Football
at Huyck StadiumCabrillo 55, Santa Maria 20 STORY
Don Willis, Saints Head Coach and the Conquistadors Defensive Coordinator last year, couldn't have been thrilled with the 'defense' he saw early in this one. It had the wags in the press box talking about it being a 'defensive struggle' - as in, "a struggle to find any".
The first half was a competition to see who could have the most plays bust wide open at the line of scrimmage. Cabrillo's Bryce Moses collected 198 of his 300+ yards (26 carries) and 3 of his 4 TD's mostly on simple off tackle and pitch plays. Santa Maria's Dominique Garrett, meanwhile, was throwing quick bubble screens to his wide-outs who were then off to the races - and the end zone. There was some appearance of defense in the 2nd half as the Conqs outscored the Saints 27-0.
On a somber note, several of the Santa Maria players had to leave the game due to injury, including one who had to be transported by ambulance late in the 4th quarter. However Coach Willis was able to report after the game that the prognosis for each of those injured were good. Stating that the individual was taken to the hospital only as a precaution.
Junior Varsity
Cabrillo 38, Santa Maria 0
Freshman Games
at Santa Maria 45, Cabrillo 16
Note: Morro Bay has no Frosh team, but Lompoc traveled up to Nipomo to take on the Titans at 4 pm on Thursday. Both the JV (4 pm) & Varsity (7 pm) will play Morro Bay on Friday. The Varsity game is scheduled to be on TAP-TV.
Boys Water Polo
at the City of Lompoc Aquatic CenterCabrillo 18, Atascadero 4
It was open season on the winless doggies on Wednesday. While Cabrillo led 8-0 after one, and 11-1 at halftime, bad goal tending wasn't the problem for the group from up north. The Conqs had another dozen shots saved plus 2 each off the posts and crossbar. The stifling Cabrillo defense created turnovers, break-a-ways, and a multitude of other opportunities. Gavin Kilgore also had 8 stops for the Conqs in the 1st half, including a 5-meter penalty.
Cabrillo (6-3): Goals - Nick Matulis 5, Eduardo Cardenas 5, Noah Caro 3, Brett Gordan 2, plus one each for Joel Lawson, Alfredo Navarro, Ben Wulfsteig, and Cannon Creese. Kilgore had about a dozen saves and Cody Stevens added a few more in the 4th quarter.
Greyhounds: Goals - David Hernandez 2, Andrew Sedley 1, Jack Fischer 1. Saves - Matt Buckingham 13.
Junior Varsity
Atascadero 14, Cabrillo 2
Remember the name Dylan Hughes. He dominated the pool, scoring 9 goals and doing innumerable other things to lead the Greyhounds to victory. Five other players each scored one goal apiece for the visitors. Cabrillo received goals from Zach Cole and Steven Eisen.
Girls Tennis
at Cabrillo HSCabrillo 16, Santa Maria 2
The coaches agreed that it could have, and perhaps should have, been closer. Cabrillo Head Coach MaryBeth Steiber posited "The score didn't reflect how well they (SM) played, especially in doubles." Saints Head Coach Ginny Barnett stated that while her squad was "Technically sound and understood tennis strategy, Cabrillo just caused us to make too many unforced errors." Summing it up with "We just didn't execute very well today - at all."
Conqs : Singles (8-1) - Kelsey Atkin 3-0 (6-1,6-0,6-0); Rikky Patel 2-0 (6-1,6-1), Dasha Williams 0-1 (2-6); Julie de Vonage 3-0 (6-3,6-1,7-5). Doubles (8-1) - Audriana Laporte/Kayla Sandoval 3-0 (6-3,6-2,6-3); Morgan Coffin/Alex Siefe 2-0 (6-3,6-3), Morgan Coffin/Emily Wasson 1-0 (6-1); Krystel Delos Reyes/Maddie McDonough 2-1 (2-6,6-4,6-2).
Saints (3-4, 2-3 LPL): Singles - Hannah Lindgren 0-2, Jocelyn Gil 0-1; Caija McNeil 0-3; Brittany Gomez 0-1, Leslie Huitron 1-1. Doubles - Daisy Lomeli/Sussana Reyes 1-2; Jade Dodson/Monica Hernandez 0-3; Elvia Martinez/Shara Natividad 0-3.
Junior Varsity
Cabrillo 18, SM 0
Doug Meeder took his usual nine member contingent with him on the road - which was unfortunate, because they really could have used some subs. As it was, all the starters had to stay in the match and everyone swept.
at Dave Bickmore Courts (Lompoc HS)
Lompoc 11, Nipomo 7
Don Willis wasn't the only one to coach against their alma mater on the LHS campus on Thursday. Nipomo Head Coach Casey Wright, Lompoc High School Class of 1995, brought his burel-clad blushets to battle at Bickmore.
The Braves have relied on their singles all year, and they came through yet again. Marielle Tabin & the Gracyk sisters gave Lompoc a big enough advantage to overcome a narrow loss in doubles.
Braves : Singles (7-2) - Emily Gracyk 3-0 (6-1,6-4,6-2); Marielle Tabin 2-1 (6-0,1-6,6-2); Erica Gracyk 2-1 (6-1,4-6,6-4). Doubles (4-5) - Janett Ruiz/Mariana Soto 2-1 (4-6,6-4,6-3); Collette Campitelli/Genesis Garza 2-1 (1-6,6-3,6-0); Melanie Esparza/Marisol Villalobos 0-3 (4-6,1-6,1-6).
Titans : Singles - Monica Guerrero 0-2, Diana Kirchevsky 0-1; Kelly Springford 2-1; Kelly Barrett 0-3. Doubles - Gianna Abatti/Nicole Johnson 3-0, Bekah Archambeault/Ashley Jimenez 1-2; Devan Newberry/Maria Alcantar 1-2.
Junior Varsity
Nipomo 9 (74), Lompoc 9 (72)
This one was about as close as one can get to even. Each of the three rounds was tied 3-3, and the Braves lost it, according to Coach Jim Steffey, due to "too many 6-0's".
Other LPL
Santa Ynez 16, Morro Bay 2
SY rolls again, capturing the flag in the 'Battle of the Pirates' - the day after International Talk Like a Pirate day.
Pirates (6-2, 4-0): Singles (7-2) - #3 Tyler Bunderson 3-0. Doubles (9-0) - #2 Bree Jensen/Reagan Mroz 3-0 (6-0,6-0,6-0); #3 Paige Jensen/Eliza Nash 3-0 (lost 2 games)
Girls Volleyball
LPL Results
The two local teams battled it out in Cabrillo's Wednesday night "Pink Game" fundraiser (See Previous Post), and Megan Love, one of the fundraiser organizers, who was still selling goodies at the CHS/SMHS game on Thursday, reports that over a thousand dollars was collected. The rest of the league played on Thursday -
Nipomo 3, Morro Bay 0
[25-16, 25-22, 25-15]
Titans (8-0, 2-0 LPL): Paige Waymire 12kills, 3 aces; Christina Ozzimo 26 assists; Sarah Stahl 22 digs; Taylor Nevitt 3 aces, 3 blocks.
Pirates: No Stats Reported
Templeton 3, Santa Maria 0
[25-4, 25-12, 25-16]
Eagles (6-1, 3-0 LPL): Sydney Roth 23 assists; Carly Roth 5 kills; Lucy Portillo 5 kills; Lindsey Wyatt 5 kills; Mari Stewart 5 digs.
Saints: No Stats Reported
@ Santa Ynez 3, Mission Prep 0
[25-16, 25-20, 25-12]
Pirates: Ariel Johnson 7 kills; Megan Schumer 4 kills, 2 blocks.
Royals (3-5): Noelle Laird 7 kills, 8 digs; Jessa Culver 20 digs; Grace Ready 5 kills, 10 digs.
Girls Golf
LPL Tournament #2at the Morro Bay Golf Club (9 holes)
After tying Nipomo for the title in the initial LPL tourney last week, the Cabrillo girls were just a little bit miffed. They rectified the situation on Thursday with a convincing win over the rest of the league. Last week only 3 of 36 girls shot in the 40's, but on this occasion all the Conq scorers did so. They also had yet another player step forward to lead the squad, as Roselei Redrick posted the team low this time out. Jennifer Baltimore (MB) was the Medalist on her home course, scoring a 40 and easily outpacing the field.
Cabrillo [232]: Roselei Redrick 44, Karen Santamaria 46, Jacqueline McDonough 46, Gaby Baumgardner 47, Christina Sawyer 49, Kelsie Merrick
Nipomo [243]: Ashley Ruiz 46, Courtney Cuzick 48, Christine Delaby 49, Ashley Gonzales 50, Destiny Fryckman 50, Paige Johnson
Morro Bay [247]: Jennifer Baltimore 40, Michelle Cordova 55, Lily Keogh 46, Jamie James 55, Aly. Garcia-Noriega 61, Ale. Garcia-Noriega 62.
Lompoc [289]: Sarandon Vickery 51, Ivette Ordaz 56, Selena Krisher 60, Esmerelda Martinez 62, Mackenzee Chambers 60, Moriah Decker
Santa Maria [289]: Selina Ybarra 51 (Tied her PR), Angela Quintero 55, Amee Cuenca 59, Diana Ordaz 60, April Gomez 64, Sabrina Arcos
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