In a commanding performance on Saturday, San José secured a decisive victory over Santa Rosa with a final score of 75-46 at the Percy Carr Gym. The game highlighted San José’s excellent shooting and teamwork, propelling them to an impressive 27-2 record and the next round of the CCCAA Regional Playoffs.
In a dominant performance, the San José City College Jaguars won the Northern California Bowl against the Siskiyous Eagles, scoring 59-27. The game in Weed, Calif., was the Jaguars’ first appearance in a bowl game since their 2009 season.
San José City College (SJCC) is gearing up for an exciting matchup in the Northern California Bowl on Saturday, December 7th at noon. The Jaguars, with a record of 8-2, will be facing off against the College of the Siskiyous, who have a record of 7-3. Both teams have had successful seasons and are looking to end on a high note with a victory in this bowl game.
Percy Carr’s journey to becoming a basketball coaching legend began over four decades ago, marked by perseverance, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to his players and the game. Born and raised in the humble neighborhoods of Tulare, California, Carr developed an early love for basketball, a sport that would later define his career and legacy.
The SJC Lady Jags went 31-11 for the season, with one of the victories marking an outstanding milestone as Coach Debbie Huntze-Rooney notched her 900th career win propelling the team to the playoffs.
After a shut-out win (5-0) over Reedley College, the Jaguars will move on to the second round of the CCCAA Northern California Regional Playoffs. The Lady Jags had to wait a day to clinch the first round after rain delayed play on Saturday.
