DIVISION 2
LAST YEAR’S CHAMPION: Pacifica
TOP FOUR SEEDS: 1. Redlands East Valley, 2. Temecula Valley, 3. Los Osos, 4. Cypress.
ORANGE COUNTY AT-LARGE TEAMS: Yorba Linda, Laguna Hills.
COUNTY PLAYERS TO WATCH: Cesar Serna, Valencia; David Fletcher, Cypress; Kyle Molnar, Aliso Niguel; Brennan Guinet, Beckman; James Clothier, Northwood.
BEST WILD-CARD MATCHUP: San Juan Hills at Pacifica.
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These Orange County teams qualified as at-large teams …
Division 1 — Huntington Beach, Servite, Mission Viejo (fyi, Brea Olinda qualified automatically as the Century League’s No. 4 team, did not go in as at-large although league coaches indicated that would happen).
Division 2 — Yorba Linda, Laguna Hills.
Division 4 — Godinez.
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Steve Fryer and Jonathan Khamis travel to Laguna Hills high school and catch up with the Hawks.
Also, is El Toro the class of the Coast View Conference?
Video by Jonathan Khamis and Melina Pizano, OCVarsity.com.
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There’s two transfers to note in the Tuesday leaderboard. Junior Mike Carmada made his debut for Laguna Hills. He is a transfer from the East Coast, Hawks coach Blake Corbin reports. Carmada blazed to an automatic qualifying time in the 50 and just missed the 100 free.
Then there’s Dana Hills’ sophomore Cassidy Humphrey, who nearly nabbed the automatic Division 1 time in the 500.
But the best swim of day might have been a county-leading 500 for Capo Valley junior Brooke Lorentzen, pictured above. Ella Eastin of Crean narrowly missed the county-leading the breaststroke.
BOYS SWIMMING
Academy League
ST. MARGARET’S 56, CREAN LUTHERAN 28
Century League
ESPERANZA 92, CANYON 76
VILLA PARK 127, EL DORADO 42
BREA OLINDA 116, EL MODENA 54
Laguna Hills tight end/defensive end Peter Eggert (6-4, 227) has committed to Dartmouth of the Ivy League, the senior reports.
He also was recruited by Air Force, San Diego and Georgetown. Dartmouth recruited him to play tight end.
Ricky Brown III, the do-everything player for Laguna Hills, has committed to Colgate.
Brown has been playing both goal keeper and forward this season, and he has 12 goals and 8 assists in 17 games.
Now that the Sea View League season is in full swing, he has been playing keeper mostly. Last week he helped the Hawks beat Trabuco Hills, 4-1, and San Juan Hills, 5-0. He finished with three saves against the Mustangs and two saves against the Satllions.
He also held the the No. 1 El Toro to one of its lowest goal-scoring totals of the season as the Chargers edged the Hawks 1-0. That was the first time in 19 games that the Chargers scored less than two goals in a game. Heading into that match, El Toro was averaging three goals a game.
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The Knights defeated the Hawks 17-7 in the first round of the Southwest playoffs.
Video by Jonathan Khamis, for OCVarsity.com.
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Because of home-field conflicts, two first-round playoff games will be played Thursday.
Southwest Division — Laguna Hills vs. Foothill at Tustin High (Tustin is home at its on-campus stadium Friday against El Dorado).
Southern — Anaheim vs. Corona del Mar at Newport Harbor High (Newport Harbor is home at its on-campus stadium Friday against Troy).
CIF-SS football playoff brackets revealed
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Laguna Hills scored 14 unanswered points in the 4th quarter to stun Dana Hills 31-27.
Video by Jonathan Khamis, OCVarsity.com.
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The Laguna Hills girls and boys cross country teams competed Saturday at the 2012 Manhattan Invitational at Van Cortlandt Park in New York.
The girls’ team finished ninth in the East States race of the invitational.
Senior Alana Jones led the Hawks in the 2.5 mile race, finishing 23rd overall in a time of 15:21.
Sophomores Melissa Bartello (15:44) and Brianna Bartello (15:48), along with junior Yamileth Muniz (15:57) all finished in the top 60 for Laguna Hills, which scored 237 points.
Tatnall High of Wilmington, Delaware won the team competition with 87 points. They were led by senior Reagan Anderson, who won the race in a time of 14:21.
Steve Fryer, that’s me, the figure pictured to the left of these words, will be headquartered tonight at Saddleback College, scenic site of Mater Dei (5-1 overall, 1-0 in league) vs. Santa Margarita (6-0, 1-0).
I will fill up ocvarsity.com (the “live updates” section) with updates of that game and many others, including Tesoro (6-0, 1-0) vs. El Toro (7-0, 1-0), Servite (2-4, 0-1) vs. Orange Lutheran (5-1, 0-1), Laguna Hills (4-2, 1-0) vs. Aliso Niguel (5-2, 0-1) and much more.
It will be a great night of football!
And you can follow me at twitter.com/stevefryer
More football news from the OCVarsity blog:
Laguna Hills has forfeited its season-opening 21-12 victory against Corona del Mar because of an ineligible player, CIF-SS director of communications Thom Simmons said in an e-mail Thursday.
The Hawks’ record moves to 1-2 entering Friday’s game against visiting Irvine.
Laguna Hills is ranked 10th this week in the Southwest Division.
Please send football news to Dan Albano at dalbano@ocregister.com
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