Boys Water Polo
at the City Of Lompoc Aquatic CenterCabrillo 11, Morro Bay 8
Cabrillo 2, 4, 3, 2 - 11
Pirates 2, 1, 3, 2 - 8
It was physical. How physical ? One observer said "It looks like they came to play rugby." There were over a dozen exclusions and 2 penalties shots called, in what Cabrillo Head Coach Joel Jory would refer to as "just physical polo". Jory was more impressed with the way his team maintained their composure in the face of the pounding and were able to "grind it out" for the win against a good team. He was especially pleased with the the way "Nick (Matulis) stepped up".
Matulis scored twice in the 2nd period to help break open a game that was knotted at 2-2. He also scored consecutive goals in the 4th, after the Titans had trimmed the lead to just two. Eduardo Cardenas was again the workhorse for the Conqs - providing goals, defense, steals, and a lot of the composure that stood Cabrillo in good stead. The Pirates were kept in the game in certain stretches by an outstanding performance by goalkeeper Jack Krull.
Jim Waska, Morro Bay Head Coach, thought his squad played a "good physical game", although they struggled somewhat in the 2nd period. He lauded the unity of his outfit, saying "We bring everybody, and we use everybody. It was a full team effort." He also indicated that he thought Santa Ynez would win the contest next week with Cabrillo, leading to a rematch with the Conqs in the LPL semi-finals. In any event, he likes his teams chances - "We'll be ready for them next time."
Conqs: Eduardo Cardenas 5 goals, Nick Matulis 5 goals, Cannon Creese 1 goal.
Pirates: Marco Maffioli 3 goals, Connor Rose 2 goals, Grant Johnson 2 goals, Alexander McKee 1 goal. Jack Krull 15 saves.
Junior Varsity
Morro Bay 10, Cabrillo 6
Cabrillo 1, 1, 2, 2 - 6
Pirates 3, 4, 0, 3 - 10
Cabrillo at times had problems getting out of their own way, and certainly had difficulty in getting into Travis Chirman's way. Chirman, often playing the 2M spot, scored 7 of the Pirates first 8 goals, including 6 before halftime.
Conqs: Saxon Morris 3 goals; 1 goal each - Luke Olivera, Ryan Marin, Steven Eisen.
Pirates: Travis Chirman 7 goals, Ryan Kitzman 3 goals.
at SLO (Shinsheimer Pool)
Santa Ynez 13, San Luis Obispo 6 [Halftime 7-2]
Pirates (4-0 LPL, 16-7): Karl Frederickson 5 goals, Greg Hatchell 2 goals, Jordan Yarnell 16 saves.
Tigers: No Information Provided
NOTE: Cabrillo and Santa Ynez square off for the regular season LPL bragging at the COLAC on Wednesday the 24th. The LPL tournament is on Tuesday (30th) and Thursday (1st) the following week.
Girls Tennis
at Cabrillo HSCabrillo 16, Nipomo 2
It was another easy afternoon for a Cabrillo team that suddenly seems to be unstoppable. Head Coach MaryBeth Steiber has this group on a big time roll. The only question now is - "How far can they take this? ".
Kelsy Atkin, #1 singles, was apparently unhappy with giving up 3 games on Tuesday, because she only gave up 1 on Thursday. Playing three matches in 4 days this week, she has won 9 sets while out-scoring her opponents 54-4 in games. Three set sweeps were also recorded by Julie de Vonage (#3 singles), Audrianna LaPorte/Kayla Sandoval (#1 doubles), and Morgan Coffin/Alex Siefe (#2 doubles).
Both teams used several substitutes. Nipomo replaced their #3 singles player for rounds 2 & 3, their #1 singles player for round 3, and their #3 doubles for round 3. Cabrillo replaced their #2 singles, and #3 doubles in round 3.
Conqs: Singles (8-1) - Kelsey Akin 3-0 (6-0, 6-0, 6-1); Rikki Patel 1-1 (6-1, 4-6), Kaeli Jones 1-0 (6-0); Julie de Vonage 3-0 (6-1, 6-1, 6-1). Doubles - Audrianna LaPorte/Kayla Sandoval 3-0 (6-3, 6-3, 6-0); Morgan Coffin/Alex Siefe 3-0 (6-1, 6-3, 6-0); Krystel Delos Reyes/Maddie McDonough 2-0 (6-2, 6-0), Emily Wasson/Morgan Williams 0-1 (2-6).
Titans (1-10 LPL, 1-12): Nicole Johnson 0-2, Monica Guerrero 0-1; Kelly Springford 1-2, Diana Krichevsky 0-1, Ashley Jimenez 0-2. Doubles - Maddy Slaven/Kelly Barrett 1-2; Gianna Abatti/Bekah Archambeault 0-3; Dani Cardenas/Maria Alcantar 0-2, Dahlia Rodriguez/Brooke Maragni 0-1.
Junior Varsity (at Nipomo)
Cabrillo 13, Nipomo 5
Conqs: Singles - Krista Trigueiro 1-2, Chrissy Hedges 2-1, Anne Heath 2-1. Emma Fienga/Ashley Ledgerwood 3-0, Olivia Gore/Isabelle Sherman 3-0, Sharlynn Kisner/Casey Almodovar 2-1.
at Morro Bay
Santa Maria 11, Morro Bay 7
The Pirate won all 7 of their points in singles.
Saints: Singles - Hannah Lindgren 2-1 (6-3, 2-6, unk), Caija McNeil 0-3 (1-6, 4-6, 4-6), Brittany Gomez 0-3 (0-6, 1-6, 3-6). Doubles -
Pirates (4-7 LPL, 5-9): Singles (7-2) - Amanda Newport 2-1, Sierra Wilcox 3-0 (6-2, 6-0, 6-0), Tess Badrigian 2-1.
at Santa Ynez
Santa Ynez 16, Templeton 2
Ho, Hum. It's the Pirates life for them. One does wonder if Templeton Head Coach Doug Hixon decided to take a page out of the Book of Ledgerwood. Marjie Ledgerwood that is. The Lompoc Coach used the Braves' match versus Santa Ynez to blow up her line-up and experiment. Comparing his line-up with Tuesday's contest against Cabrillo, Hixon kept his #1 & #2 singles players in position, moved freshman Ashley Barnes from #3 doubles to #3 singles, and brought 3 new doubles pairs.
Pirates (11-0 LPL, 16-2): Singles - Kat Rocha 2-0 6-0, 6-0), Kameren Mikkelsen 1-0 (6-3); Katie Voorhis 2-0 (6-2, 6-2), Gillian Barba 1-0 (7-5); Tyler Bunderson 2-0 (6-3, 6-0), Shane Sorenson 0-1 (6-3). Doubles - Reagan Mroz/Bree Jensen 3-0 (6-0, 6-1, 6-0), Morgan Laughlin/Paige Lockhart 3-0 (6-3, 6-0, 6-1), Lindsey Neeley/Jessica Reid 2-1 (3-6, 6-1, 6-0).
Eagles: Singles - Lauren Shinn 1-2, Jennifer Hulfachor 0-3, Ashley Barnes 0-3. Doubles - Lily Hollister/Laura Caks 1-2, Erin Campbell/Leeana Erle 0-3, Aly Monder/Mattie Ludwig 0-3.
at Cuesta College
Lompoc 15, Mission Prep 1
[The last two sets were cancelled due to darkness, etc.]
Braves: Singles (8-0) - Emily Gracyk 3-0, Marielle Tabin 3-0, Erica Gracyk 2-0. Doubles - Janett Ruiz/Mariana Soto 2-0, Genesis Garza/Noemi Diaz 3-0, Maria Lopez/Melanie Esparza 2-1.
Junior Varsity
Was not played. The Royals pulled several kids up to play varsity.
Girls Volleyball
Cabrillo had the night off.at Morro Bay
Morro Bay 3, Lompoc 0,
Game Scores, etc - Not Provided
Junior Varsity
Lompoc 2, Morro Bay 0
[25-19, 25-18]
Freshmen
Morro Bay 2, Lompoc 0
[25-7, 25-19]
at Templeton
Templeton 3, Nipomo 3
[25-18, 25-23, 25-22]
On Senior Night, the Eagles clinched a share of the LPL Title with a solid victory over 2nd place Nipomo.
Eagles: Heather Fields 12 kills, 9 digs, 6 srvc rcptns; Autumn Russell 12 kills, 3 digs, 2 aces; Carly Roth 6 kills, 5 digs, 4 srvc rcptns; Mari Stewart 4 kills, 5 aces; Sydney Roth 24 assists, 7 digs, 3 aces; Lindsey Wyatt 21 digs. 21 srvc rcptns; Zoe Bond 7 digs, 6 srvc rcptns.
Titans (7-2 LPL, 13-7): Cristina Ozzimo 26 assists, 6 aces; Taylor Nevitt 10 kills, 4 digs, 2 blocks; Sami Baker 5 kills, 4 blocks; Page Waymire 9 kills, Kiana Worth 9 kills; Sarah Stahl 13 digs.
at Santa Ynez
Santa Ynez 3, Santa Maria 0
[25-10, 25-13, 25-7]
The Pirates pulled many of their starters after 2 sets. Kelly Krivulka was named "Player of the Match" for Santa Ynez, after she had 10 kills in 2 sets. 10 different players recorded kills for the Pirates.
Pirates: Kelly Krivulka 10 kills; Susanna Cole 6 kills; Megan Shumer 5 kills; Ashley Carroll 5 aces, 9 digs, 8 srvc rcptns; Megan Donner 3 aces; Heather Caughell 22 assists; Gabby Capasso 9 assists; Kelsey Femlaid 7 digs.
Frosh Football
at Cabrillo FieldCabrillo 32, San Luis Obispo 12
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