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Team PhotoMen's Swim & Dive, State Champions The Bear Cubs finished their historical, undefeated, 2012 Swim & Dive season by capturing the first ever CCCAA State Championship Title in school history, at East LA College this past weekend. Highlights of the meet included winning four of the five relays (200 Free, 200 Medley, 400 Medley, 400 Free), three individual events (100 F-yTrent Williams, 1m, and 3m boards-NIco Suissa), setting a new state record in the 200 Medley Relay (Sean Malley, John Bing, Trent Williams, Nolan Stimple), being awareded the "Outstanding Performance of the Meet" award for that 200 MR, Nico Suissa being named Male Diver of the Year after setting a new state record on the 1m board, and coaches Jill McCormick and Nolan Irwin being named Men's Swim Coach of the Year, and Men's Diving Coach of the Year respectively. The cubs also set seven new school records as well. On the women's side, freshman Alex Holland was named Co-Female Swimmer of the Year after winning all three of her individual events including the 100 IM, 200 IM, and the 100 Fly. The women's team had a top 10 finish for the ninth consecutive year, finising 7th overall in the final team standings. Congratulations to all the Bear Cubs on this history making season.

SRJC Track & Field The Bear Cubs roar was definitely heard in Wildcat country throughout the 2-day Chico Twilight Invitational. The Men’s and Women’s team placed 10th out of 18 teams at the highly competitive track meet. Both team captains Elijah Stephenson and Margie Garza competed in the 3000m Steeple Chase. Not onAction Shotly did they capture 1st places but both ran season’s best times ensuring their spot at Northern California Championships. The ball kept rolling while the men’s 4x100m won their heat for the second week in a row. The women’s 4x100m(Jen Salazar, Ariel Farrar, Michelle Kelley, Atalie Halpin)got the baton around for the first time this season qualifying for Northern California Championships. The men’s 4x400m won their heat posting their season’s best of 3:27.71. Ariel Farrar continues her hot streak in the pole vault vaulting to her season’s best of 10’10 ¼ good enough for a 3rd place finish. Jordan Bergstrom posted a season’s best, 6th overall in the 200m (22.28). His relay teammate Blakelyn Birks also ran a personal best in the 200m (22.54). Chris Sparrow knocked off 2.5 seconds off his 100m time (13.83). This weekend a handful of athletes will compete at Woody Wilson Twilight in Davis. The rest of the Bear Cubs will prepare this weekend for the Big 8 conference championships next Tuesday in Sacramento.

Jennifer TsurumotoSRJC Tsurumoto Named Big 8 MVP Leading SRJC women's bid to repeat as state champions is a trio of players named to the All Conference basketball team. Former Analy standout Jen Tsurumoto was named Most Valuable Player of the Big 8 Conference in a vote of league coaches. The point guard was fifth in the conference in scoring with 14 points per game and averaged four assists to lead SRJC after moving over from shooting guard for her sophomore season. Another returner from last year's state team named All Conference was Ashley Morgan. The forward from Maria Carrillo topped SRJC in rebounds with eight per game and free throw shooting (72.7%), while scoring seven points per contest. In a breakout freshman season, Anandi Jimenez was second on the Cubs in scoring with 10 points per contest, which was fifth among conference first-year players. The forward from Montgomery also was second on the team in rebounds with six per game and led the team in blocks. Guiding the Bear Cubs to another conference title, coach Lacey Campbell was named Big 8 Coach of the Year. Cambell has received the honor four consecutive seasons. Santa Rosa finished the regular season 22-6 overall and 13-1 in league play. (Article written by Michael Coit, Press Democrat, 2/18/12)

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School LogoAll Sports Youth Camp The SRJC Men's athletic programs will be running a sports camp the week of June 4-7. The camp will include tennis, soccer, volleyball, swimming, water polo, baseball, track, and will be run by the SRJC head coaches and their student-athleties. The camp is for boys and girls ages 8-12 and costs $150 per camper. Space is limited so sign up early. Click here to download the All Sports Camp Registration Form, the Medical Release Form, and you can also visit the camp web site.

SRJC Baseball Summer Camps The SRJC Men's Baseball program will be running youth baseball camps this summer the weeks of June 11-14, June 25-28, and July 9-12. The camp is for boys ages 7-15 and costs $140. Space is limited so sign up early. Click here to download the SRJC Boys Baseball Camp Registration Form.

SRJC Boys Basketball Summer Camps The SRJC Men's Basketball program will be running two youth basketball camps this summer the weeks of June 11-14 and July 16-19. The camp is for boys ages 6-14 and costs $200 for one session or $350 for both sessions. Space is limited so sign up early. Click here to download the SRJC Boys Basketball Camp Registration Form.

Performance Running Class Coaches Marty Kinahan and Rick Niles will be offering a new Peformance Running community ed class on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, 9-11am, June 12-July 19. Want more than jogging, but not sure how to run faster without injury? Need some structure and design to a fitness plan? Need that commitment to show up somewhere and have someone tell you what to do? This class includes conditioning, core work, plyometrics, technical coaching, and a mix of speeds and running intensities. The two hour class is split between stretching, drills, running, and general conditioning. If you follow the system, you will get faster. Come ready wearing running shoes and running clothing. Click here for the registration form.

SRJC Boxing and Fitness Camp The SRJC Men's Soccer program will be running a boxing and fitness camp June 12 - July 20 on Tuesday and Thursday's, 9-11am. The camp is for people 16 years of age and older. Camp Tuition is $75. Space is limited so sign up early. Click here to download the SRJC Boxing and Fitness Camp Registration Form, the Medical Release Form.

Lady Bear Cub Basketball Camps The SRJC Women's Basketballl program will be running youth basketball camps this summer the weeks of June 18-21, and July 9-12, from 9am to 3pm. The camp for girls ages 7-14 and costs $200 for one camp or $375 for both. Space is limited so sign up early. Click here to download the Lady Bear Cub Basketball Camps.

SRJC Soccer & Swim Camp The SRJC Men's Soccer program will be running two youth soccer camps this summer the weeks of June 18-21 and July 16-19. The camp is for boys and girls ages 7-12 and costs $100 per session. Space is limited so sign up early. Click here to download the SRJC Soccer & Swim Camp Registration Form, the Medical Release Form, also visit the camp web site.

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Monday 5/14:
GOLF: CCCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS, 1. Desert 729 2. Canyons 729 3. SRJC 736 4. Chabot 773


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BraceletBear Cubs for NATE Nathan Wagner is the son of Assistant Head Football Coach Lenny Wagner and wife Catrina. He is four years old and in February of 2010 was diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer and tumor. During the last six months Nate has undergone numerous surgeries to remove the tumor as well as extensive radiation and chemotherapy treatments to kill any remaining cancer cells that may exist. In addition to the cancer, Nate is currently battling numerous side effects from a variety of medications that he has to take daily. Despite all that he has gone through, and all that he is currently going through, he remains strong, upbeat and an inspiration to everyone he meets. As a result SRJC Athletics has begun to sell "Bear Cubs for Nate" bracelets to increase awareness and support the Wagner family. All proceeds from the bracelets will be donated to the Nathan Wagner Fund. The "Bear Cubs for Nate" bracelets can be purchased in the SRJC Sports Medicine/Training room for $5.00 each. For more information contact Monica Ohkubo at mohkubo@santarosa.edu or 707-527-4457.

Message from the Wagner Family We would like to thank SRJC and the entire community of Sonoma County for the support, prayers and positive energy they have provided for our family. It has been a difference maker for us and we greatly appreciate it. -Lenny, Catrina & Nathan Wagner