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College of San Mateo crowned four champions at the Coast Conference Track and Field Championships, which concluded Saturday at Laney College in Oakland.

College of San Mateo (12-6 Coast North, 22-13) claimed a key 8-7 win Saturday on the Hilltop in a back-and-forth battle with Cañada. The win clinches no worse than a third-place finish for the Bulldogs in the Coast Conference North, with the top three placers earning automatic bids to the California Community College Athletic Association baseball playoffs.

College of San Mateo track and field athletes produced several season-best performances at the Mt. San Antonio College Relays Saturday, the last invitational heading into this Saturday’s Coast Conference championships at Laney College in Oakland.

College of San Mateo sophomore Vanessa Lang enjoyed quite a reprieve in Thursday’s softball doubleheader split against San Joaquin Delta in San Mateo.

The left-handed hitting slugger out of Serra sparked a big, early comeback as the Bulldogs (7-3 Coast North, 17-10 overall) took down Skyline in Tuesday’s Coast Conference North baseball matchup on the Hilltop.

The Lady Bulldogs (8-1 Coast North, 27-2 overall) have thrown four no-hitters this season. They just missed out on no-no No. 5 in Thursday’s 9-0 mercy-rule win at Monterey Peninsula (1-7, 10-17).

The Lady Bulldogs went over seven weeks without a loss. But their 24-game winning streak on the softball diamond ended Tuesday with a 2-1 loss at home to West Valley in battle of Coast Conference North frontrunners.

For all the attention given to the Lady Bulldogs’ pitching staff and their four no-hitters this season, College of San Mateo’s offense is also the best in Northern California.

Another day, another no-hitter for the College of San Mateo softball team. Because of a rain makeup doubleheader Monday at home, the Lady Bulldogs (20-1) had two chances to record their fourth no-hitter of the season.

Both San Mateo County Community College women’s basketball teams — San Mateo and Skyline — have advanced to Saturday’s second round of the 3C2A state basketball tournament, along with the Skyline men’s team.