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NEWS RELEASE

Release: #0314
November 16, 2003

 

Contact: Dr. Joanne Fortunato

Phone: 916.444.1600

 

News Release

For Immediate Release

 

2003 California Community Colleges Commission on Athletics Football Bowl Game Participants Announced

 

Sacramento, CA . . . The California Community Colleges Commission on Athletics (COA) Football Bowl Game Selection Committee today announced the participants in this year’s crop of football bowl games. Bowl participants, are:

 

Playoff seed rankings, as outlined in the COA Football Guide, are in BOLD. Final regular-season record and final poll rankings are in parenthesis.

 

November 22:

 

East County Bowl (host Los Medanos College), 1pm

Solano (6-4, #15N) vs. Diablo Valley (6-4, #13N)

 

National Bowl (host Mt. San Antonio College), 6pm

#8S Saddleback (8-2, #7S) vs. #1S Mt. San Antonio (9-1, #3S, Mission American Div Co-Champ)

 

Pacific Graffiti Bowl (host Modesto Junior College), 1pm

West Hills (6-4, #11N) vs. Laney (7-3, #10N)

 

Potato Bowl (host Bakersfield College), 1:15pm

Cerritos (6-4, #13S) vs. Victor Valley (7-3, #11S)

 

Producers Dairy Bowl (host Fresno City College), 4pm

Allan Hancock (8-2, #9S) vs. Fresno (8-2, #6N)

 

Silicon Valley Bowl (host Foothill College), 1pm
San Mateo (9-1, #8N, Golden Gate Co-Champ) vs. San Joaquin Delta (9-1, #4N)

 

Southwestern College South County Bowl (host Southwestern College), 1pm
#7S Citrus (9-1, #T5S, WSC South Div Co-Champ) vs. #2S Grossmont (10-0, #2S, Foothill Champ)

 

US Bank Beach Bowl (host Santa Monica College), 1pm
#5S Santa Monica (7-3, #12S, WSC South Div Co-Champ) vs. #4S Fullerton (8-2, #T5S, Mission National Div Champ)

 

Verizon Southern California Bowl (host Chaffey College), 1pm
El Camino (7-3, #10S) vs. Chaffey (8-2, #8S)

 

Western State Bowl (host College of the Canyons), 7pm

#6S Palomar (8-2, #4S, Mission American Div Co-Champ) vs. #3S Canyons (10-0, #1S, WSC North Div Champ)

 

 

November 29:

 

Capital Shrine Bowl (host Sacramento City College), 12 pm

Gavilan (5-5, #17N, Coast Champ) vs. Sierra (10-0, #5N, Bay Valley Champ)

 

Tri Counties Bank Holiday Bowl (host Butte College), 12 pm

Feather River (9-1, #9N) vs. Butte (8-2, #7N)

 

Southern California Semifinal Games (hosted by higher seed)

TBA

 

December 6:

 

CLO Bowl (Santa Rosa Junior College), 1pm
West Valley (6-4, #12N, Golden Gate Co-Champ) vs.
Santa Rosa (10-0, #2N, Mid Empire Champ)

 

San Francisco Hawaiian Punch Bowl (City College of San Francisco), 1pm

#2N Reedley (9-1, #3N, Valley Champ) vs. #1N San Francisco (10-0, #1N, NorCal Champ)

 

Southern California Championship Game (hosted by higher seed)
TBA

 

December 13:

 

California Community Colleges Commission on Athletics Football Championship (Bakersfield College)
Presented by Blue Diamond Growers and the Bakersfield Sports Marketing Council

 

In Northern California, the San Francisco Hawaiian Punch Bowl will serve as the Northern California championship contest.

 

In Southern California, the National Bowl, Southwestern College South County Bowl, US Bank Beach Bowl and the Western State Bowl will serve as first-round playoff games. Semifinal (November 29) and championship (December 6) games will be hosted by the higher seed.

 

The winners of the Northern California and Southern California championship playoff games will advance to the California Community Colleges Commission on Athletics Football Championship presented by Blue Diamond Growers and the Bakersfield Sports Marketing Council on December 13, 2002 at Bakersfield College’s Memorial Stadium in Bakersfield, California. Kick-off is scheduled for 1 p.m.

 

For more information on the California Community Colleges Commission on Athletics Football Championship presented by Blue Diamond Growers and the Bakersfield Sports Marketing Council, as well as news and updates of all 23 COA sanctioned sports, visit www.coasports.org.

 

 

COA


Congratulations to the COA Sports Hall of Fame class of 2003...

Mike Martz
Football
Santa Ana College
Francie Larrieu-Smith
Track and Field
De Anza College
Hugo Salcedo
Soccer
Compton College
Tom O'Connor
Athletic Administrator
Butte College/Golden Valley Conference

Gail Malone
Volleyball
Los Angeles Valley College

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