Football Week # 4 (Game #5)

Thursday, September 20th

LOS PADRES 
Cabrillo (Lompoc) 55, Santa Maria 20

JV: Cabrillo 38, Santa Maria 0
Frosh: Santa Maria 45, Cabrillo 16

Friday, September 21st

LOS PADRES
Morro Bay at Lompoc, 7:00pm   
Nipomo at Templeton, 7:00pm  
Santa Ynez - Bye

PAC-7 
Atascadero at Pioneer Valley (Santa Maria), 7:00pm   
Paso Robles vs. Righetti (Santa Maria)
   at Flamson MS (Paso Robles), 7:00pm   
San Luis Obispo  at St. Joseph (Santa Maria), 7:00pm 
Arroyo Grande - Bye

NON-LEAGUE [SLO/SB]
Centennial (Bakersfield) at Santa Barbara, 7:00pm  
San Marcos (Santa Barbara) at Channel Islands (Oxnard), 7:00pm
Rio Mesa (Oxnard) at Dos Pueblos (Goleta), 7:00pm  
Greenfield at Mission Prep (San Luis Obispo), 7:00pm  
Carpinteria at Santa Clara (Oxnard), 7:00pm  
Bishop Diego/Santa Paula - Bye

NON-LEAGUE [Ventura/LA (w/League connection)  Co]
Camarillo at Ventura, 7:00pm  
Buena (Ventura) at Pacifica (Oxnard), 7:00pm   
Hueneme (Oxnard) at Xavier Prep (Palm Desert), 7:00pm  
Oxnard at Downey, 7:00pm 

Simi Valley at Calabasas, 7:00pm
Moorpark at Palos Verdes (Palos Verdes Estates), 3:00pm
Thousand Oaks at Nordhoff (Ojai), 7:00pm       
Crespi (Encino) at Westlake (Westlake Village), 7:00pm  
Agoura at Royal (Simi Valley), 7:00pm 
Santa Margarita (Rancho Santa Margarita) vs. St. Bonaventure (Ventura)
     at Saddleback College (Mission Viejo), 7:00pm
Crenshaw (Los Angeles) at Oaks Christian (Westlake Village), 7:00pm  
Newbury Park - Bye

El Segundo at Oak Park, 7:30pm  
Fillmore (CA) at Desert (Edwards AFB), 7:30pm   
Frazier Mountain (Lebec) vs. Grace Brethren (Simi Valley)
    at Moorpark College (Moorpark), 7:00pm   
Malibu (CA) vs. Flintridge Prep (La Canada)
    at Occidental College (Los Angeles), 7:00pm  

NON-LEAGUE [Other Div IV]
Mission Lg Teams
Narbonne (Harbor City) at Serra (Gardena), 7:00pm
Cathedral (Los Angeles) at Cantwell-Sacred Heart (Montebello), 7:00pm
Harvard-Westlake (No. Hollywood) at El Camino Real (Woodland Hills),7:00pm
St. Paul (Santa Fe Springs) at Bishop Amat (La Puente), 7:00pm
St. Francis (La Canada) vs. West Ranch (Valencia)
   at Valencia, 7:00pm
Chaminade (West Hills) - Bye 

Ocean Lg Teams
Valencia vs. Santa Monica
    at Santa Monica College (Santa Monica), 7:00pm 
West Adams (Los Angeles) at Culver City, 7:00pm 
Morningside (Inglewood) at Centennial (Compton), 7:00pm 
Beverly Hills at San Marino, 7:00pm 
Inglewood at Hamilton (Los Angeles), 3:00pm 
Hawthorne - Bye

8 MAN NON-LEAGUE
Coast Union (Cambria) at Rolling Hills Prep (San Pedro), 3:00pm
Concordia (Sylmar) vs. Cuyama Valley (New Cuyama)
    at Richardson Park (New Cuyama), 7:00pm
Dunn (Los Olivos) vs. Orcutt Academy (Orcutt)
    at Righetti (Santa Maria), 7:00pm
Faith Christian (Coalinga) at Maricopa, 7:00pm
Hillcrest Christian (Thousand Oaks) vs. Liberty Christian (Huntington Beach)
    at Murdy Park (Huntington Beach), 7:00pm

Saturday, September 22nd

Villanova Prep (Ojai) at Poly (Pasadena), 1:00pm 

8 MAN

CONDOR
Thacher (Ojai) at Laguna Blanca (Santa Barbara), 2:00pm

NON-LEAGUE
Faith Baptist (Canoga Park) at Cate (Carpinteria), 2:00pm
Immanuel Christian (Ridgecrest) at Valley Christian Academy (Santa Maria), 2:00pmNorthwest Christian (Bakersfield) at Shandon, 1:00pm
Ojai Valley (Ojai) at Lee Vining, 1:00pm

" Ya Shoulda Been Here Earlier"

Girls Volleyball

The Varsity match certainly had its moments, but the last game of the Frosh match and all three JV games had a bunch of folks buzzing, and more than one late arrival was told - " Ya Shoulda Been Here Earlier".

Both teams, along with coaches, staff, fans, etc. were attired in various forms of pink raiment in honor of Cabrillo's 'Pink Game" fundraiser for Breast Cancer research and treatment. Perhaps the most dedicated ones though were the boys basketball team who came adorned in pink body paint.


at Cabrillo HS [Wed, 19 Sept. 2012]

Varsity
Cabrillo 3, Lompoc 0     STORY
[25-12, 25-16, 25-11]

Lompoc played well, but Brianna Farley & Lauren Pluim were unstoppable. Those two play inspired defense and aggresive offense. Soph sensations Fallon Wynne (CHS) and Chyenne Thomas (LHS) mostly cancelled each other out, but it's gonna be a whole lotta fun watching those two battle for the next few years.

For more info on the varsity tilt click on the link above, or read more about the lower division matches below. The varsity match will also be aired on TAP-TV several times next week. Check the listings for more info.

Junior Varsity
Lompoc 2, Cabrillo 1
[25-22, 21-25, 15-9]
Game 1 was a tight affair. How close was it? Well, the biggest lead of the contest was 3 points and each team managed to accomplish it only two or three times. Cabrillo struck first, scoring the initial point and extending the margin to 5-2, before the Braves eased back. After an ace and an Angel LaShore kill put Lompoc out front 7-5, Cabrillo called a time out. The Braves pushed out to a 10-7 advantage, but Cabrillo reeled them back in, and it was 10-10 when Lompoc called for a break.

Cabrillo took the next 3 points for a 13-10 differential, but the Braves kept within a point or two, eventually knotting it up at 18 all. The Conqs took a timeout and briefly rallied, but Lompoc again closed the gap with Arianna Espinosa hitting consecutive kills to tie it up at 21-21. A Yoshie Montelongo kill, some Cabrillo mistakes, and a Yolanda Aguiano ace enabled the visitors to close out the set.

Game 2 was more of the same. Only this time there were 4 point leads. Lompoc took an 8-4 lead but were caught by the Conqs for ties at 8, 9, and 10. The Braves surged again, for their 2nd 4 point margin - 16-12. Cabrillo's Madison McNamee took over a that point, however. She rattled off a 9 serve series that saw the Conqs take a 5 point advantage 21-16. The Braves took the next point to cut it back to four, even narrowing it to two (22-20), but never caught up.

Game 3 saw several surges, as well. Lompoc went up 3-0, and Cabrillo tied them at 3. The Braves got a nice service run from Montelongo for an 8-3 margin, but a net roller return and a McNamee ace cut the differential to three. However, back-to-back net violations gave those points back immediately. A Lompoc kill and an ace made the score 12-6. Cabrillo tried to rally, shaving the score to 12-9, but kills by Angel LaShore (1) and Arianna Espinosa (2) ended the match.


Freshmen
Cabrillo 2, Lompoc 0
[25-13, 25-22]
Cabrillo roared out to a series of big leads in Game 1 (17-6, 21-7), but couldn't put a crisp finish on the Braves. Lompoc hung around awhile and, assisted by back-to-back Marena Lundy aces, out scored the Conqs 6-4 at the end of the game.

Lompoc actually was first out of the gate in Game 2, posting 3-0 and 6-3 leads, then Katie Folk stepped to the service line. She served 9 consecutive times, and when the Braves finally got the ball back after a shanked pass, they were down 11-7. A succession of servers managed to put together 2-3 point runs taking Cabrillo to a big 21-12 lead. Game over, right? Umm, not quite. It was just getting interesting.

A kill on each side, along with another point for the Braves and it was 22-14, but Folk was back serving. A good serve ended in a Cabrillo point (23-14) and surely it was over now. Aaah, still no. A Conq net violation gave the serve back to Lompoc, but the Braves missed a shot to give it right back along with match point at 24-15. Done yet? Nope. Diana Herrera was the next server up and she lead a Lompoc rally that gave the Cabrillo bench a seriously high pucker factor.

Herrera's first serve was a tractor shot that climbed over the net tape and fell in for a ace. Ehh, Ok, lucky shot, still 24-17. The next serve the Conqs missed on the return, followed by Herrera dropping an ace right on the sideline. 24-19. Cabrillo returned the next one, but Jaslyn Villagomez tipped it back over the net for another Lompoc point - 24-20. Really?!? Cabrillo Time OUT ! Settle down, get one point and we are done - OK, ladies? Nope again. Herrera dropped in a beautiful old-style ace for 24-21, and then did it again !! 24-22. A Braves miss finally ended the match, but both coaching staffs probably could have used some blood pressure medication.

In addition to the aforementioned girls, Cabrillo Coach Brittany Skinner also praised the play of Natalie Kovach ("awesome serving") and Kailey Stevens ("all-around good play, and dominated the front row").

The Start of Volleyball Week and Other Tales

Today we had Girls Volleyball matches at both local schools, the Annual Lompoc - Cabrillo contest at the 'Club', Girls Tennis for both local sides, and a few notes. And if you are reading this on Wednesday, 19 Sept. 2012 - Happy International "Talk Like A Pirate" Day !!

Girls Volleyball 

Tuesday, 18 Sept. 2012
at Paisola Pavillion/Bryan Ayer Court
Lompoc 3, Santa Maria 0
[25-23, 25-13, 25-16]

After a see-saw and very competitive 1st game, it was a relatively easy win for the home-standing Braves.
In that 1st game there were 5 lead changes and 9 ties as each team put together several mini-runs. Lompoc created a 15-11 advantage with an ace, but turned the serve over on the next point with a service error. The Saints worked their way back - taking leads of 18-16, and 21- 18. Then a combination of Lompoc hitting and Santa Maria handling errors allowed the Braves to outscore the Saints 7-2 down the stretch.

In Game 2, Lompoc quickly took a 4-1 lead, and although the Saints were able to close to within 2-3 points a few times, the last at 9-7. The Braves then hit the gas with serving runs by Micalah Herrigal, Lauren Powell, and Heidi Chavez pushing the score to 21-10. Lompoc then mixed aces, kills, & service errors to swap points for a while, but closed it out with a kill by Powell.

The Braves were helped by a pair rotation violation penalties that were odd, at least in the opinion of Santa Maria Head Coach Kurt Mahelona. "They called a violation on us and messed us all up, and then called another one on us and put us back in the same rotation we were in before they called the first one." There were a number of the somewhat rare violations called on both teams during the match.

Lompoc again took an early lead in Game 3, but squandered several opportunities, allowing Santa Maria to close to within two (9-7). A flurry of misadventures followed, with neither side able to string much together, and the Saints still down two (14-12). It fell to the Braves Carrie Rodriguez to restore order from the service line, which she did - winning 5 consecutive points. It was soon 23-14, but Lompoc stumbled again at the end  until Chyanne Thomas ended the match with a kill.

Braves Head Coach Aaron Batula wasn't ready to pass out a bunch of gold stars just yet though - "Well, we played better and were more focused. And we served really well, but we were a bit sloppy and we need to clean that up." One thing he did like was that the girls "Maintained composure and played very well through the noise." Mahelona was more succint - "I wish we had shown up.", adding "We just weren't ready mentally.".

Santa Maria did not furnish any stats, although several girls, including Mana Onofre, appeared to play well.
Lompoc: Brittany Balusan 10 kills; Chyanne Thomas 9 kills; Heidi Chavez 22 assists, 4 aces; Lauren Powell 5 aces; Jenna Grossini 4 kills.

Junior Varsity/Frosh
The JV squad improved their record to 6-2 with 2-1 [25-14, 24-26, 15-5] victory over the Saints. Head Coach 'Monie' Thomas specifically noted the serving of Lexie Barbossa & Yoshi Montelongo, the hitting of Angel Lashore, the defense of Arianna Espinosa & Yolanda Aguiano, and the net game of Alivia Sawyer. The Freshmen fell in two (17-25, 8-25).

at Cabrillo
Santa Ynez 3, Cabrillo 0 [25-19, 25-17, 29-27]   STORY 
The Conqs made it interesting at times, but the Pirates pulled it out.
It was a program sweep for the visiting Santa Ynez Pirates as the Frosh and JV both won 2-0.

Pirates: Kelly Krivulka 12 kills; Alexandra Carlson 34 assists; Ashley Carroll 12 digs; Susanna Cole 7 kills; Megan Schumer 5 kills; Ariel Johnson 5 kills; Kelsie Femlaid 3 kills.
Conqs: Lauren Pluim 10 kills; Fallon Wynne 6 kills; Brianna Farley 5 kills; Marissa Reyna 4 kills.

Other LPL
Templeton 3, Morro Bay 0 [25-14, 25-14, 25-16]
Eagles (5-1, 2-0 LPL): Heather Fields 10 kills, 3 aces; Autumn Russell 9 kills, 3aces; Lindsey Wyatt 20 digs, 2 aces; Sydney Roth 29 assists.

The Eagles had no trouble with this group of Pirates, but can they do anything with the other Pirates - those pesky ones from Santa Ynez ? Then there's the Nipomo Titans ...

Nipomo 3, Orcutt Academy 0 [25-15, 25-12, 25-4]
Titans (7-0): Cristina Ozzimo 27 assists, 11 aces, 17 consecutive serves in G3; Paige Waymire 14 kills, 2 aces; Sarah Stahl 13 digs; Kiana Worth 9 kills, 3 aces; Taylor Nevitt 7 aces, 6 kills.

The Titans used the LPL bye to thump the Spartans.

Monday, 17 Sept. 2012

at Hofschulte Gym
St. Joseph 3, Lompoc 0
[25-15, 25-16, 25-21]

Knights: Devin Beebe 12 kills; Haley Grant 10 kills, 5 blocks; Shannon Swaim 27 digs; Katie Drewniak 26 assists.
Braves: Chyanne Thomas 6 kills, 3 aces; Brittany Balusan 6 kills; Heidi Chavez 18 assists, Becca Davis 3 aces.

Junior Varsity
Lompoc 2, St Joseph 0 [29-27, 25-22]
The Braves showed some mental toughness and intestinal fortitude as they refused to wilt under a relentless Knights attack, taking the match in straight, but not easy, sets.

Girls Golf

Tuesday, 18 Sept. 2012
at the Village Country Club
CABRILLO 270, LOMPOC 334

The Conquistadors showed off their advantages in depth, experience, and home course knowledge on Tuesday - although both sides continued the trend of close inspection of the treed portions of the site. Four groups of girls completed the circuit of the front nine - three scoring groups and a group of 'alternates'. Another group (3 Conqs, 1 Brave) went the usual JV training distance of 4 holes. The 4 JV girls going the longer distance have made it interesting for both coaches in the future, since all 4 posted rounds that would have been in the scoring mix in the varsity match-up.

Karen Santamaria scored her 2nd individual win in as many rounds - shooting the only score in the 40's (49) to take Medalist Honors. Her teammate Roselei Redrick was 2nd with a 51. Saranda Vickery, who had a really nice approach shot at nine, led the Braves with a 57. Both teams also posted significantly lower totals than last Thursday's LPL meet.

Cabrillo [270]:  Jaqueline McDonough 57, Karen Santamaria 49, Roselei Redrick 51, Gaby Baumgardner 56, Kelsie Merrick 57, Christina Sawyer 61. Alternates - Raquel Caballero 61, Bailey Belluz 62.

Braves [334]: Selena Krisher 68, Nicole Flores 72, Saranda Vickery 57, Moriah Decker 71, Mackenzee Chambers 66, Celeste Kamery 72. Alternates - Ivette Ordaz 68, Jasmine Martinez 68.



Monday, 17 Sept. 2012
at Monarch Dunes [Nipomo]
Nipomo 238, Morro Bay 270

Titans: Courtney Cuzick 44, Ashley Ruiz 46, Christine DeLabey 47, Paige Johnson 50, Ashley Gonzales 51.
Pirates: Jennifer Baltimore 41 [Medalist], Michelle Cordova 48, Lily Keogh 52, Miranda Galindo 64, Lizzie Sharpe 65.

at Alisal River Course [Solvang]
Santa Ynez 318, Santa Maria 326
Pirates [318]: Jenny Andreas 49, Bryana Schuyler 65, Lauren Porcher 67, Rebecca Rodriguez 67, Molly Callaghan 70.
Saints [326]: Selina Ybarra 59, Angela Quintero 61, April Gomez 67, Amee Cuenca 68, Diana Ordaz 71.

at Rancho Maria
Righetti 242, Orcutt Academy 276

Football News

Just a few notes before things get started this week:

1) The Conqs have decided to host their game this week on THURSDAY . The Frosh play at Santa Maria (4 pm), the JV (4 pm) and Varsity (7pm) at Huyck. As a further note, this game will not be broadcast on TAP-TV, but will be covered here on LLR.

2) The Lompoc games will be on Friday -JV 4 pm & Var 7 pm, with the latter being broadcast as the TAP-TV "Game of the Week".

3) It was great to see Nikko Hayes honored as Male Athlete of the Week at the NSBC Athletic Roundtable on Monday! The Lompoc senior is one of the unsung heroes of the Braves resurgence in recent years. Lompoc has tremendous depth at the running back position, many of whom are starting on defense, but who could start in the backfield for almost any other area teams. I really hope that these guys (ie Nikko Hays, Rafael Arrellano, Keith Joseph) get a looksie at the next level. Nikko was honored for last Friday's efforts when, as the Braves #4 back, behind Coleman, Cornejo, and Flores, he tore up the previously undefeated Chargers for 170 yards and 2 TD's on just 13 carries - in addition to playing his usual stellar defense.

Girls Tennis

at Templeton
Cabrillo 14, Templeton 4
Conqs (4-2, 2-1): Singles [5-4] - Kelsey Atkin 2-1 (2-6, unk,6-0), Ricky Patel 2-1 (3-6,6-0,6-3), Julie de Vonage 1-2 (3-6, 1-6, 6-2). Doubles [9-0] - Audriana Laporte/Kayla Sandoval 3-0 (6-1,6-1,6-1), Emily Wasson/Morgan Coffin 3-0 (6-3,6-1,6-1), Maddie McDonough/Krystal DeLos Reyes 3-0 (6-4,6-1,6-1).
Templeton (Unk, 2-2): Singles - Lauren Shin 3-0, Jennifer Huffachor 1-2, Ashley Barnes 0-3. Doubles - Liz Kuhlermann/Michaela Kirk 0-3, Laura Cates/Ashley Stevens 0-3, Quinn Ricigliano/Lana Borges 0-3.

Junior Varsity (at Cabrillo)
Cabrillo 12, Templeton 6

at Santa Ynez
Santa Ynez 15, Lompoc 3
Pirates (5-2, 3-0): Singles [7-2] Kat Rocha 2-0 (6-2,6-0), Gillian Barba 0-192-6), Katy Voorhis 2-0 (6-1,6-0), Lyndsey Neely 1-0 (6-1), Tyler Bunderson 2-1(2-6,6-06-2). Doubles - Reagan Mroz/Bree Jensen 3-0 (6-1,6-0,6-1); Paige Lockhart/Morgan Laughlin 3-0 (6-0, 6-0, 6-0), Shane Sorenson/Kameren Mikkelsen 2-1 (3-6, 6-0,6-2).
Braves (unk, 2-2): Singles - Emily Gracyk 1-2 , Erica Gracyk 1-2, Stephanie Bobadilla 0-3. Doubles - Janett Ruiz/Marrielle Tabin 1-2, Melanie Esparza/Genesis Garza 0-3, Marisol Villalobos/Maria Chavez 0-3.

Other LPL (Partial Info)
Santa Maria 15, Nipomo 3
Saints: (3-3, 2-2): Singles [8-1] - Hannah Lingren 2-0, Caija McNeil 2-0, Brittany Gomez 2-0, Rosiele Angkahan 1-0, Leslie Huitron 1-0.
Titans (0-5, 0-3): Singles - Kelly Barrett 1 win. Doubles - Kelly Springfield/Gianna Abatti 2-1, Nichole Johnson/Bekah Archambeault 1 win.

Morro Bay 11, Coast Union 7
Pirates (2-4): Claire Vogel/Skye Schwellenbach 3-0 (6-1, 6-3, 6-2).
Broncos (1-5): Alex Zaragoza 3-0 (6-0, 6-1, 6-3).

LPL Thursday (3:30 pm) - Santa Maria at Cabrillo, Nipomo at Lompoc,

LPL Boys Water Polo

at Santa Ynez
Santa Ynez 21, Nipomo 4
Pirates (3-2,1-0): Greg Hatchell 5 goals, Eric Illes 4 goals, Thomas Huddle 4 goals, Karl Fredrickson 3 goals, Antonio Barret/Sam Pappas/Graham Mueller/John Lastra/Cody Parker - 1 goal each. Jordan Yarnell 8 saves.
Titans (0-1): Brian Araujo 2 goals, Nelchar De La Garza 1 goal, Zac Miller 1 goal.

One would tend to think that this makes it a tad bit unlikely that the Titans will repeat as LPL champs.

Cross Country - 25th Ojai Inv

Just a quick blurb and links for now, will provide more later.

Looks like the locals ran ok, but it also looks like the heat beat the field. The organisers don't compile team results, but almost everybody else tallies them up anyway.


The Results for the 25th Ojai Invitational hosted at Lake Casitas by Ventura HS on 15 September 2012 can be found at the following links -

Boys - Large School [193 runners]

Girls - Large School [118  runners]

Boys - Small School [361 runners]

Girls - Small School  [221 runners]

Area teams in the large school divisions included - Righetti, Dos Pueblos, Ventura, Newbury Park, Oxnard, Channel Islands, Pacifica.

Teams in the small school divisions:
SB County - Lompoc, Cabrillo, Santa Ynez, Orcutt Academy, Santa Maria, St Joseph, Providence Hall (SB), Santa Barbara, Carpinteria

SLO County -  Morro Bay, Atascadero, San Luis Obispo,  Mission Prep (SLO).

Ventura County - Nordhoff, Fillmore, Thatcher, Hueneme, Heritage Christian, St. Bonaventure.

Out of Area - Taft, Viewpoint (Calabasas)

Santamaria Leads Cabrillo To Victory Over Orcutt

GIRLS GOLF

At Village Country Club 
[Front 9 - Par 36, Double Par Rule in Effect]

Cabrillo 310, Orcutt Academy 318

The Conquistadors hosted this very friendly rematch on an absolutely gorgeous Friday afternoon at "The Club". It was so amicable that CHS Head Coach Dave Schroeder gave many of his regulars the day off after they braved the La Purisima course on Thursday en route to a tournament topping tie. It was an especially popular decision since it gave several girls a shot at a varsity letter.

For a variety of reasons, Orcutt's Carl Cudworth also had several of his top girls missing from an already young squad, so the team that took to the links consisted of 1 junior, 1 sophomore, and 4 freshmen. The sophomore, Maddie Cross, was the Medalist from the August 28th contest at VCC when Cabrillo was also missing 4 of it's regulars. In an "amazing coincidence", Cross is the grand-daughter of CHS' Schroeder. This day, however, would belong to Karen Santamaria.

Most of the competitors spent so much time in the trees, some began to wonder if Coach Schroeder was leading one of his horticulture classes on a forestry expedition, and Santamaria was no exception. What she did, though, was a very good job of playing herself out of trouble.

Scrambling, scuffling, whatever you want to call it, she kept her composure, and kept making shots. Good shots. Some incredibly good shots. Like the shot on the 6th from over in the right-hand trees.  She drilled it straight down the back of the tree row, then curved it into a gap between two trees, and plopped into the fairway just short of the green.

The lead foursome of the day - Santamaria, Cross, Kathryn O'Niel, and Cristina Sawyer, all played well enough to have a chance at Medalist Honors, but each seemed to have a 'fatal flaw' on Friday. Santamaria struggled off the tee. Sawyer, who was killing drives all day, appeared to be playing with a force field over the green. Cross would inexplicably find a tree at odd moments, and O'Neil, who was perhaps the most consistent shot maker on the day, had one really bad hole early in the round. Karen Santamaria managed her recovery from problems the best and came out on top.

As good as that group was, though, the best foursome on the course Friday was the gathering of deer in the copse of trees just west of the 7th tees.

Cabrillo [310]: Karen Santamaria 53, Cristina Sawyer 64, Devan McCune 62, Aiden Badua 65, Adia Hernandez 67, Haley Holloway 66.

Orcutt Academy [318]: Maddie Cross 55, Kathryn O'Niel 58, Ariana Manzo 70, Sydnee Engel 70, Sienna Pita 66, Melissa Wehlander 69.

Football Week 3 (Game #4)

SCORES 

Friday, September 14th

LOMPOC  31, Dos Pueblos  14
Arroyo Grande 35, CABRILLO  7
Carpinteria 33,  Santa Ynez  18
Pioneer Valley 34, Santa Maria 7
Nordhoff 56, Nipomo 13
San Luis Obispo 35, Morro Bay 14
Templeton 14, Coalinga 13

Valencia 48, Righetti 9
St. Joseph 22, Palma (Salinas) 7
Paso Robles 42, Madera 27

St. Bonaventure (Ventura) 56, Atascadero 23
Santa Barbara 26, Rio Mesa (Oxnard) 14
San Marcos (Santa Barbara) 40, Hueneme (Oxnard) 20
Mission Prep (SLO) 52, Sage Hill (Newport Beach) 0

Ventura  10, Saugus 7
Oxnard  20, Buena (Ventura) 10
Calabasas  51, Oak Park  20
Camarillo 50, Burroughs (Burbank) 13
Oaks Christian (Westlake Village) 44, Chaminade (West Hills) 30
Moorpark 28, Newbury Park 27
Royal (Simi Valley) 31, Channel Islands (Oxnard) 0
Fillmore 35, Santa Paula 18
Thousand Oaks 28, West Ranch (Valencia) 10
Simi Valley 14, Pacifica (Oxnard) 7
La Serna (Whittier) 38, Westlake (Westlake Village) 9

8 MAN
Thacher (Ojai) 46, Faith Baptist (Canoga Park) 34
Valley Christian Academy (Santa Maria) 75 Hillcrest Christian (Thousand Oaks) 36

Saturday, September 15th

Bishop Diego (Santa Barbara) 53, Santa Clara (Oxnard) 7
Flintridge Prep (La Canada) 48 Villanova Prep (Ojai) 8

8 MAN
Cuyama Valley (New Cuyama) 66, Westmark (Encino) 28
Dunn (Los Olivos) 42, Maricopa  16
Coast Union (Cambria) 68, Pacific Lutheran (Torrance) 16
Shandon (CA) 61, Alpaugh (CA) 21

STANDINGS

Santa Barbara/San Luis Obisbo Counties

Los Padres (Div IV) [7]: LOMPOC 0-0, 4-0; Templeton 0-0, 3-1; Morro Bay 0-0, 2-2;
  Santa Maria 0-0, 1-2; CABRILLO (Lompoc) 0-0, 1-3; Nipomo 0-0, 0-4; Santa Ynez 0-0, 0-4.

Pac-7 (Div III) [7]: Arroyo Grande 0-0, 3-1; Paso Robles 0-0, 2-1; St. Joseph (Santa Maria) 0-0, 2-1;   Atascadero 0-0, 2-2; Pioneer Valley (Santa Maria) 0-0, 2-2; San Luis Obispo 0-0, 2-2; Righetti [Ernest] (Santa Maria) 0-0, 1-3.

Channel (Div IV) [5]: Dos Pueblos (Goleta) 0-0, 3-1; Santa Barbara 0-0, 3-1; Ventura 0-0, 3-1;
Buena (Ventura) 0-0, 1-3; San Marcos (Santa Barbara) 0-0, 1-3.

Tri-Valley  (Div X) [5]: Bishop Diego [Garcia] (Santa Barbara) 0-0, 4-0; Nordhoff (Ojai) 0-0, 4-0;
Carpinteria 0-0, 2-2; Oak Park 0-0, 2-2; Santa Paula 0-0, 1-3.

Freelance [of 4] (Div XIII): Mission Prep (San Luis Obispo) 4-0

Other Ventura County, etc

Pacific View (Div IV) [6]: Camarillo [Adolfo] (Camarillo) 0-0, 2-1; Oxnard 0-0, 2-1; Channel Islands (Oxnard) 0-0, 1-2; Pacifica (Oxnard) 0-0, 1-2; Rio Mesa (Oxnard) 0-0, 1-2; Hueneme (Oxnard) 0-0, 0-4.

Frontier (Div XII): Fillmore  0-0, 3-1; Santa Clara (Oxnard) 0-0, 2-2; Grace Brethren (Simi Valley) 0-0, 1-2; Malibu 0-0, 1-2; Villanova Prep (Ojai) 0-0, 0-3.

Marmonte/East (Div I) [5]: St. Bonaventure (Ventura) 0-0, 4-0; Royal (Simi Valley) 0-0, 3-0; Westlake (Westlake Village) 0-0, 3-1; Simi Valley 0-0, 2-1; Newbury Park 0-0, 2-2.

Marmonte/West (Div I) [5]: Oaks Christian (Westlake Village) 0-0, 4-0; Moorpark 0-0, 3-0; Thousand Oaks 0-0, 3-1; Agoura 0-0, 2-2; Calabasas 0-0, 1-2.

Other Div IV

Ocean (Div IV) [6]: Culver City 0-0, 2-1; Santa Monica 0-0, 2-1; Morningside (Inglewood) 0-0, 2-2; Beverly Hills 0-0, 1-2; Inglewood 0-0, 1-2; Hawthorne 0-0, 1-3.

Mission (Div IV) [6]: Cathedral (Los Angeles) 0-0, 4-0; Serra [Junipero] (Gardena) 0-0, 4-0; Chaminade (West Hills) 0-0, 3-1; Harvard-Westlake (North Hollywood) 0-0, 3-1; St. Francis (La Canada) 0-0, 2-1; St. Paul (Santa Fe Springs) 0-0, 1-2.

8 Man

Condor [5]: Coast Union (Cambria) 0-0, 3-0; Thacher (Ojai) 0-0, 2-0; Dunn (Los Olivos) 0-0, 1-0; Cate (Carpinteria) 0-0, 1-1; Laguna Blanca (Santa Barbara) 0-0, 1-1.

Coast Valley [4]: Valley Christian Academy [VCA] (Santa Maria) 0-0, 3-0; Cuyama Valley (New Cuyama) 0-0, 2-1; Shandon 0-0, 2-1; Maricopa 0-0, 0-3.Note: North County Christian (Atascadero) is not fielding a team this season.

Freelance [2 of 9 teams include]:

Orcutt Academy 1-2; Ojai Valley 0-0

Others Ventura (var. Leagues)
Hillcrest Christian (Thousand Oaks) 1-2

"But I don't want to be a target."

 Thursday we had the start of LPL Girls Golf and Girls Volleyball, including a BIG surprise. Girls Tennis continued LPL play, Boys Water Polo saw several LPL/Pac7 contests, and there 3 local Frosh/JV football games.

LPL GIRLS GOLF

Jenny Andreas is a petite and personable Santa Ynez High School senior. On Thursday she also demonstrated calm efficiency, some steely nerves, and a pretty good golf game. She battled the course, the elements- it was a tad windy, and tough opposition to take Medalist Honors (47) in the first LPL event of the season. Jennifer Baltimore (Morro Bay) was in the same foursome and fought her down the stretch, but came up a stroke short. Cabrillo's Karen Santamaria was two groups back on the course, but was also just one stroke back in the scoring column.

Andreas, a 3 year player for the Pirates, acknowledged the conditions were difficult, but just barely - rating the course difficulty on the day as "maybe a seven". While conceding that she had established herself as the player to beat in the LPL, that wasn't her priority - "I don't want to be a target, I just want to have fun out there." And though she said it with a hint of a pout and a bit of a feigned whine, I believe her. I also believe that Miss Andreas regards winning as a lot of fun.

Cabrillo and Nipomo tied for the team title, but the Conquistadores had the better 6th score. Santa Ynez took the 3rd spot.

LPL Tournament #1 [13 Sept 2012]
At La Purisima Golf Course (Lompoc)
[Front nine, Par- 36]

CABRILLO [268:] 
Jacqueline McDonough 52, Karen Santamaria 48, Roselei Redrick 51, Gaby Baumgardner 53, Kelsie Merrick 65, Christina Sawyer 64.

LOMPOC [347]:
Selena Krisher 70, Esmeralda Martinez 72, Mackenzee Chambers 65, Celeste Kamery 72, Moriah Decker 70, Nicole Flores 70.

MORRO BAY [282]: 
Jennifer Baltimore 48, Michelle Cordova 53, Lily Keogh 56, Holly Requa 67, Jamie James 59, Danielle Ramos 66.

NIPOMO [268]:  
Courtney Cuzick 53, Ashley Gonzales 53, Ashley Ruiz 54, Christine Delabey 52, Paige Johnson 68, Katie Marke 68.

SANTA MARIA [327]:  
Selina Ybarra 67, Amee Cuenca 61, Angela Ouintero 62, April Gomez 71, Sabrina Arcos 71, Diana Ordaz 66.

SANTA YNEZ [297]:
Jenny Andreas 47, JinAi Jones 63, Alana Jones 60, Laura Fullmer 61, Molly Callaghan 66, Bryana Schuyler  70.  

LPL GIRLS TENNIS

At Dave Bickmore Courts

Lompoc's #3 singles player, Erica Gracyk, won a narrow tiebreak victory in the last set of the day to post one of only two sweeps. The Braves #1 Doubles duo, Janett Ruiz & Mariana Soto, had the other.

Lompoc 14, Morro Bay 4
Lompoc: Singles (7-2) - Emily Gracyk 2-1 [3-6,6-1,6-1], Marielle Tabin 2-1 [2-6,7-5,6-0], Erica Gracyk 3-0 [7-6 (7-5),6-2,6-1]. Doubles (7-2) - Janett Ruiz/Mariana Soto 3-0 [6-4,6-1,6-0], Collette Campitelli/Noemi Diaz 2-1 [6-2,5-7,6-0], Melanie Esparza/Genesis Garza [2-6,6-4,7-5].

Morro Bay: Singles - Sierra Wilson 2-1, Tess Badrigian 0-3, Amanda Newport 0-3. Doubles - Clare Vogel/Skye Schwellenback 1-2, Sarah Kens/June Jansen 1-2, Lia Korisnel/Allison Lamb 0-2, Rachel Mackie/Allison Lamb 0-1.


Junior Varsity
Lompoc 18, Morro Bay 7
No other information available


At Cabrillo High School

The normally strong Conq doubles crew was overpowered in this one, and a pair of singles subs earned points

Orcutt Academy 14, Cabrillo 4
Spartans: Singles (6-3) - Sarah Hull 2-1, Zoe Hull 3-0, Joselain Vais 1-2. Doubles (8-1) - Madi Ortiz/Madie Seeds 3-0, Allyssa Leventis/Alex Lopez 2-1, Katey Ortiz/Josaline Bashline 3-0.

Conqs: Singles (3-6) - Kelsey Atkin 1-2, Ricky Patel 0-2, Haylee Thomas 1-0, Kaeli Jones 0-2, Maelin Nakasawa 1-0. Doubles (1-8) - Audrianna LaPorte/Kayla Sandoval 0-3, Alex Siefe/Morgan Coffin 1-1, Emily Wasson/Morgan Williams 0-1, Maddie McDonough/Krystal DelosReyes 0-3.

Junior Varsity (at Hancock JC)
Cabrillo 11, Orcutt Academy 7
No other information available


Other LPL Scores
Templeton 10, Nipomo 8
Another singles/doubles struggle, with the Eagles winning 8 of 9 in singles and the winless Titans taking 7 of 9 in doubles. Nipomo received sweeps from doubles duos Kelly Springfield/Gianna Abatti and Bekah Archambeault/Nicole Johnson.

Santa Ynez 15, Santa Maria 3
Kat Rocha took 2 sets without losing a game for the Pirates, while Daisy Lomeli/Sussana Reyes won 2 of the Saints 3 points.

Boys Water Polo

We can, report that Lompoc HS has hired a new BWP coach, and he has cleared all the administrative hurdles. Jeff Storie, manager of the COLAC, has recently begun working with the team.

Thursday in the pool, however, was not the best day the LPL has ever had ....

San Luis Obispo 9, Cabrillo 8
(JV - Score not reported)
Righetti 18, Santa Ynez 4
Paso Robles 15, Nipomo 1
Morro Bay 13, Atascadero 6

LPL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

Cabrillo cruised Morro Bay, Lompoc, according to their coaches under-performed against Templeton, and *** Big News*** Santa Ynez lost a league contest for the 1st time in Chip Fenenga's 7 year reign as Head Coach.


At Bryan Ayer Court
Neither Varsity Head Coach Aaron Batula nor JV helm Monie Thomas were happy with their teams performances, apart from the 1st game of each match. Both units need to clean up mistakes an improve their consistency, according to the coaches. Conversely, the Frosh actually played better in game 2.

Templeton 3, Lompoc 0
[25-22, 25-11, 25-13]   STORY
Eagles (4-1, 1-0): Lindsay Wyatt-24 digs/16 passes; Sydney Roth-16 assists/ 4 aces; Mari Stewart- 9 kills/13 digs; Heather Fields- 10 kills/3 aces.
Braves: Becca Davis 15 digs, Heidi Chavez 12 assists, Chyanne Thomas 6 kills.

Junior Varsity
Templeton 2, Lompoc 0 [25-20, 25-10]

Freshmen
Templeton 2, Lompoc 0 [25-4, 25-21]

At Morro Bay
Only very limited Info provided
Cabrillo 3, Morro Bay 1


Junior Varsity
Cabrillo 2, Morro Bay 0

Freshmen
Cabrillo 2, Morro Bay 0

Other LPL Scores

Nipomo  3, Santa Ynez 1
[25-22, 25-17, 24-26, 25-22]
Titans (6-0, 1-0): Cristina Ozzimo 49 assists/6 kills/3 aces; Paige Waymire 32 assists/13 digs/3 aces; Sarah Stahl 34 digs; Kiana Worth 10 kills; Sammi Baker 2 blocks; Taylor Nevitt 2 blocks.
Pirates (3-3, 0-1): Taylor Nation 9 kills/2 blocks; Ariel Johnston 7 kills.

JV/Frosh Football

At Huyck Stadium
They were not as close as the scores would indicate.

Junior Varsity 
Lompoc 41, Dos Pueblos 8

Freshmen
Lompoc 57, Dos Pueblos 7

At Doug Hitchen Stadium

Freshmen
Arroyo Grande 34, Cabrillo 8

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Volleyball Last Weekend

There were two tournaments over the weekend involving large numbers of central coast area teams - one in San Luis Obispo/Morro Bay & the other in Santa Barbara.

San Luis Obispo Midstate Girls Volleyball Tournament

This tournament involved 32 teams in three major stages - seeding pool play, division pool play, and a Championship round (4 different levels) of single-elimination brackets.

Friday's initial round consisted of 8 pools (mostly of 4 teams ) engaged in round-robin competition. On Saturday, the top teams were then grouped into the "Gold Division" and the bottom squads into the "Silver Division". Teams were again divided into pools for second round play within each division. The top two teams in each of the new pools then advanced to the 'Division Championship' and the bottom two teams in each new pool went into the 'Division Consolation' brackets.

Participating teams came from all around the state, but can generally be grouped into three clusters - SLO County teams, SB County teams, and 'out-of-area' teams. Each initial pool generally consisted of 1-2 teams from each cluster. [Note: LPL= Color, Other SB/SLO Co = Bold, Ventura Co = Italics]

Round 1 (Friday, 7 Sep 2012)

Pool A -SLO New Gym, Court 1
Game 1- Camarillo def Santa Ynez 3-0 (25-21, 19-25, 15-9)
Game 2- San Marcos def Sunnyside 2-0 (25-12, 25-21)
Game 3- Camarillo def Atascadero 2-0 (26-24, 25-19)
Game 4- San Marcos def Santa Ynez 2-0 (25-14, 25-20)
Game 5- Atascadero def Sunnyside 2-0 (25-23, 25-21)
Game 6- Camarillo def San Marcos 2-1 (25-20, 19-25, 15-13)
Game 7- Santa Ynez def Sunnyside 2-1 (25-19, 24-26, 15-13)

Camarillo 3-0 (6-2), San Marcos 2-1 (5-2), Atascadero 1-1 (2-2) , Santa Ynez 1-2 (3-5), Sunnyside 0-3 (1-6)

Pool B -SLO New Gym, Court 2
Game 1- San Luis Obisbo def Hueneme 2-0 (25-11, 25-13)
Game 2- Oak Park def Andrew Hill 2-0 (25-14, 25-15)
Game 3- San Luis Obisbo def Andrew Hill 2-0 (25-15, 25-7)
Game 4- Oak Park def Hueneme 2-0 (25-12, 25-19)
Game 5- Andrew Hill def Hueneme 2-0 (25-14, 25-22)
Game 6- San Luis Obisbo def Oak Park (25-14, 25-17)

SLO 3-0 (6-0), Oak Park 2-1 (4-2), A.Hill 1-2 (2-4), Hueneme 0-3 (0-6)

Pool C -SLO New Gym, Court 3
Game 1- Frontier def Rio Mesa 2-0 (25-17, 25-17)
Game 2- Logan def Paso Robles 2-0 (25-15, 25-18)
Game 3- Frontier def Paso Robles 2-0 (25-15, 25-16)
Game 4- Rio Mesa def Logan 2-1(25-22, 20-25, 15-4)
Game 5- Paso Robles def Rio Mesa 2-0 (25-20, 25-23)
Game 6- Frontier def Logan 2-0 (25-10, 25-3)

Frontier 3-0 (6-0), Logan 1-2 (3-4), Paso Robles 1-2 (2-4), Rio Mesa 1-2 (2-5)

Pool D -SLO Old Gym, Court 4
Game 1- Oxnard def Trabucco Hills 2-1 (25-23, 23-25, 15-13)
Game 2- Sanger def Nipomo 2-0 (25-13, 25-20)
Game 3- Trabucco Hills def Nipomo 2-0 (25-19, 25-23)
Game 4- Oxnard def Sanger 2-0 (25-21, 25-16)
Game 5- Oxnard def Nipomo 2-0 (25-22, 25-17)
Game 6- Trabucco Hills def Sanger 2-0 (25-22, 25-22)

Oxnard 3-0 (6-1), Trabucco Hills 2-1 (5-2), Sanger 1-2 (2-4),  Nipomo 0-3 (0-6)

Pool E - Taylor Gym
Game 1- Saugus def Rocklin 2-0 (25-19, 26-24)
Game 2- Moorpark def Templeton 2-0 (25-20, 25-17)
Game 3- Rocklin def Templeton 2-0 (25-17, 25-22)
Game 4- Moorpark def Saugus 2-1 (24-26, 25-22, 15-12)
Game 5- Saugus def Templeton 2-0 (25-13, 25-6)
Game 6- Rocklin def Moorpark 2-1 (27-25, 22-25, 15-13)

Saugus 2-1 (5-2), Moorpark 2-1 (5-3), Rocklin 2-1 (4-3),Templeton 0-3 (0-6)

Pool F -MB Gym, Court 1
Game 1- CV Chrn def Arroyo Grande 2-0 (25-22, 25-18)
Game 2- La Reina def Newbury Park 2-1 (21-25, 25-20, 15-6)
Game 3- Arroyo Grande def Newbury Park 2-0 (25-18, 25-17)
Game 4- CV Chrn def La Reina 2-0 (25-18, 25-9)
Game 5- CV Chrn def Newbury Park 2-0 (25-18, 25-11)
Game 6- La Reina def Arroyo Grande 2-0 (25-17, 25-17)

Cerritos Vlly. Chrn. 3-0 (6-0), La Reina 2-1 (4-3), Arroyo Grande 1-2 (2-4), Newbury Park 0-3 (1-6)

Pool G -MB Gym, Court 2
Game 1- Ventura def Morro Bay 2-0 (25-7, 25-6)
Game 2- Oaks Chrn. def Morro Bay 2-0 (25-10, 25-11)
Game 3- Ventura def Oaks Chrn. 2-0 (25-16, 25-16)

Ventura 2-0 (4-0), Oaks Chrn. 1-1 (2-2), Morro Bay 0-2 (0-4)

Pool H -MB Gym, Court 3
Game 1- Otay Ranch def Tokay 2-1 (23-25, 25-13, 15-7)
Game 2- Buena def Hanford West 2-0 (25-14, 25-11)
Game 3- Otay Ranch def Hanford West 2-1 (25-18, 18-25, 16-14)
Game 4- Buena def Tokay 2-0 (25-13, 25-16)
Game 5- Tokay def def Hanford West 2-1 (22-25, 25-14, 15-9)
Game 6- Buena def Otay Ranch 2-0 (25-20, 25-21)

Buena 3-0 (6-0), Otay Ranch 2-1 (4-4), Tokay 1-2 (3-5), Hanford West 0-3 (2-6)

Round 2 (Saturday, 8 Sep 2012)

Pool A -SLO New Gym, Court 1
Game 1- Ventura def Logan 2-0 (25-11, 25-17)
Game 2- SLO def Otay Ranch 2-0 (25-12, 25-17)
Game 3- Ventura def Otay Ranch 2-0 (25-20, 25-21)
Game 4- SLO def Logan 2-0 (25-18, 25-17)
Game 5- Otay Ranch def Logan 2-0 (25-21, 25-17)
Game 6- SLO def Ventura 2-1 (25-21,12-25, 15-11)

SLO 3-0 (6-1),Ventura 2-1 (5-2), Otay Ranch 1-2 (2-4, Logan 0-3 (0-6)

Pool B -SLO New Gym, Court 2
Game 1- Saugus def San Marcos 2-0 (25-20, 25-14)
Game 2- Oaks Chrn def Oxnard 2-0 (25-19, 25-17)
Game 3- Oaks Chrn def Saugus 2-0 (25-19, 25-21)
Game 4- San Marcos def Oxnard 2-0 (25-19, 25-18)
Game 5- Oaks Chrn def San Marcos 2-0 (25-18, 25-19)
Game 6- Oxnard def Saugus 2-1 (21-25, 25-20, 15-13)

Oaks Chrn. 3-0 (6-0), Saugus 1-2 (3-4), San Marcos 1-2 (2-4), Oxnard 1-2 (2-5)

Pool C -SLO New Gym, Court 3
Game 1- Trabucco Hills def CVC 2-0 (25-20, 25-18)
Game 2- Oak Park def Camarillo 2-0 (26-24, 25-19)
Game 3- Oak Park def  CVC 2-1 (14-25, 25-23, 15-11)
Game 4- Trabucco Hills def Camarillo 2-0 (25-15, 25-14)
Game 5- Trabucco Hills def Oak Park 2-0 (25-16, 25-23)
Game 6- CVC def Camarillo 2-0 (25-18, 25-16)

Trabucco Hills 3-0 (6-0), Oak Park 2-1 (4-3), CV Chrn 1-2 (3-4), Camarillo 0-3 (0-6).

Pool D -SLO Old Gym, Court 4 
Game 1- Buena def Moorpark 2-0 (25-21, 25-21)
Game 2- Frontier def La Reina 2-0 (25-10, 25-15)
Game 3- Buena def La Reina 2-1 (20-25, 25-22, 15-13)
Game 4- Frontier def Moorpark 2-1 (25-14, 22-25, 15-13)
Game 5- La Reina def Moorpark 2-1 (21-25, 25-20, 18-16)
Game 6- Frontier def Buena 2-0 (25-9, 25-17)

 Frontier 3-0 (6-1), Buena 2-1 (4-3), La Reina 1-2 (3-5), Moorpark 0-3 (2-6).

Pool E -MB Gym, Court 1 
Game 1- Arroyo Grande def Templeton 2-0 (25-13, 25-15)
Game 2- Sunnyside def Sanger 2-1 (26-24, 7-25, 15-9)
Game 3- Arroyo Grande def Sunnyside 2-0 (25-12, 25-17)
Game 4- Sanger def Templeton 2-1 (22-25, 25-13, 15-10)
Game 5- Templeton def Sunnyside 2-0 (25-12, 28-26)
Game 6- Arroyo Grande def Sanger 2-0 (25-12, 25-16)

Arroyo Grande 3-0 (6-0), Templeton 1-2 (3-4), Sanger 1-2 (3-5) ,Sunnyside 1-2 (2-5)

Pool F -MB Gym, Court 2 
Game 1- Rocklin def Hanford West 2-0 (25-17, 25-18)
Game 2- Paso Robles def Nipomo 2-0 (25-16, 25-22)
Game 3- Rocklin def Nipomo 2-0 (25-22, 25-22)
Game 4- Hanford West def Paso Robles 2-1 (27-25, 23-25, 16-14)
Game 5- Nipomo def Hanford West 2-0 (25-13, 25-15)
Game 6- Rocklin def Paso Robles 2-0 (25-17, 25-15)

Rocklin 3-0 (6-0), Paso Robles 1-2 (3-4), Nipomo 1-2 (2-4), Hanford West 1-2 (2-5)

Pool G -MB Gym, Court 3 
Game 1- Atascadero def Morro Bay 2-1 (25-14, 27-29, 15-8)
Game 2- Rio Mesa def Andrew Hill 2-0 (25-19, 25-14)
Game 3- Rio Mesa def Morro Bay 2-1 (23-25, 25-17, 15-6)
Game 4- Atascadero def Andrew Hill 2-0 (25-15, 25-16)
Game 5- Atascadero def Rio Mesa 2-0 (25-13, 25-23)
Game 6- Andrew Hill def Morro Bay 2-0 (25-21, 25-17)

Atascadero 3-0 (6-1), Rio Mesa  2-1 (4-3), A. Hill (1-2, 2-4), Morro Bay 0-3, 2-6)

Pool H -MB Gym, Court 4 
Game 1- Newbury Park def Tokay 2-1 (25-16, 21-25, 15-9)
Game 2- Santa Ynez def Hueneme 2-0 (25-18, 25-15)
Game 3- Tokay def Hueneme 2-0, (25-16, 25-21)
Game 4- Newbury Park def Santa Ynez 2-1 (25-19, 16-25, 15-13)
Game 5- Newbury Park def 2-0 (25-14, 25-22)
Game 6- Santa Ynez def Tokay (25-17, 25-18)

 Newbury Park 3-0 (6-2), Santa Ynez 2-1 (5-2), Tokay 1-2 (3-4), Hueneme 0-3 (0-6)

Round 3 (Saturday, 8 Sep 2012)

Silver Division Consolation

QF 1- #1 Tokay def  #7 Morro Bay 25-22
QF 2- #4 Andrew Hill def  #5 Hanford West 25-18
QF 3- #3 Nipomo def  #6 Sunnyside 32-30
QF 4- #2 Sanger def #8 Hueneme 25-10
SF 1- #1 Tokay def #4 Andrew Hill 25-14
SF 2- #2 Sanger def #3 Nipomo 25-23
Champ - #2 Sanger def #1 Tokay 25-16


Silver Division CHAMPIONSHIP

QF 1- #1 Arroyo Grande def #7 Paso Robles 25-10
QF 2- #6 Santa Ynez def #3 Atascadero 25-21
QF 3- #4 Newbury Park  def #6 Rio Mesa 25-18
QF 4- #2 Rocklin def #8 Templeton 25-17
SF 1- #1 Arroyo Grande def #6 Santa Ynez 25-14
SF 2- #4 Newbury Park  def #2 Rocklin 25-21
Champ - #1 Arroyo Grande def #4 Newbury Park 25-16



Gold Division Consolation

QF 1- #1 Cerritos Vlly Chrn. def #8 Logan 25-17
QF 2- #5 Oxnard def #4 Otay Ranch 25-16
QF 3- #3 San Marcos def #6 Moorpark 28-26
QF 4- #2 La Reina def #7 Camariilo 25-13
SF 1- #5 Oxnard def #1 CVC 25-20
SF 2- #2 La Reina def San Marcos 25-18
Champ - #2 La Reina def Oxnard 31-29


Gold Division CHAMPIONSHIP


QF 1- #8 Saugus def #1 Trabucco Hills 25-17
QF 2- #3 Frontier def #5 Ventura 25-17
QF 3- #4 San Luis Obispo def #5 Oak Park 25-22
QF 4- #2 Oaks Chrn. def #7 Buena 25-13
SF 1- #3 Frontier def #8 Saugus 25-19
SF 2- #4 San Luis Obispo def #2 Oaks Chrn. 28-26
3rd Place - #2 Oaks Chrn. def #8 Saugus 25-18
Champ - #3 Frontier def #4 San Luis Obispo 25-17

All-Tournament Team

MVP: Krista Rymer, Frontier  (Sr, OH)
Katie Cornford, Frontier (Sr, Setter)
Sarah Harvey, Frontier (Jr, Libero)
Maggie Eppright, SLO (Sr, Setter)
Ariel Becker, SLO (Sr, Opp)
Shelby Livingstone, Oaks Chrn. (Jr, OH)
Hannah Nua, Saugas (Sr, OH)

Laguna Blanca Girls Volleyball Tournament

The Cabrillo Conquistadores were bumped up a notch to the Gold Division where they won their pool (2-0-1), but were bounced in the first round of the playoffs. They tied Brentwood (17-25, 25-19), def Malibu (26-24, 25-19) and Buckley (25-22, 25-15), before falling to Woodside (15-25).

[TO BE UPDATED]

Lompoc XC Invitational Results

Cross Country

The results of the 2012 Lompoc Invitational XC Meet held 12 September 2012 at River Park.
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