Saints top Cabrillo with stifling blitzes and big plays
Santa Maria's defense pinned Cabrillo, held them to 170 yards, and forced three turnovers as the Saints beat the Congs 21-7 at Dave Boyd Field. Cabrillo's lone score came on a reverse pass setup. Santa Maria answered with a 34 yard pass, a fumble return, and a 44 yard run to seal the win.
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NL tennis crown on the line as Congs face Santa Ynez
The Northern League girls tennis title hinges on a Tuesday 3 p.m. match at Santa Ynez as undefeated Cabrillo hosts league leader the Congquistadores. Cabrillo relies on Lisa Boyer and a strong No. 1 doubles team while Santa Ynez has shuffled its lineup to build momentum behind Erin Radford and Leslie Harvey. The Pirates aim to disrupt Cabrillo’s unbeaten league record and claim their first LPL crown.
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Pirates Defeat Paso Robles In Long-Awaited Showdown
In a hard fought game at War Memorial Stadium Santa Ynez beats Paso Robles 12 to 7. Arellano scores both SU touchdowns and grabs a key third down reception while Foss gains 104 yards and Petersen Arellano connect for 74 yards on five completions.
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Raiders snap skid with dominating win over Broncos
Oakland defeats Denver 24-0 to tie for AFC West lead at 6-1 as Pat Toomay anchors a stout defense and Ray Guy pins eight punts for a 49.1 yard average. Denver scores late, Morton passes to Dolbin and Armstrong but overall Raiders control the game.
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Preis Prosser win divisions in net tourney
Kathy Preis of Santa Ynez and Lisa Prosser of Morro Bay won their divisions in the first girls high school tennis tournament at Lompoc High. Preis captured the A division championship 6-3 7-5 over Lori Klitz while Prosser won the B bracket final 6-3 5-7 7-5 over Jeanne Serge. Over 30 girls competed across two days.
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Lompoc Braves blank San Luis Obispo 28 0 in home game
Lompoc with a 7 0 record routed San Luis Obispo 28 0 at Huyck Stadium as Charlie Deeds was harried by the Braves defense. Pat Fridrich rushed 155 yards and Lompoc’s defense forced four turnovers while Donnell Cooper and Tom Heter connected on key plays.
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