Braves swamp Righetti in water polo rout
Lompoc Braves water polo thumped Righetti 11-5 at the municipal pool to move to 2-0 in league play. Shawn O’Gorman led with three goals, with Jamison Kowalik Spring Denton and Hicks adding others as the Braves pulled away after halftime. JVs won 8-3 and frosh 7-2.
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Congs Top Arroyo Grande 7-3 In Water Polo
Cabrillo’s Conquistadores improved to 4-4 with a 7-3 win over the Arroyo Grande Eagles at home. After a 2-1 halftime edge, Cabrillo outscored AG 5-2 in the second half with six players scoring led by Curt Nunn with two goals. They travel to San Marcos for a 4 p.m. non league game.
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Lompoc Sharks Blank Knights In League Tennis Showdown
Lompoc swept St. Joseph 7 0 in Northern Los Padres League action as Lompoc players Lauri Johnson Tanya Yuhas and Lillian Jackson won singles matches and all three doubles teams claimed victories. Cabrillo meanwhile dropped to 1 1 after a late loss to Righetti.
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Sun Clinches Division Title With Narrow Win
In Anaheim the Southern California Sun beat the Shreveport Steamer 25-23 to clinch a tie for the WFL Western Division lead as coach Tom Fears criticized the performance. Tony Adams connected with Ralph Nelson on a 47-yard pass and scored on a seven-yard run to help elevate USC to 6th straight win.
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