ELAC women’s cross-country runner Jasmine Hernandez finished in 11th place at the Mt. San Antonio College Invitational with a total run time of 20:34.4.

The women’s soccer defense put up little resistance on Friday against the offense of Pasadena City College, losing 5-0 at home.

By Angel VallinStaff Writer The men’s soccer team earned its first win in conference play on Friday, taking down Pasadena City College 4-2. Noah Kirsch, a freshman wideback scored two goals and earned two assists, helping Fabian Meyer and Mikuto Oshima also find the back of the net.  “Well, I feel amazing. I feel like […]

By Angel Vallin Staff writer ELAC volleyball put up little resistance against the smothering offense of Pasadena City College, losing in three straight sets last Wednesday. The Pasadena Lancers swept ELAC 25-6, 25-16, 25-14 with their relentless serving. That wrecked the Huskies’ passing at home and forced their offense to be out of system all […]

By Rafael Ontiveros Staff writers Friday evening started with the four forfeits or rather an announcement: the names of each match-up for the night and the four forfeits men’s wrestling would have to overcome, with a 24 point deficit to win.  The 30-28 score showed the adversity the team had overcome despite forfeits handing Cuesta […]

The East Los Angeles College football program announced its 2026 signees. Total of 11 athletes from various colleges across different divisions three Division I prospects, one Division II signee, six Division III commits and one National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics.

Alejandro Borja, a goalkeeper for men’s soccer who planned on staying at East Los Angeles College for another season, commits to the California Intercontinental University soccer team.  

Vitor Matias, a defender and midfielder for the men’s soccer team, committed to Union Commonwealth University in Barbourville, Kentucky. 

The 2026 season for the East Los Angeles College softball team was defined by growth, perseverance and the development of a young roster. 

The 2026 season for the East Los Angeles College baseball team was filled with challenges, growth and moments that showcased the resilience of the program competing in one of California’s toughest community college baseball environments.