COLLEGE ROUNDUP

MEN’S WATER POLO

UC Irvine 10, UCLA 9 (OT)

BERKELEY — Freshman driver Brandon Johnson scored the second of his two goals 1 minute, 50 seconds into sudden-death overtime to lift the No. 5-seeded Anteaters over the No. 4-seeded Bruins in the quarterfinals of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Tournament at Spieker Aquatics Complex on Friday.

Johnson’s goal hit the crossbar and trickled into the left side of the cage as the Anteaters (13-10) moved on to face No. 1-ranked and top-seeded Cal, today at 2 p.m. in one semifinal.

USC faces Stanford in the other semifinal at 3:30 p.m.

UCI was able to send the match into sudden death when senior Tim Hutten scored with 30 seconds left in the second of the two regular three-minute overtime periods.

Anteaters senior Colin Mello led all scorers with four goals, Hutten had three and Johnson two.

Senior goalie Matt Garcia recorded 13 saves for UCI, which had lost its two previous meetings to the Bruins this season.

Scott Davidson led UCLA (19-7) with three goals and Krsto Sbutega added a pair. Goalie Chay Lapin had seven saves.

Mountain Pacific Sports Federation

Quarterfinal

UC Irvine 10, UCLA 9 (OT)

SCORE BY PERIODS

UCI – Mello 4, Hutten 3, Johnson 2, Frank 1. Saves – Garcia 13.

UCLA – Davidson 3, Sbutega 2, Jacobs 1, Hohl 1, Johnson 1, Santos 1. Saves – Lapin 7.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Orange Coast 82, Glendale 50

PALM DESERT — Sophomore Courtney Ford scored 22 points to lead the Pirates to the first-round win in the College of the Desert Tournament Friday.

OCC freshman Casey Gomez added 15 points, which included three three-pointers. Sophomores Katie Kissee and Britanny Taylor were also in doubles figures for the Pirates (4-1), scoring 11 and 10 points, respectively.

Orange Coast will face Mt. San Jacinto today at 5 p.m. in the semifinals of the eight-team tournament.

College of the Desert Tournament

First round Orange Coast 82, Glendale 50

OCC – Ford 22, Gomez 15, Kissee 11, Taylor 10, Shires 6, Barney 5, Maulit 4, Ibbotson 4, Wakamiya 3, Cargill 2.

3-pt. goals – Gomez 3, Shires 2, Kissee 1, Wakamiya 1, Ford 1, Ibbotson 1, Barney 1.

Fouled out - None.

Technicals - None.

G – Rascon 15, Collazo 12, Hernandez 6, Karasawa 5, Armenian 5, Rendon 4, Maya 2, Barajas 1.

3-pt. goals – Rascon 3, Hernandez 1, Karasawa 1, Armenian 1.

Halftime – OCC, 31-14.

Vanguard 103, Holy Names 75

OAKLAND — Lindsay Rinke came off the bench to lead the Lions with 23 points in the Holy Names Thanksgiving Classic Friday.

Sarah Boyd added 21 points, while Lauren Gregory and Melissa Cook scored 18 points each for Vanguard (2-1). Cook grabbed 13 rebounds.

Holy Names Thanksgiving Classic

Vanguard 103, Holy Names 75

VU – Boyd 21, Richter 17, Halberg 2, Cook 18, Gregory 18, Rinke 23, Carlson 6, Phohl 3.

3-pt. goals – Boyd 4, Cook 4, Rinke 2, Richter 1.

Fouled out - None.

Technicals - None.

HN – Dawson 9, Spivey 9, Kealoha 10, Nakasone 3, Kadota 11, Hutton 15, Hyce 6, Henning 5, Carmara 4, Lovell 2, Anthony 1.

3-pt. goals – Kadota 3, Hutton 3, Kealoha 2, Spivey 1, Nakasone 1, Hyche 1.

Fouled out - Henning.

Halftime – VU, 48-38.