Mission College

SCHECTER -- DAHLBERG Robin Diane Schecter and Bruce Edward Dahlberg were married at the Sportsmens Lodge in Studio City. The Rev. John Hydar and Rabbi Benjamin Kronen officiated. The matron of honor was the bride's best friend Mona Gossard. The bridesmaid was the bride's sister-in-law Tammi Schecter and Danielle Schecter was the flower girl. The groomsmen were Scott McFarland and Sean McCarthy. Charlie McCarthy was the ring bearer. A reception followed at the Sportsmens Lodge.

TODAY FOOTBALL ?Crescenta Valley at Arcadia, 7 p.m. ?Hoover vs. Glendale at Moyse Field, 7 p.m. ?Rio Hondo Prep vs. Flintridge Prep at Occidental College, 7 p.m. ?Chaminade at St. Francis, 7:30 p.m. ? WOMEN?S SOCCER ?Glendale Community College at Bakersfield College, 3 p.m. ? MEN?S SOCCER ?L.A. Mission College at Glendale Community College, 7 p.m. ? WOMEN?S VOLLEYBALL ?Bakersfield College at Glendale Community College, 7 p.m. ?

SYLMAR - Just two days removed from a gritty win at Bakersfield, a fatigued Glendale Community College baseball squad had its six-game winning streak snapped in another Western State Conference South Division road game against LA Mission College. The Vaqueros held a three-run lead in the sixth inning before giving up seven runs in the frame and 11 unanswered to eventually lose to the Eagles, 14-6, Saturday afternoon at El Cariso Park in Sylmar. “We were a little tired,” Vaqueros Coach Chris Cicuto said.

Glendale Community College Trustee Ann Ransford has been elected to a state board that sets policy, directs research and drives legislation related to California's 112 community colleges. Ransford will be sworn in as a member of the California Community College Trustees board of directors at a meeting in Sacramento in June. “I am looking forward to serving in this position, especially in this defining moment and interesting time for community colleges,” Ransford said in an email this week.

NORTHEAST GLENDALE - When it was needed most, the Glendale Community College softball team played at its best Tuesday in a doubleheader with L.A. Mission College. "This was a day where if we lost one we probably wouldn't have made it [into the California College Athletic Assn. regional playoffs], we had to win them both," Glendale Coach Dave "Hawk" Wilder said. Not only did the Vaqueros do that, they did so convincingly, winning both games at the Glendale Sports Complex by a score of 8-0 to, according to Wilder, cement their spot in the regional tournament and as the second-place team in the Western State Conference's Blue Division with a 12-6 conference, 27-13 overall record.

SOFTBALL Crescenta Valley 16, Muir 0 (five innings): Led by a monster day from Hannah Cookson, the Falcons (12-5, 5-2 in league) won their Pacific League road game on Tuesday. Cookson had three home runs and five runs batted in. Both Allison Lacey and Hailey Cookson had three RBI each, with Lacey tallying three hits and two runs and Cookson scoring three times, as well. Tiffany Briscoe also had three hits and two runs. Burbank 16, Hoover 6 (five innings): The Tornadoes lost on the road Tuesday, despite Kaitlyn Williams going two for two with a home run, two RBI, two runs and a walk.

COLLEGE BASEBALL Glendale Community College 1, College of the Canyons 0: Cameron Gardner singled home Jose Marquez in the bottom of the eighth to give the Vaqueros a Western State Conference South Division victory Thursday. Glendale college pitcher Cory Popham allowed five hits and struck out three in eight innings to get the victory. Kirk Edson picked up the save to help the Vaqueros improve to 18-7, 9-3 in the division. Matt McCallister, Chris Stroh and Ruben Padilla played well defensively for the Vaqueros.

TODAY COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD ?Glendale Community College in Southern California Heptathlon/Decathlon Championships at Cerritos College, 10 a.m. ? COLLEGE SOFTBALL ?L.A. Mission College vs. Glendale college at Glendale Sports Complex (DH), 1 p.m. ? COLLEGE BASEBALL ?L.A. Pierce College vs. Glendale college at Stengel Field, 2:30 p.m. ? SWIMMING ?Crescenta Valley at Glendale, 3:30 p.m. ?Arcadia at Hoover, 3:30 p.m. ?