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A group of thirteen male tennis players and their coach stand in a line on an outdoor tennis court, celebrating a championship victory. They are all wearing matching white t-shirts that read "State Champion 3C2A" and navy blue baseball caps. In the center, several players hold up a large white and blue banner that prominently displays the text "3C2A Men's Tennis CHAMPIONS 2025-26." The team is positioned behind a tennis net on a green and red hard court. A small gold trophy is visible on a stand behind the players. The background features a clear blue sky, palm trees, and rolling hills under bright, sunny conditions. The players are smiling and have their arms around each other's shoulders.

3C2A Tennis Championships

Short notice? No problem. RealSID stepped in to help.

The Challenge

The California Community College Athletic Association (3C2A) state championship tennis tournament spans nearly a week. Due to scheduling conflicts, assistance was needed for the midweek Team Duals. RealSID stepped in to help the 3C2A preview the event, manage game day scoring, and recap the day's events for www.3C2Asports.org.

The Strategy

  • Pre-Event: Compiled historical data and information, interviewed all four teams' head coaches, and shared previews with participating schools.

  • Event Day: Provided timely score-reporting for the 3C2A, acted as liaison between the ITA, team representatives, and site host for streamlined operations.

  • Post-Event: Produced timely recaps of each championship under deadline for wider sharing and exposure for the schools and the 3C2A.

The Impact

The LA Mission women's tennis team holds up its 3C2A championship banner
RealSID shaped the conclusion of LA Mission's undefeated run to its first-ever state title in just its fifth year as a program. Photo by Richard Quinton.

Irvine Valley College went back-to-back with a sweep of Foothill. RealSID was there to shape the story. Photo by Richard Quinton.
Irvine Valley College went back-to-back with a sweep of Foothill. RealSID was there to shape the story. Photo by Richard Quinton.

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