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Riverside City College Athletics
Sep 18 TBA
M. Basketball
at So Cal Fall Juco Jamboree
So Cal Fall Juco Jamboree
Oct 29 TBA
M. Basketball
at Ventura Tournament
Ventura Tournament
Oct 30 TBA
M. Basketball
at Ventura Tournament
Ventura Tournament
Nov 04 5:00 PM
M. Basketball
vs Victor Valley
Nov 13 TBA
M. Basketball
at Alvin Hunter Classic
San Bernardino
Nov 14 TBA
M. Basketball
at Alvin Hunter Calssic
San Bernardino
Nov 15 TBA
M. Basketball
at Alvin Hunter Classic
San Bernardino
Nov 18 5:00 PM
M. Basketball
at Palomar
Nov 21 5:00 PM
M. Basketball
at Chaffey
Nov 24 5:00 PM
M. Basketball
at San Bernardino Valley
Dec 02 6:00 PM
M. Basketball
at Mt. San Jacinto
Dec 04 5:00 PM
M. Basketball
vs Mt. San Antonio
Dec 09 7:00 PM
M. Basketball
vs MiraCosta
Dec 11 5:00 PM
M. Basketball
vs Citrus
Jan 06 7:00 PM
M. Basketball
at Fullerton
Jan 08 7:00 PM
M. Basketball
vs Santiago Canyon
Jan 13 7:00 PM
M. Basketball
vs Cypress
Jan 15 7:00 PM
M. Basketball
at Santa Ana
Jan 20 7:00 PM
M. Basketball
vs Saddleback
Jan 22 7:00 PM
M. Basketball
vs Orange Coast
Jan 27 7:00 PM
M. Basketball
at Irvine Valley
Jan 29 7:00 PM
M. Basketball
vs Fullerton
Feb 03 7:00 PM
M. Basketball
at Santiago Canyon
Feb 05 7:00 PM
M. Basketball
at Cypress
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Feb 09 7:00 PM
M. Basketball
vs Santa Ana
Feb 11 7:00 PM
M. Basketball
at Saddleback
Feb 17 7:00 PM
M. Basketball
at Orange Coast
Photo by Matthew Nolan
Photo by Matthew Nolan

Tigers' Comeback Falls Just Short to No. 28 Chargers

Riverside City College overcame an 18-point margin at halftime to take No. 28-ranked Cypress College down to the wire but came up just short in a 66-62 loss.

The Tigers drop to 12-12 on the year and 4-7 in Orange Empire Conference action, while the Chargers improve to 17-7 overall, 7-4 in conference.

Corey Mitchell led the Tigers with 11 points (5-for-10), while Jayden Miller followed with 10 points (4-for-7).

The Tigers out-rebounded the Chargers 44-to-36, with Andre Skelin grabbing a game-high 10 boards. Mitchell was one board shy of a double-double, while Myon Kirlew added seven rebounds.

After trailing by 18 at halftime, RCC managed to cut the deficit down to single digits heading down the stretch, 61-53, off two Christian Warren free throws.

With 2:33 on the clock, Miller drained a big three to put the Tigers within reach, 64-61, but couldn't get over the hump as the Chargers sealed the 66-62 victory.

RCC has three games left in the regular season, next heading to Irvine Valley College on Wednesday for a 7 p.m. tip.