Track and field dominate SoCal Finals, advance to state
The track and field athletes move on to the state championships after qualifying in San Diego to compete in the SoCal finals.
Pup Sports
Double-header loss eliminates baseball team
After surprising Palomar College last week in the regional round of the playoffs, the Huskies lost a double-header eliminating them from the playoffs.
Respawn: Game Club’s impact on students’ lives
The first rule of Game Club is: never talk about Game Club. Beginning as a small group of students with no faculty adviser, East Los Angeles College Game Club has grown to become a welcoming club that encourages socialization through video games.
Wrestler takes third place at The Brawl
The Brawl returned to East Los Angeles College as 12 colleges competed in 10 weight classes in search of winning the first-place medal.
ELAC celebrates student-athletes
East Los Angeles College faculty and students gathered together at the front of the school to celebrate the athletes from the spring and fall season on Thursday.
Women’s Waterpolo struggles in the season due to COVID-19
COVID-19 had a toe on the East Los Angeles College women’s water polo team. It was a hard season for the team. The Huskies finished the season with a 1-17 record.
Sports Feature: Women’s basketball looks to rebuild after injury— plagued season
Assistant coach Wilbert Knight of the Women’s Basketball team talked about how he felt the team performed this past season. He spoke about how he envisions the team will succeed next season.
ELAC play in CCCAA Badminton Tournament and loose
Badmnton ended their participation in the California Community College Atlethic Association badminton tournamentearly within a loss against City College of San Francisco on Saturday at Pasadena City College.
Water Polo ends one-win season
Water Polo wrapped up the fall season with an overall record of 1-10 and a conference record of 1-8. When the season started, the team had 15 players, but the team ended up with nine players.
Coach strives to inspire athletes
By Mariana Montoya (J-101 Staff Writer) Ricardo Raygoza, assistant coach for the East Los Angeles College men’s soccer team, started off as a player for the Huskies before he became an assistant coach. He played at ELAC in 2005, and 2006. In those two years, he found head coach, mentor and main inspiration men’s soccer head coach Eddie Flores. “He came to me as an older player and played two years for…