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An 18‑year‑old Fresno City College basketball player suffered a life‑threatening aortic dissection during practice. Quick action by his coaches, emergency responders, and medical staff, along with steadfast support from his mother, saved his life and sparked a wave of gratitude.
An 18‑year‑old freshman basketball player collapsed during practice, was rushed to hospital, underwent nine hours of surgery, and is now recovering, thanks to the swift actions of his coaches and trainers.
An 18‑year‑old freshman collapsed during practice, but rapid action by athletic trainer Francisco Gamboa and the college’s emergency protocols saved his life.
An 18‑year‑old freshman collapsed during practice, was rushed to hospital, underwent a nine‑hour operation and sparked a community‑wide fundraising effort.
An 18‑year‑old basketball player’s life‑threatening aortic dissection during a Fresno City College practice highlights rapid emergency response and community fundraising.
Jackson Scarborough, an 18‑year‑old freshman at Fresno City College, suffered a severe aortic tear while playing basketball. Prompt intervention by an athletic trainer saved his life, and he now recuperates in a local rehabilitation facility.
An 18‑year‑old basketball player experienced a life‑threatening aortic dissection during practice, but swift action by staff and surgeons saved his life.
An 18‑year‑old basketball player’s sudden chest pain sparked a rapid response from coaches and trainers, leading to emergency surgery and a community’s support.
The Kentucky Wildcats have secured the commitment of Jordan Colbert, a 6‑foot‑2, 215‑pound tailback from Fresno City College, ahead of the 2026 football season. His addition bolsters a running back corps that already includes transfers CJ Baxter and Jovantae Barnes, while fall camp will ultimately shape the final lineup.
Roberto Hernandez, a coach with extensive experience across college, club and development soccer, has been appointed head coach of the Shorter University men's soccer team. His recent work at Fresno Pacific University demonstrated a dramatic defensive improvement, and his background spans playing stints in California and international youth representation.
A routine basketball practice turned into a medical emergency, leading to life‑saving surgery and a wave of community solidarity.
Josh Brown replaces retiring coach Tony Caviglia, drawing on stints at Sacramento State, Gavilan College and North Dakota State. He aims to recruit locally, balance academics with winning, and rebuild the Bulldogs program.
The college announced the hires of Josh Brown as head football coach and David Santesteban as men’s soccer coach following the retirements of Tony Caviglia and Eric Solberg.
Fresno City College will introduce Josh Brown as Head Football Coach and Dr. David Santesteban as Head Men’s Soccer Coach at a press conference on May 26, 2026, highlighting their extensive experience and commitment to student‑athlete development.
The school announced the appointment of Darrell Duckett, a 2019 alumnus and former collegiate guard, as its new head football coach, highlighting his playing pedigree, coaching experience and vision for a year‑round development culture.