RIVERSIDE -- A total of ten student-athletes from the Riverside City College (CC) Tigers women's swimming and diving and water polo teams from this current academic year have accepted scholarship offers to pursue their intercollegiate academic and/or academic careers at the four-year university level, it was announced at a luncheon Tuesday (May 16) at RCC's Riverside Aquatics Center.

MONTEREY PARK -- Gaining a sixth-place individual finish and a seventh-place relay finish on the third and final day of competition at the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) Championships, the Riverside City College (RCC) Tigers women's swimming and diving team finished in ninth place.

MONTEREY PARK -- Gaining a third-place and fifth-place individual finish and an eighth-place relay finish after the second day (of three) of competition at the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) Championships, the Riverside City College (RCC) Tigers women's swimming and diving team still finds itself in tenth place.

MONTEREY PARK -- Gaining a top eight individual finish and two top ten relay finishes after the first day (of three) of competition at the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) Championships, the Riverside City College (RCC) Tigers women's swimming and diving team finds itself in tenth place.

HUNTINGTON BEACH -- Winning four individual events and three relays, the Riverside City College (RCC) Tigers women's swimming and diving team won the Orange Empire Conference (OEC) Championships by 90 points than its closest competition this past weekend (April 20-22) at host Golden West College.

PERRIS -- Finally gaining a first-place finish, but unable to hold its lead after day 1 (of 2) of the Chaffey Invitational, the Riverside City College (RCC) Tigers women's swimming and diving team settled for second place among nine other teams after competition Saturday (Mar. 11) at Citrus Hill High School.

PERRIS -- Holding a narrow seven-point lead after Day 1 (of 2) of the Chaffey Invitational despite not having any first-place finishers, the Riverside City College (RCC) Tigers women's swimming and diving team leads nine other teams after competition Friday (Mar. 10) at Citrus Hill High School.