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Edward’s 10 in overtime lift FCC to victory.

Story By: Keaundrey Clark, Sports Editor
February 27, 2015
Photo by: Ram Reyes

The Fresno City College Women’s basketball opened their playoff run with a thrilling overtime game beating Foothill College, 61 – 56.

Freshman Guard Toni Edwards who didn’t record a point in regulation scored 10 points in overtime to lead the rams to victory. She gave the rams a 1 point with 1:50 to go in the extra period.

“When you’re down, you have things, sacrifice yourself to get the lead back,” said Edwards

The rams will have to face the winner of College of the Sequoias and West Hills on Wednesday. COS who finished ahead of FCC in the Central Valley Conference and West Hills, who FCC defeated on a game winner in the final game of the year.

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Keaundrey Clark
Keaundrey Clark, Sports Editor
Keaundrey is in his fifth semester at Fresno City College and at the Rampage. He's been the sports editor for a year. He was born January 10, 1993 and raised in Fresno his entire life. He's a Journalism Major and hopes to continue as a sports journalist after college.
Ram Reyes
Ram Reyes, Art Director

Ramuel Reyes is a 23-year-old, currently living in Fresno, California. He was born in Lucena City, Philippines. After living five years in the United Arab Emirates, his family moved to Warwick, Rhode Island in 2007. They moved the following year to Fresno, where they lived ever since. Ram is pursuing journalism, with a focus on photojournalism.

There are really three things Ram cares about outside of the Rampage. One is video games. He loves video games and has been a “real” gamer since he was four. The other obsession of his is photography. After having messed around with a DSLR at one point in his life, he concluded that he was “pretty good” at this and decided to make it his passion. Lastly, he loves clothes. He loves them a lot. He loves buying them, looking at them and wearing them. He doesn’t like the “buying” part but the “wearing” part he enjoys very much. Ram also has a dangerous obsession over Kanye West. If you are reading this Kanye, please notice me. Follow Ram on Twitter @neuromanti_c