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Up next for men’s water polo: Wednesday vs. Long Beach City College

Byline photo of Eric Ramos
By Eric Ramos • September 12, 2016
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(From left to right): Giancarlo Cotta, Ethan Salgado, Bronson McFarlin, and David Behning watch as their teammates gain dominion over the ball. Photo credit: Alba Mejia

El Camino men’s water polo team are coming off a 23-8 loss to Fullerton College. The Warriors gave up 10 goals in the first half. EC got four goals from Richard Beck.

The Warriors will look to snap a four-game losing streak when they host Long Beach City College Wednesday.

When: Wednesday at 4:15 p.m.

Where: El Camino Pool

Admission: Free

Photos from the Warriors’ last match:

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Bronson McFarlin looks to make a pass during the game vs. Fullerton College Photo credit: Alba Mejia
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Zachary Phillips looks to pass the ball during the game vs. Fullerton College Photo credit: Alba Mejia
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Phillips attempts to defend the ball in EC's favor during the match against Fullerton College. Photo credit: Alba Mejia
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El Camino goalie Nicholas Elias blocks a shot from Fullerton during their match. Photo credit: Alba Mejia
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