San Diego is and will always be a sports town
“America’s Finest City,” a name coined by former San Diego mayor Pete Wilson, has been home to many professional sports teams over the years. NBA basketball, NFL football, and MLB baseball have all called San Diego home since the city’s first pro team, the San Diego Bombers of the Pacific Coast Football League, played at Balboa Stadium back in 1940. The NBA moved out long ago and the NFL (“No Fun League”) decided to take its...
Comets back home to take on number 1 ranked Fullerton
Just a week after coming from behind to defeat winless Grossmont, Palomar football will host the undefeated Fullerton College Hornets in their first conference game of the 2018 season. Palomar (3-2) will be looking to give Fullerton its first loss of the year as they currently sit at a perfect 5-0 atop the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference standings. Fullerton is currently riding a 23-game win streak that dates back to October 2016....
Breast Health Workshop
SAN MARCOS—An estimated 41,400 people are expected to die from breast cancer in the year 2018 according to Cancer.Net. It is for this reason that the San Diego Black Nurses Association will be holding a free breast cancer workshop from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Oct. 6, at the San Marcos campus in room D-10. Titled “Keeping Abreast of Our Needs,” the workshop will include important information on breast cancer and why it is important...
New Coach Hopes for Continued Success
Comet’s baseball new head coach is looking to build upon the successes of his predecessor. Coach Ben Adams, who was appointed as the Comets’ new head baseball coach has been a staff assistant at Palomar for 14 years. He hopes to continue to build upon the successes of the previous head coach, Buck Taylor, who over the summer accepted a position as the new pitching coach for Kansas State University. Both Taylor and Adams...
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