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“Creating Opportunities - One Student at a Time”
PRESS RELEASE Date: August 29, 2017 Contact: Stephanie Babb Office: 559-203-8648 Email: [email protected]
Clovis Community College kicks-off 2nd season for women’s soccer!
Team plays Sierra College today at home
The lady “Crush” soccer players are ready for the FIRST HOME game today! Precautions are being taken due to the
extreme weather.
Orlando Ramirez serves as the Head Coach of the Women’s Soccer Program. Coach Ramirez is a native of
Fresno and starred at Roosevelt High School before attending Fresno Pacific University. Ramirez, a four-time
all-conference selection and three-time All-American as a player for FPU, became the highest draft pick in
program history when the San Jose Earthquakes selected him 31st overall in the 2005 MLS Draft.
Click here for the Women’s Soccer Team Roster: http://www.cccaasports.org/sports/wsoc/2017-18/teams/clovis?view=profile&r=0&pos=kickers
Location: Clovis Community College, 10309 North Willow Avenue, Fresno, CA 93730
Soccer field, just next to the bookstore
Time: 5:00 p.m.
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10309 N. Willow Avenue, Fresno, CA 93730 • (559) 325-5200 • www.cloviscollege.edu • State Center Community College District
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February 3, 3017 For Immediate Release Stephanie Babb, 559-203-8648, [email protected]
Clovis Crush Swim and Dive Team ready for 2nd season!
Team to participate at the Clovis “Kick-Off” Invite on Saturday, February 4, 2017. Only HOME meet this season.
The Department of Athletics for Clovis Community College is excited to announce the 2nd season of the Clovis Crush swim and dive team. The Clovis “Kick-Off” Invite will be held on Saturday, February 4, 2017 from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. This is the only HOME meet for the season. Clovis Community College is part of the California Community College Athletics Association http://www.cccaasports.org/landing/index
Location: Clovis North High School Aquatics Complex, 2770 East International Avenue, Fresno 93730 (across the street from Clovis Community College)
Admission: Free, open to the public Head Coach Mark Bennett Assistant Coach Jordan Morillo Athletic Director Susan Yates
2017 / 2018 Roster – MEN’S Name HT YR. Hometown (High School)
Nick Anderson
Tanner Davis 5-10 FR Fresno, California (Clovis East) Joseph Esparza 5-6 FR Fresno, California (Sunnyside High)
Nic Jensen 6-0 FR Fresno, California (Bullard High) Logan Loll
Ryen Martinez 5-11 FR Madera, California (Madera High) Andrew Overstreet 5-9 Fresno, California (Calvary Chapel Christian)
Luke Pfaunmiller 6-2 SO Clovis, California (Clovis East) Dante Ramos 5-4 FR Clovis, California (Buchanan High)
Andrew St. Germain 5-9 SO Carlsbad, California (Army & Navy Academy)
2017 / 2018 Roster – WOMEN’S Name HT YR. Hometown (High School)
Alexandra Amendt 5-6 SO Clovis, California (Buchanan) Lauren Barcelos 5-7 SO Fresno, California (LOGOS Christian High) Lauren Bechtel 5-8 SO Fresno, California (Clovis North)
Randi Berg 5-6 FR Fresno, California (Clovis West) Nicole Bruno 5-6 FR Clovis, California (Clovis High) Rubi Herrera
Katie Horsford 5-9 SO Fresno, California (Clovis West) Sabrina Kumar 5-7 SO Fresno, California (Fresno Christian)
Makenna LaBlue 5-4 SO Clovis, California (Clovis North) Keelia Lancaster 5-5 Clovis, California (Clovis High)
Brooke Lutz
Amanda Mayes 5-8 SO Fresno, California (Bullard High) Rylee Radke 5-9 SO Fresno, California (Clovis North)
Macayla Robbins 5-5 FR Fresno, California (Hoover High) Gabriela Santellano 5-5 FR Fresno, California (Hoover High)
Ashley Simmons 5-4 SO Fresno, California (Chowchilla Union High) Megan Smith 5-3 SO Fresno, California (Clovis North)
Josephine Vasquez
FR Clovis, California (Central Adult High)
Swim and Dive Event List:
# Sex Event Entries 1 Women 200 Y Medley Relay 0 2 Men 200 Y Medley Relay 0 3 Women 200 Y IM 7 4 Men 200 Y IM 8 5 Women 50 Y Breast 10 6 Men 50 Y Breast 10 7 Women 100 Y Free 26 8 Men 100 Y Free 21 9 Women 50 Y Back 13
10 Men 50 Y Back 8 11 Women 100 Y Fly 4 12 Men 100 Y Fly 7 13 Women 50 Y Free 29 14 Men 50 Y Free 19 15 Women 100 Y Back 7 16 Men 100 Y Back 5 17 Women 50 Y Fly 9 18 Men 50 Y Fly 16 19 Women 100 Y IM 11 20 Men 100 Y IM 8 21 Women 100 Y Breast 8 22 Men 100 Y Breast 9 23 Women 200 Y Free Relay 0 24 Men 200 Y Free Relay 0
Total 235
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10309 N. Willow Avenue, Fresno, CA 93730 • (559) 325-5200 • www.cloviscollege.edu • State Center Community College District
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This brochure has been printed by Dumont Printing and Clovis Community College with funding from the Carl D. PerkinsCareer and Technical Education Act of 2006 grant 15-C01-064 awarded by the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s
office to State Center Community College District.
Career Technical Education
Career Technical Education
Building a Stronger Workforce
On July 20, 2015, the California Community Colleges Board of Governors voted unanimously to recognize Clovis Community College as the 113th campus of California’s community college system. The campus opened in 2007 on 111 acres, first known as the Willow International Center, then Clovis Community College Center, and, now, Clovis Community College.
Clovis Community College also offers classes at the Herndon Campus located at Peach and Herndon Avenues, which is four miles from the main campus. Clovis Community College serves nearly 9,000 students in California’s heartland and joins Fresno City College and Reedley College as part of State Center Community College District, one of the state’s largest community college districts serving over 46,000 students.
California’s newest community college!
Clovis Community College10309 N. Willow Avenue | Fresno, CA 93730 | 559-325-5200
www.cloviscollege.edu
Career Technical Education (CTE)Clovis Community College offers a wide variety of career and technical training to help students meet their educational and career goals.
The Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs at Clovis Community College prepare students for employment and help them to enter the workforce with the skills necessary to succeed in a competitive job market. Clovis Community College offers:
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Business AdministrationTraining for careers in accounting, general business, marketing, retail, hospitality, or management.
Child DevelopmentTraining for careers in child care programs, home day care facilities, elementary schools, adult educational programs, creative arts and media, social services, or health related fields.
Criminology Training for careers in law enforcement, such as a bailiff, correctional officer, criminal investigator, detective, police officer, or security guard.
Digital Art & Digital MusicTraining for a career as a graphic designer, photographer, music composer, or visual arts animator. Learn about the impact of music and visual arts in a personal, cultural and global context.
EntrepreneurialThe entrepreneurship program supports students and local businesses to help facilitate the launch of new startups and further the goals of established businesses.
Food Safety & Quality ApprenticeshipProvides the necessary skills for current industry employees to perform the food safety tasks that are required under the FDA FSMA regulations.
Health Care InterpreterProvides vital services to patients and practitioners in the healthcare industry in hospitals, nursing homes, and clinics.
Information Systems & Web DesignBasics of computers (hardware & software), troubleshooting, and maintenance. Overview of diagnostics, test equipment, information systems networking, and configuration.
Information Technology & Cyber SecurityTroubleshoot and solve hardware, software, and network problems. Install and configure network operating systems. Prepare to take the CompTIA A+ Essential and A+ Practical Application exams.
Water Treatment (Drinking & Wastewater)Operate and maintain wastewater treatment facilities, solve problems and safety procedures, water mathematic calculations, flow and velocity in relation to the motion of water.
• Vocational programs
• Counseling and guidance
• Career placement services
Clovis Community College | Counseling OfficeAcademic Center Two Building | Room 133 | (559) 325-5230
• Training programs
• Career planning
CTE Programs
Clovis Community College10309 North Willow Avenue | Fresno, CA 93730 | 559-325-5200
www.cloviscollege.edu
Wastewater Treatment Operator Certificate Program
Wastewater Treatment OperatorCertificate Program
Requ i rements
Benef i t s
Gain knowledge and skills requiredto effectively operate and maintain wastewater treatment facilities.
Water mathematic calculations required, algebraic topics, multistep calculations, understandingflow and velocity in relation to the motion of water.
Solve problems and safety procedures required to work in the wastewater industry as requiredby current law and regulations.
Preparation to take the State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB) Grades I, II, III.
WTD 106, WTD 107, WTD 114, COUN 47, OT 17
College Application
Placement Test
Certificate Program in TWO semesters
Career & Academic Counseling
Prep for State Certification
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For more information:Stefanie Adams | Adjunct CTE Counselor | [email protected] | 559-325-5376
Clovis Community College10309 North Willow Avenue | Fresno, CA 93730 | 559-325-5200
www.cloviscollege.edu
Clovis Community College’s Wastewater Treatment Operator Certificate Program
FALL 2017:
WTD 106 - Basic Wastewater Treatment & Distribution [3 units] Fall 2017
Open
WTD-106-81455 (81455) BAS WSTWTR TRTMNT
Clovis Herndon Campus
08/15/2017-12/14/2017 Lecture Tuesday, Thursday 06:00PM - 07:15PM, Clovis Herndon Campus, Room 209
G. Knapp
3.00
WTD 114 - Water Mathematics [3 units] Fall 2017
Open
WTD-114-81456 (81456) WATER MATH
Clovis Herndon Campus
08/15/2017-12/14/2017 Lecture Tuesday, Thursday 07:30PM - 08:45PM, Clovis Herndon Campus, Room 209
A. Hatai
3.00
SPRING 2018:
WTD 107 – Advanced Wastewater Treatment [3 units]
TBA
In addition need to complete: (*Courses are offered both semesters)
OT 17- [1 unit] COUN 47 [2 units] SELECT ONE ENGLISH CLASS (Engl 125 or Engl 126 or Engl 130 or Engl 1A) [4 units]
TOTAL UNITS FOR CERTIFICATE: 16 units
FALL 2017 & SPRING 2018: Wastewater Treatment Certificate FALL 2018 & SPRING 2019: Drinking Water Treatment Certificate **Wastewater & Drinking Water Programs alternate every other year
CCC men’s soccer: Crush give up late goal, tie Falcons
The Crush men’s soccer team is now 3-5-4 on the season after tying Folsom Lake at home on Wednesday, Oct. 10. (Photo courtesy of Jason Mendez/CCC)
Despite putting together one of its strongest performance of the season, the Clovis
Community College men’s soccer team settled for 1-1 result at home against
Folsom Lake on Wednesday, Oct. 10.
The Folsom Lake Falcons, coming in with a record of 7-1-1, attacked early and
often. The Crush, however, held its ground against the Falcons’ fast-paced counter
attack.
By Tomas Kassahun - October 13, 2017
“The backline is coming together really well. They’re an experienced group, they’re
working hard, they’re communicating, they’re covering for each other,” CCC head
coach Chad McCarty said.
Crush goalkeeper Jose Barraza also came to the rescue on several occasions,
keeping the Falcons scoreless in the first half.
“Our goalkeeper is playing fantastic,” McCarty said. “He makes fantastic blocked
shots, has been great for us.”
When the Falcons gave up a penalty in the late stages of the first half, midfielder
James Hernandez calmly stepped up to the line and netted the game’s first goal.
“I feel like we had a great game, we had a lot chances created, we had a lot of
possession. We just couldn’t put them away,” Hernandez said.
In the second half, Barraza picked up where he left off. In addition to a diving save
early in the second half, Barraza made a penalty save to keep the Crush ahead.
CCC’s lead, however, only lasted until the 35th minute of the second half. That’s
when freshman Eric Pye entered the match and scored the equalizer on his first
touch of the ball.
“I’m happy with how our team played. I’m not happy with the result,” McCarty
said. “I thought we had four or five really good chances to put the game away
when we were up 1-0. Just the final quality wasn’t there, whether it was a good
save or a little bit of a mishit.”
The Crush now have an overall record of 3-5-4 and a conference record of 1-2,
currently sitting fourth in the Central Valley Conference.
“We have been working a lot on our mistakes. I feel like we have them down,”
Hernandez said. “It just takes a little more of finishing games.”
The 1-1 result against Folsom came after a 2-0 win over West Hills-Lemoore.
Before the win against West Hills, the Crush had a three-game losing streak.
“This is only our second season. Last year we didn’t drop any games in October,”
McCarty said. “This is the time to get results and add up points against non-
conference opponents.”
The Crush men’s soccer team is now 3-5-4 on the season after tying Folsom Lake at home on Wednesday, Oct. 10. (Photo courtesy of Jason Mendez/CCC)