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Up next for softball: Thursday vs. Long Beach City College

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By Eric Ramos • April 14, 2016
Freshman pitcher Haley Reed makes a pitch versus the Huskies. The Warriors fell to host East L.A. College, 4-3. Photo credit: Jo Rankin

The Warriors’ had its six-game win streak snapped in a 4-3 road loss to East L.A. College on Tuesday.

Plagued by a slow start, the Warriors couldn’t produce on offense and the Huskies held on for the win.

With the loss, the El Camino College softball team (22-12, 11-6) remains in third place, trailing Cerritos College and Mt.SAC, who’s in first place.

The Warriors will look to bounce back when they host Long Beach City College today in a conference showdown.

When: Today, 3 p.m.

Where: El Camino College softball field

Admission: free

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