Injured defensive player back in action
Defensive starter Luis Zometa suffered a concussion during the first half of the September 16 Cypress Vs Huskies game.
Sports
Men’s soccer struggle on offense
Cypress College gave East Los Angeles College’s soccer team it’s second straight loss.
The streak continues: Huskies improve 5-0
Incredible teamwork from the Huskies Women’s volleyball team gave them their fifth win against Cerritos College.
Men’s soccer team draws to Norco
The East Los Angeles College soccer team settled for a draw against Norco College 1-1.
Swim meet ends with personal wins for Huskies
The women’s swim team had their three-team dual meet against Cerritos College and Pasadena City College held at their very own pool on April 1.
Huskies keep softball playoff hopes alive
os Angeles College softball team’s shot at making it to the playoffs was on thin ice, but they are still in the running after winning against Rio Hondo on Friday 5-2.
Women at ELAC finally have their own wrestling team
East Los Angeles College will have its own women’s wrestling team.
Beginning in spring semester, women’s wrestling will be an official sport on campus.
Crespo-Negrete: Wrestling runs in the family
Mýa Crespo-Negrete, 20, grew up with wrestling in her blood and has had a chance to wrestle at ELAC.
Crespo-Negrete’s father was a wrestler growing up, as was her uncle.
Navarro: Pursuing dreams while wrestling
Brianna Navarro, 20, attended Redlands East Valley High school and this is her first year at ELAC.
Galvan: Born to wrestle
Miya Galvan, 21, grew up wrestling in Boyle Heights and has kept her drive to compete at East Los Angeles College.