Longtime ELAC Wrestling head coach Ralph Valle - dubbed "The Mayor" due to his 26-year tenure as coach and academic counselor - has retired from his coaching post.
Interview with East Los Angeles College Defensive Linemen Chace Davis and Daniel Robledo. They have signed their National Letters of Intent: Davis to the University of Nevada and Robledo to University of Missouri.
The presidents of all 12 South Coast Conference member colleges have decided unanimously to opt-out of athletic competition for the traditional fall sports of 2020-21.
Former ELAC and Boise State Forward Roderick "RJ" Williams is continuing his dream of playing professional basketball by joining Stjarnan of the Iceland-Dominos League.
A new Athletics Department newsletter has been create to circulate to ELAC Faculty, Staff and Administrators. The first edition thanks them for their contributions to the student-athlete Class of 2020.
With a 54-12 record and top-five finishes in regional and state under his belt, Emmanuel Zepeda takes his talents and drive to Concordia University in Nebraska.
With COVID-19 forcing the California JUCO sports world to postpone all athletic competition to January 2021, we check in with ELAC Athletic Director and head football coach Bobby Godinez to discuss the current landscape of Huskies Athletics.
Due to rising COVID-19 case numbers - along with the state having to roll back reopening plans - the CCCAA has decided ahead of its July 17th board meeting to implement a modified Contingency plan to push ALL fall sports back to January 2021. The rise in coronavirus cases means that California will not likely approach Phase 4 of it's reopening plans, a metric that the CCCAA board was relying upon to continue to pursue some startup of fall sports in late August/September.
ELAC Women’s Volleyball Head Coach Elliott “Doc” Walker has netted his biggest recruiting class in three years. We get to meet them and find out why the good Doctor is excited for the upcoming season.
Sophomore track athlete Daniel Morales had two scholarship offers on the table, but eschewed them to chase his dream of running for UCLA. He will attempt to make the Bruins' Track team next season as a walk-on.
ELAC Men's Basketball head coach John Mosley, already named SCC-North Coach of the year, has picked up another prestigious coaching award in leading the Huskies to a 29-1 record.
As we continue our series on how ELAC student-athletes are handling the sports shutdown, we take a look at football as Huskies quarterback Rudy Garcia chats with our Stephen Morales.
ELAC Softball first baseman Puatausaga "Pua" Johnson will transition from running with the Huskies' pack to soaring with the Falcons as she will transfer on to University of Texas Permian Basin
Continuing our Ask A Husky article series, we stop in with ELAC Softball to chat with sophomore first baseman Puatausaga "Pua" Johnson. Ms. Johnson was hitting .407 with 16 RBIs in 17 games for the 12-6 Huskies when play was suspended.
Springtime is usually for baseball. COVID-19 cancelled that unfortunately. We check with Coach Hines on how his program is managing while unable to take the field.
Daniel Morales is a sophomore member of men's Track & Field. Here, he gives a look into his commitment to Track and how he and his teammates are handling the sports shutdown.
Despite the sports stoppage, there's still plenty to talk about when it comes to ELAC Athletics. We sit down (virtually) with Athletic Director and head football coach Bobby Godinez to cover a variety of Huskies-related topics.
Reuben Ale, a current coaching staff member at LA Harbor - and one-time ELAC Football coach who was on staff for the 2000 team that made the CHIPS For Kids Bowl - has passed away.
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"The Mayor" Calls it a Career
December 24, 2020Longtime ELAC Wrestling head coach Ralph Valle - dubbed "The Mayor" due to his 26-year tenure as coach and academic counselor - has retired from his coaching post.
