By Carlos Alvarez The East Los Angeles College baseball team continued their winning ways on the road last Thursday, beating LA Pierce College 15-8. Led by the Huskies sudden hitting attack, ELAC was able to overcome an early two-run deficit to win their third straight game. The Brahmas took advantage of some sloppy defense by the Huskies scoring two runs in the first inning off starting pitcher Elias…
By Carlos Alvarez The East Los Angeles College baseball team recorded its first win of the season, 12-3, against the Citrus College Owls. The Husky offense headed into Sunday’s game scoring a total of 3 runs on 8 hits while striking out 17 times in the two loses versus Riverside City College. “We struggled against good pitching at Riverside (last weekend), but today we did enough to get the win,”…
By Carlos Alvarez In a rematch of last year’s Regional’s, the Huskies didn’t fare much better coming out on the losing side once again with a 3-2, season opening road loss to the Riverside City College Tigers Friday night. Sophomore pitcher Sergio Luna started for the Huskies who fought off some early control problems. Luna (0-1) took the loss while pitching 5 innings, allowing 3 runs on 2 hits…
By Carlos Alvarez As the new baseball season gets on its way a new group of players take the field for the Huskies. “We lost a lot of key players from last year. We have three players returning from last year,” Head Coach James Hines said. Those three players that hope to lead the Huskies this year are sophomore outfielders Kyle Peralta, Andrew Gutierrez, and sophomore catcher Armando Lomeli….
By Alfonso Rivera The host Huskies pounded Los Angeles Harbor College, 14-2, off of 17 hits in the second game of a three game series at Cal State Los Angeles last Thursday, April 26. The Huskies have won seven straight and are ranked No. 14 in the Southern California Community College Coaches poll. The Huskies are 20-15 overall, 14-6 in the South Coast Conference play. East Los Angeles College stands…
By Alfonso Rivera and Carlos Alvarez The Husky baseball team culminated a three game sweep in the South Coast Conference against Cerritos College, taking over sole possession of second place. The Huskies, 18-15 overall and 12-6 in SCC play, have a one-game SCC lead over El Camino College and Compton Educational Center. The Huskies have won five in a row and are ranked 18th in the SoCal poll. El Camino…