CdM handles Warriors

* TENNIS: Corona del Mar High’s boys tennis team continued its

unbeaten ways with a 12-6 nonleague victory over highly regarded

Woodbridge Monday, paced by he singles sweeps of Garrett Snyder and

Carsten Ball.

Corona del Mar improved to 5-0 with the victory while the

Woodbridge Warriors suffered their first setback in five starts.

CdM hosts Peninsula at 2 p.m. on Wednesday.

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Nonleague

CdM 12, Woodbridge 6 Singles -- Snyder (CdM) def. Suzuki, 6-1, 6-0, def. Loney, 6-0, def. Mitton, 6-2; Ball (CdM) won, 6-3, 6-1, 6-0; Reitz (CdM) lost, 1-6, won, 6-0, 6-0

Doubles -- Warsaw-Roberts (CdM) lost to Brenner-Goldberg, 3-6, def. Fattahi-Mawrey, 6-4, def. Calderon-Oh, 6-1; Saida-Gingold (CdM) lost, 2-6, 0-6, won, 6-3; Pham-Nguyen (CdM) lost, 6-7, 2-6, won 6-2

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Eagles triumph, 16-2

* TENNIS: Estancia High’s boys tennis team dealt visiting

Century a 16-2 spanking, paced by sweeps from singles standouts Scott

Braunsdorf, Lewis Bradshaw and Garrett Stephenson.

Estancia improves to 3-4 overall with the victory. The Eagles are

at Santa Ana today in a Golden West League match.

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Nonleague

Estancia 16, Century 2

Singles -- Braunsdorf (E) def. Lopez, 6-0, def. Salas, 6-2, def. Arroyo, 6-0; Bradshaw (E) won, 6-3, 6-0, 6-2; Stephenson (E) won, 6-1, 6-1, 6-1

Doubles -- Raymond-Do (E) lost to Sok-Castillo, 3-6; Thompson-McKendry (E) lost to Elias-Ceja, 2-6; Raymond-Do (E) def. Velasquez-Perez, 6-3; Cacho-Valdes (E) won, 6-3, 6-3, 6-1; Mumtaz-Nieves (E) lost, 2-6, won, 6-4, 6-4

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Cypress routs Pirates

* SOFTBALL: Orange Coast College’s softball team dropped a 10-1

Orange Empire Conference mercy rule decision in five innings Monday

as host Cypress punched out seven runs in the fourth inning to break

it open.

Coast’s Andrina Valenzuela had a double and scored the Pirates’

only run off an RBI single from Sintrell Ryder.

Cypress improved to 19-3, 5-1 in the OEC. Orange Coast fell to

7-7, 2-4.

The Pirates return to the diamond Wednesday with an OEC venture at

Fullerton.

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Orange Empire Conference

Cypress 10, OCC 1

Score by Innings

OCC 001 00 -- 1 6 3

Cypress 102 7x -- 10 8 0

Mathes and Sharum; Klabacha and Yokoyoma. W --

Klabacha, 13-2. L -- Mathes, 5-5. 2B --

Alvarez (Cyp), Valenzuela (OCC). 3B -- Fonseca

(Cyp)

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Simonoff in top form

* WRESTLING: Costa Mesa High senior Mike Simonoff went 4-0 to

capture the 152-pound division title in the Lakewood Wrestling

Invitational at Lakewood High Saturday.

Costa Mesa Coach Brett Shainfield said the tournament is in

preparation for the freestyle state tournament at Golden West

College, which advances the top three in each division to a national

tournament.

Simonoff was perfect in the Lakewood invitational. He recorded a

technical fall and two pins, and then defeated a wrestler from

Northwood, 6-0, in the title match.

Shainfield also said Costa Mesa senior Adam Donovan finished with

a 1-2 record at the CIF State Championships last week at University

of the Pacific.

Sailors top three foes

* VOLLEYBALL: The Newport Harbor High boys volleyball team won

three of its four matches Saturday to finish third in the consolation

division of the San Diego Tournament of Champions at Francis Parker

High.

The Sailors defeated Santa Barbara, 15-8, 15-11, then topped

Laguna Beach, 15-10, 15-4. They lost to Santiago of Corona, 15-7,

15-8, before finishing with a 15-13, 15-6 triumph over Village

Christian from Sun Valley.

Senior Mike Toole compiled the most kills in the marathon day that

began at 8 a.m. and did not end until around 9 p.m., due to delays

with leaks in the gym.

Paul Toman, Nick Glassic, Adam Schlesinger, Nedim Pajevic and Nick

Kelly also played well for the Sailors.

Lion(s) of the Week

* HONORS: The Vanguard University women’s basketball team was

predicted to finish ninth in the 11-team Golden State Conference by

the circuit’s coaches before the season started. It did not take long

to see the Lions were not only underrated, but inspired by the notion

of such a low expectation level set for them by opposing coaches.

Vanguard finished 18-2 in the GSAC, the most wins recorded in the

conference in GSAC history. It was the Lions fourth GSAC

championship.

For their accomplishments, the squad was honored with the Lion of

the Week award, given by the Vanguard Athletic Department.