05.20.08 - Two Falcons earn
All-American honors
After qualifying for the state
championships, a pair of Cerritos College women's
swimmers have earned All-American honors for their
efforts. Freshman
Stephanie
Rosero (Downey HS) and sophomore
Salina
Mesa (Montebello HS), who were the
lone Falcons to qualify for the state championships,
were both named Community College All-Americans. The top
16 times in the country in each swimming event among
community college swimmers earned All-American
status...[more]
05.09.08 - Women earn individual
awards
After finishing a stellar
freshman season with the Cerritos College swimming and
water polo teams,
Stephanie
Rosero (Downey HS) was recently named the
college’s Freshman Female Athlete of the Year, which is
voted on the college’s head coaches. Carrillo, who was
named the South Coast Conference Tri-Swimmer of the Year
and qualified for the state championships in three
events, was also named the conference’s Co-Player of the
Year on the water polo team. After finishing second in
the state with 104 goals this past season, Rosero was
also selected All-American and 1st Team
All-State. On the year, the team posted a 26-7 record
and advanced to the Southern California Regional
Playoffs...[more]
05.03.08 - Another school record falls
at state
Cerritos College freshman
swimmer
Stephanie
Rosero (Downey HS) only held the
school record in the 100-yard backstroke for one week.
That's because she broke her own record on the third day
of the California Community College Women's Swimming
Championships on Saturday at Saddleback College. Rosero,
who also checked in with a third place (50-yard
backstroke) and a 13th place (500-yard freestyle)
earlier in the weekend, concluded her season with a
fifth place finish in the 100-yard backstroke with a
time of 1:00.95...[more]
05.02.08 - Third place finish
highlights day
Cerritos College freshman
swimmer
Stephanie
Rosero (Downey HS) improved on her
13th place finish in the 500-yard freestyle she turned
in on the first day of the California Community College
Swimming Championships, which are being held at
Saddleback College. On the second day of competition,
Rosero finished in a tie for third place in the 50-yard
backstroke with Sarah Colvin of Ventura College, who
both checked in with a time of 28.29. In addition to her
finish, she also broke her own record in the event for
the third time this season. Rosero set the old record of
28.37 in the South Coast Conference Championships last
weekend...[more]
05.01.08 - Rosero finishes 13th in
500-yard freestyle
Cerritos College freshman
swimmer
Stephanie
Rosero (Downey HS) was the lone
entry on the first day of the California Community
College Athletic Association Men's Swimming
Championships at Saddleback College on Friday. Rosero,
who is one of two Falcons that qualified for the state
championships, earned four team points for her 13th
place finish in the 500-yard freestyle. The state
championships run through Saturday, with all events held
at Saddleback...[more]
04.28.08 - Pair of Falcons qualify for
state
The Cerritos College women’s
swimming team will be represented by two athletes at
this weekend’s State Swimming Championships at
Saddleback College. Freshman
Stephanie
Rosero (Downey HS) will compete in three
events, while sophomore
Salina Mesa
(Montebello HS) will swim in two events. At the
South Coast Conference Championships this past weekend,
Rosero set two school records and won three events,
while Mesa finished second in one event and third in
another...[more]
04.26.08 - Another record set at
conference championships
For the third time in three
days, the Cerritos College women's swimming team set a
new school record, as the Falcons finished the South
Coast Conference Championships at Pasadena City College
in third place with 466 team points. They were beaten
out by Long Beach City College, who had 469 points,
while Chaffey College won the title with 815 team
points...[more]
04.25.08 - Two school records fall at
SCC Championships
Freshman
Stephanie
Rosero (Downey HS) is already making a
name for herself with the Cerritos College women’s
swimming team, as she won the South Coast Conference
championship in the 50-yard backstroke on the second day
of the conference championships at Pasadena City
College. In addition to winning the event, she broke her
own school record with a time of 28.37. It is the third
time she has broken the record this year and beat her
closest competition by three seconds. The record she
beat was a time of 29.01 that she set at the Pasadena
Invitational two weeks ago. The final day of competition
is set for Saturday at Pasadena City College...[more]
04.24.08 - Falcons in third place
after first day
Led by freshman
Stephanie
Rosero's
(Downey HS) first place finish in the 500-yard
freestyle, the Cerritos College women's swimming team is
holding on to third place after the first day of the
South Coast Conference Swimming Championships at
Pasadena City College. The second of the three-day
championships is scheduled for Friday...[more]
04.19.08 - Cerritos diver wins
conference championship
When Cerritos College freshman Hilary Baca
joined the women's swimming team, she had no idea
that by the end of the season she'd win the South
Coast Conference championship and be the second
alternate for the state championships. After the all
of the divers from Southern California finished
competing at El Camino College over the weekend,
Baca came away with an eighth place showing in the
3-meter competition, while she placed ninth in the
1-meter event...[more]
04.14.08 - Freshman breaks two records
at Pasadena Invite
Cerritos College freshman
swimmer
Stephanie Rosero (Downey HS) broke two
records this past weekend at the Pasadena Invitational,
as the Falcons came in sixth place. The top four teams
all finished in a tight pack, with Diablo Valley College
coming in first place with 588 team points, while
Cerritos finished with 168 team points, with South Coast
Conference opponent Chaffey College ahead of them in
fourth place. The team’s divers will compete this
weekend at El Camino College in the SCC Diving
Championships...[more]
04.04.08 - Team wins two big
conference meets
The Cerritos College women’s
swimming team won a pair of South Coast Conference meets
on Friday, as they defeated both Pasadena City College
(85-42) and Los Angeles Trade-Tech College (115-6),
which runs their record to 4-3 on the season. The
Falcons will now enter the Pasadena Invitational, which
will take place next Friday and Saturday...[more]
03.28.08 - Cerritos loses close
conference meet
It came down to the 400-yard freestyle
relay for the Cerritos College and Mt. San Antonio
College women's swimming teams on Friday in their South
Coast Conference meet. With the Falcons leading, 61-59,
they would need to win the race, or the Mounties would
pick up the seven points for first place and come away
with the victory. Mt. SAC did just that, as their time
of 4:00.76 was faster than the time of 4:05.04, and the
Mounties registered a 66-61 victory. The Falcons will
now travel to Pasadena City College on Friday to face
the Lancers and Los Angeles Trade-Tech College in a
three-way conference meet...[more]
03.08.08 - Falcons split first
conference meet
The Cerritos College women’s
swimming team split their two matches in their first
South Coast Conference competition of the season. The
Falcons (1-1), recorded an 87-35 win over El Camino
College, while they were defeated, 94-28 by Chaffey
College. This weekend, the team will compete in the
Cuesta Invitational...[more]
03.01.08 - Freshman makes immediate
impact for Falcons
Cerritos College freshman
swimmer
Stephanie Rosero (Downey HS) has already
shown that she can make an immediate impact in the
water. While on the water polo team, she finished second
in the state in goals scored, while she was named the
South Coast Conference Most Valuable Player. In just the
second swimming meet of the season, Rosero has already
broken one school record and is a fraction away from
breaking another record. At the Mt. San Antonio
Invitational over the weekend, Rosero won two events and
placed in the top 10 in three other events, to help lead
the Falcons to a 10th place finish out of 23
teams. Cerritos recorded 136 team points, with Sierra
College winning the meet with 599 team points. Only
Chaffey College finished ahead of the Falcons out of the
six teams from the South Coast Conference that competed
in the invitational...[more]
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