Women’s Soccer Faces Prairie State

JP Ramos, Staff Photographer

October 2, 2025

Sports

Joseline Flores clears the way for Abigail Nunez to bring the ball back to the offense, on September 24th 2025. The team’s defense limited Prairie State College to only three total shots, with no shots on goal.

Elena Carlos, maneuvers down homefield on September 24th 2025. Carlos took part in six of the team’s 13 total shots on goal. (JP Ramos)

Forward Cassandra Magallanes battles for the ball and the eventual goal versus Prairie State College, on September 24th 2025. Magallanes’ goal wasn’t her only contribution this game, having assisted a goal made by Adrianely Galicia in the first half. (JP Ramos)

Teammates celebrate Elena Carlos’ goal to bring the score up 3-0 versus Prairie State College, on September 24th 2025. Carlos’ goal this game marks her second of the season, as well as her first goal at home. (JP Ramos)

ECC Spartans surround the opposition, making an attempt to retake possession of the ball. ECC won the game versus Prairie State College, 3-0, at home on September 24th 2025. (JP Ramos)

Midfielder Adrianely Galicia bolts past her defenders, as she attempts her one of three shots in this home game vs Prairie State College. Galicia would turn one of those three shots into her first goal of the season. (JP Ramos)

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About the Contributor

JP Ramos, Photography Editor

After graduating from ECC in 2022, Ramos joins the Observer for his first year to focus on utilizing and honing on his photography skills in the medium of photojournalism. He also seeks to become more experienced in newswriting and media. Music, sports, and student-life are topics he’s interested in covering, while also having a passion for film. Refining his storytelling and composition through his photography is what Ramos hopes to achieve during his time at the Observer. He engages life through the motto, “be kind, especially when we don’t know what’s going on.” Contact: [email protected]