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San Diego Hall of Champions names all-spring sports teams
Posted June 27, 2009
The San Diego Hall of Champions recently announced its Breitbard All-San Diego Section teams for the 2009 spring sports season. The Breitbard All-CIF teams are the official All-CIF teams of the San Diego Section.
The list includes seven players from the Metro Conference: Montgomery senior Abraham Torres (baseball), Otay Ranch senior Omar Gonzalez (baseball), Hilltop junior Alysha Isaacson (softball), Otay Ranch senior Alfred Haslerig (boys track and field), Mar Vista senior Zach Penolio (boys volleyball), Otay Ranch senior Nick Morales (boys volleyball) and Bonita Vista’s Kevin Gorman (boys golf).
Torres, Haslerig, Penolio and Gorman all were recognized as first team selections while Gonzalez, Isaacson and Morales were all named as second team picks.
Torres earned honors as the 2009 South Bay League Pitcher of the Year while helping the Aztecs claim a share of the league title and advance as far as the San Diego Section Division II championship game. Montgomery finished second in the division for the second consecutive year to top-seeded Cathedral Catholic.
Torres finished the season with a 10-1 record, 0.85 earned-run average and 86 strikeouts.
The Aztecs finished 24-9 overall, 10-2 in league play.
Gonzalez, an infielder, batted .430 with 33 runs scored, eight home runs and 42 runs batted in while helping the Mustangs capture this year’s Mesa League championship. He was subsequently named the Mesa League Player of the Year.
Otay Ranch was not eligible for the section playoffs, however, because of 12 forfeits during non-league play. Teams with five or more forfeits in baseball are not allowed to compete in post-season play. However, because the forfeits occurred before the Mustangs began league play, the team’s Mesa League record was not affected.
Otay Ranch finished 9-1 in league play, 12-19 overall (including forfeits).
Isaacson finished 15-6 in the pitching circle with a 0.65 ERA while guiding the Lancers to a runner-up finish in Mesa League play. She racked up 124 strikeouts against 11 walks and completed 19 games. At the plate, she batted .415 with 30 RBI, 12 doubles, two triples and three home runs as the Mesa League Player of the Year.
Haslerig clocked a school record time of 1:53.38 to win his event at the section finals after previously setting a school record in winning the 800 run at the Mesa League finals. A state qualifier, he was named the Mesa League Track Athlete of the Year.
Penolio was named the South Bay League boys volleyball Player of the Year while helping the Mariners claim the league title.
Morales was named the Mesa League Player of the Year while helping the Mustangs win the Mesa League title.
Both Otay Ranch (10-0) and Mar Vista (12-0) went undefeated in league play.
Gorman earned first team all-section honors as one of the top 20 finishers in the section finals.
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2010 San Diego Multi-Event Championships
June 25-26 at Cuyamaca College
High School Boys Division
1. Ben McCollum (Poway) 4,572 points
2. Scott Snow (Carlsbad) 4,464 points
3. Daniel Santillan (Grossmont) 4,165 points
4. Adam Omahen (Grossmont) 4,013 points
5. Ken Saxer (West Hills) 3,883 points
6. Jared Houghton (West Hills) 3,775 points
7. Daniel Reinert (West Hills) 3,682 points
8. Patrick Tilley (Grossmont) 3,397 points
9. Brian Parker (Grossmont) 3,245 points
10. Matthew Jorge (West Hills) 3,226 points
11. David Popko (Grossmont) 2,987 points
12. Joey Stanley (Grossmont) 2,752 points
13. Barrington Kroger (West Hills) 2,010 points
14. Austin Peterson (West Hills) DNF, withdrew after seven events due to injury
15. Nick Christie (Grossmont) DNF, withdrew after 1st day due to injury
High School Girls Division
1. Justine Fordyce (West Hills) 2,380 points
2. Cassie Slagle (West Hills) 1,934 points
3. Kaitlyn Finney (West Hills) 1,306 points
Junior Girls Division
1. Lauren Bartsch (Coronado Middle) 2,171 points
Men’s Open Division
1. Sergio Amaya (unaffiliated) 3,402 points
2. Frank Chan (unaffiliated) 2,747 points
Women’s Open Division
1. Rita Hanscom (unaffiliated) 5,860 points
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Diving Championships
May 7 at Parkway pool, Chula Vista
South Bay League
Boys Individuals
1. Marlo Villanueva (Southwest) 94.90 points
Girls Individuals
1. Michelle McDonald (Mar Vista) 173.00 points
2. Kelly Clemmons (Olympian) 128.00 points
3. Amy Musick (Mar Vista) 123.20 points
4. Maxine Hanson (Mar Vista) 110.50 points
Mesa League
Boys Individuals
1. Leo Diaz de Leon (Hilltop) 159.20 points
2. Shane Garvin (Hilltop) 147.20 points
3. Johnny Hewuse (Chula Vista) 147.05 points
4. Aaaron Siaumau (Hilltop) 140.10 points
5. Carlo Fiorillo (Otay Ranch) 137.10 points
6. Spencer Lavy (Chula Vista) 108.50 points
7. Isaac Matta (Bonita Vista) 98.85 points
8. Jason Jasmund (Hilltop) 95.45 points
9. Jonathan Mercado (Otay Ranch) 83.90 points
10. Abrahan Mercado (Otay Ranch) 66.95 points
11. Zev Bimstein (Bonita Vista) 53.50 points
12. Alex Salomon (Bonita Vista) 52.30 points
Girls Individuals
1. Ashley Relph (Hilltop) 153.60 points
2. Briana Reef (Hilltop) 128.40 points
3. Marissa Ringwald (Hilltop) 127.80 points
4. Zully Maldonado (Otay Ranch) 119.00 points
5. Carlin Riley (Bonita Vista) 117.80 points
6. Vanessa Joeckel (Otay Ranch) 114.15 points
7. Ashley Johnson (Hilltop) 110.80 points
8. Jessica Osuna (Bonita Vista) 55.85 points
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Boys: Marlo Villanueva (Southwest)
Girls: Michelle McDonald (Mar Vista)
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Girls: Ashley Relph (Hilltop)
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San Diego Section says thanks
Posted Nov. 6, 2007
The CIF-San Diego Section and its board of managers, with the support of the County Superintendent of Schools and the superintendents of all county school districts, thanks member schools, coaches, athletes and parents for their support of the determination to cancel all activities and athletic contests during the recent firestorm that devastated San Diego County.
Those firestorms caused the evacuation of 600,000 residents, including student athletes, coaches and athletic administrators who lost homes. Out of respect for those families who suffered unexpected losses and need to begin the road to recovery, it was decided that focused determination and support of those families was most important.
High school athletics is an educational experience that teaches the lessons of selfless commitment to others, leadership, and good citizenship; it is not about playing games. The CIF-SDS commends those schools and athletic teams who seized the teachable moment and put aside their want to play a game, to teach the need to be good citizens, and support others in a time of need.
The lesson of fairness taught by the sacrifice of unaffected schools is that sometimes one must give up something for the greater good. The CIF-SDS and its board of managers is committed to its educational mission and fairness to all when making its decisions. At the moment, the decisions may seem harsh, but on quiet reflection, they support the belief that we are a team focused on building good character and good people.
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Alex Spanos Classic:
One last chance to shine
The college football season is right around the corner, with training camps starting in early August. A select group of recent San Diego County high school graduates are headed off to programs like SDSU, Colorado State, Hawaii, Idaho State, UCLA, Tennessee Tech and USC, while others will play at area community colleges such as Grossmont, San Diego Mesa, Palomar and Southwestern before making the transition to the major collegiate ranks.
For one last time, however, they had the opportunity to showcase their talents on the gridiron as graduated high school seniors in the 17th annual Alex Spanos All-Star Classic July 13 at Mesa College. The game served to place a punctuation mark on standout high school careers as well as offer a preview of their upcoming college careers.
A near-capacity crowd took in this year’s 14-0 South victory over the North to mark the second consecutive year that the South (players from the Metro Conference, Grossmont Conference and City Conference) had defeated its North County rivals.
West Hills' Trevor Kolocheski (San Diego Mesa) helped spark the South victory with four catches for 112 yards and a one-yard touchdown run late in the fourth quarter to earn Most Valuable Player honors in the game.
Kolocheski’s score came with just under three minutes to play in the game to essentially seal the outcome in the South’s favor. El Capitan's Ryan Lindley, who earned honors as the San Diego Section Player of the Year for 2006 after passing for 3,521 passing yards and 35 touchdowns, had set up Kolocheski’s TD with a pass to the Wolfpack standout at the one-yard line.
Earlier in the contest, Lindley (169 passing yards on 12 completions in 18 attempts) hit Kolocheski on a 66-yard bomb to set up a one-yard run by Point Loma’s Lester Arnold (61 rushing yards on eight carries) to give the South a 7-0 lead. That score came with just under five minutes left in the third quarter as both teams played to a scoreless halftime stalemate
Otay Ranch’s Brian Lewis (Grossmont) added the point-after touchdown conversion on both South scores.
Impressively, the South defense shut down the prolific passing combo of Poway’s Donnie McKillop (3,031 passing yards, 24 touchdowns) and Oceanside’s Steve Carroll (2,518 passing yards, 22 touchdowns), holding the North to just more than 50 yards in total offense. The South recorded five sacks, including two by La Jolla’s Richard Moore (Grossmont) and one each by El Capitan's Mike Holz (Grossmont), St. Augustine’s Bobby Erskine (Choate Rosemary) and Otay Ranch’s Robert McCurdy (UCLA).
But defense was highlighted throughout the contest by both sides. Rancho Buena Vista’s Mike Reid earned MVP honors for the North team with two sacks. Nick Witzman (La Costa Canyon) also registered two sacks for the North.
Point Loma’s Mike Hastings served as the South coach while El Camino’s Trace Deneke served as the North coach.
Summer Passing Leagues
Eastlake High School captured the SDSU passing tournament held June 22-23. Twenty-four high school football teams participated from California and Arizina. Eastlake went undefeated (3-0) in pool play, then 4-0 on the final day of competition, defeating Mission Bay, Poway, Canyon Dorado and Basha, the latter from Chandler, Ariz. Basha had defeated California state champion Orange Lutheran in the semifinals of its bracket. Basha, whch had been beating teams by 20 to 30 points while scoring an average of 40 throughout the tournament, was held to 20 in the championship game while Eastlake scored 27 points, led by quarterback Derek Witte whose favorite receivers included Dennis Clay, Jeremiah Andujo, Michael Holt, Jordan Koopman, Sal Adame, Wil Duka and Marco Carr. Clay, Andujo, Holt, Adame, Carr, Dyson Wattles, Patrick Jarin, and Tony Jefferson spearheaded the Titans' defense.
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