LPL Girls Tennis
Santa Ynez stayed out front in the LPL race and Cabrillo moved into second. The Conqs narrowly clipped Santa Maria 10-8 in the first round - dominated the second time around.
LPL Standings: *Santa Ynez 11-0, *Cabrillo 9-2, *Templeton 8-3, Santa Maria 5-6, Morro Bay 4-7, Nipomo 1-10, Lompoc 1-11. [* = clinched playoff berth.]
Cabrillo 15, @ Santa Maria 3 {Story}
[5-1, 5-1, 5-1]
Conqs: Singles (9-0) - Nikki Piertsegaele 3-0 (6-2, 6-2, 6-1), Ashley Bowman 3-0 (6-3, 6-1, 7-6 [7-3]), Magdalena Fabikova 3-0 (6-0, 6-0, 6-1).
Saints: Doubles - Eunice Gonzalez/ Elizabeth Queja 3-0 (6-4, 6-2, 6-1).
Lompoc 14, @ Nipomo 4
The Braves net their first LPL win of the season.
Braves (1-11 LPL): Singles - (usual players) Sameeha Husayn, Nicole Nomany, Ashala Martin. Doubles - Cera Mitchell/ Julie Abrego 3-0; Marielle Tabin/ Catalina Perez 3-0. (Likely) Emily Gracyk/ Amargiete Larios.
Titans (2-14, 1-10 LPL): Singles - Tessa Underwood 3-0.
Santa Ynez 16, Morro Bay 2
Only surprise ? Emily Ineman, the LPL's top singles player so far, actually got to play three - sweeping 6-4, 6-1, 6-0.
LPL Girls Volleyball
The Los Padres League Champion is decided, after that - well, it get interesting. Santa Ynez (10-0) can't be caught, but Cabrillo, Morro Bay, Templeton and Nipomo are all 6-4 in LPL contests heading into the final week of the regular season.
Cabrillo 3, Santa Maria 0
Conqs (16-12, 6-4 LPL): No Info
Saints (1-9 LPL): No Info
Junior Varsity
Cabrillo 2, Santa Maria 0
Nipomo 3, Lompoc 0
[25-18, 25-13, 25-11]
Titans (16-12, 6-4 LPL): Cristina Ozzimo - 23 assists, 4 aces, 7 digs; Stephanie Persky - 11 kills; Gabbie Dana -5 kills, 4 aces; Sarah Stahl - 15 digs.
Braves (1-10):
Santa Ynez 3, Morro Bay 1
[25-15, 25-19, 23-25, 25-18]
MB Pirates (5-4 LPL): Carli Watt - 9 kills; Kylie Gacad - 29 assists; Tia Gacad - 15 digs.
Santa Ynez 3, Morro Bay 1
SY Pirares (17-7, 10-0 LPL): Danielle Carlson -16 kills; Rachel Szeyller - 15 kills
Frosh Football
Cabrillo 38, Oak Park 14
Lompoc , Santa Maria
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Wednesday Pool Play
LPL Boys Water Polo
There were three dandies in the final round of LPL play. Santa Ynez wrapped up the regular season LPL Championship & the #1 seed in next weeks LPL Tournament. Cabrillo did the same with 3rd place. Meanwhile, the host Braves picked up their 1st LPL victory of the season and the #5 seed. [Note: Three LPL teams were ranked in CIF-SS Div VII for Boys Water Polo.]
#5 Cabrillo 6, @ Santa Maria 4 {Story}
Conqs (3-2 LPL): Goals - Emmet Hill 2, Cooper Creese, Marcus Thiele, Anthont Taylor, Nick Hines.
Saints (2-3 LPL): Goals - Manny Balderama, Bryant Hernandez, Edgar Pulido, Damien Juarez. Saves - Jason Badua 11.
Junior Varsity
Cabrillo 14, @ Santa Maria 3
Conquistadores (5-0 LPL): Goals - Noah Caro 4, 9 other players scored.
#1 @ Santa Ynez 12, #3 Nipomo 11 {Story}
Pirates (19-6, 5-0 LPL): Goals - Elijah Ozimec 3 (incld. both SY 1st period scores), Adam Parlato 2, Ryan Krause 2, Lukas Lastra 2, Adam Taylor 2. Saves - William Mann 10.
Titans (16-6, 4-1 LPL): Goals - Cole Holloway 6 (8 shots), Derek Seaman 3 , Marc Baker 2. Saves - Kirk Wilenius 4.
at Lompoc 6, Morro Bay 5
A solid effort by GK David Barber helped the Braves out of the LPL basement.
LPL Girls Tennis
Santa Ynez rolled in the make-up for last thursday's match.
Santa Ynez 14, Santa Maria 4
Several Pirates remained undefeated in LPL play - Emily Ineman, and pairs Heather Vallekamp/ Mylee Curtis, Bianca Capasso/ Kylie Petersen.
Pirates (13-6, 9-0 LPL): Singles (6-3) -Emily Ineman 2-0, (Katie Voorhis 1-0), Kathleen deGoede 0-1, (Lauren Hemming 0-2), Sydney Tack 3-0. Doubles (8-1) - Heather Vallekamp/ Mylee Curtis 2-0, Bianca Capasso/ Kylie Petersen 3-0, Kat Rocha/Breanna Bregy 2-0, Jena Demming/ Melinda Wilson 1-0.
Saints Scorers: Singles - Glenda Polancos 1-2, Deenice Natividad 1-2, Mitzi Estevez 1-2. Doubles - Eunice Gonzalez/ Elizabeth Queja 0-3, Ellen Sur/ Mae Roma 1-2, Lupe Garcia/ Estella Torres 0-3.
Girls Volleyball
at Dos Pueblos [#2, Div. III-AA] 3, Santa Ynez 0
[ 25-16, 25-13, 25-23]
Chargers (17-5, 6-0 CL): Hannah Harris - 5 digs, Hannah Colburn - 6 blocks, Nicki Brown - 9 kills, Maddie Leiphardt - 13 assists.
Pirates (16-9, 8-0 LPL): Danielle Carlson - 7 kills, Annika Bastanchury - 3 kills.
CIF Girls Golf
Team Playoffs - Northern Divisional
[Soule Park Golf Course, Ojai, CA]
Teams from Santa Barbara, Ventura, and LA counties gathered at the largest (24 squads) of four team divisionals in CIF-SS. LA snapped up all the goodies, however, capturing the top 4 spots to advance in the playoffs. Scores are for 18 holes, team scores are the best 5 of 6 competitors.
Top 4 Teams [Qualify for Team Finals]
1. Torrance 374 (17th Postseason Tourney win in 21 opportunities).
2. Palos Verdes 392
3. Hart 395
4. Notre Dame (SO) 401
Santa Barbara County Teams
6. Righetti 406: Makayla Mier 76, Dani O'Keefe 74, Mareon Smit 80, Kelsey Nolan 86, Alexis Rodenberger 90, Hayley Davis 95.
7. Santa Ynez 424: Kristen Henno 81, Maddison Shean 82, Sarah Sanger 85, Christiana Layman 85, Meredith Stewart 91, Jenny Andreas 95.
8. St. Joseph 435: Desiree Gillaspy 75, Marissa Gutierrez 77, Kelsey Wong 87, Danika Cachiolo 89, Liane Deguzman 112, Megan Morgan 107.
10. Dos Pueblos 455: Emily Fox 88, Vanessa Villa 83, Paige Granneman 94, Bekah Beveridge 98, Hanna Nolan 92, Grace Jeong 108.
11. Santa Barbara 462: Haley True 81, Sarah Kirkwood 91, Saralisa Ortega 93, Kylie Wagner 97, Olivia Fanaro 100, Alissa Crane 112.
There were three dandies in the final round of LPL play. Santa Ynez wrapped up the regular season LPL Championship & the #1 seed in next weeks LPL Tournament. Cabrillo did the same with 3rd place. Meanwhile, the host Braves picked up their 1st LPL victory of the season and the #5 seed. [Note: Three LPL teams were ranked in CIF-SS Div VII for Boys Water Polo.]
#5 Cabrillo 6, @ Santa Maria 4 {Story}
Conqs (3-2 LPL): Goals - Emmet Hill 2, Cooper Creese, Marcus Thiele, Anthont Taylor, Nick Hines.
Saints (2-3 LPL): Goals - Manny Balderama, Bryant Hernandez, Edgar Pulido, Damien Juarez. Saves - Jason Badua 11.
Junior Varsity
Cabrillo 14, @ Santa Maria 3
Conquistadores (5-0 LPL): Goals - Noah Caro 4, 9 other players scored.
#1 @ Santa Ynez 12, #3 Nipomo 11 {Story}
Pirates (19-6, 5-0 LPL): Goals - Elijah Ozimec 3 (incld. both SY 1st period scores), Adam Parlato 2, Ryan Krause 2, Lukas Lastra 2, Adam Taylor 2. Saves - William Mann 10.
Titans (16-6, 4-1 LPL): Goals - Cole Holloway 6 (8 shots), Derek Seaman 3 , Marc Baker 2. Saves - Kirk Wilenius 4.
at Lompoc 6, Morro Bay 5
A solid effort by GK David Barber helped the Braves out of the LPL basement.
LPL Girls Tennis
Santa Ynez rolled in the make-up for last thursday's match.
Santa Ynez 14, Santa Maria 4
Several Pirates remained undefeated in LPL play - Emily Ineman, and pairs Heather Vallekamp/ Mylee Curtis, Bianca Capasso/ Kylie Petersen.
Pirates (13-6, 9-0 LPL): Singles (6-3) -Emily Ineman 2-0, (Katie Voorhis 1-0), Kathleen deGoede 0-1, (Lauren Hemming 0-2), Sydney Tack 3-0. Doubles (8-1) - Heather Vallekamp/ Mylee Curtis 2-0, Bianca Capasso/ Kylie Petersen 3-0, Kat Rocha/Breanna Bregy 2-0, Jena Demming/ Melinda Wilson 1-0.
Saints Scorers: Singles - Glenda Polancos 1-2, Deenice Natividad 1-2, Mitzi Estevez 1-2. Doubles - Eunice Gonzalez/ Elizabeth Queja 0-3, Ellen Sur/ Mae Roma 1-2, Lupe Garcia/ Estella Torres 0-3.
Girls Volleyball
at Dos Pueblos [#2, Div. III-AA] 3, Santa Ynez 0
[ 25-16, 25-13, 25-23]
Chargers (17-5, 6-0 CL): Hannah Harris - 5 digs, Hannah Colburn - 6 blocks, Nicki Brown - 9 kills, Maddie Leiphardt - 13 assists.
Pirates (16-9, 8-0 LPL): Danielle Carlson - 7 kills, Annika Bastanchury - 3 kills.
CIF Girls Golf
Team Playoffs - Northern Divisional
[Soule Park Golf Course, Ojai, CA]
Teams from Santa Barbara, Ventura, and LA counties gathered at the largest (24 squads) of four team divisionals in CIF-SS. LA snapped up all the goodies, however, capturing the top 4 spots to advance in the playoffs. Scores are for 18 holes, team scores are the best 5 of 6 competitors.
Top 4 Teams [Qualify for Team Finals]
1. Torrance 374 (17th Postseason Tourney win in 21 opportunities).
2. Palos Verdes 392
3. Hart 395
4. Notre Dame (SO) 401
Santa Barbara County Teams
6. Righetti 406: Makayla Mier 76, Dani O'Keefe 74, Mareon Smit 80, Kelsey Nolan 86, Alexis Rodenberger 90, Hayley Davis 95.
7. Santa Ynez 424: Kristen Henno 81, Maddison Shean 82, Sarah Sanger 85, Christiana Layman 85, Meredith Stewart 91, Jenny Andreas 95.
8. St. Joseph 435: Desiree Gillaspy 75, Marissa Gutierrez 77, Kelsey Wong 87, Danika Cachiolo 89, Liane Deguzman 112, Megan Morgan 107.
10. Dos Pueblos 455: Emily Fox 88, Vanessa Villa 83, Paige Granneman 94, Bekah Beveridge 98, Hanna Nolan 92, Grace Jeong 108.
11. Santa Barbara 462: Haley True 81, Sarah Kirkwood 91, Saralisa Ortega 93, Kylie Wagner 97, Olivia Fanaro 100, Alissa Crane 112.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Eh, Not So Good [Tuesday's Action]
LPL Girls Tennis
On Senior Day, the Braves had a respectable showing against the soon-to-be LPL Champion Santa Ynez Pirates, albeit against several non-frontline players, Cabrillo clinched a playoff berth, and Santa Maria moved to the threshhold of doing the same.
at Cabrillo 13, Templeton 5
Conquistadores [8-2 LPL]: Singles (7 - 2) - Magdalena Fabikova 3-0 (18-2 in games), Nikki Peirtsegaele 2-1, Ashley Bowman 2-1. Doubles (6-3) - Bree Piper-Williams/ Kaitlyn Phillips 3-0 (6-3, 6-1, 6-3).
Junior Varsity
Cabrillo 16, at Templeton 2
No Other Information Yet
Santa Ynez 13, at Lompoc 5
All five of the Braves points came from senior singles players. Sameeha Husayn notched a pair of victories (6-1 vs. Krystie Rhodes, 6-3 vs. Sidney Tack) to move to 25-8 in LPL competition. Nicole Nomany (1-2) and Ashala Martin (2-1), the only other Brave seniors, captured the rest.
Pirates [12-6, 8-0]: Singles (4-5) - Emily Ineman 3-0, Kathleen deGoede 1-1, (Krystie Rhoades 0-1), Sydney Tack 0-2, (Lauren Hemming 0-1). Doubles - Heather Vellekamp/ Mylee Curtis 3-0, Bianca Capasso/ Kylie Peterson 3-0, Kat Rocha/ Brianna Bregy 2-0, (Melinda Wilson/ Jena Demming 1-0).
Braves: Singles - Sameeha Husayn 2-1, Nicole Nomany 1-2, Ashala Martin 2-1. Doubles - Cera Mitchell/ Julie Abrego 0-3, Emily Gracyk/ Marielle Tabin 0-2, (Emily Gracyk/ Sarah Carillo 0-1), Catalina Perez/ Amargiete Larios 0-3.
Junior Varsity
Lompoc at Santa Ynez
No Information Yet. (But probably not a Braves win.)
Santa Maria 13, Nipomo 5
Saints [9-5, 5-4 LPL]: Singles - Glenda Polancos 2-1 (3-6, 6-2, 6-1), Deenice Natividad 1-2, Mitzi Estevez 2-1. Doubles - Eunice Gonzales/ Elisabeth Queja 3-0 (6-3, 6-1, 6-2); Mae Roma/ Ellen Sor 2-1; Lupe Garcia/ Estrella Torres 3-0 (6-2, 6-3, 6-4).
Titans [2-13, 1-9 LPL] scorers: Singles - #1 Tessa Underwood 3-0 [22-8 LPL season] (6-3, 6-1, 6-2); #3 Lauren Kueffler 1-2. Doubles - #2 Leena Kilpelainen/ Brenda Barrera 1-2.
Morro Bay 16, Mission Prep 2
Pirates (6-6): Singles - Joyce Lo 3-0, Lily Quirk 3-0, Katie Lockwood 2-0.
Royals (0-12): Singles - Maiya Clark. Doubles - Sophie Seid/ Ricquel Santos 2-1, Ellie Cattaneo/ Sydney Rathjens.
Upcoming Matches
Wednesday
Santa Maria at Santa Ynez (Make-up from last Thursday)
Thursday
Cabrillo at Santa Maria
Lompoc at Nipomo
Morro Bay at Santa Ynez
Orcutt Academy at Templeton [non-league].
LPL Girls Volleyball
Both Templeton & Nipomo, who had lost 4 consecutive LPL matches, needed wins - and got them. The Eagles slipped a half game ahead of Cabrillo in the standings, and the Titans got back to even in thr LPL.
Templeton 3, at Cabrillo 1
[19-25, 25-23, 25-18, 25-21] (94-87 total)
Eagles [6-4 LPL]: Jeanine Madson - 8 aces, 8 kills; Alyssa Price - 4 blocks, 4 kills; Natalie Madson - 6 kills.
Conqs [5-4]: Brianna Farley - 8 kills, Kayla Brooks - 5 kills, Felicia Bowen - 4 kills.
Santa Ynez 3, at Lompoc 0
[25-7, 25-11, 25-10]
Pirates [16-6, 8-0]: Rachel Szeyller - 11 kills; Delanee Stapp - 7 kills (8 attmpts), 17 assists; Annika Bastanchury - 5 kills, 4 aces.
Braves [1-11, 1-9]: Erika Slikker - 3 kills.
On Senior Night, Lompoc honored 6 seniors - Erika Slikker, Jesslyn Brundy, Imelda Fuentes, Crystal Grover, Cristina Inda, & Casey Stumpo.
at Nipomo 3, Santa Maria 0
[25-16, 25-10, 25-12]
Titans (15-12): Stephanie Persky - 11 kills, 8 digs; Sarah Stahl - 18 digs; Cristina Ozzimo - 24 assists, 10 digs; Siahna O'Conner - 5 kills, 4 aces.
Junior Varsity
Templeton 2, at Cabrillo 0
Santa Ynez at Lompoc
Boys Water Polo
at San Marcos 10, Cabrillo 6
It has been a somewhat disapointing season for both teams, but the Royals did not want to lose to the Conqs twice this year. They didn't. They zipped out to a 3-0 1st quarter lead, and never looked back. Keyvan Golizadeh had 3 for 4 shooting on the counter-attacks while goalkeeper Chris Bebb had 11 stops.
San Marcos…3 4 0 3 — 10
Cabrillo…0 3 2 1 — 6
Royals [9-16]: Goals — Tyler Lisea 3, Keyvan Golizadeh 3, Spencer Kemp 2, Andre Rivera 1, Jorge Flores 1. Saves — Chris Bebb 11.
Junior Varsity
Cabrillo at San Marcos
No Information Yet
On Senior Day, the Braves had a respectable showing against the soon-to-be LPL Champion Santa Ynez Pirates, albeit against several non-frontline players, Cabrillo clinched a playoff berth, and Santa Maria moved to the threshhold of doing the same.
at Cabrillo 13, Templeton 5
Conquistadores [8-2 LPL]: Singles (7 - 2) - Magdalena Fabikova 3-0 (18-2 in games), Nikki Peirtsegaele 2-1, Ashley Bowman 2-1. Doubles (6-3) - Bree Piper-Williams/ Kaitlyn Phillips 3-0 (6-3, 6-1, 6-3).
Junior Varsity
Cabrillo 16, at Templeton 2
No Other Information Yet
Santa Ynez 13, at Lompoc 5
All five of the Braves points came from senior singles players. Sameeha Husayn notched a pair of victories (6-1 vs. Krystie Rhodes, 6-3 vs. Sidney Tack) to move to 25-8 in LPL competition. Nicole Nomany (1-2) and Ashala Martin (2-1), the only other Brave seniors, captured the rest.
Pirates [12-6, 8-0]: Singles (4-5) - Emily Ineman 3-0, Kathleen deGoede 1-1, (Krystie Rhoades 0-1), Sydney Tack 0-2, (Lauren Hemming 0-1). Doubles - Heather Vellekamp/ Mylee Curtis 3-0, Bianca Capasso/ Kylie Peterson 3-0, Kat Rocha/ Brianna Bregy 2-0, (Melinda Wilson/ Jena Demming 1-0).
Braves: Singles - Sameeha Husayn 2-1, Nicole Nomany 1-2, Ashala Martin 2-1. Doubles - Cera Mitchell/ Julie Abrego 0-3, Emily Gracyk/ Marielle Tabin 0-2, (Emily Gracyk/ Sarah Carillo 0-1), Catalina Perez/ Amargiete Larios 0-3.
Junior Varsity
Lompoc at Santa Ynez
No Information Yet. (But probably not a Braves win.)
Santa Maria 13, Nipomo 5
Saints [9-5, 5-4 LPL]: Singles - Glenda Polancos 2-1 (3-6, 6-2, 6-1), Deenice Natividad 1-2, Mitzi Estevez 2-1. Doubles - Eunice Gonzales/ Elisabeth Queja 3-0 (6-3, 6-1, 6-2); Mae Roma/ Ellen Sor 2-1; Lupe Garcia/ Estrella Torres 3-0 (6-2, 6-3, 6-4).
Titans [2-13, 1-9 LPL] scorers: Singles - #1 Tessa Underwood 3-0 [22-8 LPL season] (6-3, 6-1, 6-2); #3 Lauren Kueffler 1-2. Doubles - #2 Leena Kilpelainen/ Brenda Barrera 1-2.
Morro Bay 16, Mission Prep 2
Pirates (6-6): Singles - Joyce Lo 3-0, Lily Quirk 3-0, Katie Lockwood 2-0.
Royals (0-12): Singles - Maiya Clark. Doubles - Sophie Seid/ Ricquel Santos 2-1, Ellie Cattaneo/ Sydney Rathjens.
Upcoming Matches
Wednesday
Santa Maria at Santa Ynez (Make-up from last Thursday)
Thursday
Cabrillo at Santa Maria
Lompoc at Nipomo
Morro Bay at Santa Ynez
Orcutt Academy at Templeton [non-league].
LPL Girls Volleyball
Both Templeton & Nipomo, who had lost 4 consecutive LPL matches, needed wins - and got them. The Eagles slipped a half game ahead of Cabrillo in the standings, and the Titans got back to even in thr LPL.
Templeton 3, at Cabrillo 1
[19-25, 25-23, 25-18, 25-21] (94-87 total)
Eagles [6-4 LPL]: Jeanine Madson - 8 aces, 8 kills; Alyssa Price - 4 blocks, 4 kills; Natalie Madson - 6 kills.
Conqs [5-4]: Brianna Farley - 8 kills, Kayla Brooks - 5 kills, Felicia Bowen - 4 kills.
Santa Ynez 3, at Lompoc 0
[25-7, 25-11, 25-10]
Pirates [16-6, 8-0]: Rachel Szeyller - 11 kills; Delanee Stapp - 7 kills (8 attmpts), 17 assists; Annika Bastanchury - 5 kills, 4 aces.
Braves [1-11, 1-9]: Erika Slikker - 3 kills.
On Senior Night, Lompoc honored 6 seniors - Erika Slikker, Jesslyn Brundy, Imelda Fuentes, Crystal Grover, Cristina Inda, & Casey Stumpo.
at Nipomo 3, Santa Maria 0
[25-16, 25-10, 25-12]
Titans (15-12): Stephanie Persky - 11 kills, 8 digs; Sarah Stahl - 18 digs; Cristina Ozzimo - 24 assists, 10 digs; Siahna O'Conner - 5 kills, 4 aces.
Junior Varsity
Templeton 2, at Cabrillo 0
Santa Ynez at Lompoc
Boys Water Polo
at San Marcos 10, Cabrillo 6
It has been a somewhat disapointing season for both teams, but the Royals did not want to lose to the Conqs twice this year. They didn't. They zipped out to a 3-0 1st quarter lead, and never looked back. Keyvan Golizadeh had 3 for 4 shooting on the counter-attacks while goalkeeper Chris Bebb had 11 stops.
San Marcos…3 4 0 3 — 10
Cabrillo…0 3 2 1 — 6
Royals [9-16]: Goals — Tyler Lisea 3, Keyvan Golizadeh 3, Spencer Kemp 2, Andre Rivera 1, Jorge Flores 1. Saves — Chris Bebb 11.
Junior Varsity
Cabrillo at San Marcos
No Information Yet
Saturday, October 23, 2010
JV Video Clips:Morro Bay at Lompoc
A few brief clips of the Morro Bay at Lompoc JV game. MB folks on audio not always happy - The Braves cruised 42-25.
Note: #6 Jono Garrett, #25 Rafael Arrellano, #3 Tyler McKenna
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Note: #6 Jono Garrett, #25 Rafael Arrellano, #3 Tyler McKenna
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Friday, October 22, 2010
Football Scores
Los Padres League
@ Lompoc 51, Morro Bay 12
Templeton 26, @ Santa Maria 14
@ Santa Ynez 38, Nipomo 13
Cabrillo - Bye
LPL Standings:
Lompoc 3-0, Cabrillo 2-1, Morro Bay 2-1, Templeton 2-1, Santa Ynez 2-2, Santa Maria 1-3, Nipomo 0-4.
Next Week:
Lompoc @ Templeton, Cabrillo @ Morro Bay, Santa Maria @ Santa Ynez, Nipomo @ Mission Prep
Pac-7 League
@ Atascadero 37, St. Joseph 27
Paso Robles 35, Pioneer Valley 10
Arroyo Grande 40, Righetti 20
San Luis Obispo - Bye
Pac-7 Standings:
Paso 4-0, AG 3-1, Atas 2-1, SLO 2-1, Rig 2-2, PV 0-3, St J 0-4.
Next Week:
Paso Robles @ Arroyo Grande
Atascadero @ SanLuis Obispo
St Joseph @ Pioneer Valley
Righetti - Bye
Channel League
Ventura 31, Santa Barbara 6
Dos Pueblos 17, Buena 0
San Marcos - Bye
Tri-Valley/Frontier [Div X]
Carpinteria 24, Santa Paula 7
Bishop Diego 17, Santa Clara 6
Other SLO County
Coast Union 45, McFarland 25
@ Lompoc 51, Morro Bay 12
Templeton 26, @ Santa Maria 14
@ Santa Ynez 38, Nipomo 13
Cabrillo - Bye
LPL Standings:
Lompoc 3-0, Cabrillo 2-1, Morro Bay 2-1, Templeton 2-1, Santa Ynez 2-2, Santa Maria 1-3, Nipomo 0-4.
Next Week:
Lompoc @ Templeton, Cabrillo @ Morro Bay, Santa Maria @ Santa Ynez, Nipomo @ Mission Prep
Pac-7 League
@ Atascadero 37, St. Joseph 27
Paso Robles 35, Pioneer Valley 10
Arroyo Grande 40, Righetti 20
San Luis Obispo - Bye
Pac-7 Standings:
Paso 4-0, AG 3-1, Atas 2-1, SLO 2-1, Rig 2-2, PV 0-3, St J 0-4.
Next Week:
Paso Robles @ Arroyo Grande
Atascadero @ SanLuis Obispo
St Joseph @ Pioneer Valley
Righetti - Bye
Channel League
Ventura 31, Santa Barbara 6
Dos Pueblos 17, Buena 0
San Marcos - Bye
Tri-Valley/Frontier [Div X]
Carpinteria 24, Santa Paula 7
Bishop Diego 17, Santa Clara 6
Other SLO County
Coast Union 45, McFarland 25
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Still Undefeated
Steve Haskins, Cabrillo Frosh Football Head Coach, pauses while collecting equipment after Thursday's 29-7 victory over Lompoc, to talk about the game.
Frosh Football
He has been a coach for a long time. Various sports, various levels; wrestling's paperwork assistant, Varsity Football Head Coach. Praised, disparaged, ignored, often unappreciated, but always remaining calm, gentlemanly, affable, and studious - as befitting a teacher of economics. Thursday afternoon we witnessed the Steve Haskins equivalent of a wild emotional outburst - "I WIIILL sleep well tonight". His freshman outfit had just defeated the visiting Lompoc Braves 29-7 to remain undefeated (7-0) on the season. The prevailing attitude on the home sideline, however, seemed more about relief than celebration as the Conquistadors were held well under their 48.8 ppg average and gave up their first points in three games.
The loss drops the Braves to 3-3, and breaks a two game win streak for Lompoc. Each team has two games remaining, both will face Santa Maria (Lompoc on the 28th, Cabrillo on Nov. 4th), before meeting in the "Little Big Game" season finale.
The Conq squad won, according to Haskins, because of "a total team effort". "We have running back by committee, Bryce Moses is our workhorse, (Alex) Greene has speed outside, (Nate) Tulloch & (Charles) Clardy both have speed and good hands. The offensive line did a tremendous job - they blocked well, they were fired up, and they just got after it. The defense played well." They also have a pretty darn good ball coach or two.
Speaking of good coaches .... Lompoc's Head Coach, Paul Terrones, a much younger version of Haskins, was disappointed, but philosophical. "We made a lot of little mistakes, and they added up. We showed we could play with them, we just have to fix the little things." Both coaches will, no doubt, be wielding their teacher's red pens over this mid-term, and looking for improvement before the November 11th, rematch final.
Game Recap
Cabrillo 29, Lompoc 7
The first quarter was scoreless, and dominated by a long (c. 8 min) Lompoc drive, but it was Cabrillo that broke the blank early in the second. A 31 yard pass to Jacob Heath set up a 2 yard TD run by Alex Green, but the extra point attempt was blocked. The Conquistador's 6-0 lead held through to halftime.
At the start of the 3rd period, the Cabrillo coaches were concerned. They were mostly worried about whether the kids were paying attention - "I've got 4th-stringers coming up to me and saying 'Can I go in now coach.' " said one assistant.
The starters stayed in, and they were rewarded when the O-line parted the blue sea for Bryce Moses to gallop up the middle for 47 yards and a TD on the opening possession of the half. The Conqs went for two, and Alex Green ran it in to make the score 14-0. Lompoc then went 3 & out, and punted, but Cabrillo muffed the punt and the Braves recovered deep in Conq territory. A few plays later, Jordan Pickles hit Vincent Raya with a TD pass. The EP was just over the crossbar, and the Braves were with-in seven points (14-7).
Cabrillo went 3 & out on their ensuing possession, but Lompoc returned the earlier favor, and muffed the punt. The Conqs recovered, and given a reprieve, took full advantage. They drove 76 yards, compiled 5 first downs, burned time off the clock, and capped it off with a 4 yard Alex Green TD run about halfway though the fourth quarter. Chase Dalton's EP kick put the home team up 21-7.
The Braves went for it on 4th & 2, the next time out, but came up short. Cabrillo took over at the Braves 33, picked 2 first downs, and then Charles Clardy reverse converted a 3rd & goal into a 4 yard TD run. The EP attempt was blocked, but the Braves were flagged for roughing, so the Conqs went for two. Alex Green was delegated the job, and again delivered the deuce for a 29-7 lead.
The Braves took to the air on the first play from scrimmage of the subsequent drive, but the pass was picked off by Nate Tullock. Cabrillo picked up three 1st downs, and took a knee - ballgame.
LPL Girls Golf
Tournament #6
[At Morro Bay GC]
Santa Ynez Pirates finally put it all together in the final tournament carding a season nrecord 199 to secure the LPL crown. Three Pirates scored in the 30's, but that was not enough to derail Cabrillo's Morgan Salm. She took Medalist honors (again) by tallying a 35 - tying her season low. Not surprisingly Ms. Salm was also named LPL MVP.
Lompoc's Kaleigh Goethe (41), Julieta Solis (46), both posted their first scores of the season below 50.
Team / Individual Scores
Santa Ynez [199]: Kristin Henno 36, Maddison Shean 37, Christiana Layman 39, Meredith Stewart 40, Jenny Andreas 47 (PB), Sarah Sanger - WD (Illness).
Cabrillo [230]: Morgan Salm 35, Mariah Hall 45, Jade Stevens 46, Isabel Tejada 52, Gabrielle Hott 52, Stephanie Belluz 62.
Nipomo [255]: Sarah Clark 45, Courtney Cuzick 51, Ashley Gonzalez 48, Audrey Johnson 54, Kaity Kendrick 57, Melissa Panzardi 58.
Lompoc [261]: Kaleigh Goethe 41, Julieta Solis 46, Stacy Green 57, Stephanie Cardoza 57, Kelsey Kolish 60, Lady Rodriguez 61.
Morro Bay [276]: Jennifer Baltimore 44, Michelle Cordova 48, Alison Kirby 57, Holly Requa 63, Bethany Walters 64, Christine Trujillo 74.
Santa Maria: Jessica Sotelo 49, Lidia Lopez 58, Diana Tafoya 72, Mariana Casas 78, Lucy Ramirez 79, Catalina Lopez 81.
CIF Qualifiers
Team
[Wednesday, 27 Oct. Soule Park, Ojai]
Santa Ynez (15-2-1)
Individuals
[Monday, 1 Nov. Los Posas Country Club, Camarillo]
Morgan Salm, Cabrillo
Kristen Henno, SY
Madison Shean, SY
Cristiana Layman, SY
Girls Volleyball
Morro Bay 3, Lompoc 0
[25-7, 25-3, 25-5]
The Pirates won their 5th in a row to stay a game up on Templeton, and gain half a game on Cabrillo who was playing out of the League. The Braves tank was apparently empty, after an emotional clash with Cabrillo on Tuesday.
Morro Bay (6-9, 6-3 LPL): Nicky Subler -10 kills, Kylie Gacad - 22 assists, Tia Gacad - 12 digs.
Mission Prep 3, Cabrillo 0
[25-14, 25-11, 25-17]
Jim Hilliard's girls must be happy that the Royals didn't join the LPL this year. Grace Ready lived up to her name, the Conqs were up 14-7 in the 3rd game, when she served for an even dozen straight points.
Royals (8-3): Grace Ready - 5 kills, 5 digs, 6 aces; Andrea Fernandez - 12 kills.
Templeton 3, Nipomo 0
[25-13, 25-23, 25-11]
The Eagles, who are a game back, took advantage of the slumping Titans, to keep pace in the race for second place with Cabrillo & Morro Bay. Nipomo has dropped 4 in a row.
Eagles (5-4 LPL): Natalie Madson - 9 kills, Jeanine Madson - 8 kills.
Titans (4-4 LPL): Cristina Ozzimo - 4 kills.
Santa Ynez / Santa Maria
No Info Yet
Next Tuesday
Templeton at Cabrillo
Santa Maria at Nipomo
LPL Girls Tennis
Morro Bay 10, Lompoc 8
[Lompoc: Singles- 4-5 (39-42), Doubles- 4-5 (43-41), Total 8-10 (82- 83)]
For the second consecutive match the Braves were close, but couldn't quite pull off the win. Cera Mitchell & Julie Abrego swept, and most Braves won points.
Pirates: Singles - Megan Hansen swept 3-0 (6-4, 6-0, 6-0), Joyce Lo 2-1 (2-6, 6-4, 7-5), Kiva Reitz 0-3 (1-6, 2-6, 2-6). Doubles - Jessica Wagner/ Sierra Wilcox 2-1 (2-6, 6-4, 6-3); Heather Montgomery/ Katie Lockwood 2-1 (4-6, 6-4, 6-4); Clare Olson/ Emily Frantman 1-2 (0-6, 5-7, 6-3).
Lompoc: Singles - Sameeha Husayn 2-1 (4-6, 6-2, 6-1), Nicole Nomany 1-2 (0-6, 4-6, 6-2), Ashala Martin 1-2 (0-6, 5-7, 6-2). Doubles - Cera Mitchell/ Julie Abrego 3-0 (6-2, 6-4, 6-0), Emily Gracyk/ Marielle Tabin 1-2 (4-6, 4-6, 7-5), Catalina Perez/ Amargiete Larios 0-3 (3-6, 4-6, 3-6) .
Templeton 15, Nipomo 3
Eagles Scorers (8-2 LPL): Singles - Erin Roberts 3-0 (6-3, 6-2, 6-1). Doubles - #1 Shelby Baumgartner/ Nicole Roberts 3-0 (6-0, 6-0, 6-1); Mimi Cline/ Sammar Smesne 3-0 (6-2, 6-1, 6-4).
Santa Ynez / Santa Maria
No Info Yet
Cabrillo had the LPL Bye and had planned to play Orcutt Academy, but that match was cancelled because the courts were too wet.
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Gloom in the Valley; Gloom on the Hill
It was a rather dreary, overcast day in the Lompoc Valley on Wednesday. The mid-afternoon winds appeared just long enough to push the marine layer over the top of everything. Thus insuring that the girls tennis match postponed from yesterday would finish, albeit in exiting fashion, in impending darkness. The deepest gloom in the valley, however, was emanating from the City of Lompoc Aquatic Center [COLAC].
LPL Boys Water Polo
Many Cabrillo Conquistador supporters had somewhat discounted the warning signs this year. An early 13-8 loss to the SY Pirate squad at the Conejo Valley Classic ? Three kids were out taking the ACT. Similar or slightly better results for Santa Ynez in the SLO & Oxnard Tournaments and a higher CIF ranking ? Well, the Pirates are good, but the King's of LPL polo are the Conqs - and they will be until someone knocks them off. Then came the 14-13 loss on the road to the Nipomo Titans. Hey, anyone can have a bad day, and they got off to a slow start in that one. This one ? An overtime loss at home? *Crickets*
Cabrillo, of course, is not done. There is one more round of games in the LPL round-robin duals, with Nipomo facing the Pirates, Cabrillo taking on Santa Maria, and Lompoc challenging Morro Bay, but the Conqs are almost certain to finish in 3rd place in the regular season. Then comes the LPL Tourney, where who knows what could happen. The crown has not yet been knocked completely off, but it is certainly askew.
Santa Ynez 8, Cabrillo 7 [SD-OT] {Story}
It took 7 periods, and sudden death, but a winner finally emerged.
Aaron Hay put Cabrillo on the board first, but the teams see-sawed back and forth in the opening period - each recieving goals from 3 different players for a 3-all tie. Adam Parlato scored twice in the second for the Pirates, but Hay netted another to cut the deficit to 5-4 at the half.
Cabrillo surged to a 7-5 third period lead with Emmett Hill's 2nd, and numbers 2 & 3 from Marcus Thiele, but, in the final minute, Luke Lastra hit his 2nd of the game to pull the Pirates within one.
The fourth stanza saw the Conqs return to a familiar refrain in this one - drilling shots off the net posts, meanwhile Santa Ynez was rifling shots off Cabrillo Goalie Felix Talkin, who was impressive. One of those 'posters' was on a 5-meter penalty shot early in the period. The Pirates later took advantage of a similar opportunity, as Elijah Ozimec buried his second in the net mid-way through the quarter to tie the game at 7 apiece.
There was no scoring in either 3-minute half of the regular overtime, which necessitated a third extra session - Sudden death. Cabrillo controlled the ball for much of the period, as they had since halftime, but a rebound after another shot hit the cage led to a SY fast break. That allowed Lastra was able to beat Talkin at point-blank range with the game-winner.
Santa Ynez: Goals - Luke Lastra 3, Adam Parlato 2, Elijah Ozimec 2, Luke Barber 1. Blocks - William Mann 6 .
Cabrillo: Goals - Marcus Thiele 3, Aaron Hay 2, Emmett Hill 2.
Junior Varsity
Cabrillo 7, Santa Ynez 3
The first period was very reminiscent of the varsity game - the Pirates opened the scoring, but neither team could get more than a goal ahead as the teams swapped goals and the lead, settling for a 3-3 tie. The Conqs took the lead for good with two unanswered goals in the second, and replicated the feat in the third quarter. Both units had scoring chances late, but could not convert. Cabrillo goalie Gavin Kilcoyne making consecutive great stops in the fourth.
Goals
Cabrillo: Eduardo Cardenas 4, Alfredo Navarro 2, Phil Naughton
Santa Ynez: Brooks Plilipen 2, Antoneyo Bariet
@ Santa Maria 6, Lompoc 5 {Story}
Lompoc won 9-5 in the SM Tourney last weekend. Not this time.
Saints (4-8, 2-2): Goals - Jacob Bientempo 2, Damien Juarez 2, Fernando Salazar, Esgar Pulido.
Braves (3-13, 0-4): Goals - Nick Foster 2, Marc Julian 2, Miles Holmlund. Saves - David Barber 8.
Nipomo 18, Morro Bay 5
Titans (16-5, 4-0 LPL): Marc Baker - 6 goals,Cole Holloway - 4 goals. Kirk Wilenius - 9 saves.
Next Week [Final LPL Duals]
Nipomo @Santa Ynez
Santa Maria @Cabrillo
Morro Bay @ Lompoc
LPL Girls Tennis
Cabrillo 11, @ Lompoc 7
[At Dave Bickmore Courts]
The Cabrillo tennis team was bailed out, in part, by a helpful stranger passing through; exchange student Magdalena Fabikova swept, providing one of the two main impetūs for victory over the surprisingly salty Lompoc Braves. Even then, it was close - real close. The other factor ? Three sets went to extra games, one per round, with the Conqs winning all three. Cabrillo, holding a one set advantage also won the last three sets decided.
The two teams tied 3-3 in round 1, with the Conqs taking the first of those crucial contests - a 7-5 decision in the match-up of the #3 doubles. The Conqs #1 duo stopped the hosts #2's for a 4-2 second round margin, but the best match of the afternoon was in third round singles.
Nicole Nomany (LHS) and Nikki Piertsegaele (CHS) staged a classic - at 4-3, first one then the other took consecutive games, before ending up tied at 6-6. In the tiebreaker, Piertsegaele raced out to a 4-0 lead, they split two points, then engaged in a massive 40+ stroke rally eventually won by the visitor - who also captured the set.
Standouts for the Braves were Cera Mitchell/ Julie Abrego who swept three set, and Sameeha Husayn who took two sets. Lompoc tweaked its line-up a bit, moving Ashala Martin to #3 singles and filling her spot on the #2 doubles pair with frosh Marielle Tabin.
Cabrillo: Singles - Magdalena Fabikova 3-0 (6-4, 6-0, 6-1), Ashley Bowman 2-1 (3-6, 6-2, 6-4), Nikki Peirtsegaele 1-2 (1-6, 7-6 [7-1], 4-6). Doubles - Bree Piper-Williams/ Kaitlin Phillips 2-1 (3-6, 7-5, 6-0); Alena Taber/ Andrianna Siefe 1-2 (2-6, 3-6, 6-2); Lauren Dalton/ Julie de Vonage 2-1 (4-6, 6-0, 7-5).
Lompoc: Singles - Sameeha Husayn 2-1 (4-6, 6-3, 6-1), Nicole Nomany 0-3 (0-6, 2-6, 6-7[1-7]), Ashala Martin 1-2 (1-6, 4-6, 6-4). Doubles - Cera Mitchell/ Julie Abrego 3-0 (6-3, 6-2, 6-4); Emily Gracyk/ Marielle Tabin 1-2 (5-7, 6-3, 0-6); Amargiete Larios/ Catalina Perez 0-3 (0-6, 2-6, 5-7).
Junior Varsity
Cabrillo 17, Lompoc 1
Doug Meeder replaced his entire doubles roster in the 3rd round and the extremely inexperienced Braves managed to take one set from the substitutes.
LPL Boys Water Polo
Many Cabrillo Conquistador supporters had somewhat discounted the warning signs this year. An early 13-8 loss to the SY Pirate squad at the Conejo Valley Classic ? Three kids were out taking the ACT. Similar or slightly better results for Santa Ynez in the SLO & Oxnard Tournaments and a higher CIF ranking ? Well, the Pirates are good, but the King's of LPL polo are the Conqs - and they will be until someone knocks them off. Then came the 14-13 loss on the road to the Nipomo Titans. Hey, anyone can have a bad day, and they got off to a slow start in that one. This one ? An overtime loss at home? *Crickets*
Cabrillo, of course, is not done. There is one more round of games in the LPL round-robin duals, with Nipomo facing the Pirates, Cabrillo taking on Santa Maria, and Lompoc challenging Morro Bay, but the Conqs are almost certain to finish in 3rd place in the regular season. Then comes the LPL Tourney, where who knows what could happen. The crown has not yet been knocked completely off, but it is certainly askew.
Santa Ynez 8, Cabrillo 7 [SD-OT] {Story}
It took 7 periods, and sudden death, but a winner finally emerged.
Aaron Hay put Cabrillo on the board first, but the teams see-sawed back and forth in the opening period - each recieving goals from 3 different players for a 3-all tie. Adam Parlato scored twice in the second for the Pirates, but Hay netted another to cut the deficit to 5-4 at the half.
Cabrillo surged to a 7-5 third period lead with Emmett Hill's 2nd, and numbers 2 & 3 from Marcus Thiele, but, in the final minute, Luke Lastra hit his 2nd of the game to pull the Pirates within one.
The fourth stanza saw the Conqs return to a familiar refrain in this one - drilling shots off the net posts, meanwhile Santa Ynez was rifling shots off Cabrillo Goalie Felix Talkin, who was impressive. One of those 'posters' was on a 5-meter penalty shot early in the period. The Pirates later took advantage of a similar opportunity, as Elijah Ozimec buried his second in the net mid-way through the quarter to tie the game at 7 apiece.
There was no scoring in either 3-minute half of the regular overtime, which necessitated a third extra session - Sudden death. Cabrillo controlled the ball for much of the period, as they had since halftime, but a rebound after another shot hit the cage led to a SY fast break. That allowed Lastra was able to beat Talkin at point-blank range with the game-winner.
Santa Ynez: Goals - Luke Lastra 3, Adam Parlato 2, Elijah Ozimec 2, Luke Barber 1. Blocks - William Mann 6 .
Cabrillo: Goals - Marcus Thiele 3, Aaron Hay 2, Emmett Hill 2.
Junior Varsity
Cabrillo 7, Santa Ynez 3
The first period was very reminiscent of the varsity game - the Pirates opened the scoring, but neither team could get more than a goal ahead as the teams swapped goals and the lead, settling for a 3-3 tie. The Conqs took the lead for good with two unanswered goals in the second, and replicated the feat in the third quarter. Both units had scoring chances late, but could not convert. Cabrillo goalie Gavin Kilcoyne making consecutive great stops in the fourth.
Goals
Cabrillo: Eduardo Cardenas 4, Alfredo Navarro 2, Phil Naughton
Santa Ynez: Brooks Plilipen 2, Antoneyo Bariet
@ Santa Maria 6, Lompoc 5 {Story}
Lompoc won 9-5 in the SM Tourney last weekend. Not this time.
Saints (4-8, 2-2): Goals - Jacob Bientempo 2, Damien Juarez 2, Fernando Salazar, Esgar Pulido.
Braves (3-13, 0-4): Goals - Nick Foster 2, Marc Julian 2, Miles Holmlund. Saves - David Barber 8.
Nipomo 18, Morro Bay 5
Titans (16-5, 4-0 LPL): Marc Baker - 6 goals,Cole Holloway - 4 goals. Kirk Wilenius - 9 saves.
Next Week [Final LPL Duals]
Nipomo @Santa Ynez
Santa Maria @Cabrillo
Morro Bay @ Lompoc
LPL Girls Tennis
Cabrillo 11, @ Lompoc 7
[At Dave Bickmore Courts]
The Cabrillo tennis team was bailed out, in part, by a helpful stranger passing through; exchange student Magdalena Fabikova swept, providing one of the two main impetūs for victory over the surprisingly salty Lompoc Braves. Even then, it was close - real close. The other factor ? Three sets went to extra games, one per round, with the Conqs winning all three. Cabrillo, holding a one set advantage also won the last three sets decided.
The two teams tied 3-3 in round 1, with the Conqs taking the first of those crucial contests - a 7-5 decision in the match-up of the #3 doubles. The Conqs #1 duo stopped the hosts #2's for a 4-2 second round margin, but the best match of the afternoon was in third round singles.
Nicole Nomany (LHS) and Nikki Piertsegaele (CHS) staged a classic - at 4-3, first one then the other took consecutive games, before ending up tied at 6-6. In the tiebreaker, Piertsegaele raced out to a 4-0 lead, they split two points, then engaged in a massive 40+ stroke rally eventually won by the visitor - who also captured the set.
Standouts for the Braves were Cera Mitchell/ Julie Abrego who swept three set, and Sameeha Husayn who took two sets. Lompoc tweaked its line-up a bit, moving Ashala Martin to #3 singles and filling her spot on the #2 doubles pair with frosh Marielle Tabin.
Cabrillo: Singles - Magdalena Fabikova 3-0 (6-4, 6-0, 6-1), Ashley Bowman 2-1 (3-6, 6-2, 6-4), Nikki Peirtsegaele 1-2 (1-6, 7-6 [7-1], 4-6). Doubles - Bree Piper-Williams/ Kaitlin Phillips 2-1 (3-6, 7-5, 6-0); Alena Taber/ Andrianna Siefe 1-2 (2-6, 3-6, 6-2); Lauren Dalton/ Julie de Vonage 2-1 (4-6, 6-0, 7-5).
Lompoc: Singles - Sameeha Husayn 2-1 (4-6, 6-3, 6-1), Nicole Nomany 0-3 (0-6, 2-6, 6-7[1-7]), Ashala Martin 1-2 (1-6, 4-6, 6-4). Doubles - Cera Mitchell/ Julie Abrego 3-0 (6-3, 6-2, 6-4); Emily Gracyk/ Marielle Tabin 1-2 (5-7, 6-3, 0-6); Amargiete Larios/ Catalina Perez 0-3 (0-6, 2-6, 5-7).
Junior Varsity
Cabrillo 17, Lompoc 1
Doug Meeder replaced his entire doubles roster in the 3rd round and the extremely inexperienced Braves managed to take one set from the substitutes.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Black/Blue X 2, Well One Anyway...
The weather intervened in a planned double-header at Lompoc High School. The Cabrillo at Lompoc tennis match, and the reverse JV contest, were both delayed to Wednesday (20 Oct), but the JV & varsity volleyball encounters went ahead as planned in Paisola Pavillion. The other planned LPL matches were able to be played, however.
LPL Girls Volleyball
Santa Ynez is still the odds-on favorite for the championship, but after that is a free-for-all. Cabrillo stayed in the race for the 2nd spot in the LPL - but that has become very crowded territory. The 'Rock Pirates' have been messing things up lately, turning an orderly situation into chaos. Morro Bay has won 4 consecutive matches, including victories over the 3 teams (Cabrillo, Templeton, Nipomo) that were directly ahead of them in the standings.
LPL Standings (Team, LPL Record): Santa Ynez 7-0, Cabrillo 5-3, Morro Bay 5-3, Nipomo 4-3, Templeton 4-4, Santa Maria 1-6, Lompoc 1-7.
Cabrillo 3, @ Lompoc 0 {Story}
[25-18, 25-17, 25-13]
The improving Braves looked like they were capable of winning, but the Conquistadores always seemed to have one more shot in them. "We hang with them - but then they shift into another gear." according to Lompoc Head Coach Aaron Batula.
In game 1, it happened after the Braves had pulled to within a point (15-16), but were then outscored 9-2 down the stretch. Lompoc stayed with Cabrillo in game 2 until they were a point down again (18-17), but subsequent to a Conq timeout and a sideout, Cathy Lynes served 6 consecutive points to power Cabrillo to the win.
That seemed to break the Braves back, and although they continued to play hard in game #3, they were never really able to challenge Cabrillo. They stayed within 5-6 points till about midway, but the conquistadores once more hit the gas and outpaced Lompoc 13-5 to end the match.
Note: Cabrillo's Kristina Goodchild was on crutches at the match - she expects to be out about 2 weeks.
Conqs: Kiley Shae Aldridge - 21 Assists, 3 Aces, 1 Kill; Kayla Brooks - 8 Digs, 5 Kills; Felicia Bowen - 8 Kills, 4 Blocks; Nikki Friend - 4 Aces, 7 Digs; Breanna Farley - 5 Kills, 3 Blocks.
Braves: Erika Slikker - 8 Kills, 2 Aces, 8 Digs; Casey Stumpo - 2 Aces, 7 Digs; Danielle Hamon - 14 Assists; Elayna Hockett - 5 Digs.
Junior Varsity:
Cabrillo 2, Lompoc 0
[25-10, 25-22]
The first game was your standard type semi-competitive clash, but in the second game, Lompoc had a shot at the win. About halfway through they began to believe it, and shortly thereafter, so did Cabrillo. The Braves led by a pair of points on several ocassions, before the Conqs tied it at 17-all. That was the first of 5 ties, and 4 lead changes the rest of the way. The final 3-point advantage was the largest either team had after the midway point of the game.
Morro Bay 3, Nipomo 0
[25-22, 25-15, 25-19]
In the first round of LPL play the Titans swept Morro Bay 3-0. The Pirates returned the favor with a straight-set sweep over Nipomo Tuesday night..
Pirates (5-3 LPL): Olivia Watt - 9 kills, Carli Watt - 7, Kylie Gacad - 27 assists.
Titans (4-3 LPL): Sarah Stahl - 25 digs, Stephanie Persky - 6 kills.
Templeton 3, Santa Maria 0
[25-18, 25-14, 25-9]
Eagles (4-4 LPL): Carly Roth - 5 kills, Jeanine Madson - 4 kills, Natalie Madson - 4 kills.
Upcoming Events
Thursday
Lompoc at Morro Bay
Cabrillo at Mission Prep (SLO)
LPL Girls Tennis
Again, Santa Ynez is in the driver's seat for the title. Templeton eases into 2nd with Cabrillo's match being postponed. Those three figure to fight it out for CIF slots.
Meanwhile, the pecking order for the Individual LPL Title looks to be reee-aal interesting. The favorite is the SY Pirates Emily Ineman, but you also have Magdalena Fabikova (Cabrillo), Sameeha Husayn (Lompoc), Erin Roberts (Templeton), and Megan Hansen (Morro Bay). On any given day, Tessa Underwood (Nipomo), or Glenda Polancos (Santa Maria) can take you down, and there is likely some more gals out there lurking in the weeds.
LPL: Santa Ynez 8-0, Templeton 7-2, Cabrillo 6-2, Santa Maria 4-4, Morro Bay 3-6, Nipomo 1-7, Lompoc 0-8.
Morro Bay 10, Nipomo 8
Who ya gonna call ? If you're the Pirates, you call Megan Hansen who is 20-3 in the LPL this season.
Pirates (3-6 LPL): Singles - Megan Hansen 3-0 (6-1, 6-0, 6-0). Doubles - Sierra Wilcox/ Jessica Wagner took 2 (6-2, 6-1).
Titans (2-11, 1-7 LPL): Doubles - *New #2 Pairing * Angela Kubota/ Leena Kilpelainen 3-0 (6-2, 7-5, 7-5), Bobbi Johnson/ Kelli Barrett 2-0.
Templeton 12, @ Santa Maria 6
The Eagles Erin Roberts has also been very good this season.
Eagles (8-2, 7-2 LPL): Singles [7-2] - Erin Roberts 3-0 (6-4, 6-0, 6-3).
Saints (8-5, 4-4): [Scorers] Singles - Glenda Polancos 2. Doubles - Eunice Gonzalez/ Elizabeth Queja 2, Lupe Garcia/ Estrella Torres 2.
Boys Water Polo
[Last Weekend]
Cabrillo at Oxnard Tourney: The Conqs apparently went 2-1 after dropping their opener 14-3 to eventual 3rd place team Riverside Poly.
Cabrillo JV at AG JV Tourney: Unconfirmed reports state that the boys fell 16-10 in the opener, defeated Arroyo Grande & San Louis Obispo, then tied (9-9) the AG Eagles in a second game.
LPL Girls Volleyball
Santa Ynez is still the odds-on favorite for the championship, but after that is a free-for-all. Cabrillo stayed in the race for the 2nd spot in the LPL - but that has become very crowded territory. The 'Rock Pirates' have been messing things up lately, turning an orderly situation into chaos. Morro Bay has won 4 consecutive matches, including victories over the 3 teams (Cabrillo, Templeton, Nipomo) that were directly ahead of them in the standings.
LPL Standings (Team, LPL Record): Santa Ynez 7-0, Cabrillo 5-3, Morro Bay 5-3, Nipomo 4-3, Templeton 4-4, Santa Maria 1-6, Lompoc 1-7.
Cabrillo 3, @ Lompoc 0 {Story}
[25-18, 25-17, 25-13]
The improving Braves looked like they were capable of winning, but the Conquistadores always seemed to have one more shot in them. "We hang with them - but then they shift into another gear." according to Lompoc Head Coach Aaron Batula.
In game 1, it happened after the Braves had pulled to within a point (15-16), but were then outscored 9-2 down the stretch. Lompoc stayed with Cabrillo in game 2 until they were a point down again (18-17), but subsequent to a Conq timeout and a sideout, Cathy Lynes served 6 consecutive points to power Cabrillo to the win.
That seemed to break the Braves back, and although they continued to play hard in game #3, they were never really able to challenge Cabrillo. They stayed within 5-6 points till about midway, but the conquistadores once more hit the gas and outpaced Lompoc 13-5 to end the match.
Note: Cabrillo's Kristina Goodchild was on crutches at the match - she expects to be out about 2 weeks.
Conqs: Kiley Shae Aldridge - 21 Assists, 3 Aces, 1 Kill; Kayla Brooks - 8 Digs, 5 Kills; Felicia Bowen - 8 Kills, 4 Blocks; Nikki Friend - 4 Aces, 7 Digs; Breanna Farley - 5 Kills, 3 Blocks.
Braves: Erika Slikker - 8 Kills, 2 Aces, 8 Digs; Casey Stumpo - 2 Aces, 7 Digs; Danielle Hamon - 14 Assists; Elayna Hockett - 5 Digs.
Junior Varsity:
Cabrillo 2, Lompoc 0
[25-10, 25-22]
The first game was your standard type semi-competitive clash, but in the second game, Lompoc had a shot at the win. About halfway through they began to believe it, and shortly thereafter, so did Cabrillo. The Braves led by a pair of points on several ocassions, before the Conqs tied it at 17-all. That was the first of 5 ties, and 4 lead changes the rest of the way. The final 3-point advantage was the largest either team had after the midway point of the game.
Morro Bay 3, Nipomo 0
[25-22, 25-15, 25-19]
In the first round of LPL play the Titans swept Morro Bay 3-0. The Pirates returned the favor with a straight-set sweep over Nipomo Tuesday night..
Pirates (5-3 LPL): Olivia Watt - 9 kills, Carli Watt - 7, Kylie Gacad - 27 assists.
Titans (4-3 LPL): Sarah Stahl - 25 digs, Stephanie Persky - 6 kills.
Templeton 3, Santa Maria 0
[25-18, 25-14, 25-9]
Eagles (4-4 LPL): Carly Roth - 5 kills, Jeanine Madson - 4 kills, Natalie Madson - 4 kills.
Upcoming Events
Thursday
Lompoc at Morro Bay
Cabrillo at Mission Prep (SLO)
LPL Girls Tennis
Again, Santa Ynez is in the driver's seat for the title. Templeton eases into 2nd with Cabrillo's match being postponed. Those three figure to fight it out for CIF slots.
Meanwhile, the pecking order for the Individual LPL Title looks to be reee-aal interesting. The favorite is the SY Pirates Emily Ineman, but you also have Magdalena Fabikova (Cabrillo), Sameeha Husayn (Lompoc), Erin Roberts (Templeton), and Megan Hansen (Morro Bay). On any given day, Tessa Underwood (Nipomo), or Glenda Polancos (Santa Maria) can take you down, and there is likely some more gals out there lurking in the weeds.
LPL: Santa Ynez 8-0, Templeton 7-2, Cabrillo 6-2, Santa Maria 4-4, Morro Bay 3-6, Nipomo 1-7, Lompoc 0-8.
Morro Bay 10, Nipomo 8
Who ya gonna call ? If you're the Pirates, you call Megan Hansen who is 20-3 in the LPL this season.
Pirates (3-6 LPL): Singles - Megan Hansen 3-0 (6-1, 6-0, 6-0). Doubles - Sierra Wilcox/ Jessica Wagner took 2 (6-2, 6-1).
Titans (2-11, 1-7 LPL): Doubles - *New #2 Pairing * Angela Kubota/ Leena Kilpelainen 3-0 (6-2, 7-5, 7-5), Bobbi Johnson/ Kelli Barrett 2-0.
Templeton 12, @ Santa Maria 6
The Eagles Erin Roberts has also been very good this season.
Eagles (8-2, 7-2 LPL): Singles [7-2] - Erin Roberts 3-0 (6-4, 6-0, 6-3).
Saints (8-5, 4-4): [Scorers] Singles - Glenda Polancos 2. Doubles - Eunice Gonzalez/ Elizabeth Queja 2, Lupe Garcia/ Estrella Torres 2.
Boys Water Polo
[Last Weekend]
Cabrillo at Oxnard Tourney: The Conqs apparently went 2-1 after dropping their opener 14-3 to eventual 3rd place team Riverside Poly.
Cabrillo JV at AG JV Tourney: Unconfirmed reports state that the boys fell 16-10 in the opener, defeated Arroyo Grande & San Louis Obispo, then tied (9-9) the AG Eagles in a second game.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Catching Up (Sort Of)
All the senior ladies ....
The five, somewhat chilly, seniors on the LHS golf squad after posting the last dual win of their high school carreers. Julieta Solis, Kalee Goethe, Stacy Green, Kelsey Kolish, and Stephanie Cardoza.
LPL Girls Golf
The LPL regular season is drawing rapidly to a close, with the final event, Tournament #6, on Thursday. It will be hosted at the Morro Bay GC by the Pirates.
@ Lompoc 319, Morro Bay 348
[At La Purisima - front 9]
It was a nice, mostly sunny day; increasingly windy late - in other words, tough golfing conditions. It is La Purisima. It was the second duals win for Lompoc. It was also the final dual match of the season for both teams, and secured fourth place in the LPL for the Braves. Baring any truly astounding events, both teams will conclude their seasons at the last LPL tourney.
Medalist - Lompoc senior Kalee Goethe's 53 was 4 strokes better than teammate Julieta Solis (57). Fellow Brave Stacy Green tied her season record 59 to become only the 3rd player in the match scoring under 60.
Team / Individual Scores
Lompoc [319]: Kalee Goethe 53, Julietta Solis 57, Stacy Green 59, Stephanie Cardoza 72, Kelsey Kolish 78.
Morro Bay [348]: Jill Steinman 60, Michelle Cordova 65, Holly Requa 67, Jennifer Baltimore 70, Cathy Duncan 86.
Each team had just 5 competitors in this match.
Santa Ynez 220, Cabrillo 251
[At Alisal Ranch, River Course - front 9]
The Pirates [14-2-1, 5-0-1 LPL Duals, 5-0 LPL Tourneys] sewed up the LPL championship a fourth consecutive year. A 261-all tie with Nipomo, when two of their regulars were out, marred Pirate perfection in the LPL. They are favored to win again on Thursday.
Medalist - Morgan Salm rebounded from Thursday's worst LPL round of her season (43), and the horribleness that is second place to tally her second best round of the season - a one-over-par 37. Five strokes better than the Pirate's Kristen Henno (42).
"Medalist Morgan" has been the Medalist in 9 of 12 rounds this fall (8 of 10 LPL), finishing 2nd in the other three. Salm also returned to the 30's - a place she has been in 9 of her 11 9-hole rounds this year.
Team / Individual Scores
Santa Ynez: Kristin Henno 42, Meredith Stewart 44, Christiana Layman 44, Maddison Shean 45, Sarah Sanger 45.
Cabrillo: Morgan Salm 37, Mariah Hall 50, Isabel Tejada 52, Jade Stevens 56, Jaqueline McDonaugh 56.
The third match, between Nipomo & Santa Maria, has not reported any results. The Saints have rarely fielded a full five this year, and the Titans may, I believe, be safely credited with the win.
Girls Tennis
(Non- League)
@ St. Joseph 15, Cabrillo 3
Fabikova swept, and the rest was St Joseph.
Knights (9-2): Doubles - Ellie McPike/ Brittany Chartier 3-0 (lost 1 game); Paige Jaeckels/ Chelsey Pudwill 3-0 (6-0, 6-0, 6-0).
Conquistadors (6-5): Singles - Magdalena Fabikova 3-0 (6-3, 6-2, 6-0)
Junior Varsity
The teams were deadlocked at 3-3 after the 1st round.
No Other Information Yet
News and Notes
NSBC Athletic Round Table
Cabrillo's own T.J. Babauta was named Male Athlete of the Week for his outstanding performance in the Conquistador's football win over the Santa Maria Saints on Friday night. The girls winner was Quetta Peinada who has been quite dominant for St. Joseph cross-country.
Cabrillo: AD Dan Troup presented four players - Magdalena Fabikova (Female Athlete of the Week last week), Andriana Siefe, both from girls tennis, and from boy's water polo, Emmett Hill & Felix Talkin. Football coach Craig Knowles introduced Babauta, as well as linemen Marty Garnica & Alex Turner.
Lompoc: "Mr. Brave" Dick Barrett introduced Myles Holmlund & Patrick Horenberger representing boys water polo; and linemen Levi Chagoya & Joseph Valla from the football team.
CIF Polls
Football
Northwest Division: Lompoc (4-2, 2-0 LPL ) - 4th (7th), Carpinteria (5-1) - 6th (NR). Preseason #1 Templeton (6th to 11th) dropped out for the first time this season. Western Division: Arroyo Grande (6-1) - 4th, Atascadero - 5th. Paso Robles (4-2, 2-0 P7) - 8th, [Righetti & SLO are tied for 11th]. It is the the Bearcats initial appearance in the top ten this season. 8-man Division 2: North County Christian 6th, Cuyama Valley 8th.
Girls Volleyball
Division 1-A: NR (9th) San Luis Obispo High. The Tigers one week visit ended with their loss to Atascadero. Division 3-AA: 2. Santa Ynez Division 5-A: 3. Coast Union, 4. Coastal Christian, 7. Shandon.
Girls Tennis
Division 2: 3. Santa Barbara, Division 3: 7. Arroyo Grande, Division 4: 2. Santa Ynez.
Boys Water Polo
Division 1: 6. Dos Pueblos, 7. Santa Barbara. Division 4: 3. Righetti, 8. Arroyo Grande. Division 7: 1. Santa Ynez, 3. Nipomo, 6. Cabrillo.
Dueling Duffy's
Cabrillo grad Danny Duffy's trip with Team USA Baseball to Puerto Rico was rewarded with a Bronze medal in the qualifying tournament for both the World Championships and Pan-Am Games. However, his Dad, Cabrillo PA announcer Dan Duffy, returned from the Huntsman Senior World Games in St Georges, Utah with a Gold medal in softball. As a result, the elder Duffy gets to stay in Lompoc, while the upstart heads south to report to the Royals Arizona Fall League squad after only a few days in town.
Water Polo
Information on the three tournaments held over the weekend have less than trickled in - dripped, maybe ? This we know -
Oxnard Tourney:
Each team was slated to play 4 games - 2 each on Friday & Saturday. Neither Cabrillo or Santa Ynez finished in the top half of the 16 teams involved. Both were the #3 seeds in their respective pools, and the teams seeded ahead of them did finish in the top 8.
Santa Maria Tourney:
Nipomo dropped the Championship game 9-4 to Clovis East, who won for the 4th consecutive year, and the 7th time overall. In the semi-finals, Clovis East stopped Morro Bay 12-3, and Nipomo topped Pioneer Valley 17-2. Morro Bay (3-16) eked out a 6-5 overtime win to take 3rd place away from PV (1-12). The Panthers had previously won their first game of the year with a 7-3 over Lompoc on Friday.
Santa Maria was reported to be 0-3 in the tourney at one point. Two of those losses came on Friday - an 18-4 thumping by Nipomo, and a sudden death overtime loss to Morro Bay. Nipomo also beat Morro Bay 13-6 on Friday.
Arrroyo Grande JV Tourney
No Info At All
The LPL regular season is drawing rapidly to a close, with the final event, Tournament #6, on Thursday. It will be hosted at the Morro Bay GC by the Pirates.
@ Lompoc 319, Morro Bay 348
[At La Purisima - front 9]
It was a nice, mostly sunny day; increasingly windy late - in other words, tough golfing conditions. It is La Purisima. It was the second duals win for Lompoc. It was also the final dual match of the season for both teams, and secured fourth place in the LPL for the Braves. Baring any truly astounding events, both teams will conclude their seasons at the last LPL tourney.
Medalist - Lompoc senior Kalee Goethe's 53 was 4 strokes better than teammate Julieta Solis (57). Fellow Brave Stacy Green tied her season record 59 to become only the 3rd player in the match scoring under 60.
Team / Individual Scores
Lompoc [319]: Kalee Goethe 53, Julietta Solis 57, Stacy Green 59, Stephanie Cardoza 72, Kelsey Kolish 78.
Morro Bay [348]: Jill Steinman 60, Michelle Cordova 65, Holly Requa 67, Jennifer Baltimore 70, Cathy Duncan 86.
Each team had just 5 competitors in this match.
Santa Ynez 220, Cabrillo 251
[At Alisal Ranch, River Course - front 9]
The Pirates [14-2-1, 5-0-1 LPL Duals, 5-0 LPL Tourneys] sewed up the LPL championship a fourth consecutive year. A 261-all tie with Nipomo, when two of their regulars were out, marred Pirate perfection in the LPL. They are favored to win again on Thursday.
Medalist - Morgan Salm rebounded from Thursday's worst LPL round of her season (43), and the horribleness that is second place to tally her second best round of the season - a one-over-par 37. Five strokes better than the Pirate's Kristen Henno (42).
"Medalist Morgan" has been the Medalist in 9 of 12 rounds this fall (8 of 10 LPL), finishing 2nd in the other three. Salm also returned to the 30's - a place she has been in 9 of her 11 9-hole rounds this year.
Team / Individual Scores
Santa Ynez: Kristin Henno 42, Meredith Stewart 44, Christiana Layman 44, Maddison Shean 45, Sarah Sanger 45.
Cabrillo: Morgan Salm 37, Mariah Hall 50, Isabel Tejada 52, Jade Stevens 56, Jaqueline McDonaugh 56.
The third match, between Nipomo & Santa Maria, has not reported any results. The Saints have rarely fielded a full five this year, and the Titans may, I believe, be safely credited with the win.
Girls Tennis
(Non- League)
@ St. Joseph 15, Cabrillo 3
Fabikova swept, and the rest was St Joseph.
Knights (9-2): Doubles - Ellie McPike/ Brittany Chartier 3-0 (lost 1 game); Paige Jaeckels/ Chelsey Pudwill 3-0 (6-0, 6-0, 6-0).
Conquistadors (6-5): Singles - Magdalena Fabikova 3-0 (6-3, 6-2, 6-0)
Junior Varsity
The teams were deadlocked at 3-3 after the 1st round.
No Other Information Yet
News and Notes
NSBC Athletic Round Table
Cabrillo's own T.J. Babauta was named Male Athlete of the Week for his outstanding performance in the Conquistador's football win over the Santa Maria Saints on Friday night. The girls winner was Quetta Peinada who has been quite dominant for St. Joseph cross-country.
Cabrillo: AD Dan Troup presented four players - Magdalena Fabikova (Female Athlete of the Week last week), Andriana Siefe, both from girls tennis, and from boy's water polo, Emmett Hill & Felix Talkin. Football coach Craig Knowles introduced Babauta, as well as linemen Marty Garnica & Alex Turner.
Lompoc: "Mr. Brave" Dick Barrett introduced Myles Holmlund & Patrick Horenberger representing boys water polo; and linemen Levi Chagoya & Joseph Valla from the football team.
CIF Polls
Football
Northwest Division: Lompoc (4-2, 2-0 LPL ) - 4th (7th), Carpinteria (5-1) - 6th (NR). Preseason #1 Templeton (6th to 11th) dropped out for the first time this season. Western Division: Arroyo Grande (6-1) - 4th, Atascadero - 5th. Paso Robles (4-2, 2-0 P7) - 8th, [Righetti & SLO are tied for 11th]. It is the the Bearcats initial appearance in the top ten this season. 8-man Division 2: North County Christian 6th, Cuyama Valley 8th.
Girls Volleyball
Division 1-A: NR (9th) San Luis Obispo High. The Tigers one week visit ended with their loss to Atascadero. Division 3-AA: 2. Santa Ynez Division 5-A: 3. Coast Union, 4. Coastal Christian, 7. Shandon.
Girls Tennis
Division 2: 3. Santa Barbara, Division 3: 7. Arroyo Grande, Division 4: 2. Santa Ynez.
Boys Water Polo
Division 1: 6. Dos Pueblos, 7. Santa Barbara. Division 4: 3. Righetti, 8. Arroyo Grande. Division 7: 1. Santa Ynez, 3. Nipomo, 6. Cabrillo.
Dueling Duffy's
Cabrillo grad Danny Duffy's trip with Team USA Baseball to Puerto Rico was rewarded with a Bronze medal in the qualifying tournament for both the World Championships and Pan-Am Games. However, his Dad, Cabrillo PA announcer Dan Duffy, returned from the Huntsman Senior World Games in St Georges, Utah with a Gold medal in softball. As a result, the elder Duffy gets to stay in Lompoc, while the upstart heads south to report to the Royals Arizona Fall League squad after only a few days in town.
Water Polo
Information on the three tournaments held over the weekend have less than trickled in - dripped, maybe ? This we know -
Oxnard Tourney:
Each team was slated to play 4 games - 2 each on Friday & Saturday. Neither Cabrillo or Santa Ynez finished in the top half of the 16 teams involved. Both were the #3 seeds in their respective pools, and the teams seeded ahead of them did finish in the top 8.
Santa Maria Tourney:
Nipomo dropped the Championship game 9-4 to Clovis East, who won for the 4th consecutive year, and the 7th time overall. In the semi-finals, Clovis East stopped Morro Bay 12-3, and Nipomo topped Pioneer Valley 17-2. Morro Bay (3-16) eked out a 6-5 overtime win to take 3rd place away from PV (1-12). The Panthers had previously won their first game of the year with a 7-3 over Lompoc on Friday.
Santa Maria was reported to be 0-3 in the tourney at one point. Two of those losses came on Friday - an 18-4 thumping by Nipomo, and a sudden death overtime loss to Morro Bay. Nipomo also beat Morro Bay 13-6 on Friday.
Arrroyo Grande JV Tourney
No Info At All
Santa Barbara County Championship
Community Golf
Santa Barbara County Championship
[La Purisima Golf Course, 16-17 Oct 2010]
Feel daring enough to play rounds on consecutive days at La Purisima ? How about for $4100 in cash prizes ? Well, 67 folks took the challenge and 56 lasted both days. Nobody reached par, but perhaps, more remarkably, only one triple-digit score was posted over the two days. The finishers are listed below.
Division 1
[52 initial competitors, $3000 prize money, $ 750 Top Prize]
Name, Day 1, Day 2, Total, Place (Top 10)
Geoff Gonzalez 73, 69 - 142 1st
Richard Chavez 75, 69 - 144 T2nd
Dan Sullivan 76, 68 - 144 T2nd
Russell Boring 73, 72 - 145 4th
Paul Misko 76, 70 - 146 5th
Jeremy Moreno 74, 74 - 148 6th
Steve Hakes 75, 75 - 150 T7th
Scott Patterson 76, 74 - 150 T7th
Brett Silvernail 74, 77 - 151 T9th
Justin Warthen 75, 76 - 151 T9th
Roger Sharpe 77, 75 - 152 10th
Ryan Kelley 74, 80 - 154
Nick Thomas 77, 77 - 154
Dan Ragsdale 76, 79 - 155
Davis Kirkland 80, 75 - 155
Jimmy Clesson 76, 80 - 156
Derek Larson 81, 77 - 158
Pace Johnson 76, 82 - 158
Alex Macaluso 78, 80 - 158
Tim Romero 78, 80 - 158
Giovanni Washington 80, 78 - 158
Austin Raanes 83, 76 - 159
Braden Duesler 76, 84 - 160
Kevin Roughen 76, 84 - 160
Chaz Barba 81, 81 - 162
Zephaniel Pick 83, 79 - 162
Ruben Carmona 80, 82 - 162
Ryne Fessler 80, 82 - 162
Tyler Schwantz 82, 81 - 163
Karma Lama 86, 77 - 163
David Eberstein 80, 83 - 163
Michael Clapp 87, 78 - 165
Chad Mclay 77, 88 - 165
Peter Presscott 81, 84 - 165
Max Cohen 87, 79 - 166
Ray Gerow 82, 85 - 167
John Elsaesser 83, 85 - 168
Bryce Bohl 81, 88 - 169
Luis Garcia 88, 84 - 172
John Sherman 89, 92 - 181
Troy Ronnfeldt 89, 93 - 182
Candace Robledo 89, 94 - 183
Zach Debruno 91, 97 - 188
9 others did not finish the tourney
Division 2
[17 initial competitors, $1100 prize money, $450 Top Prize]
Name, Day 1, Day 2, Total, Place (Top 5)
Paul Kaatz 75, 74 - 149 1st
Ray Willenberg 74, 76 - 150 2nd
Rob Szjen 77, 75 - 152 3rd
Fernando Orozco 76, 77 - 153 4th
Tim Schank 75, 80 - 155 5th
Louis Washington 80, 77 - 157
Tom Drewes 74, 84 - 158
Rick Gerard 77, 81 - 158
Vic Benson 78, 80 - 158
Dan Way 79, 80 - 159
Dave Gronsky 75, 88 - 163
Andrew Llarenas 88, 75 - 163
Jeff Sherwood 76, 91 - 167
Mickey Roughen 86, 85 - 171
Debra Callabressi 87, 93 - 180
2 others did not finish the tourney
Santa Barbara County Championship
[La Purisima Golf Course, 16-17 Oct 2010]
Feel daring enough to play rounds on consecutive days at La Purisima ? How about for $4100 in cash prizes ? Well, 67 folks took the challenge and 56 lasted both days. Nobody reached par, but perhaps, more remarkably, only one triple-digit score was posted over the two days. The finishers are listed below.
Division 1
[52 initial competitors, $3000 prize money, $ 750 Top Prize]
Name, Day 1, Day 2, Total, Place (Top 10)
Geoff Gonzalez 73, 69 - 142 1st
Richard Chavez 75, 69 - 144 T2nd
Dan Sullivan 76, 68 - 144 T2nd
Russell Boring 73, 72 - 145 4th
Paul Misko 76, 70 - 146 5th
Jeremy Moreno 74, 74 - 148 6th
Steve Hakes 75, 75 - 150 T7th
Scott Patterson 76, 74 - 150 T7th
Brett Silvernail 74, 77 - 151 T9th
Justin Warthen 75, 76 - 151 T9th
Roger Sharpe 77, 75 - 152 10th
Ryan Kelley 74, 80 - 154
Nick Thomas 77, 77 - 154
Dan Ragsdale 76, 79 - 155
Davis Kirkland 80, 75 - 155
Jimmy Clesson 76, 80 - 156
Derek Larson 81, 77 - 158
Pace Johnson 76, 82 - 158
Alex Macaluso 78, 80 - 158
Tim Romero 78, 80 - 158
Giovanni Washington 80, 78 - 158
Austin Raanes 83, 76 - 159
Braden Duesler 76, 84 - 160
Kevin Roughen 76, 84 - 160
Chaz Barba 81, 81 - 162
Zephaniel Pick 83, 79 - 162
Ruben Carmona 80, 82 - 162
Ryne Fessler 80, 82 - 162
Tyler Schwantz 82, 81 - 163
Karma Lama 86, 77 - 163
David Eberstein 80, 83 - 163
Michael Clapp 87, 78 - 165
Chad Mclay 77, 88 - 165
Peter Presscott 81, 84 - 165
Max Cohen 87, 79 - 166
Ray Gerow 82, 85 - 167
John Elsaesser 83, 85 - 168
Bryce Bohl 81, 88 - 169
Luis Garcia 88, 84 - 172
John Sherman 89, 92 - 181
Troy Ronnfeldt 89, 93 - 182
Candace Robledo 89, 94 - 183
Zach Debruno 91, 97 - 188
9 others did not finish the tourney
Division 2
[17 initial competitors, $1100 prize money, $450 Top Prize]
Name, Day 1, Day 2, Total, Place (Top 5)
Paul Kaatz 75, 74 - 149 1st
Ray Willenberg 74, 76 - 150 2nd
Rob Szjen 77, 75 - 152 3rd
Fernando Orozco 76, 77 - 153 4th
Tim Schank 75, 80 - 155 5th
Louis Washington 80, 77 - 157
Tom Drewes 74, 84 - 158
Rick Gerard 77, 81 - 158
Vic Benson 78, 80 - 158
Dan Way 79, 80 - 159
Dave Gronsky 75, 88 - 163
Andrew Llarenas 88, 75 - 163
Jeff Sherwood 76, 91 - 167
Mickey Roughen 86, 85 - 171
Debra Callabressi 87, 93 - 180
2 others did not finish the tourney
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Aaaand the Winner is ....
.....Not who you think !!!!
It was a nice, relatively mild day out at La Purisima on Thursday (above) for the LPL golf gathering, but the deceptively mild-mannered looking course was the clear winner. The 'easier' front nine exacted a tax of about 5 strokes a head, driving several of the 31 competitors into unfamiliar territory.
YMCA Golf Tournament
Hopefully, though, the big winners will be the kids at the local YMCA. The 12th Annual "Kids for Character" Golf tournament is Friday, Oct 15th at the Village Country Club. Spaces are still available. Info (805) 736-3483.
LPL Girls Golf
LPL Tournament #5
Medalist - The winner .... Santa Ynez Pirate Maddi Shean. She carded a 40 to beat Morgan Salm (Cabrillo) by 3, and teammate Kristen Henno by 4. It was the first tournament medalist score in the 40's and thus the highest medalist score this season.
The Pirates also took the team title, Cabrillo reclaimed 2nd place from Nipomo, and Lompoc edged Morro Bay for fourth. The Braves win set up an interesting final week in LPL play. Both Lompoc and the Bay Pirates were tied for tourney stroke average (307.75) entering this match and the teams meet twice next week. Lompoc hosts Morro Bay at La Purisima on Monday, and the regular season concludes with the final tournament at Morro Bay on Thursday.
Santa Ynez [237]: Maddison Shean 40, Kristen Henno 44, Christiana Layman 48, Sara Sanger 52, Meredith Stewart 53, Jenny Andreas 56.
Cabrillo [279]: Morgan Salm 43, Mariah Hall 51, Isabel Tejada 55, Jade Stevens 60, Merrissa Merrick 70, Gabrielle Hott 73.
Nipomo [284]: Sara Clark 50, Audrey Johnson 53, Courtney Cuzick 56, Ashley Gonzales 56, Melissa Panzardi 69, Kaity Kendrick 69.
Lompoc [304]: Kalee Goethe 52, Julieta Solis 54, Stephanie Cardoza 60, Stacy Green 65, Lady Rodriguez 73, Kelsey Kolish WD.
Morro Bay [311]: Michelle Cordova 49, Jennifer Baltimore 60, Allison Kirby 62, Bethany Walters 63, Holly Requa 72.
Santa Maria [NS]: Lidia Lopez 74, Mariana Casas 83.
LPL Girls Tennis
The LPL began the second round of round-robin play on Tuesday.
@ Santa Ynez 14, Cabrillo 4
Emily Ineman, the Santa Ynez #1, is a bit like an MLB closer in reverse. She enters the match early to take out the opponents top players as needed, then cedes the court to various subs to deal with the lesser lights. She is undefeated in league play this season. Cabrillo beat some of down-ballot types & subs in singles, but the doubles were skunked. Magdalena Fabikova and Nikki Peirtsegaele each won half of the Conqs four points.
Pirates [10-6, 7-0 LPL]: Emily Ineman 2-0, Katie Voorhis 1-0, Kathleen de Goede 1-1, Lauren Hemming 0-1, Sydney Tack 1-2. Heather Vellekamp/ Mylee Curtis 3-0, Bianca Capasso/ Kylie Petersen 3-0, Kat Rocha/ Breanna Bregy 2-0, Melinda Wilson/ Jana Deming 1-0.
Conqs [6-4, 6-1]: Singles - Magdelena Fabikova 2-1 (4-6 Ineman, 6-1 Kathleen DeGoede, 6-2 Sydney Tack), Ashley Bowman 0-3, Nikki Peirtsegaele 2-1. Doubles - Bree Piper-Williams/ Kaitlin Phillips 0-3, Alena Taber/Andriana Siefe 0-3, Lauren Dalton/ Julie De Vonage 0-3.
Junior Varsity
Cabrillo 13, Santa Ynez 5
This one didn't go as many expected either. Last month, JV mentor Doug Meeder regarded Cabrillo's trip to Santa Ynez as a lost opportunity. The Conqs lost 10-8, but as Meeder put it - "We left some points on the court."
This time, with a slightly revamped line-up and home-court advantage, Cabrillo clearly dominated the Pirates. They were quite competitive in most of the sets they lost, and posted a 9 - 2 advantage in sets decided by 4 games or more. Sam Warner & Alex Siefe, the #1 doubles, swept - giving up just 3 games in 3 sets.
The Conqs got off to a fast start, going 5-1 in the first round, but Meeder credited superior depth for the win. Cabrillo was 1-5 vs the Pirate #1's, but 12-0 against the rest. Santa Ynez was missing a couple of girls, but coach Meeder was undetered - "I still think we would have taken them."
Cabrillo: Singles - Kelsey Atkin 2-1 (5-7, 6-3, 6-1); Mollie Langston 1-1 (4-6, 7-6 [7-4]), Kaylin Rentschler 1-0 (6-2 , 3rd rd); Becca Robinson-Thomas 2-1 (1-6, 6-2, 6-2). Doubles - Sam Warner/ Alex Siefe 3-0 (6-2, 6-1, 6-0); Morgan Coffin/ Krystel Delos Reyes 2-1 (2-6, 6-3, 6-4); Kayla Sandoval/ Audriana Laporte 2-1 (4-6, 6-2, 6-0).
Santa Ynez: Singles - Kristine Rhodes 3-0, Meghan Gardner 0-3, Allee Gette 0-3. Doubles - Jill Surrey/ Mackenzie Meuller 2-1, Bree Jensen/ Kameron Mikkleson 0-3, Jessica Reid/ Emilie Peterson 0-3.
@ Santa Maria 12, Lompoc 6
At the Minami Center {Story}
Singles were about even, doubles were not, as the Saints jumped out to an early 4-2 lead.
Saints (8-4, 4-3 LPL): Singles - Mitzi Estevez 2-1. Doubles - Eunice Gonzalez/ Elizabeth Queja 3-0 (7-5, 6-2, 6-1); Lupe Garcia/ Star Torres 2-1, Mae Roma/ Ellen Sor 2-1.
Braves (0-8 LPL): Singles - Sameeha Husayn 3-0 (6-1, 6-1, 6-1); Doubles - Cera Mitchell/ Julie Abrego 2-1 (5-7, 6-1, 6-1).
Junior Varsity
No specifics were availible, but early on it was shaping up to be a long day for Lompoc.
Templeton 13, Morro Bay 5
Eagles (6-2 LPL): Singles - Erin Roberts 2-1 (6-2, 6-0), Danielle Grassi 2-1 (6-2, 6-4). Doubles -
Shelby Baumgardner/ Nicole Roberts 3-0 (6-1, 6-3, 6-3) Mimi Clive/ Sammar Smesme 2-1, and Shauna Parker/ Katie Anselmi 2-1.
Pirates (2-6 LPL): Megan Hansen (singles) 3-0.
Nipomo 10, Coast Union 8
The Titans used the LPL bye to pick up a much needed non-league win. Tessa Underwood was her usual outstanding self, and picked up help from the doubles.
Titans (2-10): Singles - Tessa Underwood 3-0 (6-1, 6-1, 6-1); Doubles - Angela Kubota/ Leah Iliff 3-0 (6-2, 6-2, 6-0).
LPL Girls Volleyball
Girls Volleyball also started round 2 of LPL play on Thursday.
@ Santa Maria 3, Lompoc 2
At Wilson Gym
The Saints avenged an earlier 3-2 loss to the Braves on the road. That win was Lompoc's only LPL victory in round one, and this one was the Saints first LPL win of the season in 7 tries.
Braves: Erikka Slicker - 14 kills.
@ Santa Ynez 3, Cabrillo 0
[25-15, 25-7, 25-20]
Pirates (15-6, 7-0): Annika Bastanchury - 16 service points, 8 kills; Rachel Szeyller - 7 kills, Danielle Carlson - 5 kills; Delanee Stapp 31 assists, 4 kills; Ellen Eming 6 kills, 11 service points (4 aces).
Conqs (4-3 LPL): No Info Yet
Junior Varsity
@ Santa Ynez 2, Cabrillo 1
Another sport where the JV out-performed the top squad.
Morro Bay 3, Templeton 0
[27-25, 25-22, 25-20]
The Pirates swept, but this was no runaway.
Pirates (4-9, 4-3 LPL): Olivia Watt - 13 kills; Kylie Gacad - 33 assists; Tia Gacad - 18 digs, 6 kills; Monica Santiago - 15 digs.
Eagles (3-4 LPL): Natalie Madson - 14 kills; Jeanine Madson - 8 kills.
Frosh Football
Cabrillo 51, Santa Maria 0
Steve Haskins troops just keep on rolling. They have outscored their six opponents 293-55 (48.83 ppg), 105-0 in the last two weeks.
Lompoc had the week off.
Boys Water Polo
Nipomo 20, St. Joseph 8
Nipomo easily prevailed in this non-league tussle.
Titans (12-4, 3-0 LPL): Cole Holloway - 6 goals, Marc Baker - 6 goals, Kirk Wilenius - 13 saves.
Wednesdays Action - Water Polo & Cross Country
LPL Water Polo
Nipomo 15, Lompoc 2
Titans (11-4, 3-0 LPL): Goals - Marc Baker 4, Cole Holloway 3, J.W. Dobbe 3. Saves - Kirk Wilenius 5, Luke Buchanan 3.
Cabrillo 14, Morro Bay 2
Pirates (0-3 LPL): Goals - Tyler Fraser, Nik Benko. Saves - Mac Reinhart 7.
Junior Varsity - Cabrillo 13, Morro Bay 4
@ Santa Ynez 20, Santa Maria 7
[15-3 halftime]
Pirates (14-4-1, 3-0): Goals - Elijah Ozimec 4, Adam Parlato 3, Andrew Imani 3, Lucas Lastra 3, Adam Taylor 2, Greg Hatchell 2, Karl Fredrickson 1, Ryan Krause 1.
Next Up:
Several area teams, including Cabrillo & Santa Ynez, play Friday/Saturday in the Oxnard Tournament. The Pirates open with Temple City.
LPL Cross - Country
2010 Los Padres League Mid-Season All-Duals Meet
River Park, Lompoc 10/15/10 [Story]
Why "All-Duals" ? This meet is designed to replace a series of small individual dual meets (c.18)held throughout the season. The runners race as a pack, but each school is scored vs every other school as if only those two schools were participating.
However you slice it, it was a veeery gooood day for the Cabrillo Boys & the other local units did pretty also.
Each school is listed with its won-loss record for the day. Just for fun, I have also included tournament scoring results in parenthesis.
Boys Varsity
Cabrillo 6-0 (17)
Santa Ynez 5-1 (78)
Morro Bay 4-2 (86)
Lompoc 3-3 (107)
Nipomo 1-5 (132)
Templeton 1-5 (133)
Santa Maria 1-5 (143)
In Santa Maria's defeat of Nipomo, an initial 28-28 tie was broken by 6th runner (10-12).
Name Yr School Time
1 Joel Velazquez 12 Cabrillo 15:20
2 Daniel Pena 12 Cabrillo 15:41
3 Steven Villanueva 12 Cabrillo 15:43
4 Eduardo Morales 11 Lompoc 15:45
5 Omar Padilla 12 Cabrillo 15:49
6 Matthew Johnson 10 Cabrillo 16:04
7 Conner Reck 12 SY 16:08
8 Sebastian Hoelleffer 11 Nipomo 16:09
9 Bryan Carroll 12 MB 16:28
10 Winchester Eubank 12 SY 16:31
11 Mack McGonagill 12 MB 16:39
12 Tyler Milstein 11 Cabrillo 16:42
13 Nick Landy 10 Tmpltn 16:46
14 Bridge Eimon 12 Tmpltn 16:47
15 Billy Vedrin 10 MB 16:52
16 Josh Meko 12 Nipomo 16:56
17 Roberto Bazan 9 SY 16:57
18 Anthony Angel 11 SY 17:00
19 Zach Trevino 11 Cabrillo 17:09
20 Ricky Garcia 11 Lompoc 17:11
21 Ashton Eto 12 MB 17:15
22 Jose Garcia 9 SM 17:20
23 Matt Murray 11 Tmpltn 17:20
24 Edgar Luna 12 SM 17:23
25 Cole Berber 12 Lompoc 17:28
26 John Macaluso 10 SY 17:30
27 Luis DeLaPalma 9 Lompoc 17:33
28 Alex 'Sammy' Hascall 10 Nipomo 17:38
29 Jhordi Ramirez 9 SM 17:42
30 Cole Mauter 12 MB 17:49
31 Andy Ferruzca 12 Lompoc 17:53
32 Hector Ramirez 10 SM 17:59
33 Dalton Chambers 12 Lompoc 18:01
34 Cameron Smith 11 Lompoc 18:01
35 Willie Ruoff 12 MB 18:03
36 Eddiberti Onofre 10 SM 18:10
37 Javier Garcia 12 SY 18:13
38 Kenny Cromer 11 Nipomo 18:16
39 Justin Carroll 10 MB 18:17
40 Ford Eimon 10 Tmpltn 18:21
41 Johnny Lazaro 12 SM 18:32
42 Bryant Maldonado 12 Nipomo 18:35
43 Garrett Tice 10 Tmpltn 18:36
44 Spencer Mitchell 12 SY 18:50
45 Sam Wheeler 9 Tmpltn 19:09
46 Daniel Clower 11 Tmpltn 19:13
47 Oscar Lopez 12 Nipomo 19:57
48 Angel Diaz 11 SM 20:05
Girls Varsity
Morro Bay 6-0 (43)
Cabrillo 5-1 (66)
Santa Ynez 4-2 (66)
Nipomo 3-3 (117)
Templeton 2-4 (117)
Lompoc 1-5 (131)
Santa Maria 0-6 (176)
Unbeliveably, this one also had a 28 all tie broken by the 6th runner - this time Cabrillo prevailed over Santa Ynez (10-13). This race was also noteworthy for who was NOT in it. Templeton's Savannah Camacho, one of the areas top harriers was reportedly ill and did not race. She wasn't alone - Lompoc's Denice Hernandez was sidelined by an injury & Santa Maria had two of its top girls missing. {Check out the 'tourney' scores on this one.}
Name Yr School Time
1 Rachel Jelstrom 11 MB 19:39
2 Devon Bedell 12 Cabrillo 19:46
3 Shay Calderon 11 SY 20:01
4 Cami Bernal 12 Tmpltn 20:05
5 Kira Meko 9 Nipomo 20:12
6 Macey Burgeson 11 MB 20:22
7 Dean Roell 12 Cabrillo 20:31
8 Ann Taylor 9 Tmpltn 20:34
9 Ashley Fisher 10 MB 20:39
10 Kaylin Barnes 12 Lompoc 20:39
11 Lizzy Hoyt 12 MB 20:39
12 Emily Hemming 9 SY 20:40
13 Haley Illes 12 SY 20:46
14 Kat Truax 12 SY 20:53
15 Autumn Hersey 9 Cabrillo 20:58
16 Loren Fisher 12 MB 21:13
17 Carina Hampp 11 MB 21:24
18 Kendall Novick 12 MB 21:27
19 Alejandra Gonzalez 10 Lompoc 21:28
20 Karina Rich 11 Cabrillo 21:32
21 Nayeli Pacheco 9 SM 21:34
22 Vaidehi Buch 12 Cabrillo 21:35
23 Mystique Tyler 10 Cabrillo 21:38
24 Sam Tevis 11 SY 21:41
25 Jenna Corbin 11 Nipomo 21:44
26 Michaela Holland 11 Nipomo 21:45
27 Ashley Dalton 12 Cabrillo 21:49
28 Maribel Anguiano 10 Lompoc 22:13
29 Elisha Velasco 9 SM 22:28
30 Aly Martin 10 Nipomo 22:44
31 Morgan Herlihy 11 Nipomo 22:57
32 Kristina Raine 9 Tmpltn 23:15
33 Dana Illes 9 SY 23:21
34 Victoria Torres 9 Nipomo 23:25
35 Andrea Garcia 10 Lompoc 23:33
36 Alex Wallace 12 Tmpltn 23:49
37 Taryn Hastie 11 Tmpltn 23:52
38 Ashleigh Giacomotti 12 SY 23:53
39 Stephaney Sosa 11 Lompoc 24:20
40 Selene Alvarado 9 SM 24:29
41 Kristina Melero 9 Lompoc 24:55
42 Angelina Gonzalez 11 SM 25:23
43 Kelli Florek 12 Tmpltn 25:57
44 Olga Garcia 11 SM 26:48
Girls Junior Varsity
Only three squads (Cabrillo, Morro Bay, Santa Ynez) had the 5 runner minimum to post a qualifying score. Those that did received walkover victories, matches between non-qualifier schools were null. In the three contested races, Cabrillo won twice - Morro Bay once.
Cabrillo 6-0 (25)
Morro Bay 5-1 (33)
Santa Ynez 4-2 (123)
No Score
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Nipomo
Templeton
Name Yr School Time
1 Rylie Fee 10 MB 21:10
2 Marcie Rodden 12 MB 21:25
3 McKell Davis 9 Cabrillo 21:43
4 Andrea Guzman 9 Cabrillo 22:24
5 Morgan Dalton 9 Cabrillo 22:29
6 Camila Flores 10 Cabrillo 22:32
7 Samantha Kerley 10 Cabrillo 22:38
8 Clarisse Wilder 12 Cabrillo 22:40
9 Allie Sulaitis 10 MB 22:43
10 Abrie Visel MB 23 : 18
11 Lexie Dillis 10 MB 23 : 27
12 Brandy Fernadez 9 Cabrillo 23:42
13 Milinda Favela 12 Cabrillo 24:06
14 Emma Wedell 10 MB 24 : 14
15 Cynthia Ortiz 10 Nipomo 24 : 33
16 Blake Colvin 11 SY 24 : 55
17 Celina Porras 10 Cabrillo 25:03
18 Diana Belmontes 11 Nipomo 25 : 13
19 Itzel Cortez 10 Cabrillo 25:13
20 Abby Colton 9 Nipomo 25 : 27
21 Shanon O'Neil 10 SY 25 : 44
22 Alicia Soto 10 SM 26 : O2
23 Veronica Cervantez 10 Lompoc 26:04
24 Chloe Quinney 9 SY 26 : 10
25 Flor Avila 10 Nipomo 26 : 14
26 Jennifer Rangel 12 Cabrillo 26:17
27 Karina Gonzalez 10 Cabrillo 26:58
28 Brooke Goodwin 9 SY 27:00
29 Lisbeth Rivera 12 Cabrillo 27:O2
30 Esther Elenes 9 Lompoc 27:O5
31 Yuritzi Santos 10 SM 27 : 11
32 Esme Ortiz 11 Nipomo 27 : 41
33 Maria Chavez Lompoc 27:55
34 Aliya Hill 11 SY 27 : 58
35 Karina Eulogio 11 SM 28 : 57
36 Anna Hinrichs 9 Tmpltn 28 : 59
Boys Junior Varsity
Cabrillo 6-0 15
Lompoc 5-1 95
Santa Ynez 4-2 126
Morro Bay 3-3 155
Santa Maria 2-4 198
Templeton 1-5 238
Nipomo 0-6 293
Name Yr School Time
1 Nico Avila 12 Cabrillo 16:57
2 Alec Colon 11 Cabrillo 17:05
3 Miles Kirts 11 Cabrillo 17:24
4 Craig Wise 12 Cabrillo 17:30
5 Rodolfo Bedoya 12 Cabrillo 17:40
6 Humza Mangrio 11 Cabrillo 17:41
7 Joey Pogue 12 Cabrillo 17:51
8 Ramon Gonzalez 11 Lompoc 17:57
9 Danny Vargas 12 Nipomo 18 : OO
10 Israel Ramirez 12 SM 18 : O4
11 Martin Reyes 12 Cabrillo 18:07
12 Dylan Wilder 10 Cabrillo 18:12
13 Charlie Wiswall 10 Cabrillo 18:15
14 Joe Schow 12 Tmpltn 18 : 15
15 Alex Wilder 10 Cabrillo 18:18
16 Jesse Thompson 11 SY 18 : 20
17 Hector Deciderio 12 MB 18 : 20
18 Manuel Barajas 9 Lompoc 18:21
19 James McMahon 12 Cabrillo 18:27
20 Oscar Garcia 11 Lompoc 18:30
21 Eric Grill 12 Lompoc 18:30
22 Cody Uhrig 12 SY 18 : 34
23 ???? Guzman ?? Cabrillo 18:35
24 Ben Weber 12 Cabrillo 18:36
25 Ben Gomez 11 SY 18 : 39
26 Trevor Brady 12 MB 18 : 41
27 Brandon Bennett 10 SY 18 : 43
28 Javier Martinez 9 Lompoc 18:44
29 Frankie Covarrubias 10 Lompoc 18:46
30 Stevie Galvan 12 Lompoc 18:50
31 Rory Slikker 12 Lompoc 18:51
32 Greg Whelen 12 MB 19 : O2
33 Mike Rarig 10 MB 19 : O3
34 Paul DuBois 10 Cabrillo 19:06
35 Brandon Monteleone 11 Cabrillo 19:11
36 Tristan Daily 10 SY 19 : 11
37 Raul Eulogio 12 SM 19 : 13
38 Ivan Alvarez 10 SM 19 : 17
39 Sergio Cervantes 11 Lompoc 19:22
40 Ian Eisemann 9 Tmpltn 19 : 26
41 ????? Blake SY 19 : 27
42 Alexis Manzanarez 9 Lompoc 19:31
43 Michael Triplett 12 Cabrillo 19:34
44 Ryan Andrews ?? SY 19 : 37
45 Jacob Pike 9 Cabrillo 19:37
46 Colton Betts 10 SY 19 : 38
47 Neal Clark 9 MB 19 : 41
48 Kurt Holloway 12 Tmpltn 19 : 42
49 Lenny Valdez 9 SY 19 : 43
50 Joel Angulo 11 Cabrillo 19:47
51 Tyler Dalo 12 SY 19 : 48
52 Daniel Rinard 9 Cabrillo 19:49
53 Gilbert Urena 11 Lompoc 19:50
54 Kevin Beery 11 SY 19 : 51
55 Claudio Hernandez 11 SM 19 : 54
56 Benjamin Taylor 12 Tmpltn 19 : 57
57 Bo Bermudez 9 Lompoc 20:01
58 Hammer Lazaro 11 SM 20 :02
59 Jacob Aguilar 11 Cabrillo 20:05
60 Ricky Santos 11 SY 20 :07
61 German Atilano 10 Nipomo 20 : 12
62 Ryan Lilly 10 MB 20 : 14
63 Jesus Zarita 12 Nipomo 20 : 14
64 Daniel Ramirez ?? Lompoc 20:15
65 Jeremy Neilson 10 MB 20 : 25
66 Daniel Van Beurdan 9 MB 20 : 33
67 Jeremy Berch 10 SY 20 : 34
68 Collin Blout 10 Lompoc 20:41
69 Erasmo Canongo 10 SM 20 : 46
70 Alex Peimann 11 SY 20 : 46
71 Mike Azevedo 11 SY 20 : 48
72 Julian Carachure 11 Lompoc 20:49
73 Connor McDonald 11 SY 20 : 51
74 Keanu Cohen ?? SY 20 : 52
75 Ignacio “Iggy” Bernal 9 Nipomo 20 : 55
76 Daniel Yowler 10 Cabrillo 21:00
77 Colton Aho 12 SY 21 :06
78 Sam Potter 10 MB 21 :08
79 Jose Selerino 12 SM 21 :09
80 Evan Wing 10 Tmpltn 21 : 43
81 Dylan Hammond 11 Tmpltn 21 : 13
82 Josh Perry 11 Cabrillo 21:23
83 Kevin Sheilbels 11 SY 21 : 24
84 Kody Kava 11 Tmpltn 21 : 29
85 John Penner 9 Nipomo 21 : 37
86 Geraldo Atilano 10 SM 21 : 42
87 Emmanuel Guerrero 11 SY 21 : 44
88 Luiz Gutierrez 9 SM 21 : 53
89 Javier Santos 10 SM 21 : 55
90 Isidro Zarate 10 SM 21 : 58
91 Dawson Kelly 10 SY 22 : O2
92 Scott Bogart 11 Tmpltn 22 : O2
93 Noah Weitz 10 SY 22 : O3
94 Kenny Spaar 11 SY 22 : 10
95 Forrest Walker 10 MB 22 : 37
96 Lukas Gallersdoerfer 10 Nipomo 22 : 50
97 Adam Hinrichs 9 Tmpltn 22 : 54
98 Nick Holt 9 MB 23 : 16
99 Steven Garcia 11 Nipomo 24 : 20
100 Levi Franklin ?? SY 26 : 26
Nipomo 15, Lompoc 2
Titans (11-4, 3-0 LPL): Goals - Marc Baker 4, Cole Holloway 3, J.W. Dobbe 3. Saves - Kirk Wilenius 5, Luke Buchanan 3.
Cabrillo 14, Morro Bay 2
Pirates (0-3 LPL): Goals - Tyler Fraser, Nik Benko. Saves - Mac Reinhart 7.
Junior Varsity - Cabrillo 13, Morro Bay 4
@ Santa Ynez 20, Santa Maria 7
[15-3 halftime]
Pirates (14-4-1, 3-0): Goals - Elijah Ozimec 4, Adam Parlato 3, Andrew Imani 3, Lucas Lastra 3, Adam Taylor 2, Greg Hatchell 2, Karl Fredrickson 1, Ryan Krause 1.
Next Up:
Several area teams, including Cabrillo & Santa Ynez, play Friday/Saturday in the Oxnard Tournament. The Pirates open with Temple City.
LPL Cross - Country
2010 Los Padres League Mid-Season All-Duals Meet
River Park, Lompoc 10/15/10 [Story]
Why "All-Duals" ? This meet is designed to replace a series of small individual dual meets (c.18)held throughout the season. The runners race as a pack, but each school is scored vs every other school as if only those two schools were participating.
However you slice it, it was a veeery gooood day for the Cabrillo Boys & the other local units did pretty also.
Each school is listed with its won-loss record for the day. Just for fun, I have also included tournament scoring results in parenthesis.
Boys Varsity
Cabrillo 6-0 (17)
Santa Ynez 5-1 (78)
Morro Bay 4-2 (86)
Lompoc 3-3 (107)
Nipomo 1-5 (132)
Templeton 1-5 (133)
Santa Maria 1-5 (143)
In Santa Maria's defeat of Nipomo, an initial 28-28 tie was broken by 6th runner (10-12).
Name Yr School Time
1 Joel Velazquez 12 Cabrillo 15:20
2 Daniel Pena 12 Cabrillo 15:41
3 Steven Villanueva 12 Cabrillo 15:43
4 Eduardo Morales 11 Lompoc 15:45
5 Omar Padilla 12 Cabrillo 15:49
6 Matthew Johnson 10 Cabrillo 16:04
7 Conner Reck 12 SY 16:08
8 Sebastian Hoelleffer 11 Nipomo 16:09
9 Bryan Carroll 12 MB 16:28
10 Winchester Eubank 12 SY 16:31
11 Mack McGonagill 12 MB 16:39
12 Tyler Milstein 11 Cabrillo 16:42
13 Nick Landy 10 Tmpltn 16:46
14 Bridge Eimon 12 Tmpltn 16:47
15 Billy Vedrin 10 MB 16:52
16 Josh Meko 12 Nipomo 16:56
17 Roberto Bazan 9 SY 16:57
18 Anthony Angel 11 SY 17:00
19 Zach Trevino 11 Cabrillo 17:09
20 Ricky Garcia 11 Lompoc 17:11
21 Ashton Eto 12 MB 17:15
22 Jose Garcia 9 SM 17:20
23 Matt Murray 11 Tmpltn 17:20
24 Edgar Luna 12 SM 17:23
25 Cole Berber 12 Lompoc 17:28
26 John Macaluso 10 SY 17:30
27 Luis DeLaPalma 9 Lompoc 17:33
28 Alex 'Sammy' Hascall 10 Nipomo 17:38
29 Jhordi Ramirez 9 SM 17:42
30 Cole Mauter 12 MB 17:49
31 Andy Ferruzca 12 Lompoc 17:53
32 Hector Ramirez 10 SM 17:59
33 Dalton Chambers 12 Lompoc 18:01
34 Cameron Smith 11 Lompoc 18:01
35 Willie Ruoff 12 MB 18:03
36 Eddiberti Onofre 10 SM 18:10
37 Javier Garcia 12 SY 18:13
38 Kenny Cromer 11 Nipomo 18:16
39 Justin Carroll 10 MB 18:17
40 Ford Eimon 10 Tmpltn 18:21
41 Johnny Lazaro 12 SM 18:32
42 Bryant Maldonado 12 Nipomo 18:35
43 Garrett Tice 10 Tmpltn 18:36
44 Spencer Mitchell 12 SY 18:50
45 Sam Wheeler 9 Tmpltn 19:09
46 Daniel Clower 11 Tmpltn 19:13
47 Oscar Lopez 12 Nipomo 19:57
48 Angel Diaz 11 SM 20:05
Girls Varsity
Morro Bay 6-0 (43)
Cabrillo 5-1 (66)
Santa Ynez 4-2 (66)
Nipomo 3-3 (117)
Templeton 2-4 (117)
Lompoc 1-5 (131)
Santa Maria 0-6 (176)
Unbeliveably, this one also had a 28 all tie broken by the 6th runner - this time Cabrillo prevailed over Santa Ynez (10-13). This race was also noteworthy for who was NOT in it. Templeton's Savannah Camacho, one of the areas top harriers was reportedly ill and did not race. She wasn't alone - Lompoc's Denice Hernandez was sidelined by an injury & Santa Maria had two of its top girls missing. {Check out the 'tourney' scores on this one.}
Name Yr School Time
1 Rachel Jelstrom 11 MB 19:39
2 Devon Bedell 12 Cabrillo 19:46
3 Shay Calderon 11 SY 20:01
4 Cami Bernal 12 Tmpltn 20:05
5 Kira Meko 9 Nipomo 20:12
6 Macey Burgeson 11 MB 20:22
7 Dean Roell 12 Cabrillo 20:31
8 Ann Taylor 9 Tmpltn 20:34
9 Ashley Fisher 10 MB 20:39
10 Kaylin Barnes 12 Lompoc 20:39
11 Lizzy Hoyt 12 MB 20:39
12 Emily Hemming 9 SY 20:40
13 Haley Illes 12 SY 20:46
14 Kat Truax 12 SY 20:53
15 Autumn Hersey 9 Cabrillo 20:58
16 Loren Fisher 12 MB 21:13
17 Carina Hampp 11 MB 21:24
18 Kendall Novick 12 MB 21:27
19 Alejandra Gonzalez 10 Lompoc 21:28
20 Karina Rich 11 Cabrillo 21:32
21 Nayeli Pacheco 9 SM 21:34
22 Vaidehi Buch 12 Cabrillo 21:35
23 Mystique Tyler 10 Cabrillo 21:38
24 Sam Tevis 11 SY 21:41
25 Jenna Corbin 11 Nipomo 21:44
26 Michaela Holland 11 Nipomo 21:45
27 Ashley Dalton 12 Cabrillo 21:49
28 Maribel Anguiano 10 Lompoc 22:13
29 Elisha Velasco 9 SM 22:28
30 Aly Martin 10 Nipomo 22:44
31 Morgan Herlihy 11 Nipomo 22:57
32 Kristina Raine 9 Tmpltn 23:15
33 Dana Illes 9 SY 23:21
34 Victoria Torres 9 Nipomo 23:25
35 Andrea Garcia 10 Lompoc 23:33
36 Alex Wallace 12 Tmpltn 23:49
37 Taryn Hastie 11 Tmpltn 23:52
38 Ashleigh Giacomotti 12 SY 23:53
39 Stephaney Sosa 11 Lompoc 24:20
40 Selene Alvarado 9 SM 24:29
41 Kristina Melero 9 Lompoc 24:55
42 Angelina Gonzalez 11 SM 25:23
43 Kelli Florek 12 Tmpltn 25:57
44 Olga Garcia 11 SM 26:48
Girls Junior Varsity
Only three squads (Cabrillo, Morro Bay, Santa Ynez) had the 5 runner minimum to post a qualifying score. Those that did received walkover victories, matches between non-qualifier schools were null. In the three contested races, Cabrillo won twice - Morro Bay once.
Cabrillo 6-0 (25)
Morro Bay 5-1 (33)
Santa Ynez 4-2 (123)
No Score
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Nipomo
Templeton
Name Yr School Time
1 Rylie Fee 10 MB 21:10
2 Marcie Rodden 12 MB 21:25
3 McKell Davis 9 Cabrillo 21:43
4 Andrea Guzman 9 Cabrillo 22:24
5 Morgan Dalton 9 Cabrillo 22:29
6 Camila Flores 10 Cabrillo 22:32
7 Samantha Kerley 10 Cabrillo 22:38
8 Clarisse Wilder 12 Cabrillo 22:40
9 Allie Sulaitis 10 MB 22:43
10 Abrie Visel MB 23 : 18
11 Lexie Dillis 10 MB 23 : 27
12 Brandy Fernadez 9 Cabrillo 23:42
13 Milinda Favela 12 Cabrillo 24:06
14 Emma Wedell 10 MB 24 : 14
15 Cynthia Ortiz 10 Nipomo 24 : 33
16 Blake Colvin 11 SY 24 : 55
17 Celina Porras 10 Cabrillo 25:03
18 Diana Belmontes 11 Nipomo 25 : 13
19 Itzel Cortez 10 Cabrillo 25:13
20 Abby Colton 9 Nipomo 25 : 27
21 Shanon O'Neil 10 SY 25 : 44
22 Alicia Soto 10 SM 26 : O2
23 Veronica Cervantez 10 Lompoc 26:04
24 Chloe Quinney 9 SY 26 : 10
25 Flor Avila 10 Nipomo 26 : 14
26 Jennifer Rangel 12 Cabrillo 26:17
27 Karina Gonzalez 10 Cabrillo 26:58
28 Brooke Goodwin 9 SY 27:00
29 Lisbeth Rivera 12 Cabrillo 27:O2
30 Esther Elenes 9 Lompoc 27:O5
31 Yuritzi Santos 10 SM 27 : 11
32 Esme Ortiz 11 Nipomo 27 : 41
33 Maria Chavez Lompoc 27:55
34 Aliya Hill 11 SY 27 : 58
35 Karina Eulogio 11 SM 28 : 57
36 Anna Hinrichs 9 Tmpltn 28 : 59
Boys Junior Varsity
Cabrillo 6-0 15
Lompoc 5-1 95
Santa Ynez 4-2 126
Morro Bay 3-3 155
Santa Maria 2-4 198
Templeton 1-5 238
Nipomo 0-6 293
Name Yr School Time
1 Nico Avila 12 Cabrillo 16:57
2 Alec Colon 11 Cabrillo 17:05
3 Miles Kirts 11 Cabrillo 17:24
4 Craig Wise 12 Cabrillo 17:30
5 Rodolfo Bedoya 12 Cabrillo 17:40
6 Humza Mangrio 11 Cabrillo 17:41
7 Joey Pogue 12 Cabrillo 17:51
8 Ramon Gonzalez 11 Lompoc 17:57
9 Danny Vargas 12 Nipomo 18 : OO
10 Israel Ramirez 12 SM 18 : O4
11 Martin Reyes 12 Cabrillo 18:07
12 Dylan Wilder 10 Cabrillo 18:12
13 Charlie Wiswall 10 Cabrillo 18:15
14 Joe Schow 12 Tmpltn 18 : 15
15 Alex Wilder 10 Cabrillo 18:18
16 Jesse Thompson 11 SY 18 : 20
17 Hector Deciderio 12 MB 18 : 20
18 Manuel Barajas 9 Lompoc 18:21
19 James McMahon 12 Cabrillo 18:27
20 Oscar Garcia 11 Lompoc 18:30
21 Eric Grill 12 Lompoc 18:30
22 Cody Uhrig 12 SY 18 : 34
23 ???? Guzman ?? Cabrillo 18:35
24 Ben Weber 12 Cabrillo 18:36
25 Ben Gomez 11 SY 18 : 39
26 Trevor Brady 12 MB 18 : 41
27 Brandon Bennett 10 SY 18 : 43
28 Javier Martinez 9 Lompoc 18:44
29 Frankie Covarrubias 10 Lompoc 18:46
30 Stevie Galvan 12 Lompoc 18:50
31 Rory Slikker 12 Lompoc 18:51
32 Greg Whelen 12 MB 19 : O2
33 Mike Rarig 10 MB 19 : O3
34 Paul DuBois 10 Cabrillo 19:06
35 Brandon Monteleone 11 Cabrillo 19:11
36 Tristan Daily 10 SY 19 : 11
37 Raul Eulogio 12 SM 19 : 13
38 Ivan Alvarez 10 SM 19 : 17
39 Sergio Cervantes 11 Lompoc 19:22
40 Ian Eisemann 9 Tmpltn 19 : 26
41 ????? Blake SY 19 : 27
42 Alexis Manzanarez 9 Lompoc 19:31
43 Michael Triplett 12 Cabrillo 19:34
44 Ryan Andrews ?? SY 19 : 37
45 Jacob Pike 9 Cabrillo 19:37
46 Colton Betts 10 SY 19 : 38
47 Neal Clark 9 MB 19 : 41
48 Kurt Holloway 12 Tmpltn 19 : 42
49 Lenny Valdez 9 SY 19 : 43
50 Joel Angulo 11 Cabrillo 19:47
51 Tyler Dalo 12 SY 19 : 48
52 Daniel Rinard 9 Cabrillo 19:49
53 Gilbert Urena 11 Lompoc 19:50
54 Kevin Beery 11 SY 19 : 51
55 Claudio Hernandez 11 SM 19 : 54
56 Benjamin Taylor 12 Tmpltn 19 : 57
57 Bo Bermudez 9 Lompoc 20:01
58 Hammer Lazaro 11 SM 20 :02
59 Jacob Aguilar 11 Cabrillo 20:05
60 Ricky Santos 11 SY 20 :07
61 German Atilano 10 Nipomo 20 : 12
62 Ryan Lilly 10 MB 20 : 14
63 Jesus Zarita 12 Nipomo 20 : 14
64 Daniel Ramirez ?? Lompoc 20:15
65 Jeremy Neilson 10 MB 20 : 25
66 Daniel Van Beurdan 9 MB 20 : 33
67 Jeremy Berch 10 SY 20 : 34
68 Collin Blout 10 Lompoc 20:41
69 Erasmo Canongo 10 SM 20 : 46
70 Alex Peimann 11 SY 20 : 46
71 Mike Azevedo 11 SY 20 : 48
72 Julian Carachure 11 Lompoc 20:49
73 Connor McDonald 11 SY 20 : 51
74 Keanu Cohen ?? SY 20 : 52
75 Ignacio “Iggy” Bernal 9 Nipomo 20 : 55
76 Daniel Yowler 10 Cabrillo 21:00
77 Colton Aho 12 SY 21 :06
78 Sam Potter 10 MB 21 :08
79 Jose Selerino 12 SM 21 :09
80 Evan Wing 10 Tmpltn 21 : 43
81 Dylan Hammond 11 Tmpltn 21 : 13
82 Josh Perry 11 Cabrillo 21:23
83 Kevin Sheilbels 11 SY 21 : 24
84 Kody Kava 11 Tmpltn 21 : 29
85 John Penner 9 Nipomo 21 : 37
86 Geraldo Atilano 10 SM 21 : 42
87 Emmanuel Guerrero 11 SY 21 : 44
88 Luiz Gutierrez 9 SM 21 : 53
89 Javier Santos 10 SM 21 : 55
90 Isidro Zarate 10 SM 21 : 58
91 Dawson Kelly 10 SY 22 : O2
92 Scott Bogart 11 Tmpltn 22 : O2
93 Noah Weitz 10 SY 22 : O3
94 Kenny Spaar 11 SY 22 : 10
95 Forrest Walker 10 MB 22 : 37
96 Lukas Gallersdoerfer 10 Nipomo 22 : 50
97 Adam Hinrichs 9 Tmpltn 22 : 54
98 Nick Holt 9 MB 23 : 16
99 Steven Garcia 11 Nipomo 24 : 20
100 Levi Franklin ?? SY 26 : 26
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Golf, Tennis, and Volleyball - Oh My !!
The first group is on the tee. Lompoc visited Cabrillo's stomping grounds out at the VCC for a LPL Dual Meet on Tuesday, Cabrillo gets to travel to Lompocs turf on Thursday for LPL Tournament #5.
LPL Girls Golf
At the Village Country Club
Cabrillo 242, Lompoc 318
Medalist - Ho, hum. Morgan Salm shot her fourth consecutive LPL round of 38 to take the honors for the 8th time in 10 events this season. Jade Stevens shot a 48 for 2nd.
Cabrillo: Morgan Salm 38, Jade Stevens 48, Isabel Tejada 49, Mariah Hall 52, Stephanie Belluz 55, Karen Santamaria [62].
Lompoc: Julieta Solis 52, Kalee Goethe 55, Stacy Green 61, Stephanie Cardoza 75, Lady Rodriguez 75, Kelsey Kolish 77.
The Braves host LPL Tourney #5, Thursday (2 pm, 14 Oct.) at La Purisima.
LPL Girls Tennis
The girls wrapped up the first of two rounds of LPL action on Tuesday. Guess who's in front ? Uhh, yeah. Santa Ynez. I'm shocked. Looks like Cabrillo might have enough to hold off Templeton for the two spot.
LPL Records: Santa Ynez 6-0, Cabrillo 5-1, Templeton 4-2, Santa Maria 3-3, Morro Bay 2-4, Nipomo 1-5, Lompoc 0-6
Templeton 12, @ Lompoc 6
The weather was great most of the day, but cooled off later.The Braves were the opposite, going 0-6 in round one. They were also 0-6 against the number 1's, and split with the rest.
Lompoc: Singles - Sameeha Husayn 2-1 (3-6, 6-1, 6-0), Nicole Nomany 1-2 (4-6, 1-6, 6-0); Marielle Tabin 0-3 (1-6, 1-6, 1-6). Doubles - Cera Mitchell/ Julie Abrego 2-1 (2-6, 6-4, 6-3); Emily Gracyk/ Ashala Martin 1-2 (1-6, 3-6, 6-2); Catalina Perez (Sarah Carrillo - 3rd rd)/ Amargiete Larios 0-3 (0-6, 2-6, 3-6).
Templeton: Singles - Erin Roberts 3-0, Danielle Grassi 2-1, Katie Anselmi 1-2. Doubles - Shelby Baumgarder/ Nicole Roberts 3-0, Mimi Cline/Sammar Smesne 2-1, Shauna Parker/ Vivienne Radke 1-2. (Brought no subs.)
Cabrillo 14, @ Morro Bay 4
Conquistadores [6-1 LPL]:
Singles - Magdalena Fabikova 3-0 (6-2, 6-0, 6-0)
Doubles - Bree Piper-Williams/ Kaitlyn Phillips 3-0 (6-1, 6-0, 6-0); Andrianna Siefe/ Elena Taber 3-0.
Cabrillo is at Santa Ynez on Thursday.
Junior Varsity
@ Cabrillo 17, Morro Bay 1
The Conquistadores got another good effort from frosh Mollie Langston and, well, everbody. The Pirates kept battling though, taking three of the six final round sets to extra games. German exchange student Anna Bielfeldt took the lone Pirate point.
Cabrillo: Singles - Kelsey Atkin 2-1 (1-6, 7-5, 6-0), Mollie Langston 3-0 (6-4, 6-2, 6-0), Becca Robinson-Thomas 3-0 (7-6 [8-6], 6-1, 6-3). Doubles - Sam Warner/ Alex Siefe 2-0 (6-3, 6-0); Maddie McDonough/ Lizzie 1-0 (7-6 [7-1]); Morgan Coffin/ Krystel Delos-Reyes 3-0 (6-1, 6-0, 6-0); Emily Wasson/ Ashley Peterson 2-0 (6-0, 6-1); Morgan Williams/ Lani DuDoit 1-0 (6-3).
Morro Bay: Singles - Anna Bielfeldt, Rachel Calderwood, Amanda Newport. Doubles - Janine Agapay/ Regina Weaver; Sarah Keas/ Claire Vogel; Caitlin Lane/ Kat Marin. Sub Eliane Neilsen was expected to fill in with the number 2 or 3 doubles squad in round three.
@ Santa Ynez 15, Nipomo 3
Pirates (9-6, 6-0): Singles - Emily Ineman 3-0 (6-3, 6-0, 6-0) - did not lose an LPL contest this season.
Nipomo (1-10, 1-6): Tessa Underwood 2-1 (3-6, 6-1, 6-4) is now 15-6 in the LPL.
Santa Maria 15, @ Mission Prep 3
(at Cuesta College)
Saints [7-4, 3-3]: Singles - Mitzi Estevez [#3] 3-0 (6-0, 6-1, 7-5). Doubles - Eunice Gonzalez/Elizabeth Queja [#1] 3-0 (6-0, 6-0, 6-1); Estrella Torres/ Lupe Garcia [#3] 3-0 (6-3, 6-3, 6-0).
Royals [0-9]: Scorers - Riquel Santos, Sophie Seld, and Rita Preciado/ Amalene Bartlett.
LPL Girls Volleyball
The initial round of LPL play was completed on Tuesday, and once again the SY Pirates are on top. Cabrillo & Nipomo both lost and are tied for second place, with Templeton and Morro Bay both a game back. This could get interesting.
LPL Records: Santa Ynez 6-0, Cabrillo 4-2, Nipomo 4-2, Templeton 3-3, Morro Bay 3-3, Lompoc 1-5, Santa Maria 0-6.
Templeton 3, @ Lompoc 0
[25-18, 25-12, 25-21] [Story]
Head coach Aaron Batula summed it up with - "Yeeech, forget that second set". Lompoc continued to show improvement, but was unable to break through for a set win. After a decent opener, the Braves briefly reverted to prior bad form in the second frame. Fortunately, the Braves showed some of their new-found resilience, and rallied to put a bit of a scare into the visiting Eagles in game three. The Eagles were trying a new offensive (5-1) set
Braves: Tawny Nunes - 5 kills, Danielle Hamon - 12 assists, Jesslyn Brundy - 4 blocks. Erika Slikker had 5 kills, and, according to Batula, an "incredible" 12 digs.
Eagles [5-5, 3-3 LPL]: Jeanine Madson - 10 kills, Natalie Madson - 9 kills.
Junior Varsity
Morro Bay 2, Lompoc 0
[25-8, 25-6]
@ Morro Bay 3, Cabrillo 2
[21-25, 25-20, 23-25, 25-17, 15-13]
Cabrillo (4-2 LPL): Kristina Goodchild had 76 of team total 158 digs. Kills - Felicia Bowen -14, Brianna Farley - 9.
Pirates (3-3 LPL): Olivia Watt - 14 kills, Tia Gacad - 12 kills, Nicky Fubler - 8 kills, Kylie Gacad - 43 assists.
Cabrillo is at Santa Ynez on Thursday.
Junior Varsity
No Information Yet
@ Santa Ynez 3, Nipomo 0
[25-12, 25-6, 25-9] [Story]
No Contest. In this match-up between two CIF ranked teams, the Pirates emphatically reiterated that they are the best squad in the LPL.
Pirates [14-8, 6-0 LPL]: Annika Bastanchury - 9 kills, Rachel Szeyller - 8 kills, Kati Mexico - 11 digs.
Titans [14-10, 4-2]: Stephanie Persky - 6 kills.
@ Mission Prep 3, Santa Maria 0
[25-6, 25-17, 25-17]
Royals [6-2]: Andrea Fernandez - 22 digs, 5 kills, 4 aces, 2 blocks; Kerstin Sanders - 7 (of teams 22) aces, 7 digs; Deirdre Laird - 18 assists, 5 digs.
At the Village Country Club
Cabrillo 242, Lompoc 318
Medalist - Ho, hum. Morgan Salm shot her fourth consecutive LPL round of 38 to take the honors for the 8th time in 10 events this season. Jade Stevens shot a 48 for 2nd.
Cabrillo: Morgan Salm 38, Jade Stevens 48, Isabel Tejada 49, Mariah Hall 52, Stephanie Belluz 55, Karen Santamaria [62].
Lompoc: Julieta Solis 52, Kalee Goethe 55, Stacy Green 61, Stephanie Cardoza 75, Lady Rodriguez 75, Kelsey Kolish 77.
The Braves host LPL Tourney #5, Thursday (2 pm, 14 Oct.) at La Purisima.
LPL Girls Tennis
The girls wrapped up the first of two rounds of LPL action on Tuesday. Guess who's in front ? Uhh, yeah. Santa Ynez. I'm shocked. Looks like Cabrillo might have enough to hold off Templeton for the two spot.
LPL Records: Santa Ynez 6-0, Cabrillo 5-1, Templeton 4-2, Santa Maria 3-3, Morro Bay 2-4, Nipomo 1-5, Lompoc 0-6
Templeton 12, @ Lompoc 6
The weather was great most of the day, but cooled off later.The Braves were the opposite, going 0-6 in round one. They were also 0-6 against the number 1's, and split with the rest.
Lompoc: Singles - Sameeha Husayn 2-1 (3-6, 6-1, 6-0), Nicole Nomany 1-2 (4-6, 1-6, 6-0); Marielle Tabin 0-3 (1-6, 1-6, 1-6). Doubles - Cera Mitchell/ Julie Abrego 2-1 (2-6, 6-4, 6-3); Emily Gracyk/ Ashala Martin 1-2 (1-6, 3-6, 6-2); Catalina Perez (Sarah Carrillo - 3rd rd)/ Amargiete Larios 0-3 (0-6, 2-6, 3-6).
Templeton: Singles - Erin Roberts 3-0, Danielle Grassi 2-1, Katie Anselmi 1-2. Doubles - Shelby Baumgarder/ Nicole Roberts 3-0, Mimi Cline/Sammar Smesne 2-1, Shauna Parker/ Vivienne Radke 1-2. (Brought no subs.)
Cabrillo 14, @ Morro Bay 4
Conquistadores [6-1 LPL]:
Singles - Magdalena Fabikova 3-0 (6-2, 6-0, 6-0)
Doubles - Bree Piper-Williams/ Kaitlyn Phillips 3-0 (6-1, 6-0, 6-0); Andrianna Siefe/ Elena Taber 3-0.
Cabrillo is at Santa Ynez on Thursday.
Junior Varsity
@ Cabrillo 17, Morro Bay 1
The Conquistadores got another good effort from frosh Mollie Langston and, well, everbody. The Pirates kept battling though, taking three of the six final round sets to extra games. German exchange student Anna Bielfeldt took the lone Pirate point.
Cabrillo: Singles - Kelsey Atkin 2-1 (1-6, 7-5, 6-0), Mollie Langston 3-0 (6-4, 6-2, 6-0), Becca Robinson-Thomas 3-0 (7-6 [8-6], 6-1, 6-3). Doubles - Sam Warner/ Alex Siefe 2-0 (6-3, 6-0); Maddie McDonough/ Lizzie 1-0 (7-6 [7-1]); Morgan Coffin/ Krystel Delos-Reyes 3-0 (6-1, 6-0, 6-0); Emily Wasson/ Ashley Peterson 2-0 (6-0, 6-1); Morgan Williams/ Lani DuDoit 1-0 (6-3).
Morro Bay: Singles - Anna Bielfeldt, Rachel Calderwood, Amanda Newport. Doubles - Janine Agapay/ Regina Weaver; Sarah Keas/ Claire Vogel; Caitlin Lane/ Kat Marin. Sub Eliane Neilsen was expected to fill in with the number 2 or 3 doubles squad in round three.
@ Santa Ynez 15, Nipomo 3
Pirates (9-6, 6-0): Singles - Emily Ineman 3-0 (6-3, 6-0, 6-0) - did not lose an LPL contest this season.
Nipomo (1-10, 1-6): Tessa Underwood 2-1 (3-6, 6-1, 6-4) is now 15-6 in the LPL.
Santa Maria 15, @ Mission Prep 3
(at Cuesta College)
Saints [7-4, 3-3]: Singles - Mitzi Estevez [#3] 3-0 (6-0, 6-1, 7-5). Doubles - Eunice Gonzalez/Elizabeth Queja [#1] 3-0 (6-0, 6-0, 6-1); Estrella Torres/ Lupe Garcia [#3] 3-0 (6-3, 6-3, 6-0).
Royals [0-9]: Scorers - Riquel Santos, Sophie Seld, and Rita Preciado/ Amalene Bartlett.
LPL Girls Volleyball
The initial round of LPL play was completed on Tuesday, and once again the SY Pirates are on top. Cabrillo & Nipomo both lost and are tied for second place, with Templeton and Morro Bay both a game back. This could get interesting.
LPL Records: Santa Ynez 6-0, Cabrillo 4-2, Nipomo 4-2, Templeton 3-3, Morro Bay 3-3, Lompoc 1-5, Santa Maria 0-6.
Templeton 3, @ Lompoc 0
[25-18, 25-12, 25-21] [Story]
Head coach Aaron Batula summed it up with - "Yeeech, forget that second set". Lompoc continued to show improvement, but was unable to break through for a set win. After a decent opener, the Braves briefly reverted to prior bad form in the second frame. Fortunately, the Braves showed some of their new-found resilience, and rallied to put a bit of a scare into the visiting Eagles in game three. The Eagles were trying a new offensive (5-1) set
Braves: Tawny Nunes - 5 kills, Danielle Hamon - 12 assists, Jesslyn Brundy - 4 blocks. Erika Slikker had 5 kills, and, according to Batula, an "incredible" 12 digs.
Eagles [5-5, 3-3 LPL]: Jeanine Madson - 10 kills, Natalie Madson - 9 kills.
Junior Varsity
Morro Bay 2, Lompoc 0
[25-8, 25-6]
@ Morro Bay 3, Cabrillo 2
[21-25, 25-20, 23-25, 25-17, 15-13]
Cabrillo (4-2 LPL): Kristina Goodchild had 76 of team total 158 digs. Kills - Felicia Bowen -14, Brianna Farley - 9.
Pirates (3-3 LPL): Olivia Watt - 14 kills, Tia Gacad - 12 kills, Nicky Fubler - 8 kills, Kylie Gacad - 43 assists.
Cabrillo is at Santa Ynez on Thursday.
Junior Varsity
No Information Yet
@ Santa Ynez 3, Nipomo 0
[25-12, 25-6, 25-9] [Story]
No Contest. In this match-up between two CIF ranked teams, the Pirates emphatically reiterated that they are the best squad in the LPL.
Pirates [14-8, 6-0 LPL]: Annika Bastanchury - 9 kills, Rachel Szeyller - 8 kills, Kati Mexico - 11 digs.
Titans [14-10, 4-2]: Stephanie Persky - 6 kills.
@ Mission Prep 3, Santa Maria 0
[25-6, 25-17, 25-17]
Royals [6-2]: Andrea Fernandez - 22 digs, 5 kills, 4 aces, 2 blocks; Kerstin Sanders - 7 (of teams 22) aces, 7 digs; Deirdre Laird - 18 assists, 5 digs.
Monday, October 11, 2010
Monday Mentionables
Magdalena Fabikova, shown with "hostdad" Dennis.
NSBCo Athletic Round Table
Magdalena Fabikova, Cabrillo Tennis, was named Female Athlete of the Week. The Slovakian exchange student swept both matches last week - outscoring opponents 6-0 (36-7), and has only lost 2 LPL sets this season. Righetti safety Eric Wilson took the boys title.
Cabrillo presented Devon Bedell & Joel Velasquez from the Cross-Country squads, and two senior linemen from the football team - center Leonard Bunten & d-line stalwart Jesus Medrano.
Eduardo Morales and Ricky Garcia represented the Lompoc harriers; with linemen Joseph Powers and Luis Ruiz standing up for the LPL leading football team.
CIF Rankings
Football:
Western (IV) Div - 4. Arroyo Grande, 5. Atascadero, T11. Paso Robles, Rec Votes Righetti
Northwest (X) Div - 6. Templeton, 7. Lompoc
8-Man Div II - 6. North County Chrn. (Atas), 9. Cuyama Valley
Girls Tennis:
Div 3 - 7. Arroyo Grande
Div 4 - 2. Santa Ynez
Boys Water Polo:
Div 4 - 3. Righetti, 8. Arroyo Grande
Div 7 - 1. Santa Ynez, 3. Nipomo, 6. Cabrillo
Girls Volleyball:
Div 1-A - 9. San Luis Obispo, 11. Arroyo Grande
Div 3-AA - 2. Santa Ynez, 8. Nipomo
Div 5-A - 3. Coastal Chrn. (AG), 4. Coast Union (Cambria), 7. Shandon
Cross Country:
Boys - Cabrillo [10, Div 3]
Girls - SLO [9, Div 3], St Joseph [8, Div 4], Morro Bay [12, Div 4]
LPL Girls Golf
At Alisal - River (front 9)
Santa Ynez 207, Santa Ma ria NS
It was a topsy-turvy day for the Pirates, the usual bottom of the line-up carded some of their best rounds of the year, while the top was a smidgeon off the pace. It made no real difference scorewise, but Santa Ynez finished one stroke off the team's course record set on September 9th.
Meredith Stewart won Medalist honors with a 3 over par 39, helped in large measure by nailing a 22-foot birdie putt on the fourth hole. She became the 4th Pirate to shoot an LPL score in the 30's this season, and 2nd place Sarah Sanger flirted with the 30's recording a round of 40.
Santa Ynez [8-2, 4-0 LPL Duals]: Meredith Stewart 39, Sarah Sanger 40, Christiana Layman 41, Kristen Henno 43, Maddison Shean 44.
Santa Maria [0-4 LPL Duals]: Lidia Lopez 65, Jessica Sotello 66, Catalina Lopez 88, Mariana Casa DNF.
At Monarch Dunes
Nipomo 250, Morro Bay 268
Titans: Sara Clark 43 (Medalist), Courtney Cuzick 45
Pirates: Michelle Cordova 48, Jennifer Baltimore 49
Note
Lompoc hosts two big LPL events this week:
Cross-Country - LPL All-Duals Mid-Season Meet
3 p.m., Wednesday, 13 Oct, at River Park
Girls Golf - LPL Tournament # 5
2 p.m., Thursday, 14 Oct, at La Purisima GC
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