Storify: Men’s volleyball uses bench players to sweep L.A. Trade Tech College

By Phil Sidavong|March 9, 2016

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Arts & Features

“Gladiator II” is currently playing in theaters nationwide. (Erica Lee | The Union)

“Gladiator II”: you will be entertained… kind of

Universal Pictures "Wicked," directed by Jon M. Chu, will be playing in theaters worldwide on Nov. 22. (Elliott Bullock II | The Union)

‘Wicked’ demonstrates themes of friendship and identity through music

Keyari Frye, 31, a part-time library technician, has been working at El Camino College for 10 years. “I’m trying to make the library into something nice,” she said. “I don’t want it to feel down, I just want to make it fun and exciting, and so far, I think it’s working.” (Isabella Espat | The Union)

Crafting a community: creative touches at El Camino College

Guest speaker Imani McGee-Stafford practices deep breath exercises with a crowd full of students and staff during "Erasing the Stigma" on Nov. 7 in Marsee Auditorium. (Taheem Lewis | The Union)

Imani McGee-Stafford: a journey of pain, perseverance and poetic expressions

Three-time Olympic Medalist April Ross gives tips to a student during a the volleyball clinic on Wednesday, Oct. 23. at the El Camino College sand courts. Ross was hired to take over for longtime beach volleyball coach LeValley Pattison, who retired in the spring. “I feel like being here at El Camino close to home, I can coach, pursue this career, mentor the girls here and then spend a lot of time with my family - those two things were really important,” Ross said. (Mario Trejos | The Union)

Serving up a new era: a coach on and off the court

Three-time Olympic Medalist April Ross gives tips to a student during a the volleyball clinic on Wednesday, Oct. 23. at the El Camino College sand courts. Ross was hired to take over for longtime beach volleyball coach LeValley Pattison, who retired in the spring. “I feel like being here at El Camino close to home, I can coach, pursue this career, mentor the girls here and then spend a lot of time with my family - those two things were really important,” Ross said. (Mario Trejos | The Union)

Serving up a new era: a coach on and off the court

After clinching a playoff berth and a National Northern League title, Warriors defensive coordinator Matt Kirk holds up one finger to signify his team as league champions. Kirk and the Warriors will wrap up the regular season on the road against Allan Hancock on Nov. 16. (Greg Fontanilla | The Union)

Warriors football team execute comeback against Ventura, clinch National Northern League title

El Camino College Warriors defender Frankie McKinnon, right, and East Los Angeles College Huskies defender Veronica Diaz Chino contest each other for control of the ball near the Huskies’ penalty area during the women’s soccer match on Tuesday, Nov. 5. After leading 1-0 in the first half, the Warriors would win its final game of the regular season against the Huskies 6-0. The Warriors will play against the Cerritos College Falcons in the first round of the South Coast Conference Tournament on Friday, Nov. 8. (Eddy Cermeno | The Union)

Sanchez, Camacho, guide women’s soccer team to victory over East Los Angeles in final South Coast Conference clash

The El Camino College men's soccer team line up for a photograph after winning 4-0 against the East Los Angeles Huskies. The Warriors' next game takes place on Tuesday, Nov. 12, against an opponent that is yet to be announced. The men's soccer team remained unbeaten at home throughout the season. (Angel Pasillas | The Union)

El Camino men’s soccer team shuts out East Los Angeles, clinch South Coast Conference title and first-round bye

With a handheld stopwatch in hand, longtime track and field and cross-country coach Dean Lofgren prepares to send long-distance runners out for intervals on the track at Murdock Stadium on Wednesday, Oct. 16. Lofgren will be calling it a career at El Camino College after almost 40 years of coaching. (Greg Fontanilla | The Union)

Racing for the finish: longtime cross-country, track and field coach to retire

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