DVC Tennis Courts on April 9, 2015.

Chelsea Corby displays her forehand shot as she returns a ball from a Folsom Lake Falcon. Both Men’s and Women’s tennis won their matches at home, on Friday, March 28.

Christine Nip and Camille Long dive off the board for their 100 breaststroke in the first meet of the season.

Sabrea Coleman makes a shot on the basket in the first half against American River on Tuesday Jan. 14, 2014. DVC won 92-78. (Andrew Barber / The Inquirer).

DVC Eric Ellis, (10), goes up for a shot on the basket in this game against Amercian River College on Thursday, Jan. 14, 2014. DVC won 64-45.

Spring sports at Diablo Valley College are looking forward to a new season to showcase their skills.

After losing only five games the whole season and finishing fourth in the state last season, women’s basketball looks to show the Big 8 that they can continue to be a dominating force.

Men’s basketball is striving to have better results this season after finishing last season with a record of 17-13. They are off to a good start so far with a record of 5-3.

Vikings softball ended last season at 32-11, and hope to make it past round two of the Super Regionals after being eliminated last season.

Vikings baseball look to bounce back from having a down year, finishing last season with a record of 9-27.

DVC men’s swimming expect to continue their dominance from last season after winning the Big 8 and coming in 2^nd at the State Championships.

Women’s swimming also did well in the Big 8 and came in 3^rd place at the State Championships last season.

Having good seasons last year, men’s tennis finished with a record of 8-6 and women’s finished at 10-5. Hoping to continue their winning mentality, both teams qualified for the CCCAA Team Regionals last season.

Coming off a great season, track and field look to reach the State Championships once again.

These teams will use the previous season to motivate them into all star winners this upcoming spring.

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