Humble, kind and determined are three things that describe Mesa Community College Women’s basketball player Kylie Herd. Born in Phoenix, Ariz., Herd has a mother, Rebecca, father, Norm and sister, … Read More
“From day one students agree to commit to their education complete their degree and compete both on and off the field,” according to Director of Athletics, John Mulhern. The … Read More
On Jan. 31 the defending Mesa Community College baseball national champions took to the field to begin the 2015 season. This season the Mesa T-Birds have their minds set to … Read More
After a successful season in Baseball last season, Tony Cirelli, head coach, won National Junior College Coach of The Year in early January. “I am fortunate to work with … Read More
The Mesa T-Birds Men’s and Women’s teams squared off in Thatcher, Ariz. on Jan. 14 against Eastern Arizona College Monsters. Coming up with a win, the Men’s team held … Read More
After blowing their late lead against the Central Arizona Vaqueras on Jan. 7, the Women’s Basketball team came in looking for a win against the 1-15 Chandler-Gilbert Coyotes. Lacey Viselli, … Read More
While on winter break, Mesa Community College Men’s and Women’s basketball teams were still hard at work. The Women’s basketball team went 4-3 since the break with an appearance in … Read More
Coming off a close 64-60 win to the Central Arizona College Vaqueros, the MCC Men’s basketball team came in looking to start the 2015 year off with their second … Read More
We’ve made it through all the excitement to witness Ohio become the champions of a historic college football season. The Buckeyes came out on top in the first ever college … Read More
Passionate, outspoken, and fun are three things that describe Mesa Community College Basketball player Charles Wardell Jr. Born in Milwaukee, Wis. Wardell has a mother, Vanetta, brother, Jovanni, and … Read More