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Author Daniel Gordon

Preserving freedom, happiness with education

By J.D. Rottweiler, Ph.D. The year 2016 may go down in history as the time Arizona began its climb toward the top of the education rankings. The state is taking steps to improve both standards and funding. The process will… Continue Reading →

Cochise smothers Scottsdale

Douglas, AZ — The Apaches are leaving for the holiday break on a high note. The team beat Scottsdale CC 57-49 on Saturday night. Arianna Anderson was instrumental in the victory, notching 11 points, 7 rebounds and 3 steals. Ciara… Continue Reading →

Baseball alum hits homer with community service award

If you don’t already volunteer for the Douglas Area Food Bank, you’ll want to by the time you finish a tour with Javier “Shorty” Fimbres (’77). Fimbres became food bank president in 2010 and recently earned recognition as the first… Continue Reading →

Apaches battle the Aztecs

The men’s basketball team lost to Pima Community College 88-87 in what was a back and forth lead all throughout the game. The Aztecs got out to a hot start, jumping on the Apaches early and going up by 15… Continue Reading →

Apaches fall short in overtime

Tuscon, AZ — Cochise College women’s basketball team pushed the game into overtime but fell short (72-66) in its matchup versus Pima Community College. Freshman guard Jordyn Penniman secured a team-high 16 points, while JuWanna Milton followed with 14 points. Sophia Elenga earned 12… Continue Reading →

Apaches achieve 9-1 overall and 4-1 in conference

Yuma, AZ —The Cochise College men’s basketball team traveled to Yuma Saturday for the game of the week in the ACCAC and they didn’t disappoint. The Apaches left with an 84-81 victory, improving their record to 9-1 overall and 4-1 in… Continue Reading →

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