New Year, New Coach, New Team
By Jake Nicholson As of Dec. 4, Chris Davis was named the new head coach for the Frederick Community College softball team. Davis wants to Read More
Category: Sports
Without a Coach, Volleyball Team Gets More Wins than Losses
By: Alina Frey The Frederick Community College women’s volleyball team sits on top of its division with a record of 9-5 and has pulled together Read More
Cougars Clawing for Playoff Berth
By: Mark Guyton After a solid finish last year with a record of 11-6-1, the Cougars men’s soccer program is back to where it left Read More
The Rise and Fall of Cougar Lacrosse
Opinion Piece By: Mark Guyton Frederick Community College is going on its second consecutive year without a men’s or women’s lacrosse team since the cancellation Read More
Clingan saves the day as FCC men’s lacrosse enjoys program first in 8-7 win over Harford CC
Protecting a stalemate with just over three minutes to play, Frederick Community College goaltender Colton Clingan found himself as the only man between a Harford Read More
Shorthanded FCC women’s lacrosse falls to nationally ranked Howard CC, 19-5
Playing without the full complement of players, Frederick Community College’s women’s lacrosse team (4-6) lost to Howard Community College, 19-5, the second ranked team in the Read More
FCC baseball drops both games of doubleheader with Harford CC
Coming off the heels of its 10-2 win against Hood College JV last Thursday, the Frederick Community College baseball team faced off against Harford Community Read More
FCC baseball rolls over Hood College JV, 10-2, wins third straight
In any sport, one of the best ways to ensure victory is by capitalizing on your opponent’s mistakes. That’s exactly what Frederick Community College did Read More
Men’s basketball uses 12-0 run to down Northern Va., clinch region tournament appearance
Needing a win to keep their season alive and earn a spot in the Region XX Division II men’s basketball tournament, Frederick Community College used Read More
Africa to FCC: ‘It was time for me to go for my goals’
The pensive but eager teenager peered out the tiny airplane window, watching everything he ever knew vanish beneath the clouds. For the first five minutes, Bilal Hassane Souley’s upbringing — all 18 years of it — flashed before his eyes as he flew out of Diori Hamani International Airport of Niamey, Niger.Later, he recalled this moment the most agonizing 300 seconds of his life. But as Hassane Souley peered down at the fading city he would forever call home, he knew boarding a flight halfway aro