El Camino College swimmer breaks records and her goal is to go faster

By Greg Fontanilla|April 26, 2023

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Christopher Pizarro, a 19-year-old chemistry student, stares through a Japanese-style oni mask and presents a Question Block from Super Mario at the Makers Fair on Monday, April 22. Pizarro recently got into designing and painting 3D-printed items, which he sold at the event. “Designing stuff online and then bringing it to life, that’s pretty incredible, Pizarro said. (Ethan Cohen | The Union)

Paintings, Disney ears, 3D-printed characters: Maker’s Fair showcases student creativity

Battle of the Boats: Students, professors race in cardboard boat competition

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El Camino Colleges advanced dance team coordinates its dance routine on April 4, 2024 in Room 230. (Joseph Ramirez | The Union)

El Camino students spring into dance with upcoming performance

Racks full of crochet-designed sweaters and funky printed vintage clothing were showcased at Atomic Junk on April 12. (Olivia Sullivent | The Union)

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President of the Gender Sexuality Alliance Club Alec Lyons poses in the Social Justice Center after he concludes the club meeting on Tuesday, March 19. (Dayana Rodriguez | The Union)

A home away from home: Club on gender, sexuality provides haven for students

Womens beach volleyball and former womens volleyball coach LeValley Pattison poses for a photo on the ECC Sand Courts. Pattison was inducted into the 3C2A Hall of Fame last month along with five other inductees. Pattison coached the womens volleyball team for 26 seasons and founded the beach volleyball program in 2016. She is a part of the 400-win club. (Ethan Cohen | The Union)

Women’s volleyball coach, former player makes it to the 3C2A Hall of Fame

Ami Jacobson goes through her agility ladder drills during a track and field practice at Murdock Stadium on Monday, March 25. (Monroe Morrow | The Union)

Women’s cross-country runner negates nerves and goes for gold

El Camino College health sciences and athletics Professor Tom Hazell was inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2012 and the California Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2015. Hazell was head wrestling coach at El Camino for 12 years. (Raphael Richardson | Warrior Life)

The Journeyman: From playing to coaching and refereeing: The wrestling legacy of Tom Hazell

Coach Marco Trejo (L) debriefs with Joey Abudy about the sparring match he just finished at Sweet Science Boxing & MMA Gym in Hawthorne, Calif. on Thursday, April 7, 2022. Marco grew up in Hawthorne, graduated from Hawthorne High School and attended El Camino Community College. “I’ve always liked boxing since I was a young kid,” Marco says. “But, I didn’t get a chance to pursue boxing until I was in my twenties. By that time, it’s kind of late to be competitive. So, I thought maybe I should open a gym, I love boxing so much.” He opened Sweet Science in 2009. (Kim McGill | Warrior Life)

Boxing is a sweet science, owning a gym is a dream

Beto Duran attends a baseball game between the El Camino College Warriors and the Harbor College Seahawks at ECCs Warrior Field on March 22, 2022. Beto, who attended ECC, is an ESPN reporter based in Los Angeles. (Greg Fontanilla | Warrior Life)

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Paintings, Disney ears, 3D-printed characters: Maker’s Fair showcases student creativity
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A home away from home: Club on gender, sexuality provides haven for students
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