Football wins after first game fumble
East Los Angeles College quarterbacks combined for six touchdown passes and 407 passing yards in the Huskies away win against Orange Coast College on Saturday 45-17.
East Los Angeles College quarterbacks combined for six touchdown passes and 407 passing yards in the Huskies away win against Orange Coast College on Saturday 45-17.
After having one season in a higher division under its belt, the football team is preparing for the next season.
Huskies’ own Antoinette “Toni” Harris announced at a press conference yesterday that she will be playing football for the Central Methodist University Eagles this June.
The football team ended the season with a disappointing 4-6 record, failing to make the playoffs after a promising 2-1 start.
With this win, East Los Angeles College improved its record to 3-3, and are ranked third in the National-Northern Conference.
An ejection from Saturday’s game would’ve normally earned head football coach Bobby Godinez a suspension from next week’s match-up, but his punishment has been modified.
With a strong second half from Mt. San Antonio College, the Huskies lost their second game of the season 44-26 at Covina District Field on Saturday.
By Diego Linares East Los Angeles College overpowered the opposing Compton College football team in a 55-0 win on Saturday. The football team opened the first quarter with 31 points and continued their dominance on the ground throughout the game. The rushing attack garnered 234 yards on 33 carries, averaging 7.1 yards a carry. Running Backs Armando Velasco, David Allen and Tony Toledo combined for 187 yards on…
By Joe Dargan Staff Writer The football team defeated Orange Coast College 24-14 in a non-conference game at Weingart stadium on Saturday, giving the team its first win of the season. Coming off of two consecutive winning seasons under head coach Robert “Bobby” Godinez, the Huskies were eager to rebound from a 56-21 opening game loss to Cerritos College. “We had a rough first week, but it was a…
Quarterback Phillip Tran is set to return to East Los Angeles College for the Fall semester to play for Husky Football again after things didn’t work out at Humboldt State University, where he currently attends. Tran, a native of San Jose, California, came to ELAC because his high school coach knew ELAC’s coach, Bobby Godinez who recruited him to play for the Huskies. He played for ELAC in the Fall…