Vanguard awards Hall Lion of Week

Vanguard University senior Sarah Hall, who finished fourth in the

1,500 meters at the Claremont Classic, has been named Lion of the

Week by the school.

Hall, who ran 4 minutes, 41.24 seconds, four seconds off her

personal best, despite a bout with anemia, will compete in the NAIA

outdoor championships Thursday through Saturday in Kentucky.

Hall, an Estancia High graduate who placed 10th in the 10,000 and

12th in the 1,500 at the 2003 outdoor championships, has qualified to

compete in the 1,500 (a qualifying time of 4:37.43), the 3,000

steeplechase (11:25.40), and the 10,000 (36:24.75). She plans,

however, to concentrate on the 1,500 in Kentucky.

UC Irvine trio honored

* SAILING: Three members of the UC Irvine sailing team have been

recognized with All-Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Yacht Racing

Association distinction.

Frank Tybor was named to the All-PCIYRA coed team, Lauren Maxam to

the women’s team and Whitney Loufek was recognized for crews. In

addition, Maxam received the PCIYRA Sportsmanship Award.

Coach Mike Pinckney’s Anteaters finished third in team racing at

the PCIYRA championships in Hawaii this season.

The Anteaters were fourth in the coed dinghy championship and also

in the women’s competition at the PCIYRA championships.

Baseball camp offered

* BASEBALL: The Newport Harbor Baseball Association, Newport

Harbor High baseball coach Joel Desguin and Orange Coast College head

man John Altobelli will present the 2004 Summer Baseball Camp,

beginning June 21 at Newport Harbor High.

The camp, for players ages 5-14, runs Mondays through Fridays from

9 a.m. to noon. The first session is scheduled June 21-25. The second session is June 28 through July 2 and the third session runs July

26-30.

Campers hoping to take their game to the next level will receive

instruction in throwing, catching and hitting, as well as strategies

of the game.

Snacks will be provided, but campers are asked to bring their own

ample supply of water.

The fees are $124 for NHBA members and $140 for nonmembers (before

June 14). The day of the camp, fees are $150 for NHBA members and

$165 for nonmembers.

Discounts for multiple players from the same family are available.

Checks made payable to NHBA may be mailed to: Newport Harbor

Baseball Association, ATTN: Summer Camp Registration, 1048 Irvine

Ave., PMB 320, Newport Beach, 92660.

For information, phone (949) 451-2228 or visit

www.newportbaseball.org.

Youth soccer camps

* SOCCER: Sage Hill School will host two youth soccer camp

sessions conducted by the USC women’s team this summer.

Amy Ray, Sage Hill girls coach and former USC player, will be part

of the staff that will help teach boys and girls ages 10-18.

The first session will be held July 5-9, with players ages 10-12

going from 9 a.m. to noon and those ages 13-18 following from 1 to 4

p.m.

The second session will be July 26-30 with the same age group and

times.

Cost is $225 and includes a T-shirt. All players must bring their

own ball.

Mail check or money order to: USC women’s soccer, Kennedy

Building, 1026 34th St., Los Angeles, 90089.

For information, call (213) 740-6155 or (213) 740-1356.