By Stephanie Guevara A lack of offensive presence and a defensive lapse caused Women’s soccer to lose, 7-0, to Chaffey College on Friday at Weingart Stadium. “Chaffey freshman forward Nicole Downing opens the score after an encounter with ELAC freshman goalkeeper Adriana Huerta, where Huerta was unable to stop the ball from going inside. “We struggled in knowing when they were going to make through balls. “We were beat on…
By Stephanie Guevara Women’s soccer defeated Ventura College 1-0 yesterday with an early goal at Weingart stadium. Sophomore forward Stephanie Galvan took advantage of Ventura’s defensive mistake to score at the 15 minute mark. “As a team we connected more and we came out really strong. We came out pretty strong in the first 15 minutes and we got the goal. I felt like we were complacent toward the middle…
By Stephanie Guevara After a rough previous season, the women’s soccer seek to rebuild and win their conference division title. “My goal would be to be league champ or be a contender,” head coach Tessa Troglia said. Since the Huskies have never won a conference division title, Troglia said her goal was to make the team a contending team. In the previous season, the Huskies struggled in many areas, but…
By Dan Gudino Women’s soccer scored a tying goal in the second half to come out with a 1-1 draw at home against Pasadena City College yesterday. East Los Angeles College has struggled all year to finish games, tying or losing by a single score in 10 of their 20 games this season. Coming into the game against Pasadena, ELAC head coach Tessa Troglia said the Huskies were overconfident because…
By Jordan Elias Women’s soccer lost 1-0 against Los Angeles Harbor College at home last Friday, after failing to score on many situations. “I’m frustrated about this game. That was the first time that they win. I think that we went down to their playing level and this is the reason why we lost today,” sophomore midfielder Stephanie Rojas said. East Los Angeles College had not lost in its last…
By Dan Gudino The women’s soccer team finished in a 1-1 tie at home yesterday against Mount San Antonio College. East Los Angeles College struggled in the second half, allowing a soft touch, slow rolling goal in the 49th minute from Mt. SAC’s freshman forward Viviana Ortega to tie the game. ELAC’s lone goal came in the 40th minute of the first half after the Huskies took a hard foul…