Irvington star Dan Hague earns eight-letter potential award
Dan Hague of Irvington High School stands out as a leader across football, soccer, and track, earning eight varsity letters. Coaches praise his leadership, work ethic, and versatility, noting his impact on Vikings championships in football, soccer, and track and his plans to study and compete at Cal State Hayward.
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DeBarr and JFK face Oilers in TOC opener
Richmond High Oilers meet Kennedy High of San Rafael in the Tournament of Champions opener at Alberts Field at 3 p.m. DeBarr will start for JFK with Kennedy missing Sergue Guerra due to a broken ankle. Oilers rely on defense and speed as Fisher leads Rich mond’s batting with Miles and Bronson providing run support.
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Paul Gangler
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Newark
Kennedy
Sergue Guerra
Guerra
Washington Huskies golf team dominates MVAL season
Washington High posted an 18-2 overall golf record and 7-1 in the Mission Valley Athletic League, winning the title by one match over Mission San Jose. Top players Powers, Corcoran, Onstad led the team, with several others returning for next year while key seniors depart.
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Joe Corcoran
Brad Onstad
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Daryle Gonzales
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Lowell
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Warriors
Bob Arch
Ted Mills
Mike Hirsch
Craig Ogard
Brian Michael
Keith Yapp
Ogard
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Rick Mark and Pat's Health Foods win Fremont softball clash
In Fremont Levington Park action Rick Mark and Pat's Health Foods edged opponents 7 4 as Pat's moved ahead with two runs in both the sixth and seventh innings. Lloyd White and Francis Grilho led with key hits including a homer while Ron Bray pitched a complete game for the victory.
MVAL Winter Awards Banquet highlights top prep athletes
More than 20 premier athletes from six MVAL schools will attend the Newark Optimists and The Argus Winter Awards Banquet at Silver Pines next Wednesday. The event honors Prep of the Week winners and senior multi letter athletes, with Athlete of the Year honors in Baseball Track and Swimming, plus overall year awards and coach honors. Tickets are $3.76, sales by mail or at Silver Pines and Optimists clubs.
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Hayward pair named Preps of the Week
Sunset pitcher John Reichmuth and Moreau outfielder Pat Paich are co Preps of the Week from South County Prep Writers Association. Reichmuth threw a two hit shutout in Sunset 1 0 win over Arroyo, his second win and third shutout with a 64 record and 0.38 ERA. Paich went 0 for 9 in Catholic Athletic League playoffs but had a double and three triples, driving in five and scoring four as Moreau advanced.
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Open DeLozier Survives First Round In U.S. Open Qualifying
Open qualifying at Silverado Country Club saw Mike DeLozier and Skywest Golf Course assistant pro survive the opening round. DeLozier tied for third with 144 as leader Bill Lytle posted 137, with other qualifiers listed from San Jose to Reno and Burlingame in the sprawling results.
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May Kimura and Jean Pitcairn ace at Silver Pines
May Kimura and Jean Pitcairn, members of the Silver Pines 18 Hole Women's Club, scored holes in one a week apart at Silver Pines. Kimura used a No 3 iron to ace the 15 yard seventh hole, Pitcairn followed a week later with an ace on the fifth hole. Additional results from Silver Pines events include Jackie Gant winning low gross on Guest Day and Mary Baker, Marg Thomson, and Maria Guangorena posting strong scores across flights. The Sunol and surrounding clubs hosted tours and tournaments with multiple winners and close scores.
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Silver Pines
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Broncos to host Troy in opener at Santa Clara
Santa Clara won a partial victory in a protest over the scheduling of the District 6 NCAA baseball playoffs. The first game will be Saturday at 1 p.m. at Santa Clara, with the second and possible third games at Bovard Field on USC’s campus Sunday. Bronco officials argued USC had home field advantage two years running.
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