Standout Woodbridge water polo goalie Zachary Tudhope has committed to UC Davis, the senior reports.
Tudhope racked up 303 saves in 2011 to help the Warriors reach the CIF Division 2 playoffs.
UC Davis fell to UC San Diego, 8-7, in the finals of the WWPA championships in November, narrowly missing a chance to reach the NCAA tournament. Tudhope is an excellent get for Davis.
Please send water polo recruiting news to Dan Albano at dalbano@ocregister.com
Woodbridge soccer players Madison Krauser and Danielle Nguyen signed national letters of intent on Wednesday, according to Woodbridge Athletic Director Rick Gibson.
Krauser signed her letter to attend Colorado at a ceremony at Woodbridge on Wednesday while Nguyen signed her letter for UC Irvine earlier but did not attend the ceremony.
“It’s kind of where I’ve always wanted to go,” Krauser said. “My aunt lives nearby. We’re excited.”
Krauser, a midfielder, was also looking at Notre Dame, TCU, SMU and North Carolina State.
She has been an all-Pacific Coast League player for the Warriors the past two years.
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Woodbridge soccer player Daniel ten Bosch signed a national letter of intent Wednesday to play soccer with Point Loma.
“I’m unbelievably excited to play for Point Loma,” ten Bosch said. “The campus is beautiful, it’s right on the beach. They just got a new coach(Phil Wolf) for men’s soccer, who was the head coach for SMU, so it’s a really good program.”
Ten Bosch, a midfielder, also competed in cross country and track at Woodbridge.
But he decided to focus on soccer.
“It’s the one I love the most and have the most passion for,” he said.
He will major in physics engineering at Point Loma.
Ten Bosch is hoping for a strong finish with the Woodbridge soccer team.
“We want to win league,” he said.
Woodbridge defensive end Kyle Kelley, who had already committed to University of Arizona, made it official Wednesday signing a national letter of intent in front of family and friends at Woodbridge.
“I’m excited and happy for the moment. My hard work paid off and I’m excited to be a Wildcat,” Kelley said.
Kelley, a Register all-county player, had originally committed to Arizona, but when the Wildcats fired coach Bob Stoops, he was allowed to explore other options. But he was impressed with the coaches, including new Coach Rich Rodriguez.
“When I got back on campus for my official visit, I felt the most comfortable there and I like the coaches a lot, which is another important thing for me,” Kelley said. Read the rest of this entry »
Woodbridge All-County defensive lineman Kyle Kelley has finalized his college decision and is sticking with Arizona, the senior said Thursday night after a workout at Juggeranut Training Systems in Laguna Hills.
“I’m staying committed to Arizona,” Kelley said. “I was always committed to them, I just kind of opened (my recruitment) it up a little.”
Kelley (6-3, 238) reopened his recruitment after the Wildcats fired Mike Stoops. He took recruiting trips to Oklahoma and Colorado before visiting Arizona this past weekend.
“I just felt more comfortable at Arizona,” Kelley said.
Please send football recruiting news to Dan Albano at dalbano@ocregister.com
Burr Robinson and John McLaughlin will coach the Woodbridge girls basketball team in its Pacific Coast League game with Irvine tonight at 5:30 p.m. at Woodbridge, Principal Jason Viloria said this afternoon.
The game will be a battle for first place as both teams enter with 3-0 records.
Robinson has been an assistant with the boys basketball program while McLaughlin has been an assistant with the girls basketball team.
Head girls coach Dave Yates and assistant Ashley Smith missed Friday’s game with Northwood for “personal reasons,” Athletic Director Rick Gibson said after the game. Read the rest of this entry »
Woodbridge All-County defensive lineman Kyle Kelley — the second-highest ranked uncommitted senior recruit in Orange County — is making an official recruiting trip to Arizona this weekend.
Kelley originally committed to Arizona but reopened the process after Coach Mike Stoops was fired.
Kelley has already made official trips to Oklahoma and Colorado.
“I plan on making my decision in a week or two based off how my visit at Arizona goes,” Kelley said in a text message this week.
Please send football recruiting news to Dan Albano at dalbano@ocregister.com
Woodbridge principal Jason Viloria issued a statement by email this afternoon regarding David Yates, the school’s first-year girls basketball coach who missed Friday’s game against Northwood for “personal reasons,” according to Athletic Director Rick Gibson.
Assistant coach Ashley Smith, a former Northwood High player and assistant coach, also missed the game Friday.
“David Yates and Ashley Smith are out due to a personnel matter that is subject to confidentiality,” Viloria said. “Our goal is to limit this distraction for our girls as they continue their schedule in league play. We are lucky to have folks associated with the program who are willing to help the girls.” Read the rest of this entry »
The semifinals of the 30th annual Irvine World News Gary Raya Classic presented by OC Varsity were held Friday night and North Torrance and El Toro won to advance to the finals Saturday at 6 p.m. at El Dorado.
In one championship semifinal, North Torrance defeated El Dorado, 65-64, at Woodbridge.
North Torrance will face El Toro, which defeated Esperanza, 60-45, in the other semifinal at University.
Edison won the tournament the past two years.
Friday’s scores:
At University:
Marina 52, Lakewood 44
Tesoro 64, University 46
El Toro 60, Esperanza 45
At Woodbridge:
Cerritos 82, Crean Lutheran 59
North Torrance 65, El Dorado 64
Edison 69, Woodbridge 63 Read the rest of this entry »
The 30th annual Irvine World News Gary Raya Classic presented by OCVarsity.com continues Friday at University and Woodbridge.
There are two championship semifinals, El Dorado vs. North Torrance at 5:30 p.m. at Woodbridge and Esperanza vs. El Toro at 7 p.m. at University.
El Dorado, Cerritos and Tesoro all finished with 1-1 records in Pool A, but El Dorado advances to the championship game with a better point differential.
The second round of the 30th annual Irvine World News Gary Raya Classic presented by OC Varsity is today.
Among the top games are No. 6 Edison vs. No. 7 El Toro at 5:30 p.m. at Woodbridge.
Today’s schedule:
At Woodbridge: El Toro vs. Edison, 5:30 p.m.; Marina vs. Woodbridge, 7 p.m.
At University: Crean Lutheran vs. University, 5:30 p.m.
At El Dorado: Cerritos vs. El Dorado, 7 p.m.
The 12-team tournament continues on Wednesday and Friday. The finals are Saturday at 6 p.m. at El Dorado.
Monday’s results:
Edison 57, Lakewood 48
North Torrance 104, Crean Lutheran 68
Cerritos 54, Tesoro 45
Esperanza 65, Marina 64
More information on the tournament is available by contacting Tim Burt at tburt@ocregister.com.
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The 30th annual Irvine World News Gary Raya Classic, presented by OC Varsity, begins tonight with four games.
The 12-team pool tournament runs through Saturday with the finals at El Dorado at 6 p.m.
In tonight’s games at Woodbridge, Lakewood faces Edison at 5:30 p.m. and Marina meets Esperanza at 7 p.m.
At University, Crean Lutheran, making its first appearance in the tournament meets North Torrrance at 5:30 p.m.
At El Dorado, Tesoro will face Cerritos at 7 p.m.
Games continue on Tuesday and will include Crean Lutheran at University at 5:30 p.m., Esperanza at Woodbridge at 7 p.m. and Cerritos at El Dorado at 7 p.m.
Edison is the defending two-time IWN Gary Raya Classic champion.
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