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Sun, Sep. 17 TBA
vs TBD
SoCal Jamboree
Thu, Nov. 02 Final
at Ventura
76
We Play Hard Tournament
Fri, Nov. 03 Final
vs San Diego Miramar
65
We Play Hard Tournament
Sat, Nov. 04 Final - OT
vs Antelope Valley
85
We Play Hard Tournament
Fri, Nov. 10 Final - 2OT
at San Diego Mesa
83
Wed, Nov. 15 Final
vs Long Beach
66
Wed, Nov. 22 Final
at Citrus
97
Wed, Dec. 06 Final
vs Mt. San Jacinto
79
RCC Holiday Tournament
Thu, Dec. 07 Final
vs Ventura
79
Hypland Holiday Tournament
Sat, Dec. 09 Final
vs East Los Angeles
85
Riverside Tournament
Tue, Dec. 12 Final
at Mt. San Antonio
72
Thu, Dec. 14 Final
vs San Bernardino Valley
63
Tue, Dec. 19 Final
vs Cypress
72
Thu, Dec. 21 Final
at Santiago Canyon
91
Fri, Dec. 29 Final
vs Ventura
80
Wed, Jan. 03 Final
at Orange Coast
81
$5 Regular Admission; $3 children 6-12, seniors 55+, HS students with ID ... NO CASH
Fri, Jan. 05 Final
vs Irvine Valley
61
Wed, Jan. 10 Final
at Saddleback
77
Parking $5 -- Tickets $8, $5
Wed, Jan. 17 Final
at Santa Ana
68
Fri, Jan. 19 Final
vs Fullerton
72
Wed, Jan. 24 Final
vs Golden West
65
Fri, Jan. 26 Final
at Cypress
59
Tickets: $5.00 adults - Cash Only - Parking Permits Required
Wed, Jan. 31 Final
vs Santiago Canyon
71
Fri, Feb. 02 Final
vs Orange Coast
57
Wed, Feb. 07 Final
at Irvine Valley
53
Fri, Feb. 09 Final
vs Saddleback
75
Fri, Feb. 16 Final
vs Santa Ana
57
Wed, Feb. 21 Final
at Fullerton
66
Fri, Feb. 23 Final
at Golden West
90
Sophomore Night
Men’s Basketball Starts Off Hot with Win over Moorpark

Men’s Basketball Starts Off Hot with Win over Moorpark

After a sweet 16 appearance just one year ago, the Riverside City College men's basketball team hit the hardwood for the first time this season and faced off against the Moorpark College Raiders in the 2019 Ventura College Crossover on the road. Despite a one-point deficit at half, the Tigers worked to outlast the Raiders down the stretch leading to an 82-74 victory.

Both squads traded offensive blows consecutively for the majority of the contest. Each team shot an even 50 percent from the floor. Moorpark held the edge from downtown, while Riverside shot just 30.4 percent from beyond the arc. Paint play was dominated by the Tigers as they outrebounded Moorpark, 38-28, and outscored them download by a 38-16 spread.

The game down low made a difference for the Tigers as a pair of bodies handled the bulk of the work. Sophomore Justin Motely was a beast in the season opener as seen in 15 points and 11 rebounds to earn the double-double. Six of his rebounds came on the offensive end, speaking directly to the 17 point second-chance opportunities. Freshman Sammy Richardson was just two boards shy of a double-double as he bucketed 18 points and racked up eight rebounds.

Freshman Zekiah LoVett was the leading scorer from Riverside in his debut as he utilized a 4-for-8 mark from downtown leading to a 19-point night. He added three assists, three rebounds and two steals.

Each bench player saw the floor for exactly 13 minutes. Freshman Edwyn Collins and sophomore Darius Ware notched five points each, while freshman Kevin Nze Mba recorded two buckets and reeled in four rebounds.