Bruin softball seeks first NJCAA title
SLCC's softball team is playing in the 2013 NJCAA National Championship. The Bruins have left St. George as the runner-up the previous two seasons.
SLCC student reflects on path to Beijing Olympics
Austin Kleba, who traded a possible Division I hockey career for a place on the 2022 U.S. Olympic speed skating team, says he knows the journey to a dream is just as important as achieving it.
Bruins Men’s Basketball finishes strong in season opener
After an exciting game the Bruins come out on top, defeating the alumni Pump-N-Run 94-69.
B R _ I N S – The one thing missing is ‘U’
The vastness of Bruin Arena is missing one key element. It’s missing a lot more of the 60,000-plus students who make SLCC the largest school in Utah.
Salt Lake Stallions win first-ever home game
The Salt Lake Stallions won the first home game of their inaugural season in the Alliance of American Football, defeating the Arizona Hotshots 23-15.
Bruins Volleyball wins Region 18 Championship
Defeating NIC in 3 sets gives SLCC the right to represent the SWAC as Region 18A Champions.
SLCC volleyball climbs the national rankings
The Bruins were battle-tested during preseason play, and now enter the conference portion of their schedule.
A Slick Look at Sports: The roundup
Though there were no home games this week, Bruin athletes were hard at work. Results of the action by sport:
Baseball
The Bruin baseball team must...
Soccer players miss the grade
Men’s Soccer Club yellow carded for academic infractions.
To be a Bruin: SLCC women’s basketball player Mercedes Riggs
Salt Lake Community College’s Women’s Basketball player Mercedes Riggs is known by her teammates and coaches as a competitor, hard worker and leader. A...
SLCC opens up SWAC play with huge win
SLCC defeated in-state rival and fellow Scenic West Conference member Snow College in three sets on Sept. 27.
Bruins softball places 2nd in national tourament for second consecutive year
The Salt Lake Community College Bruins softball team ended its 2012 season with a 59-9 record, the Region 18 title and a second place finish in the National Junior College Athletic Association Division I tournament.