CdM rallies past Timberwolves

The Corona del Mar High girls volleyball team defeated Northwood,

18-25, 25-17, 25-14, 25-14, in a Pacific Coast League match Thursday

at CdM.

Seniors Jordan Smith and Lindsey Ensign led the Sea Kings with 13

kills each, while senior Traci Lawson added 19 assists and 18 digs.

Sophomore Kelly Christian had 14 assists and 12 digs.

Corona del Mar (16-4, 4-0 in league) normally runs a fast-paced

offense, but fell victim to Northwood’s (14-5, 1-3) slow tempo in the

first game.

But the Sea Kings rallied and upped the tempo in the final three

games to run away with the match.

Mesa trounces Lobos

* WATER POLO: Junior Kyle Thorsness and senior Adam Douglas led

host Costa Mesa High to a 25-2 nonleague boy water polo victory over

Los Amigos Thursday.

Thorsness had a game-high eight goals, while Douglass amassed

seven goals, five assists and four steals to help the Mustangs

improve to 11-3.

Matt Jaroslawski made six saves for the winners.

Los Amigos fell to 5-9.

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Nonleague

Costa Mesa 25, Los Amigos 2

Score by Quarters

Los Amigos 1 0 1 0 -- 2

Costa Mesa 4 7 10 4 -- 25

Costa Mesa -- Thorsness 8, Douglas 7, Medina 3,

Adamowicz 2, Spencer 2, Hernandez 2, Roche 1.

Saves -- Jaroslawski 6.

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You powers Eagles

* GOLF: Lina You shot a 3-over-par 38, her best round of the

season, to pace the Estancia High girls golf team to a 245-256 Golden

West League victory over Orange at Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club’s

Mesa Linda course Thursday.

Bridget Gleason followed You with a 46 while Taylor West (51),

Lauren Cushing (54) and Lauren Donner (56) helped the Eagles, who

improved to 9-2, 7-2 in league.

Lightning win easily

* GOLF: Freshman Justine Chen shot a 1-over-par 37, with two

birdies, to lead the Sage Hill School girls golf team to a 239-338

victory over visiting Westminster in a Golden West League match

Thursday at Strawberry Farms Golf Club in Irvine.

Emma Koh shot 46 while Megan McGillivray, Madison Gillis and

Kimberly Venditozzi all carded 52 for the Lightning (9-2, 9-1 in

league).

Sailors shut out Barons

* FIELD HOCKEY: Seniors Laura Vassar and Lyndsi Foster each scored

two goals to lead the Newport Harbor High field hockey team to a 6-0

victory over host Fountain Valley in a Sunset League contest

Thursday.

The Sailors (13-2-5) scored three goals in each half. Sienna

Palmer and Rachel Foster scored single goals while Amanda Fallon,

Julia Bernay and Danica Kalmbach all added assists.

Newport goalkeeper Ciara Lawrence made one save while Ashton Rief

provided strong defense, Newport Coach Kristy Cross said.

Tars’ best not enough

* GOLF: Junior Natalie Draganza shot par 36 to lead the Newport

Harbor High girls golf team, but it wasn’t quite enough against a

strong Foothill squad that earned a 207-224 Sea View League victory

at River View Golf Club in Santa Ana Thursday.

Kayleigh Horn shot 42 while Ashley Jacobs tallied 47 for the

Sailors (5-6, 2-4 in league). Katie McKay (49) and Kendall Horn (52)

rounded out Newport’s scoring.

Jessica Kim shot 1-under 35 for Foothill (7-0 in league).

UCI falls in overtime

* SOCCER: A physical men’s soccer game from which a player on each

team was ejected for fighting, ended in Cal Poly San Luis Obispo’s

2-1 overtime victory over Big West Conference visitor UC Irvine

Friday.

Matthew Robinson scored the game-winner 75 seconds after UCI’s

Daniel Marshall and Cal Poly’s Justin Woodward were issued red cards

for fighting midway through the first overtime period.

Robinson took a short pass from Eibad Ghori and booted a 12-yard

shot into the right corner of the net in the ninth minute of

overtime, giving the Mustangs (4-3-3, 1-2-0 in conference) their

first win in five home matches.

UCI, which pulled even in the 59th minute when Damon Manak scored

off a rebound, fell to 4-8-0, 0-3-0.

The game included 31 fouls, 17 of which were called on Cal Poly.

Goalkeeper Cameron Rossi had seven saves for UCI, which was

outshot, 21-15.

It was the third straight loss for the Anteaters, who will try to

turn it around Saturday at 7 p.m., when they play host to Cal State

Fullerton.