2008 Woodie Awards
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Competing against players from other conferences, the women's badminton team gained playing experience and learned lessons, which will help the team over its next five interconference matches over the next three weeks. In the Pasadena Tournament last Saturday at Pasadena City, each player played as an individual.
In a battle for conference supremacy, the baseball team got good pitching, timely hitting and solid defense in defeating the East L.A. Huskies, 4-3, Tuesday. "Our pitching was good; our hitting came through, and we made some defensive plays," sophomore Andy Magana said.
Competing intensively of the Northridge Invitational brought out the best in the women's sprinters last Saturday. Three more events qualified for the So Cal championship. Team takes break, prepares for meet The team will have the weekend off, and will be competing April 1 at Cal State Los Angeles (CSLA) in the field events and April 3 at the Home Depot Center in all of the running events.
Not even the hot and arid temperatures could deter the Warriors' quest to ingrain their storied success against the likes of universities at the Northridge Invitational Saturday. With no meet this week, the team members can take a break as they'll return this weekend to meet rival colleges such as Mt.
After four consecutive matches on the road where they went 1-3, the men's tennis team is glad to come back home and hopes that the familiar courts will bring it much-needed success. The Warriors will play here today at 2 p.m. against conference leader Marymount and will finish the season Tuesday where they will face Cerritos, the worst team in the conference.
After four consecutive matches on the road where they went 1-3, the men's tennis team is glad to come back home and hopes that the familiar courts will bring it much-needed success. The Warriors will play here today at 2 p.m. against conference leader Marymount and will finish the season Tuesday where they will face Cerritos, the worst team in the conference.
Returning from spring break, the golf team must reestablish its practicing routine. During its time off, the team practiced hard in an effort to earn second place at the South Coast Conference. Currently, EC is four points away from second place in the SCC standings behind Mt.
Coming toward the end of the season, the women's tennis team knows it is very close to earning a conference championship. But the dream almost came to an end when it overlooked a weak opponent. The Warriors will be on the road today when they play Marymount at 2 p.
Last week was a rough week for the men's volleyball team, as injuries and academic problems made for a disastrous start of conference play. Fortunately for the Warriors, it is just the beginning of conference play and they will have ample time to make up lost ground.
Despite a four-run fifth inning, the softball team didn't have enough, as the team lost, 8-4, against Long Beach City. The loss left the team with a 1-8-conference record. EC will travel today to play against L.A. Pierce at 3 p.m. Later on in the week, they face off against East L.
Following five away meets, the swim teams will host two meets at their own pool. The first of two meets will take place tomorrow against Cerritos. The Pasadena Invitational, April 9-10, will be the last chance for the Warriors to sharpen their skills before they travel.