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Newport Mesa Jr. All-American

Junior division

Baldwin Hills Bruins 32, Newport Mesa Silver Seahawks 14: Quest

Truxton completed passes to wide receivers Matt McKinnon, Adam

Freeman, Sage Fleming and Cole Collins in the second quarter.

Fullback Brody Richter and ran behind the line of William Somekh,

Teddy Somekh, Kobe Benter, and Brandon Hauser for a 40 yard score.

Defensively, linemen Brian Leguay Chad Sheldon, Trevor Branca and

Dominic Komadina and linebackers and defensive backs: Colton Benter,

Alex Fuller, Will Eury, Jacob Fisher, Isaiah Davis and Cole Collins

sewed up the defensive line. Next up the Silver Seahawks play a road

game Saturday at South County at noon.

Clinic

Seahawks 26, Garden Grove 7:

The Seahawks controlled the Falcons on both sides of the ball

Saturday in Garden Grove. The defense of JP Pilz, Taro Doone, Levi

Stillman and Jeff Carlyle each made tackles for losses. Tate Smith

and Ian Landt had fumble recoveries. Ellery Sever, Nick Blanda, Clay

Woodward and Colin Duffy played well to anchor the Seahawk defense.

Quarterback Chase Forrest threw two touchdowns. Stillman, and Kurt

Walde caught each caught a touchdown. Adrain Marin caught an 8-yard

pass for the scoring conversion. Fullback Colby Koste rounded out the

scoring with a conversion, and had 30 yards on the ground. Chris

Johnstone, Dylan Rand-Luby, Kyle Benter and Cas Orr all contributed

to the rushing attack. The offensive line of Brady Morgan, Max Carr,

Duffy, Nick Smith, Kevin Manchester, Doone, and Mark Manchester

ignited the offense. The Seahawks play Bellflower Saturday on the

road.

Jr. Clinic

Blue Seahawks 13, South Gate Rams 6: The Blue Seahawks defenders

were the stars of the game Saturday. Keaton Cablay, Steven Cureton,

Chase Davis, Charlie Padden, Anthony Batista, Blake Olinger and

Keisean South anchored the defense backfield. The defensive lineman:

Marcus Champion, William Bright, Hampton Irwin, Jameson Smith and

Sina Sadri held the Rams until late in the second quarter. Grant

Nutt, Griffin Cribbs, Dane Valdivia, Garrett Godber and Batista

stopped the hard charging Rams.

Quarterback Chase Davis, running backs Keaton Cablay, Anthony

Batista and Steven Cureton gained significant yardage behind the

blocking of Hampton Irwin, Thomas Winkle, Sam Woodward, Nicholas

Sperr, Nicholas Guizan and Curtis McMackin. The Seahawks face the

Woodcrest Generals this Saturday.

SOCCER

AYSO Region 97

Girls under 12

Bad News Butterflies 5, Dolphins 0: Katie Ayala, Maddie Grant and

Nicole Perrier all connected on goals early. On defense, Maddie

Erdossy, Kelsey Pearson, Jamie Darling, Megan Farley and Taylor

Morgan kept the ball out of the goal. Karli Leal had a great save as

goalkeeper in the first half. Then she scored the fourth goal in the

third quarter. Page Keys had an assist to Katie Gaiton for the final

goal. Kelly Torres, Kendall Walker and Sara Hamilton made several

great plays for the victory.

Bad News Butterflies 2, Queen Bees 1: Page Keys made an assist to

Katie Ayala for the first goal. Kelsey Person, Taylor Morgan, Maddie

Grant, Kelly Torres and Nicole Perrier sparked the offensive

attackfor the Butterflies. Karli Leal’s goal came on a penalty kick

in the second half. Megan Farley, Jamie Darling and Mattie Erdossy

shined on defense. Christine Lugo, Kendall Walker, Katie Gaitan and

Sara Hamilton’s passing and dribbling assisted the Butterflies in

their win.

Girls under 10

Banana Splits 1, Bulldogs 0: Kate Yasko scored a goal with an

assist by Nikki Leal. Goalkeepers Britney Myers and Kristen Kiehnle

shut out the Bulldogs. Katya Farinsky, Ryan Sweeney and Natalie Teale

provided Solid defense. Isabel Leveque, Kennedy Erdossy, Madison

Mines and Dakota Mitchell controlled the midfield supporting both

offense and defense.

Crazy Eights 5, Blue Lightning 1: Goalkeepers Kellie Melendres and

Alex Vaszquez held the Lightning to only one goal. Analysa Vivanco

and Reo Nathan scored two goals for the Eights. Julia Frei and Riley

Rickman played aggressively at midfield. Mackenzie Gaddis broke away

for the final goal. Jessica Ochoa, Jenna Jarvis and Rachel Whitelegge

provided great defense.

Purple People Eaters 3, Surfer Girls 1: Goals by Molly Manser,

Makayla Swies and Mallory Gyulay lifted the Purple People Eaters.

Great defense by Breyanna Komadina-Ripke and Gyulay kept the Surfer

Girls out of the goal area most of the game.

Cotton Candy Crew 5, Dominators 0: On offense, Kenya Avilia and

Natalie Ward each scored two goals. Avilia started the scoring on an

assist from Nadine Lefler in the first quarter. Cassidy Davis’s pass

to Ward added one more goal. Defensively, goalkeeper Taylor

Kalatschan and defenders Evelyn Stephans and Erin Barth played well.

Midfielder Matilda Higman scored the final goal for the Crew.

Boys under 10

Newport Mesa Mavericks 4, Corona del Mar 2: Montgomery Faigan

scored three goals for the Mavericks. Faigan scored his first with an

assist from Baron Davis in the first quarter. Jack Binford took two

breakaways the full length of the field.

The defense led by goalkeeper Ryan Braun and fullbacks Nick Roman,

Landon Knight, Caleb O’Neil and Jake Parks kept the CdM team bottled.

Cash Swank turned a quick steal into a goal in the third quarter.

Fullbacks Peter Seidner, Ian Batstone and Dominic Folkner all played

aggressive defense.

Tigers 6: Buccaneers 1: Goals were scored by Luke Mueller, Jehu

Jogwe and Max Gamboa . Parker Young, Sawyer Farmer and Daniel Pham.

John Redoutey and Cole Chambers all made assists. TJ Tarazevits,

Jonathan Jenkins and Austin Lemoine led on defense. Duke Walker and

Luke Mueller protected the net.

Boys under 8

Blue Crew, Red Tide: Jack Rapillo scored twice and Andrew English

scored another to lead the Crew offense. Matt Lightner and Dante

Amodeo played strong midfield. Jeremiah Sheldon stayed back on

defense and stopped many scoring opportunities. Morgan Lunsford and

Alex Lobel added support with timely plays.

Predators, Blue Dragons: Dillon Murphy scored his first hat-trick

of the season for the Predators. Alex Forman continued his streak of

scoring in every game. Dominic Ripke and Shane McCallum tackled well

in midfield. The Blue Dragons scored when Collin Pipkin scored from

outside the penalty area.

Predators, Red Reptiles: Dillon Murphy led the Predators with two

goals. Cole O’Neil and Shane Mitchell both scored goals after runs.

Alex Forman, Avery Rowe and Blake Vander Veer worked tirelessly in

midfield. RJ Reid, Alden Burke and Davis Clement anchored the

Predator defense.

Girls under 7

Butterfly Pumpkins, Cheetahs: Kendall Machado, Elizabeth Wilson

and Heather Roberts all scored in the game. Olivia Burg made an

assist on the final score. Alyssa Wilkens, Caroline Wilkes and Saylor

Nepelman assisted the offensive with many scoring opportunities.

Defensively, Zoe Conley, Hanna Mitchell and Nicole Sanchez all made

many steals for the Pumpkins.

Blue Angels, Purple Shooting Stars: Riley De Castroverde put in

two goals for the Angels. Destry Comp scored the third Angel goal.

Sienaa Amorosso and Rayna Richardson moved the ball forward all day

for the Angels. Paula Pedrani and Carol Noeggerath played strong

defense, Jenna Eakin and Lauren Henke fought hard in the middle. Comp

also played well in goal.

Ladybugs, Pink Tulips: Kelly Sandberg, Rebecca Szulga and Holly

Halperin each played goalkeeper. On offense, Alex Henderson and

Mackenzie Mowery scored goals. Vale Lewis, Caroline Batcheller and

Katie Robinson played very hard on both offense and defense.

Boys under 7

Black Widows, Red Bullets: Spencer Amorde, Ronan Ferrentino and

Colin Avary showed great ball handling skills. Roger Boehringer,

Teddy Cameron and Andrew Potter made many successful passes. Near the

end of the game, Kevin Garcia scored for the Black Widows.

Black Widows, Red Dragons: John Sheppard made many good runs, but

could not score. Spencer Amorde, Colin Avary and Ronan Ferrentino

added many long kicks. Kevin Garcia, Roger Boehringer, Teddy Cameron

and Andrew Potter helped their teammates by playing strong defense.

Girls under 6

Fairytales, Cheetahs: Breanna Contreras, Eva Nadeau, Kayla

Brockman and Camille Baron allscored a goal apiece. Meanwhile,

Rochelle Trujillo added several goals. Hannah Darrow and Jordan

Golden excelled on defense.

Boys under 6

Goblins: Jake Thomas led the Goblins with four goals. Gates

Johnson added two goals while Cole McFetters, Vincent Rubino, and

Josh Gehlke each scored one goal apiece. Tommy Manley and Seth

Roberts led a Goblin defense.

Green Bulldogs, Dragons: Ian McKasson kicked three goals for the

Green Bulldogs. In addition, Jack Brennan, Joe Skinner, Ben Zehnder

and Billy Shannon goals. Sam Lohr and Cameron Hanson played

outstanding defense.

Lava Rocks, Killer Blue Rays: Tanner Shallahamer of the Lava Rocks

scored three goals, and Scott Ryder added two goals. Rays goalkeepers

Race Mooers and Jacob Fleener stopped Marcus Croxson and Dillon

Lippman. Cole Schneider and Dean Carden played great defense. Blue

Rays players Ian Hanson, John Olmstead and Anthony Rath all scored

goals with assists from Nathan Horgan and Nicholas Nataupsky.

Star Warriors, Golden Scorpions: Jack Pitchess, John Rankin, Cade

Kasouf, Jake Bashore, Lucas Mowery and AJ Stefano all contributed

goals. Chris Gruber and Julian Hernandez played awesome defense.

Boys under 5

Green Goblins, Mighty Gators: Lucas Baia scored an impressive Four

goals. Bennett Ward managed to get in two. Both goal scorers were

assisted by Dane Boehringer and Dylan White.

Green Goblins, Yellow Bandits: Bennett Ward led the team with an

amazing eight goals. Dylan White of the Goblins scored three

consecutive goals. In addition, Lucas Baia followed with a

respectable four goals. Dane Boehringer added assists in the victory.

Coast Soccer League

Girls under 10

Irvine Lasers 1, So Cal Blues 0: Maddy Glaser scored the sole

Laser goal. Goalkeepers Tara Terpening and Grayson Galbraith made

many saves and combined for the shutout. The defense of Janna

Purcell, Francesca Ricapito, Samantha Sandzimier and Courtney Lang

shut out the Blues on offense.

Boys under 9

Irvine Lasers 4, Tustin Premier FC 0: Robert Knights scored three

times in the match. Brett Blackburn added two assists on Knights’

goals. Gregorio Nicanor scored the final goal. Giovanni Gaz, Eric

Georgevich, Itsuki Iimura, Jonathan Klinsmann, Carter Kruse, Reed

Watson and goalkeeper Marshall Fern all played well.

AYSO Region 57

Girls under 16

Corona del Mar 7, Tustin 0: Erica Pennenuri and Cecily Lewis each

scored 2 goals. Rebecca Beyer, Vivian Lopez and Julie Kramer scored

the balance. Hanna Anderson, Taylor Rhodes and Ariana Condon excelled

on defense. Angie Seagreen handled goalkeeping duties.

Girls under 14

Flaming Pepperoni 6, Dubble Bubble 3: Katelyn Baker, Natalie

Rempalski and Molly Vorwerck each scored two goals. Courtney Davison,

Victoria Burkhead and Amy Arnesen were strong at goalkeeper. Reede

Dahlfors, Blair Camarillo, Molly Larkins, Kaela Schreck and Leyla

Hezar delivered powerful performances on defense.

Girls under 8

Tigers, Screaming Eagles: The Tigers’ scoring was led by Alyssa

Anderson, Paige Nelson and Mackenzie Morsey. Makena Martin, Tia

DiGiovanni and Abigail Klein made strong plays for the Tigers.

Goalkeepers Madeleine Francis and Lauren Kobayashi made multiple

saves.

Girls under 6

Peach Puppies, Green Gators: Rachel Davis, Kendall Fryer, Caroline

Taketa, Sabrina DiGiovanni and Kelly Kobayashi all scored goals for

the Puppies Isabella Rhee, Sophie Habibion, and Stephanie Beder added

assists in the match.

AYSO Region 120

Girls under 14

Costa Mesa 5, Newport Beach Double Bubble 0: Kelsey Asher scored

twice. Teeny Cathey added a goal and an a assist.Brittany Grimmett

added a goal in the fourth quarter. Rashel Mohammed, Alexa Smith and

Gabey Suarez contributed shots on goal. Goalkeeper Bailey Henderson

was outstanding defensively. Mariella Solorio, and Yazmin Lopez also

prevented many shots on defense. Bree LaBare and Karina Pasillas

played hard controlling the midfield.

Boys under 12

Golden Bullets 3, Dominators 1: Adrian Ferrara, Eric Reeker and

Carlos Vallejos each scored for the Bullets.

Girls under 10

Scorpions 4, California Girls 3: Daniella Amador scored the first

goal for the Scorpions, and Amy Heil scores the second assisted by

Mary Garza. Claudia Huerta scored the third goal.

Late in the first half, California Girl McKenna Patton made her

teams first goal. Judith Gonzalez steals the ball late and makes an

assist to Dominique Beltran, who scores the winning goal.

Red Devils 2, Scorpions 1: Scorpion Dominique Beltran scored the

first goal of the game. Jordan Page and Haley Wyatt team up a strong

defense and help Olivia LaValley make saves. Red Devil Jessie Prather

scored the winning goal for her team.

Girls under 8

Dragonflies, Pink Crystals:

Ashley Vasquez and Chloe Kunst scored goals for the Dragonflies.

The two goals were assisted by Sonia Nieto and Ashleigh Sundquist.

Goalkeepers Taylor Sundquist and Helen Brigham played well in the

net, and Emily Vasquez and April James ran the defensively.

Girls under 6

Team Mighty, Blue Hula Girls:

Katherine Ayala and Sierra Dixon scoring multiple goals for Team

Mighty. Sarah Bordelon, Letzy Gallardo, Annie Mitchell and Sophie

Beazley all played strong defense, preventing a score from their

opponents.

Girls under 5

Purple Petunias, Princesses: Lilli Rask, Allison O’heany and Sofia

Palma led the offense. Katie Walburger, and Alexis Lemus all had

stellar defensive performances.

BASEBALL

* The Newport Beach Little League is opening registration for the

spring 2006 season.

Returning players may register online at

https://www.newportbeachll.com. New players must register in person on

Saturday, Oct. 29, between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., at Lincoln Elementary

School. at 3101 W. Pacific Coast Dr., Corona del Mar. Tryouts are

scheduled for the weekend of Jan. 14-15.

* Costa Mesa National Little League is now registering for the

2006 season. Returning players should have received their forms in

the mail.

If you have not received your registration form, you may download

a form at https://eteamz.com/cmnll .

The first available date for registration is Oct. 22 at TeWinkle

Middle School from 9 a.m. to noon.