By Connor Larson and Taylor Leonard With such an eclectic range of sports programs at Palomar, some of them tend to slip through the gaps of the spotlight. IMPACT Magazine set out to showcase some of...

Spring sports at Palomar have been put on pause as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. According to a release published Friday on Palomar’s athletic website, the California Community College Athletic...

Story by Jordan Spurgeon The NCAA needs to allow college athletes to profit off of their name and likeness. However, California is jump starting the process and trying to change policies in the wrong...

Palomar College men’s water polo team is ready for an exciting season with help from their new head coach. After last seasons win in the 2016 Pacific Coast Athletic Conference (PCAC) the team is on...

The defending PCAC champions in women’s water polo are looking towards another season of success. After losing in the first round of regional playoffs against Long Beach last year, the team’s focus...

On December 14, a representative from Grand Canyon University (GCU) is coming to Palomar College to offer one-on-one appointments to those interested in transferring, from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the...

The Comets football team tagged a win against the Orange Coast Pirates by the skin of their teeth. The Comets opened up the game with a touchdown on their first drive after winning the coin toss...

Only eight games into the season, and a Palomar offensive tackle is verbally committed to a full-ride scholarship to a Pac-12 university. Comet's offensive tackle Justin Sattelmaier, 19, will be...

The Palomar’s women’s soccer team is fighting through their fair share of struggles this year, but the resilient club isn’t willing to give up just yet. The Comets are 3-11 this year and even...

The Comets faced their rivals in Palomar’s first women’s volleyball home conference match-up against the MiraCosta Spartans. MiraCosta took the first two sets 25-22 and 25-15, Palomar then took...