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CIF/Metro Conference Roller Hockey Standings

2005-06 Season

(Games through Feb. 16, 2006)

Note: Games with Montgomery removed from standings - games count as byes, not forfeits as per San Diego Section ruling. La Jolla and Sweetwater will play an extra league game to even out the league schedule at 10 league games. If there is a tie for the league title, overall record would be the tiebreaker for playoff seeding purposes but teams would share the league title.

Note: Games with Montgomery removed from standings - games count as byes, not forfeits as per San Diego Section ruling. Winning percentage will be used to calculate South Bay League finishers 3-7 if there is a tie for the league title. If there is a tie for the league title, overall record would be the tiebreaker for playoff seeding purposes but teams would share the league title.

Note: Games with Montgomery removed from standings - games count as byes, not forfeits as per San Diego Section ruling.

Playoffs: League champions, plus best at-large team, receive first-round byes.


Game Schedule
Wednesday, Feb. 15 at Skate San Diego
South Bay League
Hilltop 16, Castle Park 1
Mar Vista 19, Southwest, 0
Otay Ranch 13, La Jolla Country Day 0
Mesa League
La Jolla 1, Sweetwater 0 (forfeit)

Wednesday, Feb. 15 at Escondido Sports Center
North County League
Scripps Ranch 7, West Hills 2
Poway 10, Rancho Bernard 1
Westview 6, Vista 4

Thursday, Feb. 16 at Skate San Diego
Mesa League
Eastlake 13, Chula Vista 2
La Jolla 6, Bonita Vista 3
South Bay League
San Diego Jewish Academy 8, Southwest 3


Recent Scores
Tuesday, Feb. 14 at Skate San Diego
South Bay League
Otay Ranch 18, Castle Park 0
Bonita Vista 5, Eastlake 5
Sweetwater 9, Chula Vista 6
Non-League
La Jolla 13, La Jolla Country Day 8

Monday, Feb. 13 at Skate San Diego
South Bay League
Mar Vista 7, Hilltop 3
Otay Ranch 18, San Diego Jewish Academy 1
La Jolla Country Day 9, Southwest 1
North County League
Westview 8, West Hills 3
Vista 5, Rancho Bernardo 4
Poway 3, Scripps Ranch 3

Thursday, Feb. 9 at Skate San Diego
South Bay League
Hilltop 8, San Diego Jewish Academy 4
Mesa League
Eastlake 10, Sweetwater 0
La Jolla 6, Chula Vista 1

Wednesday, Feb. 8 at Skate San Diego
South Bay League
Otay Ranch 14, Southwest 0
Hilltop 5, La Jolla Country Day 3
San Diego Jewish Academy 10, Castle Park 2

Wednesday, Feb. 8 at Escondido Sports Center
North County League
Poway 3, Vista 3
Rancho Bernardo 5, West Hills 1
Scripps Ranch 7, Westview 7

Tuesday, Feb. 7 at Skate San Diego
South Bay League
Mar Vista 28, Castle Park 0
Mesa League
Bonita Vista 9, Sweetwater 0
La Jolla 13, Eastlake 9
North County League
Scripps Ranch defeated Vista, score unavailable

Monday, Feb. 6 at Skate San Diego
South Bay League
Southwest 8, Castle Park 2
Otay Ranch 11, Hilltop 3
Mar Vista 4, La Jolla Country Day 2

Monday, Feb. 6 at Escondido Sports Center
North County League
Vista defeated West Hills
Westview vs. Poway, tie game
Rancho Bernardo defeated Scripps Ranch

Thursday, Feb. 2 at Skate San Diego
Mesa League
Bonita Vista 9, Chula Vista, 2
La Jolla 12, Sweetwater 1
South Bay League
La Jolla Country Day 11, San Diego Jewish Academy 2

Wednesday, Feb. 1 at Skate San Diego
South Bay League
Hilltop 11, Southwest 2
Mar Vista 4, Otay Ranch 2
La Jolla Country Day 12, Castle Park 1

Wednesday, Feb. 1 at Escondido Sports Center
North County League
Westview 6, Rancho Bernardo 4
Scripps Ranch 7, Vista 5
Poway 9, West Hills 1

Tuesday, Jan. 31 at Skate San Diego
South Bay League
Hilltop 10, Castle Park 2
Otay Ranch 11, San Diego Jewish Academy 1
Mar Vista 12, Southwest 2

Monday, Jan. 30 at Skate San Diego
Mesa League
Eastlake 21, Chula Vista 1
Bonita Vista 4, La Jolla 4

Monday, Jan. 30 at Escondido Sports Center
North County League
Scripps Ranch 12, West Hills 2
Poway 2, Rancho Bernardo 1
Westview 8, Vista 5

Thursday, Jan. 26 at Skate San Diego
Mesa League
Bonita Vista 4, Eastlake 3
South Bay League
San Diego Jewish Academy 7, Southwest 1
Mar Vista 11, Hilltop 2
La Jolla Country Day 14, Castle Park 2

Wednesday, Jan. 25 at Skate San Diego
Mesa League
Sweetwater 5, Chula Vista 4
South Bay League
Southwest vs. San Diego Jewish Academy, rescheduled to Feb. 16

Wednesday, Jan. 25 at Escondido Sports Center
North County League
Scripps Ranch 4, Poway 4
Westview 17, West Hills 0
Vista 4, Rancho Bernardo 4

Tuesday, Jan. 24 at Skate San Diego
South Bay League
Mar Vista 17, Castle Park 0
Otay Ranch 7, La Jolla Country Day 1
San Diego Jewish Academy 5, Hilltop 5

Monday, Jan. 23 at Skate San Diego
Mesa League
Eastlake18, Sweetwater 0
La Jolla 19, Chula Vista 2
South Bay League
La Jolla Country Day 13, Castle Park 2

Monday, Jan. 23 at Escondido Sports Center
North County League
Poway 6, Vista 1
Rancho Bernardo 14, West Hills 2
Westview 5, Scripps Ranch 4

Thursday, Jan. 19 at Skate San Diego
South Bay League
Otay Ranch 22, Castle Park 0
Mar Vista 7, San Diego Jewish Academy 3
La Jolla Country Day 9, Southwest 1
Mesa League
Bonita Vista 12, Sweetwater 4

Wednesday, Jan. 18 at Skate San Diego
South Bay League
San Diego Jewish Academy 14, Castle Park 1
La Jolla Country Day 4, Hilltop 3
Mesa League
La Jolla 12, Eastlake 7

Wednesday, Jan. 18 at Escondido Sports Center
North County League
Vista 10, West Hills 1
Westview 3, Poway 2
Scripps Ranch 8, Rancho Bernardo 4

Tuesday, Jan. 17 at Escondido Sports Center
North County League
Rancho Bernardo defeated Westview, score unavailable
Vista vs. Scripps Ranch, no report
Poway defeated West Hills, score unavailable

South Bay League
Otay Ranch 18, Southwest 0
Mesa League
Bonita Vista 9, Chula Vista 5
La Jolla 12, Sweetwater 0

Jan. 12 at Skate San Diego:
Mesa League
Eastlake 13, Chula Vista 1
Bonita Vista 11, La Jolla 10
South Bay League
Mar Vista 6, La Jolla Country Day 1

Jan. 11 at Skate San Diego:
South Bay League
Southwest 7, Castle Park 3
Otay Ranch 6, Hilltop 0

Jan. 11 at Escondido Sports Center:
North County League
Westview 7, Vista 1
Scripps Ranch 11, West Hills 1
Poway 2, Rancho Bernardo 1

Jan. 10 at Skate San Diego:
South Bay League
Hilltop10, Southwest 2
La Jolla Country Day 5, San Diego Jewish Academy 5
Mar Vista 6, Otay Ranch 6

Jan. 9 at Skate San Diego:
Mesa League
Bonita Vista 5,. Eastlake 4
Chula Vista 8, Sweetwater 1

Jan. 9 at Escondido Sports Center:
North County League
Poway 6, Scripps Ranch 3
Westview 6, West Hills 2
Rancho Bernardo 7, Vista 0

Jan. 5 at Skate San Diego:
Non-league
Mar Vista 22, Chula Vista 2
Hilltop 7, La Jolla 2
Sweetwater 5, Southwest 1

Jan. 4 at Skate San Diego:
Non-league
Eastlake 25, Castle Park 0
La Jolla Country Day 4, Bonita Vista 1
Otay Ranch 17, La Jolla 1

Jan. 4 at Escondido Sports Center:
North County League
Scripps Ranch 5, Westview 5 (tie)
Poway 4, Vista 2
Rancho Bernardo 11, West Hills 0

Jan. 3 at Skate San Diego:
Non-league
Castle Park 7, Chula Vista 2
Eastlake 7, Hilltop 6
Mar Vista 10, La Jolla Country Day 0

Jan. 2 at Escondido Sports Center:
North County League
Scripps Ranch 5, Rancho Bernardo 4
Vista 11, West Hills 2
Poway 8, Westview 5

Dec. 15 at Skate San Diego:
Non-League
Mar Vista 14, La Jolla 1
San Diego Jewish Academy 11, Chula Vista 4
Hilltop 8, Sweetwater 0

Dec. 15 at Castle Park High School:
Non-League
Otay Ranch 9, Bonita Vista 1

Dec. 14 at Escondido Sports Center:
North County League
Poway 12, West Hills 0
Westview 8, Rancho Bernardo 2
Scripps Ranch 11, Vista 4

Dec. 14 at Skate San Diego:
Non-League
Sweetwater 5, Southwest 4
Bonita Vista 7, San Diego Jewish Academy 4
Otay Ranch 6, Mar Vista 4

Dec. 13 at Skate San Diego:
Non-League
Vista 26, Southwest 1
Rancho Bernardo 27, Sweetwater 0
Poway 20, Chula Vista 0

Dec. 13 at Castle Park High School:
Non-League
Eastlake 9, San Diego Jewish Academy 1

Dec. 12 at Skate San Diego:
Non-League
Westview 7, Bonita Vista 1
Otay Ranch 4, West Hills 2
Scripps Ranch 9, Mar Vista 1

Dec. 9 at Castle Park High School:
Non-League
Chula Vista 11, Southwest 11
Sweetwater 10, Castle Park 3

Dec. 8 at Skate San Diego:
Non-League
Westview 7, Eastlake 1
Rancho Bernardo 18, Bonita Vista 0
Vista 5, Hilltop 1

Dec. 7 at Skate San Diego:
Non-League
Poway 15, La Jolla 3
West Hills 7, San Diego Jewish Academy 5
Scripps Ranch 8, Otay Ranch 3
Mar Vista 13, Bonita Vista 2

Dec. 6 at Skate San Diego:
Non-League
Poway 25, Bonita Vista 1
Vista 10, Eastlake 3
Westview 9, Hilltop 1

Dec. at Castle Park High School:
Non-League
Otay Ranch 18, Sweetwater 1
La Jolla Country Day 10, Chula Vista 1

Dec. 5 at Skate San Diego:
Non-League
La Jolla 11, San Diego Jewish Academy 8
West Hills 8, Southwest 1
Rancho Bernardo 4, Mar Vista 3
Scripps Ranch 27, Castle Park 0

Dec. 1 at Skate San Diego:
Non-League
Otay Ranch 19, Chula Vista 0
Poway 36, Castle Park 0
Rancho Bernardo 17, Hilltop 2
Westview 10, Mar Vista 2

Dec. 1 at Castle Park High School:
Non-League
La Jolla Country Day 7, Sweetwater 1

Nov. 30 at Skate San Diego:
Non-League
Scripps Ranch 18, Eastlake 0
Vista 12, Bonita Vista 1
West Hills 10, La Jolla 3

Nov. 29 at Skate San Diego:
Non-League
Rancho Bernardo 9, Eastlake 1
Westview 28, Castle Park 0.

Nov. 29 at Castle Park High School:
Non-League
Mar Vista 15, Chula Vista 0
La Jolla 19, Southwest 1

Nov. 28 at Skate San Diego:
Non-League
San Diego Jewish Academy 10, Sweetwater 2
Scripps Ranch 6, Bonita Vista 1
Otay Ranch 3, Vista 2
Poway 10, Hilltop 0

Game Summaries
Hilltop 5, La Jolla Country Day 3
Feb. 8 at Skate San Diego: The Hilltop Lancers kept their late season playoff drive alive with a come-from-behind 5-3 victory against the La Jolla Country Day Torreys. Trailing 3-1 after two periods, Hilltop lit up the scoreboard with four third-period goals, including three by Corey Garvin. Ruben Benavides ignited the Lancer rally by scoring just 32 seconds into the final period to cut the LJCD lead to 3-2. Hilltop tied the score 1:08 into the period and took the lead on a pair of goals by Garvin in the final 2:32 of the South Bay League contest. Garvin finished the game with four goals and one assist while Benavides had one goal and two assists. The Lancers (4-4-1 in league play, 7-9-1 overall) made their comeback braced by two shutout periods of goaltending by Danny Villada. The Torreys (6-5-1, 11-5-1) were paced by two goals by Matt Mulligan and a goal and assist from Oren Siegel.

Otay Ranch 14, Southwest 0
Feb. 8 at Skate San Diego: Matt Nafarrete (six goals, one assist) and Adrian Rodriguez (two goals, five assists) each totaled seven points in the Mustangs’ win. Ricky Gutierrez had two goals and four assists while Jonathan Reyes had two goals, Ruben Gomez a goal and assist, Dylan Mahr one goal and one assist each for James Boucree and A.J. Walker.

La Jolla 13, Eastlake 9
Feb. 7 at Skate San Diego: Johnny Noris had eight goals and three assists and Nick Whaley had three goals and three assists to lead the victorious Vikings, who built a 5-2 first-period lead and had to later hold off a hard-charging Titan unit that racked up five third-period goals. J.K. Williams, Casey Shotwell and Andrew Abuyo each led Eastlake with two goals and one assist while Zach McElory and Nathan Scharmann each were credited with a goal and assist.

Bonita Vista 9, Sweetwater 0
Feb. 7 at Skate San Diego: Eric Enciso had four goals and two assists to keep the Barons undefeated in Mesa League play at 8-0-1 (9-8-1 overall). Willy Anderson had two goals and Steven Micallef had a goal and two assists. Ryan Veenstra and Max Ramos each scored once for Bonita Vista, built from a 1-0 first-period lead by scoring three times in the second period and adding five goals in the third period.

Mar Vista 28, Castle Park 0
Feb. 7 at Skate San Diego: Jeremy Tanaka racked up 15 points on seven goals and eight assists and cousin Ian Nicklen rang up 13 points on 10 goals and three assists to help lead Mar Vista to a South Bay League victory against Castle Park The Mariners, who led 7-0 after the first period and 17-0 after two periods, also received a standout showing from Trevin Tuouvinen with seven goals and three assists. Nick Fox (one goal, three assists) collected four points in the game while Marcos Rodriguez contributed two goals and one assist. Devin Felkner also was credited with a goal for Mar Vista, which improved to 9-1-1 in league play, 13-4-1 overall. The Trojans remained winless in league play at 0-10-0, 2-15-0 overall.

Bonita Vista 9, Chula Vista 2
Feb. 2 at Skate San Diego: The Barons received points from six players, highlighted by Eric Enciso's six points (three goals, three assists) and two goals by Steven Micallef, to move one step closer to claiming this season's Mesa League championship. The Barons upped their league record to 7-0-1 with the win against the Spartans and evened their season record at 8-8-1 after 1 -8-0 start. Willy Anderson contributed one goal and two assists while Blake Tanner had one goal and one assist and Max Ramos and Ryan Wood were each credited with one goal. Heath McNerny led Chula Vista (2-13-1) with two goals. Bonita Vista led 4-1 after the opening period and 8-1 midway through the final period.

La Jolla 12, Sweetwater 1
Feb. 2 at Skate San Diego: Johnny Noris collected 10 points on six goals and four assist as he continued his assault on the conference point-scoring title. Matt Cox had two goals for the Vikings (8-6-1), who blew open the game with seven third-period goals. Gabe Rudolph had one goal and three assists for La Jolla, which also received a goal and assist from John Gibson. Robert Felizardo cut the Vikings' early lead to 3-1 in collecting the lone goal for the Red Devils (6-10-0).

Mar Vista 11, Hilltop 2
Jan. 26 at skate San Diego: The Lancers came out with a sense of intensity and purpose not seen for most of the season and controlled play initially for the first half of the opening period, taking a1-0 lead on a goal by Corey Garvin 3:18 into the game and trailing 2-1 after the first period. However, the relentlessly-skating Mariners started scoring in bunches, netting six goals in the second period to take a 7-2 lead into the final stanza. Cousins Ian Nicklen (4 goals, 1 assist) and Jeremy Tanaka (2 goals, 2 assists) combined for six goals and three assists to lead the Mariners (9-4-1 overall, 5-1-1 South Bay League) while teammates Nick Fox (2 goals, 1 assist) and Trevin Touvenin (1 goal, 2 assists) each contributed three points. Adrian Avalos had a goal and assist while Mike Ellison scored one goal for Mar Vista, which now faces a showdown game on Feb. 1 against league leader Otay Ranch (11-1-1, 5-0-1). Garvin drew the assist on the Lancers' second goal, credited to Kevin Mark, as Hilltop saw its record slip to 4-8-1, 1-3-1.

San Diego Jewish Academy 7, Southwest 1
Jan. 26 at Skate San Diego: Johnny Simkin (3 goals, 2 assists) and Mikael Levin (2 goals, 2 assists) once again led the Lions offensively in an otherwise hard-skating contest against a game Raider squad. The SDJA led 3-0 after the opening period but Southwest pulled to within 4-1 on the scoreboard with 1:35 left in the middle period. A clutch goal by Simkin with 35 seconds to play in the period, however, restored the Lions' lead to four goals and Simkin and Levin combined for the final two goals in the third period. Josh Shinoff and Alan Lilienthal also scored goals for the Lions, who elevated their record above the .500 mark in overall games (6-5-2) and evened their mark at 2-1-2 in South Bay League play.

La Jolla Country Day 14, Castle Park 2
Jan. 26 at Skate San Diego: The surprising Torreys improved their record to 9-3-1 overall, 4-3-1 in South Bay League play with the 12-goal victory against the Trojans. Matt Mulligan (4 goals, 2 assists), Chris Warren (four goals) and Eric Gillman (three goals) keyed LJCD on offense while Oren Siegel added one goal and two assists and Ben Sweeney scored one goal and one assist. Alex Yanez was credited with one goal for the Torreys, who scored five goals in each of the first two periods, while Eric Williamson was credited with one assist. Alex Hurtado led Castle Park (0-5-0, 2-10-0) with one goal and one assist while Ryan Ponce scored one goal.

Sweetwater 5, Chula Vista 4
Jan. 25 at Skate San Diego: Ruben Felizardo scored all five Red Devil goals, netting a first-period hat trick. Sweetwater never trailed in the game, leading 4-1 heading into the final period. Chula Vista, which made the game close with three third-period goals, received two goals from captain Heath McNerney and single goals from Alejandro Cabrera and Eric Tamayo. Eric Sharp and Denise Bohn each set up goals for the Spartans while Vanessa Martinez was credited with two assists for the Red Devils and Daniel Lara one assist for Sweetwater.

La Jolla Country Day 6, Eastlake 5
Jan. 25 at Skate San Diego: The Torreys continued their amazing season by scoring the game-winning goal with 2:51 to play, snapping a 5-all tie against the Titans. Oren Siegel (two goals, one assist) and Matt Mulligan (one goal, two assists) each led LJCD with three points while Ben Sweeney scored two goals.

Mar Vista 17, Castle Park 0
Jan. 24 at Skate San Diego: Ian Nicklen scored six goals and one assist and Trevin Touvenin earned play-maker honors with two goals and four assists to lead the Mariners, who expanded a 2-0 first-period lead with six second-period goals and closed out the contest with a 9-0 run in the final period.

Otay Ranch 7, La Jolla Country Day 1
Jan. 24 at Skate San Diego: Ricky Gutierrez and Matt Nafarrete each scored two goals to lead the Mustangs to the key South Bay League victory. Adrian Rodriguez had a goal and two assists for Otay Ranch, which nursed a 2-1 lead midway through the second period before closing the middle stanza with three unanswered goals to take a 5-1 lead into the final period. A.J. Walker had a goal and assist for the Mustangs while teammate Zack Johnson had one goal and Dylan Mahr and Angelo Seganti each picked up one assist. Oren Siegel, assisted by Ben Sweeney, scored for LJCD, which gave up five unanswered goals over the balance of the contest after drawing to within one goal on the scoreboard.

San Diego Jewish Academy 5, Hilltop 5
Jan. 24 at Skate San Diego: It might be too early to start talking about the playoffs but the Lions (5-5-2 overall, 1-1-2 South Bay League) appear to be playing like a team worthy of being considered for post-season play after initiall holding a 2-0 lead against the Lancers and playing back from a 4-2 deficit to take a 5-4 lead with 3:45 to play in the game. Johnny Simkin led SDJA with four goals while Mikael Levin added a goal and assist and Josh Shinoff and Aaron Shinoff each contributed one assist. Simkin gave the Lions a 1-0 just 2:49 into the game and put the Lions back in front 2-1 on a goal scored with 4:20 left in the operning period after Hilltop had answsered back with a tying goal off the stick of Ruben Benavides with 5:08 left in the period. The Lancers kept the pressure on, finally netting twice in the final minute of the second period to lead 3-2. Austin McDonald scored both goals on set-ups from Kevin Mark with 53 and four seconds left on the clock. After Hilltop took a 4-2 lead 20 seconds into the third period on a goal by Corey Garvin, the Lions reeled off three unanswered tallies to re-take the lead. McDonald completed his hat trick with a goal with 1:30 left in the game to tie the score. The Lancers had a chance at pulling out a win but a pass to the open side went just out of a skater's reach in the final 30 seconds of play. Alex Penkin started between the pipes for Hilltop and played the first half of the game before teammate Danny Villada took over for the second half.

Eastlake 18, Sweetwater 0
Jan. 23 at Skate San Diego: Nathan Scharmann collected nine points and teammate J.K. Williams racked up eight points to lead the Titans to the Mesa League victory, evening Eastlake's record at 6-6 in the process. The Titans scored six goals in each period, with Vaughn Levzinger scoring four points and Chris Sexton and Casey Shotwell three points each. Scharmann led all Eastlake scorers with eight goals and one assist while Williams spread his scoring around with four goals and four assists.

La Jolla 19, Chula Vista 1
Jan. 23 at Skate San Diego: Nick Whaley had eight goals and three assists and conference scoring leader Johnny Noris had six goals and two assists to lead the Vikings past the Spartans in a Mesa League encounter. La Jolla, which hiked its league record to 4-1 with the runaway win, leveled its overall record at 6-6 with the victory. Natalie Noris recorded a hat trick while adding one assist. Daniel Bogle had one goal and two assists while Matt Cox contributed one goal and one assist. The Vikings built a 15-0 lead before Chula Vista (2-10-1) got its first goal and 18-1 before the Spartans added a second score. Heath McNerney and Eric Tamayo scored Chula Vista's goals.

La Jolla Country Day 13, Castle Park 2
Jan. 23 at Skate San Diego: The Torreys have quietly assembled a 7-2-1 record thanks to their latest win. Matt Mulligan keyed the LJCD offense with three goals and two assists while Oren Siegel scored two goals and one assist and Ben Sweeney, Eric Gilman and Chris Warren each scored twice. The Torreys led 4-1 after the first period and 7-1 through two periods. LJCD finished the game with a 6-1 scoring edge in the final period. Ryan Ponce was credited with both goals for the Trojans (2-9-0).

Mar Vista 7, San Diego Jewish Academy 3
Jan. 19 at Skate San Diego: Ian Nicklen led the Mariners with three goals and two assists while Jeremy Tanaka contributed two goals and one assist and teammate Trevin Tourenin set up two goals. Mar Vista (7-4-1) had to work from behind for the South Bay League victory, however, as the Lions (5-5-1) posted a heroic 2-0 lead on goals by Johnny Simkin (3:50 left in the first period) and Aaron Shinoff (2:00 into the second period). Nicklen, set up by Tanaka, got the Mariners' breakthrough goal with 8:32 left in the second period and Adrian Avalos scored 53 seconds later to tie the game. Nicklen notched the 3-2 go-ahead goal off a set-up by Mike Ellison with 2:53 left in the second period and Tanaka boosted the lead to 4-2 on a goal just 1:08 into the final period. The pesky Lions, however, fought back to make it a 4-3 game on Simkin's second goal of the game with 2:42 elapsed in the third period. But Mar Vista closed out the game with three unanswered goals, including two in the final minute of play.

Bonita Vista 12, Sweetwater 4
Jan. 19 at Skate San Diego: Max Ramos had three goals and one assist and a quartet of Barons -- Rayn Wood, Steven Micallef, Ryan Veenstra and Eric Enciso -- each scored two goals to lift Bonita Vista to the Mesa League victory. Willy Anderson had two assists for the Barons, who pulled away in the contest with seven third-period goals. Robert Felizardo paced Sweetwater with four goals. The Red Devils fought back from an initial 2-0 first-period deficit to trail 5-3 entering the final period.

La Jolla Country Day 9, Southwest 1
Jan. 19 at Skate San Diego: Matt Mulligan scored three goals and Oren Siegel contributed two goals and two assists to pace the Torreys to the South Bay League victory. Eric Williamson scored two goals for LJCD, which got out to a quick 2-0 lead and led 4-1 at the end of the opening frame. Ben Sweeney and Nikil Nagaraj each scored one goal for the Torreys, who also received two assists from Chris Warren and one assist from Alex Yanez.

Otay Ranch 22, Castle Park 0
Jan. 19 at Skate San Diego: Adrian Rodrigez paced the Mustangs with seven points on one goal and six assists and three other players recorded at least three goals. Ruben Gomez had four goals and one assist while Jonathan Reyes and matt Mafarrete each had three goals and two assists, James Boucree had three goals and one assist and A.J. Walker had three goals. Ricky Gutierrez had a goal and three assists while Zack Johnson contributed a goal and two assists. Otay Ranch led 7-0 after the first period and 13-0 after the second period.

San Diego Jewish Academy 14, Castle Park 1
Jan. 18 at Skate San Diego: Johnny Simkin scored seven goals and Mikael Levin added a goal and four assists to lead the Lions above the .500 mark at 5-4-1 overall and keep them undefeated in South Bay League play at 1-0-1. Josh Shinoff contributed two goals for the Lions, who led 5-1 after the first period and finished the game with 11 unanswered goals. Jessica Felber, David Gumpel, Judith Hoffman and Saul Moch each scored single goals for the victors. Ramsey Romero was credited with the lone goal for Castle Park.

La Jolla Country Day 4, Hilltop 3
Jan. 18 at Skate San Diego: The youth-laden Torreys continued their amazing start to the 2005-06 season by downing the Lancers on the strength of two goals by Oren Siegel and a goal and assist each from Ben Sweeney and Chris Warren. LJCD also benefited from the strong play of goaltender Alex Corbin, a freshman like Sweeney. The Torreys led 2-0 early on a pair of goals by Siegel and built leads of 3-1 and 4-2 before Hilltop attempted a late rally on a goal by Ruben Benavides with 3:36 to play. Sweeney’s goal came on the power play to give LJCD a 4-2 lead after the Lancers had closed the score to 3-2 on a goal by Kevin Mark with two minutes into the final period. The Torreys also benefited from a short-handed goal in building their early advantage. Austin McDonald netted Hilltop’s first goal whlie Corey Garvin set up the Lancers’ two third-period tallies.

Otay Ranch 18, Southwest 0
Jan. 17 at Skate San Diego: The Mustangs improved to 3-0-1 in South Bay League play as Matt Nafarrete and Ruben Gomez each scored five goals. Adrian Rodriguez contributed one goal and six assists for Otay Ranch, which battled the Raiders fora 3-0 first quarter edge before pulling away with a 7-0 run in the middle period. Dylan Mahr had five assists for the Mustangs, who received two goals and one assist from Ricky Gutierrez, two goals from Christian Olivares, one goal and three assists from Zack Johnson, one goal and one assist from James Boucree, one goal from Victor Holland and one assist from Angelo Seganti.

Bonita Vista 9, Chula Vista 5
Jan. 17 at Skate San Diego: The Barons remained unbeaten in Mesa League play at 3-0-0 by winning a harder than expected battle from Chula Vista (1-9-1 overall). Bonita Vista skated to a 3-0 lead on two goals by Max Ramos and one goal by Blake Tanner before the Spartans scored twice in the final minute of play on goals 32 seconds apart by Heath McNerney and Eric Tamayo to end the opening 15 minutes of court action trailing just 3-2. The Barons took a 4-2 lead on a goal by Malik Jones but Chula Vista fought back with the final two scores of the second period to knot the score at 4-4 entering the final period. The Spartans took a 5-4 lead on a goal by Alejando Cabrera just 35 seconds into the third period but Bonita Vista closed out the game with five unanswered goals to secure the victory. Tanner and Ramos each finished the game with three goals while Ryan Wood had one goal and three assists and Eric Enciso contributed one goal and one assist for the Barons. McNerney scored twice in the game for Chula Vista, which received one goal and one assist from Tamayo and a pair of assists from Javier Vasques.

La Jolla 12, Sweetwater 0
Jan. 17 at Skate San Diego: Johnny Noris keyed the Vikings to the Mesa League win by scoring six goals and three assists while Matt Cox had three goals and two assists and Daniel Bogle was credited with a pair of goals. Pete Gotfredson also recorded one goal for La Jolla, which peppered the Red Devil netminder throughout the opening period but could not break through on the scoreboard until 6:13 remained in the period. The Vikings (2-1 in league play) took a 4-0 lead into the second period and added four more goals for an 8-0 scoring edge.

Eastlake 13, Chula Vista 1
Jan. 12 at Skate San Diego: Nathan Scharmann scored six goals and Vaughn Levzinger added a goal and five assists to lead the Titans (4-5) to the Mesa League win. Casey Shotwell scored two goals and Andrew Abuyo, Chris Sexton, J.K. Williams and Luc Ruiz each scored once for Eastlake, which jump-started the game with a 12-0 lead. Williams finished the game with three points by adding a pair of assists. Heath McNerney scored with 4:38 left in the contest for Chula Vista (1-8-1) to avert being shut out.

Bonita Vista 11, La Jolla 10
Jan. 12 at Skate San Diego: Eric Enciso set up Max Ramos for the game-winning goal with 2:20 to play to lift the Barons (3-8 overall) to a 2-0 Mesa League start. La Jolla (3-6 overall, 1-1 in league play) had led 4-2 after the opening period and had tied the game at 10-10 with 6:27 left in the game after rebounding from a 7-6 deficit through two periods. Enciso led Bonita Vista with three goals and two assists while Blake Tanner, Willy Anderson and Ramos each scored two goals. Anderson and Tanner also each had two assists while Ryan Wood and Ryan Veenstra each scored one goal. The Barons broke through with five second-period goals to lead 7-6. Bonita Vista added two more goals to lead 9-6 before the Vikings made their spirited comeback with three unanswered goals in a span of 2:09, including a pair within 27 seconds to deadlock the score. Johnny Noris had a hand in all 10 La Jolla goals with seven goals and three assists.

Mar Vista 6, La Jolla Country Day 1
Jan. 12 at Skate San Diego: Jeremy Tanaka scored two goals and one assist and Ian Nicklen added three points on a goal and two assists to lead the Mariners to their second consecutive South Bay League win against the Torreys. Mar Vista, which broke the game open with four third period goals, trailed 1-0 early in the game before rallying with the contest’s final six goals. Ben Sweeney had given LJCD the early 1-0 lead, assisted by Oren Siegel, before the Mariners tied the game just under three minutes later on a goal by Tanaka. Mar Vista, which got single goals from Shan Stenvall, Adrian Avalos and Trevin Touvenin, had defeated the Torreys 10-0 in the teams’ first meeting.

Otay Ranch 6, Hilltop 0
Jan. 11 at Skate San Diego: The Mustangs, keyed by five different goal-scorers, improved their record to 8-1-1 overall, 2-0-1 in South Bay :League play with the shutout victory. Jonathan Reyes scored two goals and Adrian Rodriguez was the game's play-maker with one goal and three assists. Other Mustangs picking up goals included Ricky Gutierrez, Matt Nafarrete and A.J. Walker. Nafarrete and Guitierrez also recorded an assist as well. Otay Ranch jumped out to a quick 4-0 lead on goals in the first 7:20 of the game. Alex Penkin replaced starter Danny Villada between the pipes and proceded to hold the Mustangs scoreless for a stretch of 33:58 before allowing the game's final two goals.

Southwest 7, Castle Park 3
Jan. 11 at Skate San Diego: The Raiders limited the Trojans to a goal in each period while extending a 2-1 first period lead to 4-2 through two periods and recording a 3-1 scoring edge in the final period. Mario Moran and Ian Femiak each scored three goals and one assist for Southwest, which also received one goal from Robert Pillars and two assists from Carlton Phillips. Ryan Ponce paced Castle Park with two goals while Ernest Munoz scored one goal and Pablo Urbina contributed one assist.

Mar Vista 6, Otay Ranch 6
Jan. 10 at Skate San Diego: Ian Nicklen scored on a rebound with 1:52 to play in regulation time to lift the Mariners to the tie with the Mustangs, who had taken a 6-5 lead just 37 seconds beforehand on a nifty goal by Matt Nafarrete. Jeremy Tanaka racked up a first-period hat trick to earn Mar Vista's Player of the Game honors as the Mariners scored on a power play, defensive turnover in front of the Otay Ranch net and a short-handed goal to take a 3-2 first period lead. The game was tied 3-3 through two periods thanks to a great solo effort by the Mustangs' Adrian Rodriguez. Otay Ranch took a 4-3 lead on a goal by Jonathan Reyes just 29 seconds into the third period. But the Mariners -- playing with unmatch intensity -- kept coming back and tied the game at 4-4 on a goal by Nicklen almost immediately thereafter. Rodriguez gave his team a 5-4 lead by whipping a long shot past MV goaltender Mike Gisi. The seemed to turn, however, when the Mustangs were unable to convert on a two-man power play and the Mariners bounced back with a huge momentum-shifting power-play goal to once again tie the contest, this time at 5-5, when Nicklen, credited with the goal, converted on the power play, assisted by Tanaka. At this point, it looked as if Mar Vista would carry the momentum but Nafarrete stole the puck in the Mariners defensive end and walked in alone on Gisi, snapping off a shot to put Otay Ranch back in front 6-5. After Nicklen's 6-6 heroic tally, the Mustangs finished the final 52 seconds of the game on a power play but could not cash in. Otay Ranch finished with a 17-15 edge in shots to display the otherwise evenness of play. The teams rematch Feb. 1 in what could stand as the league championship game.

Hilltop 10, Southwest 2
Jan. 10 at Skate San Diego: Kevin Mark scored five points on one goal and four assists and Ruben Benavides had four points on three goals and one assist to lead the Lancers (4-5) to their opening win in South Bay League play. Corey Garvin scored two goals for Hilltop while single goals were credited to Adam Wetzel, Greg Watters and Conor McQueen. Joseph Zube recorded two assists. The Lancers opened up a 4-1 first period lead and extended their lead to 6-2 entering the final period. The Raiders, who were keyed by Ian Femiak's two goals, dropped to 2-6-1 overall.

La Jolla Country Day 5, San Diego Jewish Academy 5
Jan. 10 at Skate San Diego: Ben Sweeney's power play goal with 4:19 to play enabled the Torreys (4-1-1) to tie the Lions (4-4-1). The game-tying goal completed a natural hat trick for Sweeney, who also picked up two assists to have a hand in all five LJCD goals in the game. Chris Warren and Matt Mulligan also scored for the Torreys, who overcame a 2-1 first period deficit with three second-period goals to enter the final period deadlocked in a 4-4 tie. The Lions had taken a 5-4 lead on a goal credited to Gabe Nussbaum one minute into the third period. Mikael Levin led SDJA with two goals while Johnny Simkin was the Lions' high point man with one goal and three assists. David Gumpel also was credited with a goal for the Lions, who recieved assists each from Josh Shinoff and Alan Lilienthal.

Bonita Vista 5, Eastlake 4
Jan. 9 at Skate San Diego: Blake Tanner's goal with 1:26 remaining snapped a 4-4 tie to give the Barons the upset victory. Eastlake had controlled the game early, building a 3-1 lead on two goals by Andrew Abuyo and a single marker by J.K. Williams and then taking a 4-2 lead on another goal by Williams. But Bonita Vista, playing a scrappy game and slowing down the tempo of the contest considerably to its advantage, rallied to tie the score on goals by Tanner and Eric Enciso in the first six minutes of the final period. BV goaltender Cody Mazzarella shut out the Titans in the pivotal third period while the Barons scored three times to escape with the win. Both teams were playing without important team members, as Eastlake was without the services of starting netminder Zack McElroy and Bonita Vista was missing a pair of offensive contributors. However, goaltending was not a factor in the low-pace contest that revolved around defense, particularly that grinded out by BV's Willy Anderson (one of the more feisty players in the conference) and Steven Micallef, a freshman who has begun to take on a key role this season. The win was just the second for the defending Mesa League champion Barons, who had entered the game with a 1-8-0 record while playing perhaps the toughest early-season schedule in the conference (10 of the top 13 teams). Eastlake, which had won its last match-up on the court against Hilltop on a goal with five seconds to play to break a 6-6 tie, could not manage another dramatic ending against Mazzarella, a returning all-conference netminder.

Chula Vista 8, Sweetwater 1
Jan. 9 at Skate San Diego: Heath McNerney had four goals and one assist and Alejandro Cabrera scored twice to held the Spartans win their first game on the season after a 0-7-1 start. Eric Tamayo contributed one goal and three assists to the victory while Javier Vasques was credited with one goal for Chula Vista, which held a modest 2-0 lead after the first peirod but led 8-0 before Sweetwater's Brian Aquino spoiled the shutout bid on a goal with 2:11 to play.

Mar Vista 22, Chula Vista 2
Jan. 5 at Skate San Diego: Ian Nicklen was credited with eight goals and three assists while cousin Jeremy Tanaka collected two goals and five assists to keep the Spartans winless on the season. Mike Ellison had four goals and two assists in another productive showing for the Mariners, who scored the game's first five goals and finished with the game's last seven goals. Trevin Touvenin also turned in a multi-goal game for Mar Vista, which tallied seven second-period goals and six third-period goals.

Sweetwater 5, Southwest 1
Jan. 5 at Skate San Diego: Robert Felizardo and Brian Aquino each scored two goals to lead the Red Devils to the non-league victory. Vanessa Martinez was credited with a pair of assists for Sweetwater, which opened a 2-0 lead and fired in three third-period goals after the Raiders had closed the gap to 2-1 with the only goal of the second period.

Eastlake 25, Castle Park 0
Jan. 4 at Skate San Diego: Casey Shotwell scored five goals and Luc Ruiz tallied four goals and three assists to pace the Titans, who broke out to an 8-0 first-period advantage before adding nine unanswered goals in the second period. Ten Eastlake players registered points in the contest, including four goals and one assist by Nathan Scharmann, three goals and three assists by J.K. Williams, two goals and three assists by Zach McElroy, two goals and two assists by Vaughn Levzinger, two goals by Chris Sexton, two goals and one assist by Justin Craciunescu, one goal and one assist by Kyle Wagner and one assist by Andrew Abuyo.

Otay Ranch 17, La Jolla 1
Jan. 4 at Skate San Diego: Matt Nafarrete (four goals, two assissts), Jonathan Reyes (four goals, one assists) and Zack Johnson (three goals, two assists) led the Mustangs (7-1) against the Vikings (2-4). Four Otay Ranch players recorded hat tricks in the game, including a three-goal effort by Ricky Gutierrez.

La Jolla Country Day 4, Bonita Vista 1
Jan. 4 at Skate San Diego: Ben Sweeney was credited with three goals and Wynne Taylor with one goal as the Torreys (4-1) recorded a rare victory against the Barons (1-8), who were led on the scoreboard by Willy Anderson.

Castle Park 7, Chula Vista 2
Jan. 3 at Skate San Diego: The Trojans ended the game with five unanswered goals to snap a 2-2 tie. Three Castle Park players finished with two goals apiece: Ryan Ponce, Pablo Urbina and Ernest Munoz. Ramsey Romero contributed one goal and two assists to the victory. The Trojans (2-5) nursed a 1-0 first-period lead before the Spartans scored a tying goal by Anthony Laezza. Chula Vista (0-6-1) tied the game at 2-2 on a goal by Daniel Breon with 6:48 to play in the second period before the Trojans, who were playing without any substitutions, got their offense in high gear.

Mar Vista 10, La Jolla Country Day 0
Jan. 3 at Skate San Diego: Ian Nicklen led the Mariners offense with four goals while Trevin Touvenin tallied two goals and two assists and teammates Adrian Avalos and Jeremy Tanaka each scored two goals. Mike Gisi recorded the shutout for Mar Vista, which improved to 4-4 as the Torreys (3-1) suffered their first loss of the season.

Hilltop 8, Sweetwater 0
Dec. 15 at Skate San Diego: Kevin Mark (three goals, one assist) and Ruben Benevides (two goals, two assists) each tallied four points while teammates Corey Garvin (two goals, one assist) and Austin McDonald (one goal, two assists) each added three points in the non-league win for the Lancers (2-4). The Red Devils fell to 2-5 on the season.

San Diego Jewish Academy 11, Chula Vista 4
Dec. 15 at Skate San Diego: Mikael Levin racked up five goals and three assists while teammate Alan Lilienthal scored four goals to lead the Lions (3-4) past the Spartans (0-5-1). Chula Vista captain Heath McNerney was credited with three goals and one assist while teammate Eric Tamayo was credited with one goal. The San Diego Jewish Academy led 5-1 after the opening period and held a 9-2 lead heading into the final period of the non-league game.

Otay Ranch 9, Bonita Vista 1
Dec. 15 at Castle Park High School: Jonathan Reyes continued his amazing scoring ability with three goals and two assists while Adrian Rodriguez racked up one goal and three assists. Dylan Mahr scored twice while Zack Johnson had a goal and assist. The Mustangs led 3-1 after the first period but put the game away with four unanswered goals in the second period while adding two more goals in the final stanza to close the game with six consecutive goals.

Mar Vista 14, La Jolla 1
Dec. 15 at Skate San Diego: Jeremy Tanaka led the Mariners with six goals and three assists while teammate Trevin Tourenin contributed three goals. Mar Vista, which also received a goal and three assists from Adrian Avalos, built a 7-0 lead in the non-league contest.

Bonita Vista 7, San Diego Jewish Academy 4
Dec. 14 at Skate San Diego: The Barons closed the game with six unanswered goals to record their first victory of the season and stave off an upset bid by the Lions, who led 4-1 after the first period of play. Eric Enciso, Blake Tanner and Steven Milallef each scored two goals for Bonita Vista, which also got a goal from Willy Anderson. The Barons, who trailed initially 2-0, rebounded with three goals each in the second and third periods to skate to the win. Johnny Simkin led the Lions with two goals and one assist while Mikale Levin and Alan Lilienthal each scored once.

Sweetwater 5, Southwest 4
Dec. 14 at Skate San Diego: The Red Devils posted their second win of the season against four losses after overcoming an early 4-1 Raider lead in the non-league encounter. Robert Felizardo scored all five Sweetwater goals, with two assists going to Henry Barroso and single assists credited to Daniel Lara, Vanessa Martinez and Cesar Martinez. The Devils reeled off four unanswered goals to score the come-from-behind victory, including the tying and game-winning goals in the final period. Southwest, which had two players finish the game each with three points, dropped to 1-4-1.

Poway 20, Chula Vista 0
Dec. 13 at Skate San Diego: Gregory Gershman, Stephan Lockwood and Matthew Pecenco each registered hat tricks to lead the Titans. A total of 10 Poway skaters scored goals in the game, led by Lockwood’s three goals and three assists. Danny Barnes and Garret Sheehan each recorded multiple goals while Adam Gould, Kevin Ingram, Zachary Porter, Zachary Vachris and Christopher Van Holle all also figured in the scoring.

Rancho Bernardo 27, Sweetwater 0
Dec. 13 at Skate San Diego: Four Broncos notched at least five goals and five tallied at least four goals. Matt Kresky paced the RB scoring onslaught with five goals and six assists for 11 points while Andy Meisner scored six goals and three assists, Adam Shild notched five goals and one assist and Tanner Woodbury was credited with five goals. Kyle Ahrensberg notched four goals and one assist while Michael Taylor contributed two goals and three assists.

Vista 26, Southwest 1
Dec. 13 at Skate San Diego: Manny Alvarado scored five goals and four assists to lead the Panthers, who received six goals from Zach Cameron. Andrew Peattie finished the game with five goals and two assists while Guy Lemeiux had four goals and three assists. Sebastian Parado scored twice while Kona Bilancia had one goal and three assists. Andy Dimento had one goal and two assists and Seth Mueller had one goal and two assists. Adam Joyce was the play-maker with five assists.

Eastlake 9, San Diego Jewish Academy 1
Dec. 13 at Castle Park High School: Nathan Scharmann had three goals and one assist and Casey Shotwell scored three times to lead the Titans to their first win of the season. Eastlake also received a goal and three assists from Kyle Wagner and three helpers from Luc Ruiz. J.K. Williams and Vaughn Levzinger each scored goals for Eastlake, which closed the game with seven unanswered goals.

Scripps Ranch 9, Mar Vista 1
Dec. 12 at Skate San Diego: The Falcons displayed their balanced scoring attack as seven players racked up goals and nine players picked up at least a goal or assist. Matt Comrie led Scripps Ranch with three goals while Eric Brody, Wes Crooks, Ryan Knight, Josh Lopez, Chad Rihwedel and Josh Shingler each added goals. Knight and Ruhwedel each finished the game with three points by also picking up two assists. The Falcons held a 2-0 lead after the first period and led 4-0 before the defending South Bay League champion Mariners got on the scoreboard with 3:56 left in the second period courtesy of Adrian Avalos, assisted by Jeremy Tanaka. However, Scripps Ranch quickly got that back just 41 seconds later and addea goal with only three seconds left in the period to lead 6-1 entering the final period of play. Overall, the Falcons closed out the game with five unanswered goals.

Otay Ranch 4, West Hills 2
Dec. 12 at Skate San Diego: The Mustangs scored two short-handed goals to build a 3-0 lead en route to handing the Wolf Pack its first loss on the season after a 4-0 start. Matt Nafarrete scored twice while Josh Donaldson and Adrian Rodriguez each scored once. Jonathan Reyes and Zack Johnson each picked up one assist for the Mustangs, who took a 4-1 lead on a goal by Nafarrete just 11 seconds into the third period to take firm command of the contest. Johnny Baxter had both West Hills goals, cutting the Wolf Pack's deficit to two goals with time running down in the game. West Hills closed out the contest on a power play but could not penetrate the Otay Ranch defense.

Westview 7, Bonita Vista 1
Dec. 12 at Skate San Diego: The Wolverines (5-0) raced out to a 6-0 lead in avenging a quarterfinal-round playoff loss last season against the Barons. Garrett Taylor was credited with four goals while Drew Ness was credited with a goal and assist and Andy Wiens contributed two assists. Shane Clements and Mike Kiraly were also credited with goals. Blake Tanner had the lone goal for Bonita Vista, which saw its record drop to 0-6.

Sweetwater 10, Castle Park 3
Dec. 9 at Castle Park High School: Robert Felizardo amassed eight points on five goals and three assists and Brian Aquino contributed three goals to lead the Red Devils to their first win of the season after a 0-3 start. Henry Barroso scored twice in the non-league game for Sweetwater, which broke open to an early 6-1 advantage. The Trojans (0-4) received single goals from Ramsey Romero, Alex Hurtado and Ryan Ponce.

Chula Vista 11, Southwest 11
Dec. 9 at Castle Park High School: Heath McNerney shot with one second left but the puck crossed the goal line after the buzzer had sounded to leave the Spartans (0-3-1) in the tie with the Raiders, who were led on the scoreboard by Mario Moran’s six goals and teammate Ian Femiak’s four goals and one assist. Chula Vista overcame a 5-3 first-period Southwest lead by scoring seven goals in the second period but the Raiders (1-2-1) responded with five unanswered goals to take a one-goal lead late in the non-league contest. McNerney was credited with five goals and two assists while teammate John Breon was credited with three goals and a pair of assists and Nicholas Klein was credited with two goals and one assist for the Spartans.

Vista 5, Hilltop 1
Dec. 8 at Skate San Diego: The Panthers (3-1) skated to a 4-0 first-period lead and made it hold up by holding the Lancers scoreless until early in the final period. Kona Bilancia, assisted by Manny Alvardo, got Vista going just 34 seconds into the contest. Danny Villada, who replaced starter Alex Penkin, recorded a second-period shutout for Hilltop, which got its goal 1:29 into the third period from Corey Garvin, assisted by Austin McDonald. But the Panthers answered on a goal by Andy Dimento with 5:16 left to enable Vista to reclaim its four-goal lead. The Lancers dropped to 0-4.

Rancho Bernardo 18, Bonita Vista 0
Dec. 8 at Skate San Diego: Matt Kreskey led the Broncos to their fourth consecutive win without a loss by scoring six goals and adding a pair of assists while team captain Andy Meisner collected four goals and three assists and Kory Grahl contributed four goals and two assists. Six Rancho Bernardo players picked up points in the win, with Kyle Ahrensberg adding two goals, Joel Sutherland and Michael Taylor each collecting a goal and assist and Tanner Wooedbury adding an assist. The Broncos took command of the inter-league game early, leading 10-0 after the first period, and never looked back, finishing the game with seven goals in the final period.

Westview 7, Eastlake 1
Dec. 8 at Skate San Diego: Leo Scheiler had a hat trick and Garrett Taylor scored two goals but the hero of the game was Eastlake goaltender Zach McElroy, who kept his team within a goal for two periods before the victorious Wolverines pulled away with five third-period goals. The Titans, who played short up front after an injury to Nathan Scharmann, held a tenuous 1-0 lead on a goal scored with 5:36 left in the opening period by newcomer Vaughn Levzinger, assisted by Jonathon Williams, before Westview netted the tying goal with 1:37 left in the period. The Wolverines scored the only goal of the second period, Taylor’s second of the game with 4:38 left on a power play, to take a 2-1 lead. After McElory’s scintillating performance through two periods, the goals seemed to bounce in from every direction in the final frame, with Scheiler scoring 4:20 into the period en route to a third-period hat trick as the Wolverines rackied up five third-period goals. Westview also received a goal and assist each from Shane Clements and Josh Dykman in the game.

Mar Vista 13, Bonita Vista 2
Dec. 7 at Skate San Diego: Ian Nicklen led the Mariners with four goals and five assists while Jeremy Tanaka contributed three goals and three assists as Mar Vista built an 11-0 lead in the game pitting last season's South Bay League and Mesa League champions. The Mariners, who put the game away with six second-period goals after skating to a 4-0 first-period lead, improved to 2-2 with the win while the Barons remained winless at 0-4.

Scripps Ranch 8, Otay Ranch 3
Dec. 7 at Skate San Diego: Ryan Knight (two goals, three assists) and Matt Comrie (three goals, one assist) were the high-point men for the two-time defending Kiwanis Cup champion Falcons, who improved to 4-0 with the non-league victory. Scripps Ranch led 4-1 after the first period and 6-2 entering the final stanza in a battle of early season unbeatens. Otay Ranch (3-1) received a pair of goals from Adrian Rodriguez in the loss.

West Hills 7, San Diego Jewish Academy 5
Dec. 7 at Skate San Diego: West Hills improved to 4-0 in its first-ever CIF/Metro Conference season by turning back the Lions. Johnny Baxter led the Wolf Pack with four goals while teammates Andrew Delgadillo (two goals, two assists) and Travis Peters (one goal, three assists) also turned in four-point efforts. The game was tied 3-3 entering the final period before West Hills out-scored the SDJA 4-2 in the frame to maintain its perfect start. Johnny Simkin led the Lions (2-2) with two goals and three assists.

Poway 15, La Jolla 3
Dec. 7 at Skate San Diego: Stephen Lockwood led the Titans, who rocked to an 8-0 lead, with four goals and one assist while Zacharcy Vachris added three goals and one assist. Ten Poway players recorded either a goal or assist in the contest, with Gregory Gershman scoring two goals and two assists, Kevin Ingram two goals and one assist, Christopher Van Holle two goals, Darren Barnes one goal and two assists, Eliot Gormican one goal and one assist, Adam Gould three assists and Garrett Sheehan and Matthew Bliss each picking up one assist.

La Jolla Country Day 10, Chula Vista 1
Dec. 6 at Castle Park High School: Oren Siegel led the Torreys with four goals and two assists and Matt Mulligan had three goals and one assist. Ben Sweeney scored two goals for LJCD, which built a 5-0 lead in the game and closed the game with five unanswered goals. Eric Gillman scored one for the Torreys, who also received two assists from Alex Corbin. Javier Vasques scored for Chula Vista.

Otay Ranch 18, Sweetwater 1
Dec. 6 at Castle Park High School: Adrian Rodriguez paced the Mustangs with a goal and six assists while Jonathan Reyes tallied four goals and one assist and Ricky Gutierrez scored four goals. Matt Nafarrete added two goals and two assists while Dylan Mahr contributed three assists. Otay Ranch expanded on a 6-0 first-period lead with eight unanswered goals in the second period.

Westview 9, Hilltop 1
Dec. 6 at Skate San Diego: Drew Ness had three goals and Leo Scheiler had a goal and three assists to lead the Wolverines, who built a 9-0 lead in the game before Hilltop scored its lone goal of the game on a goal by Austin McDonald, set up by Corey Garvin, with 3:27 to play in the third period.

Poway 25, Bonita Vista 1
Dec. 6 at Skate San Diego: Adam Gould led the Titans with sevfen goals and two assists while Matthew Peceno scored three goals and five assists and Stephen Lockwood added five goals and two assists. A total of 10 Poway players scored goals in the inter-league contest. Kevin Ingram and Gregory Gershman each had two goals and one assist, Garrett Sheehan had two goals, Christopher Van Holle had one goal and two assists, Darren Barnes and Trevor Cochran each had one goal and one assist and Zachjary Vachris had one goal. The Titans led 14-0 before the Barons could finally muster a goal by Blake Tanner and added 11 unanswered goals to close out the game. Poway led 7-0 at the end of the first period and 15-1 after two periods.

Vista 10, Eastlake 3
Dec. 6 at Skate San Diego: Andrew Peattie led the Panthers with three goals and three assists while teammate Guy Lemieux scored three goals. Kona Bilancia had two goals and one assist while Zach Cameron had a goal and assist and Seth Mueller scored once for Vista, which took a 6-0 lead after the first period and led 9-1 entering the final period. The Titans received one goal each from Casey Shotwell, J.K. Williams and Andrew Abuyo.

Rancho Bernardo 4, Mar Vista 3
Dec. 5 at Skate San Diego: Kory Grahl scored twice as the Broncos opened up a 3-0 lead. Ian Nicklen led the Mariners with a pair of goals. Nicklen's first tally, with 6:33 to play in the middle period, brought Mar Vista to within 3-1 on the scoreboard at the end of the second period. But Grahl's second goal hiked the Broncos' lead to 4-1 before Nicklen and Mike Ellison scored third-period goals to make the score close. Ellison's goal came with 26 seconds to play but the Mariners could not get the equalizer before time ran out.

Scripps Ranch 27, Castle Park 0
Dec. 5 at Skate San Diego: Eleven Falcons scored goals in the inter-league rout, led by Matt Comrie with six goals and one assist, Eric Brody with five goals and one assist and Ryan Knight and C.J. Ruhwedel each with three goals and two assists. Josh Shingler rackd up two goals and three assists while Wes Crooks contributed three goals and one assist. Andrew Reinhold scored twice for Scripps Ranch, which built a 7-0 first-period edge and led 15-0 through two periods. Matt Thompson and Brendan McManamy each had one goal and three assists for the two-time defending Kiwanis Cup champions while Josh Lopez and Max Balan each added single goals.

La Jolla 11, San Diego Jewish Academy 8
Dec. 5 at Skate San Diego: The Lions scored two goals just 22 seconds apart in the first minute of play but the Vikings came back with the brunt of the game's offense to post the non-league win. La Jolla led 5-3 at the end of the first period and 6-4 after two periods. The Lions pulled to within 7-6 with 10:17 to play in the third period but Johnny Noris struck for a pair of goals 22 seconds apart to give the Vikings some much needed breathing room. Noris finished the game with 10 goals while Matt Cox had a goal and assist and Gabe Rudolph contributed three assists. Aaron Shinoff, Josh Shinoff and Johnny Simkin each scored twice for the Lions, who also received one goal each from Mikael Levin and Alan Lilienthal and two assists from David Gumpel

West Hills 8, Southwest 1
Dec. 5 at Skate San Diego: Travis Peters scored three goals and teammates Trevor Hannon and Tucker Lopez each scored twice to lead the Wolf Pack (3-0-0) to its undefeated start. Andrew Delgadillo collected five assists in the game for West Hills, which scored four goals in each of the opening two periods. Ian Femiak scored the lone goal for Southwest, which trailed 3-1 midway through the first period.

Otay Ranch 19, Chula Vista 0
Dec. 1 at Skate San Diego: Twelve players picked up either a goal or an assist, with 11 players scoring at least one goal in the game, as the Mustangs improved to 2-0 on the season. Matt Nafarette led the Mustangs with three goals and one assist while Dylan Mahr scored three goals.

Westview 10, Mar Vista 2
Dec. 1 at Skate San Diego: Josh Dykman scored three goals and one assist and Drew Ness added a hat trick as the Wolverines broke open a close 3-1 game after the first period with four unanswered second period goals. Leo Scheiler contributed two goals for Westview, which also got a goal from Shane Clements and two assists each from Ryan Aguirre and Garret Taylor. Ian Nicklen scored both Mar Vista goals.

Rancho Bernardo 17, Hilltop 2
Dec. 1 at Skate San Diego: Kory Grahl led the Broncos with six goals while Kyle Ahrensberg collected three goals and one assist and teammate Michael Taylor recorded a hat trick. Rory Hansen scored two goals for Rancho Bernardo, which boomed out of the chute with seven first-period goals en route to building a 14-0 lead before the Lancers (0-2) could eventually reply. Tanner Woodbury, Corey Phallen and Matt Keskey all received credit for scoring single goals for the Broncos, who improved to 2-0. Ruben Benavides scored twice for Hilltop, including a goal with 50 seconds left in the game as Rancho Bernardo successfully avenged its first-round playoff loss from last season agasinst the Lancers.

Poway 36, Castle Park 0
Dec. 1 at Skate San Diego: Poway defeated Castle Park to post one of the highest-scoring victories in conference history, if not the highest ever. Twelve Titans scored at least a goal or assist in the game, with four players registering at least five goals. Adam Gould led the Poway scoring parade with 10 points on five goals and five assists, followed by teammates Matthew Pecenco (five goals, four assists), Gregory Gershman (five goals, two assists), Kevin Ingram (three goals, four assists), Stephan Lockwood (six goals), Zachary Porter (two goals, three assists), Chase Liebman (three goals, one assist) and Garrett Sheehan (three goals, one assist). Darren Barnes, Zachary Vachris and Christopher Van Holle were each credited with one goal to round out the Titans’ blockbuster showing on the scoreboard.

La Jolla Country Day 7, Sweetwater 1
Dec. 1 at Castle Park High School: Oren Siegel led the Torreys with five goals and one assist while teammates Ben Sweeney and Eric Williamson each were credited with one goal. LJCd led 3-1 after the opening period. Siegel scored the Torrey’s first five goals of the game. Ben Felizardo scored the lone goal for the Red Devils.

Vista 12, Bonita Vista 1
Nov. 30 at Skate San Diego: Zach Cameron led the Panthers (1-1) with four goals while Guy Lemieux and Andrew Peattie each contributed hat tricks. Vista led 8-0 in the game before Bonita Vista (0-2) got on the scoreboard courtesy of a goal by Steven Micaleff, assisted by Blake Tanner.

West Hills 10, La Jolla 3
Nov. 30 at Skate San Diego: Johnny Baxter scored the first goal and first hat trick in West Hills' first-ever CIF-sanctioned game as the Wolf Pack opened up a 9-0 lead in downing the Vikings, a playoff qualifier a year ago. The win ran West Hills' fledgling Metro Conference record to 2-0 after a prior forfeit win against Montgomery. Travis Peters and Andrew Delgadillo each scored two goals and one assist for West Hills, which also received a pair of goals off the stick of Keith Gurr. Brian Cordes started in net for the Wolf Pack and was relieved by Cameron McIntyre. Johnny Noris scored twice for La Jolla (1-1), which received two assists from Daniel Bogle.

Scripps Ranch 18, Eastlake 0
Nov. 30 at Skate San Diego: Ryan Knight collected eight points on five goals and three assists while Matt Comrie added four goals and two assists as the Falcons skated to a 2-0 start. Eric Brody scored a hat trick and Brent Friedman was credited with two goals as Scripps Ranch faced off the season with an imposing 24-1 goal-differential. Eastlake dropped to 0-2 after being outscored 27-1 in two starts.

Rancho Bernardo 9, Eastlake 1
Nov. 29 at Skate San Diego: Adam Child scored four goals and Andy Meisner added three assists to lead the Broncos, who opened up leads of 4-0 and 7-0 through the opening two periods. Rancho Bernardo also received two goals from Kory Grahl and a goal and assist from Rory Hansen. Jonathon Williams got Eastlake's lone goal, assisted by Nathan Scharmann.

Westview 28, Castle Park 0
Nov. 29 at Skate San Diego: Shane Clements tallied a game-high seven points on five goals and two assists while Jon Cohen racked up six points on three goals and three assists, Ryan Aguirre contributed four goals and two assists and Mike Kiraly added four goals and one assist for the Wolverines, who led 8-0 after the first period. Seven Westview players ended the game with at least three goals as Josh Dykman (three goals, two assists), Leo Scheiler (three goals, one assist) and Drew Ness (three goals) also recorded hat tricks. Andy Wiens scored twice for the Wolverines, who scored 11 times in the second period.

Mar Vista 15, Chula Vista 0
Nov. 29 at Castle Park HS: Ian Nicklen (nine goals, two assists) and Jeremy Tanaka (three goals, eight assists) each scored 11 points to lead the defending South Bay League champion Mariners. Shan Stenvall, Marc Rodriguez and Mike Ellison were each credited with single goals for Mar Vista, which scored five goals in each period.

La Jolla 19, Southwest 1
Nov. 29 at Castle Park HS: Johnny Noris was credited with four goals and three assists while John Gibson was credited with three goals and three assists, Gabe Rudolph with three goals and two assists , Natalie Noris with a goal and four assists and Matt Cox with three goals as the Vikings opened the season with a victory.

San Diego Jewish Academy 10, Sweetwater 2
Nov. 28 at Skate San Diego: Johnny Simkin scored five goals and one assist and Mikael Levin added six points on one goal and five assists to lead the Lions to the conference's first win of the season. Aaron Shinoff scored the season's first goal at the 1:34 mark of the first period, assisted by Levin. Gabe Nussbaum scored twice for SDJA, which put the game out of reach with five third-period goals. Robert Felizardo scored both Sweetwsater goals.

Scripps Ranch 6, Bonita Vista 1
Nov. 28 at Skate San Diego: Ryan Knight scored the game's opening three goals, all assisted by Matt Comrie, to lead the defending Kiwanis Cup champion Falcons. Eric Brody, Josh Lopez and Chad Ruhwedel also scored for Scripps Ranch, which padded a 2-0 first-period lead with a goal in the second period and three more in the final stanza after the Barons' Daniel Ruelas had made it a 3-1 game.

Otay Ranch 3, Vista 2
Nov. 28 at Skate San Diego: Matt Nafarrete, Zack Johnson and Jonathan Reyes each scored single goals to lift the Mustangs past the Panthers, a semifinalist in last season's Kiwanis Cup championship playoffs. Adrian Rodriguez, last season's conference scoring leader, set up the game's first goal. After the Panthers tied the game, Otay Ranch broke free with unanswered goals by Johnson and Reyes, both newcomers to the team with ice hockey experience. Victor Holland was steady between the pipes, holding hard-charging Vista scoreless for a span of 23:53.

Poway 10, Hilltop 0
Nov. 28 at Skate San Diego: Stephan Lockwood led the Kiwanis Cup finalist Titans with two goals and three assists while teammate Matt Pecenco added two goals and two assists. A total of 10 Poway players scored at least a point in the contest. The Titans led 4-0 after the first period and 7-0 entering the final frame.