Sea Kings on the road

The Corona del Mar High baseball team will be on the road Tuesday

against Temple City in the second round of the CIF Southern Section

Division IV playoffs, while Estancia’s boys volleyball team was

designated the home team against San Gabriel and will play at La

Quinta on Wednesday in the Division III semifinals, following coin

flips Saturday at the CIF Southern Section office in Los Alamitos.

Horman earns All-American

* WATER POLO: Erica Horman, a junior on the UC Irvine women’s

water polo team, received All-American honorable recognition by the

American Water Polo Coaches.

Horman is the all-time leading scorer at UCI with 173 career

goals. Her total of 65 goals this season broke her own school record

of 57 set in 2002.

Horman was named All-MPSF honorable mention earlier this spring

after leading the Anteaters to their most successful season with 20

wins, the first-ever win over a top-10 opponent and a ninth-place

finish in the MPSF Championships. The Anteaters (20-21, 1-9 in the

MPSF) finished the season ranked 14th in the country after being

ranked as high as 12th this season.

Thune, Hall do not advance

* TRACK AND FIELD: Vanguard University runners Jenny Thune and

Sarah Hall represented the Lions track and field team at the NAIA

National Outdoor Championships Thursday night in Olathe, Kansas.

In the women’s 800 meters preliminary, Thune recorded a time of

2:24, finishing 17th. Thune missed advancing to the next round, as

the top 16 runners moved on.

In the women’s 10,000 meters final, Hall finished 10th out of 26

runners, tallying a time of 38:49. The race marked the end of a great

collegiate career for Hall, who broke numerous Lion records including

the women’s 5,000, which had stood for the past 13 years.

The Lion runners will return to the track today, with Thune

competing in the women’s 1,500 and men’s team member Matt Meyer

running in the 1,500.

Vanguard to host camp

* SOFTBALL: The Vanguard University softball team will host its

first summer softball camp. The five-day camp will be designed for

girls ages 9-18 and will held at the softball field on campus at

Vanguard.

The camp will be directed by Vanguard assistant coach Sony

Mitchell with the assistance of players on the Lions softball team.

The camp will be from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., beginning June 23,

and ending June 27. Mornings will be set aside for Vanguard players

to instruct and demonstrate offensive skills (hitting and slapping),

base running (technique, speed, and sliding), pitching (power and

movement), and defensive skills (fundamentals and individual position

work). Each day after lunch, there will be a session of inspirational

talks, followed by games or game-like situations.

Players are encouraged to bring their own helmet, bat, catcher’s

gear, and water bottle. When pre-registering please note the camper’s

positions, age, number of years played, and skill level. Please also

leave an emergency contact number.

The cost for the five-day event is $175 for a single participant,

or $150 per person for groups of three or more. There will also be a

discount for daughters of Vanguard faculty, staff, and alumni. The

price includes a camp t-shirt, lunch on campus and an individual

photo. Pre-registration would be appreciated, via e-mail,

smitchell@vanguard.edu or phone, (714)966-5474. Checks should be made

out to Vanguard Softball and can be mailed to: Vanguard University

Softball, 55 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626.