Men's baseball gets into the swing of things
By Andre Pinedo, Staff Photographer
It's spring again, and that means baseball is back for the American River College men. Coming off a disappointing 2006 campaign in which the Beavers started out hot 14-5 ranked No. 4 in the Nor Cal Poll, they slid with the rain through the rest of the season, losing 9 one-run games and finished a substandard 16-26.

Last second shot keeps Beavers' heads afloat
By Andre Pinedo, Staff Photographer
Big games call for big plays.   Just ask Jared Stigall.   The freshman guard made the biggest play of the season last Friday night, Jan. 19, at Hutchison Gym when he hit the game winning three-point shot with .01 seconds remaining, keeping the American River College men's basketball team in the hunt for a championship.

Ladies b-ball crushed
By Andre Pinedo, Staff Photographer
In the first game of last Friday night's basketball double-header, the Lady Beavers were crushed by first place San Joaquin Delta at American River College.

Court in session when she wears blue
By Andrew Popovich, Staff Photograper
Walking into the volleyball game on Friday, 10 Nov, tension was in the air. The team was playing Sierra College. After the singing of the national anthem, there was an announcement: Three players of American River would be playing their last game that day. One of them was Aki Nakajima. She was most noticeable for wearing a blue jersey during the game while the others wore red.

Sweet, sweet revenge
By Andrew Clementi, Web Editor
American River College's football team was out for revenge, and the date couldn't be more appropriate. Their opponent: Oakland's Laney College, the team that ended the Beaver's perfect record in 2005. The occasion: ARC's first homecoming in 34 years.

Lady beavers narrowly beat Santa Rosa 1-0
By Marquette Jefferson, Staff Writer
Even after a rough road to the win column, the lady Beavers were a little less then satisfied with their 1-0 victory over the Santa Rosa Bear Cubs on Oct. 24