Laguna Hills girls water polo player Bridgette Alvarez has committed to Loyola Marymount, her father, Robert, reports.
Alvarez also plays for the powerhouse SET club. She’s an excellent get for the Lions. She’s a very strong defender.
Please send recruiting notes on aquatics to Dan Albano at dalbano@ocregister.com
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As we announced last week, you now need a Facebook account to comment on the OCVarsity blog. For those concerned about privacy, Facebook has recently developed a series of privacy controls allowing others to see only what you want them to see. Also, here’s an explanation on how to prevent your comments from showing up on Facebook.
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UPDATE: This change will not take place on Thursday evening, but will instead take place early next week.
Starting Thursday evening, you will need a Facebook account to comment on the OCVarsity blog. To see how this works, see any article on OCVarsity.com, where Facebook commenting has been in place for some time now. The change will no longer allow anonymous commenting and will tie users’ comments to their Facebook identities. Facebook has recently developed a series of privacy controls allowing others to see only what you want them to see.
Also making the switch is our parent site, OCRegister.com. To learn more about the reason for the switch, read this article by Orange County Register Editor Ken Brusic. And you can check out the Facebook commenting FAQ.
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A recap of the year in OCVarsity, highlighting the athletes of the year, and emotional championship celebrations.
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See the athletes and coaches who were honored at the OCRegister/OCVarsity banquet Wednesday at the ESPN Zone in Anaheim.
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OCVarsity Hot Shots: Championship tennis action
OCVarsity Hot Shots: Championship tennis action
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BOYS TENNIS:
Championship caps University’s unbeaten season
Laguna Beach falls to Viewpoint in Division 4 final
Sage Hill holds off Valencia for CIF Division 3 tennis title
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University beat Harvard-Westlake today to capture the CIF-SS Division 1 boys tennis championship, 14-4, at the Claremont Club in Claremont.
And Sage Hill needed every point it could get to top Valencia in the Division 3 championship, winning the title, 10-8. That one came down to the final game.
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CIF-SS Division 1 Boys Tennis Championship
Claremont Club
Division 1
University vs. Harvard-Westlake
When: Wednesday, 12 p.m.
Cost: free
Road to the final
University: def. Capistrano Valley 17-1; Chaminade 16-2, Peninsula 11-7; Woodbridge 14-4. Harvard-Westlake: def. Trabuco Hills 14-4; Calabasas 15-3; Corona del Mar 10-8; Palos Verdes 11-7.
Outlook: University has to be the favorite because there hasn’t been a single time this season when they haven’t been. Sophomore Gage Brymer is coming off a win in the CIF-SS individual tournament, and senior Kona Luu and Drew Dawson took home the doubles title. Harvard-Westlake is good enough to be a test based on its wins over Corona del Mar and Palos Verdes in the last two rounds, but University seems in position to win it’s second straight CIF-SS team title.
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CIF-SS Division 3 Boys Tennis Championship
Claremont Club
Division 3
Sage Hill vs. Valencia
When: Wednesday, 11 a.m.
Cost: free
Road to the final
Sage Hill: def. Corona 14-4; Upland14-4, Wilson14-4; Cerritos 11-7. Valencia: def. Santiago 14-4; Los Osos 12-6; Oaks Christian 11-7; St. Margaret’s 9-9 (81-76).
Outlook: One of these teams will earn its first CIF-SS title Wednesday, and a top singles match could set the tone for the entire day. Sage Hill’s Robbie Simon is healthy this season, and he’s been leading a deep team of six seniors. Valencia also has a stud singles player in Jonathan Hammel, who lost in the round of 16 during the CIF-SS individual tournament. The two teams have not met this year.
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CIF-SS Division 4 Boys Tennis Championship
Claremont Club
Division 4
No. 2 Laguna Beach vs. No. 1 Viewpoint (Calabasas)
When: Wednesday, 2:30 p.m.
Cost: free
Road to the final
Laguna Beach: def. Orcutt Academy 17-1; Lynwood 16-2, Alhambra 14-4; Santa Ynez 14-4. Viewpoint: def. Paloma Valley 18-0; Costa Mesa 16-2; Paramount 17-1; La Quinta 15-3.
Outlook: Laguna Beach is led by two talented singles players, Jake Matthews and Teague Hamilton. Both won matches in the CIF-SS individual tournament. The Breakers also qualified two doubles teams for the tournament, but neither won a match. Viewpoint is making its second straight trip to the CIF-SS Division 4 finals, getting their with a team built around depth in singles and doubles.
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University sophomore Gage Brymer added to his growing list of accomplishments Saturday, defeating Brentwood’s T.J. Pura 6-2, 6-3 to win the CIF-SS Boys Individual Tennis Championships at Seal Beach Tennis Center.
Uni also added the doubles crown, with Kona Luu and Drew Dawson beating Peninsula’s Shuhai Shubuhara and Chris Dalton 6-3, 6-2.
University is only the sixth high school to produce the singles and doubles champion in the same year.
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