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.
Sports
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.
Zia-Lopez: Nervous but ready to wrestle
Alex Zia-Lopez, 23, attended Mark Keppel High school and had no prior experience in wrestling before joining East Los Angeles College.
Playoff hopes still alive by Huskies softball team
The East Los 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.
Monday brings bad luck as Huskies softball loses 13th loss at home
The Huskies softball team wasn’t able to come out of the game with a win after losing 4-1 on Monday night against Mount San Antonio College. This is the 21st loss of the season and the 13th loss at home for the Huskies.
Huskies baseball lose game, add to their losing streak
The East Los Angeles College baseball team lost to Long Beach College 5-4.
Cheer team stands firm on their belief that cheerleading is a sport
The life of a cheerleader is more serious than you think. Valerie Lugo, a cheerleader at ELAC, said cheerleading isn’t considered “sport enough” to be added to the ELAC athletic department.
Huskies softball wins 8-5 against Pasadena
The Husky softball team came out on top against Pasadena City College with a final score of 8-5 after seven innings.