The 2021 NFL Draft, starting on April 29 at 8 p.m. ET., is an event where dreams come true for many prospects. It gives franchisees the opportunity to build their roster and improve off of the previous season.
After a 0-1 loss in the first game of the doubleheader, the Moorpark Raiders bounced back against Oxnard College on Saturday afternoon. Game two was quite the opposite of the low-scoring first game.
A pandemic and 412 days later, the Moorpark men’s volleyball team made their long-awaited return to Raider Pavilion with masks and no fans. The Raiders broke their hiatus with a 3-1 scrimmage victory over Santa Barbara 23-25, 25-18, 25-20 and 25-23.
Thursday afternoon, under a sea of steel grey clouds, Moorpark Raiders Softball took to their home field to face off against the Cuesta College Cougars in a double-header. After a narrow 12-10 loss in the first match, the Raiders sought to even the record going into Game Two.
The Raiders hosted Ventura and Allan Hancock College in the opening WSC meet. The Men's and Women's teams both outscored second place by 60+ points, scoring 188 and 143 respectively.
A game that started off slowly for the sanguine Raiders, turned into a delightful spiced up game. The players had a lot to say. The Raiders pulled through to get an exceptional come-back win.
Moorpark College beats Bakersfield College 7-0, 4-0 in opening day double-header. The sun was high in the sky as the Moorpark College Raiders took on the Bakersfield College Renegades in a double-header to open up the abridged 2021 season.
The past two NBA champions won the Larry O'Brien trophy because of one massive trade by each team. The 2019 Raptors won the title by trading for Kawhi Leonard and the 2020 Lakers did the same in their acquisition of Anthony Davis.
Net-to-Net, Three-Pointer-to-Three-Pointer, who's going Head-to-Head? All the exciting basketball festivities of March Madness began this past weekend on March 14 with “Selection Sunday” in Indianapolis, Indiana
Moorpark College baseball players excited to return to action this spring amid pandemic. Spring wouldn't be the same if there wasn't a perfectly manicured diamond with ballplayers competing in America's great pastime. While it was uncertain for a long time, baseball is finally back at Moorpark College.
