BASEBALL
SOUTHERN SECTION
DIVISION 1
Second round, Tuesday
Riverside Poly 3, Huntington Beach 2
Loyola 6, Lakewood 3
Agoura 9, Trabuco Hills 4
Marina 11, Thousand Oaks 4
Harvard-Westlake 12, El Dorado 1
Santa Margarita 3, Fountain Valley 2 (8)
Los Alamitos 4, Chaminade 3
El Toro 8, Moorpark 0
DIVISION 2
SOFTBALL
SOUTHERN SECTION
DIVISION 1
Second round, Tuesday
Rosary 15, Edison 6
Norco 3, Cypress 2
Orange Lutheran 2, King 0
Garden Grove Pacifica 11, Murrieta Valley 0
Etiwanda 6, Marina 5
Yorba Linda 5, Anaheim Canyon 2
Corona Santiago 11, Vista Murrieta 2
West Ranch 8, Foothill 4 (9)
DIVISION 2
Executing on offense with six successful bunts, including two squeeze bunts, Harvard-Westlake opened a 12-0 lead by the fourth inning and cruised to a 12-1 victory over host El Dorado in a second-round Southern Section Division 1 playoff game on Tuesday.
Conor Cuse allowed four hits in six innings. Joe Corrigan had two singles, a double and three RBIs. Arden Pabst had two RBI singles. The Wolverines (25-4), seeded No. 3, will play Santa Margarita on Friday.
Santa Margarita pulled out the most dramatic victory of the day, getting a walk-off home run from Josh Meyer in the eighth inning to defeat Fountain Valley, 3-2. Griffin Canning threw a complete game to outdue Monty Plattner.
Riverside Poly got three hits from Matthew Ybarra to defeat Huntington Beach, 3-2. Loyola received a complete game from Nathan Hadley to defeat Lakewood, 6-3.
Tyler Cohen had a three-run home run and Albee Weiss had a two-run home run in Agoura’s 9-4 win over Trabuco Hills.
Huntington Beach Marina defeated Thousand Oaks, 11-4. Casey Hayes and Jake Bauers each hit two-run home runs. Los Alamitos rallied from a 3-0 deficit to defeat Chaminade, 4-3.
Ryan Kayoda struck out six and walked none in El Toro’s 8-0 win over Moorpark.
The matchups for Friday's quarterfinals: Riverside Poly-Loyola, Agoura-Huntington Beach Marina, Harvard-Westlake-Santa Margarita and El Toro-Los Alamitos.
-- Eric Sondheimer
The No. 1 seed in Division 1, Mater Dei, lost last week, and the No. 1 seed in Southern Section Division 2, Redlands East Valley, was eliminated on Tuesday by Vista Murrieta, 8-4.
Tyler Russell won his 31st career game for Vista Murrieta. South Hills defeated San Clemente, 4-3. Travis Hall threw a four-hitter and Stephen Lohr had three hits as Cypress defeated Dos Pueblos, 10-1.
In Division 3, Blake Wilson (7-0) led La Mirada to a 10-0 win over Santa Barbara. He allowed six hits, walked none and struck out one.
Gardena Serra opened an 18-0 lead before defeating Knight, 23-13. Dominic Smith had six RBIs. Trent Hammond had five hits. Khalil Denson had a grand slam.
Bishop Amat defeated Palm Desert, 8-6, in eight innings. Michael Hernandez and Anthony Walters had RBI singles in the eighth for the Knights. Andrew Eppenbach got the save. Kevin Franklin had four RBIs in Gahr's 6-1 win over La Quinta.
In Division 4, No. 1 Oaks Christian defeated Savanna, 5-3. Jack Kruger had single, double and home run. Phil Bickford got the save.
In Division 6, Capistrano Valley Chrsitian defeated Sierra Canyon, 6-4.
-- Eric Sondheimer
CITY
DIVISION I
Semifinals, Tuesday
Granada Hills Kennedy 8, Narbonne 0
Carson 8, San Pedro 0
DIVISION II
Semifinals, Tuesday
Venice 5, King-Drew 2
Arleta 4, Westchester 3
DIVISION III
Semifinals, Tuesday
Port of Los Angeles 15, Valley Arts/Sciences 0
Northridge 3, Harbor Teacher 0
Finals, Saturday at Cal State Dominguez Hills
Small Schools: #1 Port of Los Angeles vs. #2 Northridge, 11 a.m.
Div. II: #1 Venice vs. #6 Arleta, 1:30 p.m.
Div. I: #9 Granada Hills Kennedy vs. #3 Carson, 4 p.m.
The Mission League and West Hills Chaminade, in particular, will be getting even stronger in prep basketball this fall after standout junior-to-be point guard Michael Oguine of Reseda Cleveland said Tuesday that he will go through with plans to transfer to Chaminade.
Chaminade returns its two big-time big men, Jack Wiliams and Trevor Stanback, and adding Oguine to the team will make the Eagles one of the favorites with Loyola and Crespi.
-- Eric Sondheimer
The new coaching staff at Anaheim Servite has been finalized, and spring practice has been in full swing, with junior-to-be Travis Waller and senior-to-be Neil Pau'u battling for the starting quarterback position.
First-year head Coach A.J. Gass has put together a staff he believes will keep the Friars' program moving forward.
Among his hires are Mykeal Terry, an assistant from Santa Ana College to be offensive coordinator; Frank Kalil, a former Servite assistant who has returned to coaching running backs, and Scott Lambert, a Servite grad who will coach linebackers after coaching at St. John Bosco.
"We're young, energetic," Gass said.
-- Eric Sondheimer
San Clemente has already sent one quarterback to Utah, Travis Wilson. Now Utah has offered 6-foot-4 San Clemente sophomore quarterback Sam Darnold.
-- Eric Sondheimer
SOUTHERN SECTION
DIVISION 1
Second round, Tuesday, 3:15 p.m.
Riverside Poly at Huntington Beach
Loyola at Lakewood
Trabuco Hills at Agoura
Marina at Thousand Oaks
#3 Harvard-Westlake at El Dorado
Fountain Valley at Santa Margarita
Chaminade at Los Alamitos
Moorpark at #2 El Toro
DIVISION 2
Standout senior Amber Munerlyn of Corona Santiago has been named the Gatorade state player of the year in girls' soccer.
A member of the U.S. Soccer under-20 women's national team, Munerlyn concluded her prep career with 63 goals and 17 assists during her playing days at Santiago. She had 19 goals and five assists this past season.
She has a 3.76 GPA and is headed to North Carolina.
-- Eric Sondheimer
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