Cypress Golf Sends Two to State Championships

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Cypress Men’s Golf continued its postseason push at the 3C2A SoCal Regionals, highlighted by standout performances from James Luther and Ian Shahwan.

Luther earned All-SoCal honors with a top 4 individual finish, and alongside Shahwan, secured a spot at the State Championships set for May 10 at Silver Rock Golf Course in La Quinta.

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Cypress Baseball capped a strong 28–16 season with a competitive three game series in the 3C2A Regional Playoffs, highlighted by an 8–7 opening win over Citrus. The Chargers showcased resilience and depth throughout the series and season, earning six All OEC selections and six CCCBCA All Academic honors to round out an impressive year on and off the field.

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Cypress Softball closed the season hosting the first round of the 3C2A Regional Playoffs, battling Antelope Valley in a competitive postseason series.

The Chargers were led by standout performances from Peyton Clark, Isabella Rodriguez, and Lynsey Arostigue, all earning All OEC First Team honors.

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Cypress Women’s Swim and Dive delivered a historic season, finishing with two gold medals, one silver, and 14 program records broken. Led by Chantee Nguyen’s dominant run as a two time state champion and State Swimmer of the Year, alongside Jasmine Liu’s record setting performances and silver medal finish, the Chargers showcased elite talent across the board. With record breaking relays, multiple state qualifiers, and Coach Frisk earning OEC Coach of the Year honors, Cypress made a statement from start to finish.

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Cypress Men’s Swim and Dive capped the season with six athletes competing at the 3C2A State Championships, showcasing depth across both swimming and diving events. From multiple finals appearances to record breaking performances by Gio Demuro and Victor Abella, the Chargers closed the year with strong individual efforts and continued momentum at the state level.

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Cypress Beach Volleyball closed out its season at the SoCal Pairs Regionals at El Camino, with the top duo of Keilyn Flores and Addison Riddle representing the Chargers. The pair capped off a competitive season by battling against the region’s best, highlighting the program’s growth and strength on the sand.

Chargers Women's Flag Football Set the Tone in Historic First Season

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Cypress Women’s Flag Football made an unforgettable entrance in its inaugural season, finishing 18–6, earning a share of the OEC title, and placing second in the conference tournament. Powered by a high flying offense led by Mia Cabral and a lockdown defense anchored by OEC Defensive Player of the Year Devoni Ray, the Chargers set the tone early with a six game win streak and capped the year with a statement semifinal win, establishing themselves as a rising powerhouse.

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Cypress College Athletics is opening the doors this summer with youth sports camps designed to build skills, confidence, and teamwork in a fun, high energy environment. Led by Charger head coaches and student athletes, these camps offer young athletes the chance to learn, grow, and compete.

Registration is now open at the links below.

Summer Camp Registration

Mohr Hoops Camp Registration

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Cypress Golf Sends Two to State Championships

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Chargers Women's Swim & Dive Record Breaking Run

Chargers Represent at State to Close Out Season

Beach Volleyball Season Finale at 3C2A SoCal Pairs Regionals

Chargers Women's Flag Football Set the Tone in Historic First Season

Train Like a Charger: Summer Youth Camps Are Here

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