Women’s volleyball finished the regular season with a 3-2 set win against Long Beach City College on sophomore night on Wednesday.
Long Beach is ranked No. 16 in the state and ELAC is tied in the rankings at No. 25.
The volleyball team faced Rio Hondo on Friday night.
The Husky volleyball team fought to the end but was unable to win against El Camino College last Wednesday, giving them their third loss of the season.
Incredible teamwork from the Huskies Women’s volleyball team gave them their fifth win against Cerritos College.
East Los Angeles College administrators will allow indoor sports to have fans in the stands during home games. It has been a month since the volleyball and water polo teams have been playing without fans during home games.
By Noe Ortega With a clean sweep, East Los Angeles College defeated Rio Hondo College in consecutive set wins, 25-19, 25-22, and 25-16 at home on Friday. This was the Huskies first win in the South-Coast Conference-North play with a record of 1-2. The Huskies were persistent throughout each set. After taking the lead, they made it difficult for Rio Hondo to get back in the game ELAC had moments…
By Rogelio Alvarez Volleyball team was shutout against Mt. San Antonio College 3-0 last Friday in the South Gym. The Huskies are now 6-6 overall and 0-2 in South Coast-North Conference play. Despite Mt. SAC’s well-coordinated offense, the Huskies fought hard to stay in the game. “We didn’t give up. We kept fighting. We got over our mistakes quickly and we fought. We really wanted (the win),” ELAC freshman right…
By Gustavo Buenrostro Volleyball won in a five-set match against California Lutheran University’s junior varsity squad 3-2 last Wednesday. “I feel the team executed a B- performance. There were things we worked on in practice that was not done well, but the team was very effective. We have a skilled team, very sharp. Overall I was satisfied with how the team performed,” ELAC head coach Elliot Walker said. Cal Lutheran…
By Dulce Carrillo With back and forth competitive sets, East Los Angeles College, 7-7 overall and 1-2 in the South Coast Conference, lost 3-1 to Pasadena City College (1-9, 1-2) at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium in Pasadena Oct. 10. ELAC is now tied for fifth place in the South Coast Conference with Los Angeles Trade Tech College (3-2, 1-2) and PCC. The first set took a competitive start with close points throughout. The Huskies won the…
By Marcus Camacho The East Los Angeles College women’s volleyball team should improve the upcoming season after a strong recruitment. ELAC has recruited 13 athletes, who have played club volleyball or high school volleyball on the average of at least two years. “We have some players that can play in multiple positions on the floor. So as far as recruiting for a community college, we’ve done a good job for…