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Costa Mesa girls cap 6-0 league campaign

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* TRACK AND FIELD: Senior Rhondi Naff tripled to lead a dominating

effort by the Costa Mesa High girls track and field team, which

defeated Golden West League visitor Santa Ana, 95-31, at Orange Coast

College Wednesday.

With the victory, the Mustangs complete an unbeaten league

dual-meet season. Sharon Day (800 meters, high jump), Beverly Aina

(shot put, discus) and Toshia Bryant (100, 200) won two events each

for Costa Mesa. The Mustangs also won both relays, which included a

pairing of the Bjelland sisters, Christine and Tracy, and the Day

sisters, Sharon and Jasmine, in the 1,600 relay (4:11.2). Christine Bjelland also won the 1,600, while Kyla Flores (3,200), Vicki Pham

(100 hurdles) and Cassey Brick (300 hurdles) also won.

On the boys side, Costa Mesa (2-4) lost, 85-50. Carlos Ibarra won

the 3,200 (10:18.5), while Luke Sapolu won the discus and Keola

Asuega topped the field in the shot put.

OCC’s Murray commits

* RECRUITING: Sophomore Lauren Murray, who helped the Orange Coast

College women’s basketball team win the state championship in March,

will continue her career at Concordia University, OCC Coach Mike

Thornton announced Wednesday.

Murray, a 6-foot forward who averaged eight points and nearly

seven rebounds, will join OCC sophomore point guard Nancy Hatsushi at

the Irvine-based NAIA Division I school. She chose the Eagles over

San Diego State.

OCC was a combined 55-16 during Murray’s tenure.

Estancia tops Seahawks

* SWIMMING: Estancia High’s Britta Pitti, Marilyn Reich and Jayme

Fay were the lone individual winners, but the Eagles still managed a

fairly one-sided 101-67 Golden West League girls swimming victory

over Ocean View Wednesday at Westminster High.

Pitti won the 200-yard freestyle (2:28.33), Reich won the 200

individual medley (2:41.35) and Fay won the 500 free. The trio was

also on one of the Eagles’ two victorious relays.

Estancia completes its league dual-meet season with a 3-3 record.

In the boys meet, Estancia’s Chad Kunert and Sean Goodman each won

two events as the Eagles (6-4,2-5) concluded its Golden Wsest League

dual-meet season with an 84-79 victory.

Kunert won the 200 free (2:04.19) and 500 free (5:30.83) while

Goodman won the 200 IM (2:30.06) and 100 butterfly (1:09.66).

Paul Collier won the 100 free (58.20) and teamed with Goodman,

Kunert and Frank Gamboa to win the 200 free relay (1:48.24).

Golden West League girls

Estancia 101, Ocean View 67 200 medley relay -- 1. Estancia (Barnes, Reich, Hess, Mahan),

2:15.69.

200 free -- 1. Pitti (E), 2:28.33; 2. Berry (OV), 2:32.61; 3. Fay

(E), 2:33.

200 IM -- 1. Reich (E), 2:41.35; 2. Gilderman (OV), 2:43.97; 3.

McCandless (OV ), 2:51.01.

50 free -- 1. Brode (OV), 27.09; 2. Barnes (E), 29:09; 3. Mahan

(E), 29.90.

100 fly -- 1. Crevda (OV), 1:09.90; 2. Gilderman (OV), 1:14.83; 3.

Pitti (E), 1:23.87.

100 free -- 1. Brode (OV), 59.89; 2. Hess (E), 1:07.67; 3. Mahan

(E), 1:11.39.

500 free -- 1. Fay (E), 6:50.72; 2. Bradshaw (E), 7:16.80; 3.

Dalton (E), 7:37.55.

200 free relay -- 1. Ocean View, 1:59.56.

100 back -- 1. Crevda (OV), 1:16.07; 2. Barnes (E), 1:17.36; 3.

Keenawinna (E), 1:23.11.

100 breast -- 1. N/A, (OV), 1:26.61; 2. Cloud (E), 1:27.33; 3.

Bray (E), 1:30.80.

400 free relay -- 1. Estancia (Keenawinna, Pitti, Fay, Hess),

4:41.58.

Frohling keys CdM win

* GOLF: The Corona del Mar High boys golf team rallied from a

two-stroke deficit after nine holes to claim a 387-390 nonleague win

in an 18-hole match against Cypress completed Wednesday at the

Newport Beach Country Club.

CdM’s Tim Frohling was the 18-hole medalist (74), including

1-under 34 Wednesday.

Nick Sherman shot 33 Wednesday, while Alex Chikovani (78), Brad

Chamberlin (83), Rob Ury (80), Ben Tilsen (84) and Zack Rabinovich

(83) also helped CdM improve to 13-4.

Tesoro surprises CdM

* SWIMMING: Corona del Mar High junior Kim McKay won two

individual events, including an automatic CIF-qualifying time of

5:24.02 in the 500-yard freestyle, but visiting Tesoro earned an

82-81 Pacific Coast League girls swimming upset Wednesday.

An early relay disqualification rendered four Sea Kings out for

the meet, severely depleting the lineup.

McKay also won the 100 butterfly (1:04.17), while Brittany Bowlus

(50 and 100 free in 25.57 and 56.09, respectively), Alexa Shue (200

individual medley in 2:15.36), Katya Eadington (200 free in 2:11.95),

Jordan Anae (100 backstroke in 1:03.66) and Tamua Anae (100

breaststroke in 1:13.40) were also individual winners for CdM (2-1-1

in league and still within striking distance for the league title).

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Pacific Coast League

Tesoro 82, CdM 81

200 medley relay - 1. Tesoro, 2:06.46. 200 free -- 1. Eadington (CdM), 2:11.95; 2. Winners (CdM), 2:12.81; 3. Fullen (CdM), 2:22.34. 200 IM -- Shue (CdM), 2:15.36; 2. O’Brien (T), 2:28.19; 3. Hendrickson (CdM), 2:31.71. 50 free -- 1. Bowlus (CdM), 25.57; 2. Aung (T), 26.89; 3. Dzandara (T), 27.86. 100 fly --1. McKay (CdM), 1:04.17; 2. Schenk (T), 1:08.82; 3. Kline (CdM), 1:12.07. 100 free -- 1. Bowlus (CdM), 56.09; 2. J. Anae (CdM), 57.05; 3. T. Anae (CdM), 59.06. 500 free -- 1. McKay (CdM),

5:24.02; 2. Yamaguchi (T), 5:41.57; 3. O’Brien (T), 5:47.03. 200 free relay -- 1. Tesoro, 1:54.83. 100 back -- 1. J. Anae (CdM), 1:03.66; 2. Yamaguchi (T), 1:09.35; Hahn (T), 1:12.29. 100 breast -- 1. T. Anae (CdM), 1:13.40; 2. Aung (T), 1:16.36; 3.

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Dzandara (T), 1:18.27. 400 free relay -- 1. CdM (McKay, T. Anae, Chandler, Winners), 3:58.13

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Vaqs handle Mustangs

* BASEBALL: Visiting Rancho Alamitos broke a 2-2 tie with three

runs in the fifth and went on to an 11-4 nonleague baseball victory

over Costa Mesa Wednesday.

Adam Beltran went 3 for 5, while Robert Rodriguez, Alex Pisarski

and Gary Gonzalez also had two hits apiece for the Mustangs (8-12).

Rodriguez drove in a run for Costa Mesa, which returns to Golden West

League play Friday at Orange.

*--*

Nonleague

R. Alamitos 11, Costa Mesa 4 Score by Innings

Rancho 020 031 5 -- 11 11 2

Mesa 000 210 1 -- 4 11 1 Cummings, Shawrer (7) and Song; Gonzalez,

Beltran (5), Pisarski (7) and N. Hunter.

W - L -- Gonzalez, 0-4. 2B -- Wilson (RA)

2, Pisarski (CM)

*--*

Eagles’ Gleason shines

* BASEBALL: Estancia High sophomore Ryan Gleason doubled in a run

and pitched 1 2/3innings of quality relief to highlight the Eagles’

8-1 Golden West League loss to visiting Saddleback Wednesday.

Gleason’s double plated Matt Ronquillo in the sixth to allow the

hosts (3-16, 1-7 in league) to avert the shutout. Ronquillo reached

on a single.

Gleason took the mound with two outs in the sixth and left runners

stranded at second and third. He then worked a scoreless seventh.

Tony Ippolito also singled to round out the Eagles’ three-hit

attack against the Roadrunners, who improved to 9-8, 5-4 in league.

*--*

Golden West League

Saddleback 8, Estancia 1

Score by innings

S’back 010 124 0 -- 8 9 2

Estancia 000 001 0 -- 1 3 2

Lopez and Valverde; Young, Gleason (6) and

Crom. W -- Lopez. L -- Young, 0-6. 2B --

Gleason (E), Flores (S)

*--*

Sailors lose tiebreaker

* GOLF: Newport Harbor High and Los Alamitos finished tied at 396,

but the Griffins earned the nonleague victory by virtue of its sixth

player in an 18-hole match completed Wednesday.

Newport’s Rhett Palmer (76) shared medalist honors with Los Al’s

Ryan Murphy, while Brandon Sowers (77), Davis Pemstein (77), Michael

Benvenuti (79) and Michael Vacker (79) also scored for the Sailors

(5-10).

Palmer shot 1-under 35 Wednesday.

Eagles drop the ball

* SOFTBALL: Estancia High starting pitcher Evelyn Flores was

victimized by 11 errors and visiting Saddleback prevailed, 10-3, in a

Golden West League softball game Wednesday.

Flores struck out six in six innings, allowing six hits for the

Eagles (10-7, 2-6 in league).

Flores went 1 for 3 with an RBI and two runs while Muriel Mason

went 2 for 3 with two RBIs for Estancia.

*--*

Golden West League

Saddleback 10, Estancia 3

Score by Innings

S’back 000 235 0 -- 10 7 3

Estancia 100 002 0 -- 3 6 11

Fernandez and Ramirez; Flores, Ockey (7)

and Acosta. W -- Fernandez, 6-2. L --

Flores, 3-3. 2B -- Flores (E)

*--*

Lions lose 4-0 lead

* BASEBALL: The Vanguard University baseball team built a 4-0

lead after three innings, but Golden State Athletic Conference host

Point Loma Nazarene rallied for a 5-4 win Wednesday.

The Crusaders (29-18, 16-12) scored three runs in the fourth, tied

it in the sixth and went ahead when Jud Richards scored on a wild

pitch.

Jason Searle went 2 for 4 with three RBIs and a run scored to lead

the Lions (24-26, 13-15)

*--*

Golden State Athletic Conference

Point Loma 5, Vanguard 4

Score by Innings

Vanguard 202 000 000 -- 4 7 0

Pt. Loma 000 302 00x -- 5 5 0

Caston, Klein (6), Franco (8) and

Westerfield; Guzman, Hoover (4), Empio

(6), James (7), Jimenez (8), Marabeas (9)

and Killen. W -- Empio. L -- Caston. Sv.

-- Marabeas. 2B -- Searle (VU) 2, Brunett

(VU). HR -- Vericker (PL)

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