Tuesday, October 7, 2014

7 Oct 2014 Summary

Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Very limited info so far.
Girls Tennis   

Lompoc vs. Orcutt Academy

Varsity   

Lompoc 9 (76), Orcutt Academy* 9 (73)
at Bickmore Courts, LHS

Additional Information to Come.

Junior Varsity

Lompoc 9 (79)Orcutt Academy* 9 (77)
at AHC

Additional Information to Come.


Cabrillo vs Nipomo 

Varsity

Cabrillo* 18 vs Nipomo* 0 

Additional Information to Come.

Junior Varsity

Cabrillo* vs Nipomo* 

No Additional Information Yet.


Girls Volleyball  


Lompoc at Santa Ynez

Varsity
Lompoc vs Santa Ynez*
No Information Yet.

Junior Varsity
Lompoc vs Santa Ynez*
No Information Yet.

Freshman
Lompoc vs Santa Ynez*
No Information Yet.


Cabrillo at Templeton 


Varsity
Templeton* 3, Cabrillo* 0

[25-22,25-23,25-15]

Additional Information to Come.

Junior Varsity
Cabrillo vs Templeton* at Templeton 

No Information Yet.

Freshman
Cabrillo vs Templeton* at Templeton 

No Information Yet.


Girls Golf  


Cabrillo vs Santa Ynez 
at the Village Country Club

Cabrillo 285, Santa Ynez* 314


More Information to Come.


Monday, October 6, 2014

Good Day for the Braves - Part 2 [6 Oct 2014]


Monday, October 6, 2014

NSBCART Luncheon 

at Giovanni's Pizza (Orcutt) 12 Noon
Football/Cross-Country/AHC Soccer [Separate Post  HERE]

Girls Golf    


Los Padres League
Medalist - Rylee Sager



Lompoc 289, Santa Maria 354  
at La Purisima GC [Front 9, Par-36]

The Braves had another good outing under Claudia Terrones who is 'campaigning' to be the "Official Assistant Coach" in the temporary absence of Tom Garrard. Most of the linksters had a good day on the tough La Purisima course, which was windy - but not really "La Piranha" status.

Medalist - Rylee Sager, Lompoc, 55 

Sager just edged out teammate Kendal Martin, 56. 

Braves [289]: Rylee Sager 55, Catalina Martinez 57, Nicole Flores 59, Danielle Morgan 70, Kendal Martin 56, Destiny Goggins 62

Saints [334]: Jessica Estevez 72, Amalia Rodriguez 68, Wendi Hernandez 70, Carmen Salinas 72, Liliy Llamas --, Princess Acosta 70 (PB) [2nd Var Round].

Junior Varsity [None Completed Round]
SM - one player
Lom - Monica Curiel, Marlene Mendez


Morro Bay 293,  Orcutt Academy 296 
at Morro Bay Golf Course [Front nine, Par - 35]

Co-MedalistsLily Keogh, MB, 44; Maddy Cross, OA, 44

Pirates [2-2 LPL Duals]: Lily Keogh 44. No Additional Information Yet. 

Spartans : Maddy Cross 44. No Additional Information Yet. 


Girls Tennis    


Non-League
Coast Union vs Lompoc 

Varsity  
at CU (Cambria)

Lompoc , Coast Union   

No Information Provided Yet.

Junior Varsity  
at  Bickmore Courts


The Braves starters at Singles - Valerie Ochoa, Amelia Despres, Heidy Reatiga


Lompoc 15, Coast Union 3  

The somewhat experienced Braves were able to beat the very inexperienced visitors from Cambria on a very pleasant afternoon at Lompoc High School. The hosts won handily in most of the singles sets, but were challenged more in the doubles. The 1-3 matchup took over a hour to complete, but Lopez & Cortez pulled it out by taking the tiebreaker 7-3.

Braves:
Singles [8-1] - 
#1 Vanessa Ochoa 2-0 (6-2,*,6-2),
  * Natalie P. 1-0 (6-3);
#2 Amelia Despres 3-0 (6-0,6-0,6-3);
#3 Heidy Reatiga 2-1 (6-4,6-2,4-6). 

Doubles [7-2] - 
#1 Saraibeth Lopez/Lourdes Cortez 3-0 (6-2,6-1,7-6[7-3]);
#2 Judith Delgado/Celeste Hilario 1-1 (4-6,7-5,**)
** Samantha /Janette Sanchez 0-1 (0-6)
#3 Dianna Suarez/Valerie Laufer 2-0 (***, 6-0,6-2),
*** Kavandika Wimalasoma/Chia Lee 1-0 (7-6 [8-6]).

Lompoc used 5 substitutes - 1 in singles & 2 (2 pairs) in doubles.

Broncos:
Singles  - 
#1 Priscilla Mendoza 0-3; #2 Savannah Lyon 0-3; #3 Ani Corbet 1-2.

Doubles - 
#1 Sophie Alexander/Alyssa Drew 1-2; #2 Olivia Hargear/Lupita Casteneda 0-3; #3 Maria Figueroa/Isabela Hargear 1-2.

Due to transportation limitations, the Broncos were unable to bring any substitutes.



Girls Volleyball   


Pac-8 League

at Mission Prep 3, Pioneer Valley 0  
[26-24, 25-19, 25-20]

Royals [6-2, 4-2]: Sarah Reed 9 kills; Jennifer Laird 8 kills; Eleri Perryman 20 assists.



CIF Polls  

A significant number of area squads were ranked in Monday afternoon's polls. There was even another delayed shuffle at the top of the DIII (Northern) football rankings.

The Newbury Park Warriors (5-1) fell to #3 despite winning last Friday, mostly on the basis one would imagine, of their loss 2 weeks ago, much as Lompoc fell 2 weeks after their OT win over Nipomo.

The Lompoc Braves (6-0), though, did not regain the #1 spot they held earlier in the year. That honor went instead to the equally successful Paso Robles Bearcats (6-0). 



11-man Football
Northern Div [III]
1. Paso Robles (6-0) 2. Lompoc (6-0) 3. Newbury Park (5-1) 5. Arroyo Grande (5-1) 8. Atascadero (5-1).
Northwest Division [XI] 
5. Nipomo (3-3) [Was #1] 6. Templeton (5-1) 10. Mission Prep (3-3) 
8-man Football
Division 1  (Condor League)
1. Thacher 4. Orcutt Academy (5-0) [Note: #5 in CA per MaxPreps] 5. Cate 8. Laguna Blanca (4-1) 
Division 2 (Coast Valley League)
5. Cuyama Valley T10. Valley Christian 
Girls Volleyball
Division 3A (LPL): 4. Templeton Others Receiving Votes - Santa Ynez 
Division 2AA (Pac-8): Others - Arroyo Grande 
Division 5AA (Coast Valley): 5. Coast Union 8. North County Christian 
Boys Water Polo 
Division 4: 1. Righetti 6. Arroyo Grande iOthers - San Luis Obispo 
Division 65. Santa Ynez 
Girls Tennis  
Division 3: 4. Santa Ynez 9. Cabrillo 
Division 2: Others - Arroyo Grande 
Boys Cross Country  
Division 3: 5. Paso Robles 
Division 4: 3. San Luis Obispo 10. Santa Ynez  
Division 5: 10. Orcutt Academy 
Girls Cross Country   
Division 2: 6. Arroyo Grande 
Division 3: 8. Paso Robles 
Division 4: 5. Templeton 

Good Day for the Braves: NSBC Athletic Roundtable - Monday, 6 October2014

Chyanne Thomas earned FAOTW Honors and her Coach/Mom Monie was kind of happy about it.


Monday, 06 October 2014 


NSBCART Luncheon
Everything kind of went the Blue way Monday, with Lompoc capturing both AOTW awards - even this old fellow showed up.










Athletes of the Week   

Female Athlete of the Week 

Chyanne Thomas, Lompoc Volleyball

Chyanne was the primary force behind the Lompoc Volleyball team accomplishing two things last week that they had not done in quite a while - win at Cabrillo and take a set from Morro Bay. Both matches went 4 sets.

Tuesday, in front of a vociferous crowd up on the hill, she simply refused to let the Braves lose, making big play after big play.  Her 24 kills,17 digs, and 3 aces were almost secondary to her leadership. Thursday, she helped rally the team after a slow start to take a set and force close margins in two others, tallying 20 kills, 13 digs, and 3 aces. 
Daughter  being interviewed  for TV ? Bet you would get some pics too!




Male Athlete of the Week  

Not in Attendance.

Derrick Portis, Lompoc Football

Was the Player of the Game in the Braves 42-22 showdown  victory over Righetti on Friday to remain undefeated (6-0). He excelled in all three phases of the game. On offense he carried 21 times for 213 yards and 3 TD's, on defense he had nearly a dozen tackles, and was a key member of the special teams return squads..


Attendees  

Athletes



Allan Hancock College
Cross-Country: Jessica Vyenielo

Womens Soccer: Kaitlin Campbell


Cabrillo HS
Football: Steven French

Boys Cross-Country: Dakota Soderlund, Kade Hudluman

Girls Cross-Country (Not Pictured): Estefania Juarez, Elena Estrada

Lompoc HS
Football: Torey Sims, Ruben Venegas, Mark Morales

Girls Volleyball: Chyanne Thomas, Ramona Thomas (Asst Coach)



Orcutt Academy 
Football: Dylan Miller, Jordan Sutton, Justin Zepeda

Boys Cross-Country: Brad Mason, Brance Sharp

Girls Cross-Country: Kaetie Steller, Jacquie Steller (I think I got it right)


Pioneer Valley HS
Football: Jonathan Ponce, Daniel Perez

Cross-Country: Tori Valdez, Santos Peinado


Righetti HS
Cross-Country: Cecila Dahlfelt, Zach Pincin
(Dahlfelt is an exchange student from Denmark)

Football: Chris Graham, Zach Berg


St. Joseph HS  
Football: Fenton Will, C.J. Cole, Charlie Ferini

Cross-Country: Caleb Malfo, Sparky Shurer, Kiana Kawatachi


Santa Maria HS 
Boys Cross-Country: Ezequiel Atilano, Youany Pineda

Football: Donaldo Lopez, Ignacio Valle

Girls Cross-Country: Leticia Perez, Nancy Juarez, Maria Garcia


Santa Ynez UVHS  
NONE

Valley Christian Academy  
Football: Christian Rohde, Jon Stone


Administrators/Coaches

Alexis Lomeli-  AHC Womens Soccer
Louie Quintana - AHC Cross-Country
Dan Troup - AD, Cabrillo HS
Don Willis - Cabrillo Football
Don Cross - AD, Lompoc HS
Andrew Jones - Lompoc Football
Ramona Thomas - Lompoc Volleyball (Asst)
Chad McKenzie - AD, Orcutt Academy
Tony Payne - OA Football
Greg Lanthier - AD, Pioneer Valley
Joe Graack - AD, Righetti 
John Coffey - Righetti Cross-Country
Ed Herrmann - Righetti Football
Dustin Davis - St Joseph Football 
Matt Wuchner - St Joseph Cross-Country
Brian Wallace - AD, Santa Maria 
Josh Beeson - AD, Valley Christian Academy 


Media & Staff

Doug Nelson (KUHL Radio) - Master of Ceremonies
Brad Memberto (Lee Central Coast Newspaper Group)
Jason Orr (KSBY TV) - Segment Producer/Videographer
Dave Alley (KEYT,KCOY, & KKXF TV) 
Mike McKean (Santa Barbara News-Press)
Mike Loney (Lompoc Locker Room)

The ones who do the work!
Joni Gray - NSBCART President
Becky Grant (NSBCART Staff) - Board Member (Sec)/General Factorum
Al Viera (NSBCART Staff) - The Guy Who Helps with Everything


plus several friends, family members, and other guests!  

Friday, October 3, 2014

Football Update [3 Oct 2014]



FOOTBALL


One of the more AMAZING plays you'll see on a football field!! #22 RB Austin Hayes goes airborne but is stopped short of the goalline, lands on an opposing player, and bounces up. He is grabbed by another defender, but reaches the ball across to #52 James Graham, an Offensive Lineman, who powers his way in for the TD!  

See it HERE



Click Here for Update Post  


Mark Morales interviewed by the SMT's Joe Bailey after the game.


Mark Morales, a junior DB for the Braves, had an excellent game with 2 interceptions and several other passes defensed. He was the runner-up for the Player of the Game award, behind Derrick Portis who had 213 yards and 3 TDs.



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2 Oct 2014 HS Summary Only


GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

Los Padres League

Morro Bay 3, Lompoc 1
Cabrillo 3, Orcutt Academy 1
Santa Ynez 3, Santa Maria 0
Templeton 3, Nipomo 0


Pac-8 League

Righetti 3, St Joseph 0
Mission Prep 3, Paso Robles 2
Arroyo Grande 3, Pioneer Valley 0
San Luis Obispo 3, Atascadero 0


GIRLS TENNIS

Los Padres League

Lompoc 9 (69), Nipomo 9 (67)
Cabrillo 15, Santa Maria 3
Santa Ynez 14, Morro Bay 4
Orcutt Academy 14, Templeton 4


Pac-8 League
Arroyo Grande 12, St. Joseph 6
San Luis Obispo 18, Mission Prep 0
Paso Robles 15, Righetti 3
Atascadero 14, Pioneer Valley 4



GIRLS GOLF

LPL Tournament
at Morro Bay Golf Course

Medalist - Cynthia Navis, Nipomo, 37.

Nipomo 216, Morro Bay 245, Cabrillo 271, Lompoc 280, Santa Ynez 284, Orcutt Academy 288, Santa Maria 328. Templeton does not field a team.

PAC 8 Tournament

18 holes at Rancho Maria - TWO nine-hole tournaments

Front nine:
Mission Prep's sole golfer, Sydney Haughian, 42, was the medalist runner-up..
Medalist -  Sarah Fouratt , Righetti 36

Righetti  233, San Luis Obispo 234, Arroyo Grande 254,  Atascadero 274, St. Joseph 5th, Paso Robles 6th, Pioneer Valley 7th. Mission Prep, 8th (no score).

Back nine:

Medalist - Sarah Fouratt - 37
San Luis Obispo 240, Righetti 244, Arroyo Grande 268, Atascadero 4th,  St. Joseph 5th,  Paso Robles 6th 316, Pioneer Valley 7th. Mission Prep, 8th (no score).


Thursday, October 2, 2014

Duffy Wins ALDS Opener


LLR Male Athlete of the Year (2007) - Danny Duffy



After being sent to the bullpen to start this seriesLompoc resident and Cabrillo HS graduate Danny Duffy was the winning pitcher of Thursday night's ALDS Game 1.  

The 7th of 8 hurlers used by the Kansas City Royals in a 3-2 victory over the Angels at Anaheim Stadium, he pitched the 10th inning of  what was then a 2-2 tie.  Mike Moustakis then hit a homer in the top of 11th to give the visitors the lead, and closer Greg Holland nailed down the game in the bottom half for the save.

In his inning of work, Duffy faced a formidable contingent of a Angel hitters, After allowing a single to left by Kole Calhoun, he was able to get MVP front-runner Mike Trout to ground into a force at 2nd base.  The force out being made possible, in part, by Duffy's ability to keep Calhoun from stealing the base. After Trout's grounder to short, Duffy retired Albert Puhols on a pop-up to 1st, and struck out Howie Kendrick.  

Duffy faced 4 batters, throwing 19 pitches (13 strikes). He struck out 1, walked none, allowed 1 hit and no runs. It was his 1st ever MLB playoff action. He had a 2.53 ERA in just under 150 innings in the regular season.

The starter, Jason Vargas, went a strong 6 innings - surrendering a pair of runs on 3 hits and a couple of walks. Nori Aoki keyed a fine defense performance by KC with two outstanding catches in the 6th & 7th.

Week # 5 Football Schedule and Results [Update 2 - Fri Night]





One of the more AMAZING plays you'll see on a football field!! #22 RB Austin Hayes goes airborne but is stopped short of the goalline, lands on an opposing player, and bounces up. He is grabbed by another defender, but reaches the ball across to #52 James Graham, an Offensive Lineman, who powers his way in for the TD!  

See it HERE



The "15"

Friday, October 3rd

NON-LEAGUE
Righetti (Santa Maria) 22 at Lompoc 42   
Cabrillo (Lompoc) 40 at San Luis Obispo 35   
Santa Ynez  7 at Templeton 47   
Atascadero 42 at Pioneer Valley (Santa Maria) 13 
Santa Maria 0 at St. Joseph (Santa Maria) 63 
Nipomo 27 at Arroyo Grande 34 
Paso Robles 63 vs. Morro Bay 10 
   at Flamson MS (Paso Robles, CA)   
Bishop Diego (Santa Barbara) 31 at Mission Prep (San Luis Obispo) 14 

Other Santa Barbara/SLO County

Thursday, October 2nd
Dos Pueblos (Goleta) 3 vs. Sierra Canyon (Chatsworth) 40 
   at Granada Hills
Nordhoff (Ojai) 6 at San Marcos (Santa Barbara) 17  

Friday, October 3rd

St. Monica (Santa Monica) 7 at Carpinteria 21    
Santa Barbara 20 at Pacifica (Oxnard) 28 

Ventura County/Div. Opp./Etc. 

Thursday, October 2nd

FRONTIER
Santa Clara (Oxnard) 0 at Malibu 17

NON-LEAGUE
Thousand Oaks 45 at Agoura 7   
Camarillo 34 vs. Saugus 32 
   at College of Canyons (Santa Clarita)  
Channel Islands (Oxnard) 21 at Culver City 14 
Moorpark 28 at Royal (Simi Valley) 24   
Calabasas 7 at St. Francis (La Canada) 45 
Viewpoint (Calabasas) 35 at California City 14  
Mater Dei (Santa Ana) 28 at Westlake (Westlake Village) 27 

Friday, October 3rd

FRONTIER 
Grace Brethren (Simi Valley) 48 vs. Santa Paula 33  
   at Moorpark College (Moorpark)  

GOLDEN [Div III] 
Lancaster 0 at Antelope Valley (Lancaster) 56   
Eastside (Lancaster) 31 at Knight (Palmdale) 20  
Littlerock 9 at Quartz Hill 35   
Highland (Palmdale) 0 at Palmdale 60    

NON-LEAGUE

Hueneme (Oxnard) 13 at Fillmore 55   
Ventura 23 at Oxnard 7  
Buena (Ventura) 7 at Rio Mesa (Oxnard, CA) 22  
Newbury Park (CA) 42 at Simi Valley (CA) 17   
Oaks Christian (Westlake Village) 31 at Notre Dame (Sherman Oaks) 37 
Garces (Bakersfield) 0 vs. St. Bonaventure (Ventura) 56 
   at Ventura College (Ventura)  

Long Beach Poly 99, Compton 9


8-Man
Friday, October 3rd

COAST VALLEY 
Maricopa 6 vs. Cuyama Valley (New Cuyama) 48 
   at Richardson Park (New Cuyama)

CONDOR 
Laguna Blanca (Santa Barbara) 14 vs. Orcutt Academy (Orcutt) 58 
    at Righetti (Santa Maria)

NON-LEAGUE
Northwest Chrn. (Bkrsfld) 26 at Valley Christian Academy (Santa Maria) 46 

Saturday, October 4th

CONDOR 
Thacher (Ojai, CA) at Villanova Prep (Ojai, CA), 2:00pm

NON-LEAGUE
Cate (Carpinteria) at Chadwick (Palos Verdes Peninsula), 1:30pm
Coast Union (Cambria) at Riverdale Christian (Riverdale), 7:00pm