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Men’s Basketball Tops Pierce

BC Athletics Bellevue College basketball played their final game before the holiday break defeating Pierce College on the road, 78-60. Will Woodward led Bellevue in both scoring and rebounds, putting in 20 points on nine-for-17 shooting and 14 rebounds. In the first half, BC built a comfortable 44-25 lead thanks to a rebounding advantage of ...more about Men’s Basketball Tops Pierce


Bulldogs Fall To Treasure Valley

BC Athletics. Bellevue College women's basketball lost 74-57 to Treasure Valley in round three of the NWAC Crossover Tourney hosted by Linn-Benton in Albany, OR. In the first quarter, Treasure Valley went on an 8-0 run after being down 8-7 and never looked back. The Bulldogs were plagued by 24 turnovers, allowing the Chukars to ...more about Bulldogs Fall To Treasure Valley


Bulldogs Fall Late

After building up a commanding 40-24 lead over Lower Columbia, Bellevue College women's basketball could not hold on, falling 76-68 on Sat. Dec. 13 at the NWAC Crossover Tourney hosted by Linn-Benton. Bellevue was outscored 52-28 in the second half in a reversal of offensive dominance from the first half as the Red Devils were ...more about Bulldogs Fall Late



Bulldog Women Hold On For Win

BC Athletics Bellevue College women's basketball managed to hold on to a 16 point halftime lead to top host Linn-Benton 70-60 at the NWAC Crossover Tourney in Albany, OR. A pivotal second quarter in which Bellevue outscored the Roadrunners 16-5 gave BC enough cushion for the remainder of the game. The first quarter saw Bellevue ...more about Bulldog Women Hold On For Win




Men’s Basketball Dominance Continues

BC Athletics Bellevue College men's basketball continued their surge with another offensive explosion, hitting the century mark in a 102-68 drubbing over visiting Tacoma. The game, part of the Bellevue Classic featuring Walla Walla and Skagit Valley as well, was a mismatch from the beginning as the Bulldogs jumped ahead 11-2 on a Sawyer Cottrell ...more about Men’s Basketball Dominance Continues