Sports Digest Sports Digest (July 02, 2004)

U19's claim Far West crown, heads for Nationals

The Pleasanton Rage U19's took the regional title after defeating 2-0 state champion Southern California Samba at the 2004 U.S. Youth Soccer Far West Regional Championships held last week in Spokane, Wash., sending them to nationals.

Second half goals by Jennifer Tuttle, with an assist by Tina Sutorius, and Tina Estrada, assisted by Julia Schnugg, boosted the team to its winning margin.

In their title run, the U19's not only faced two very strong Southern California teams twice, they placed first in one of the toughest preliminary pools in the tournament and outscored the opposition 13-1.

Under the coaching direction of Jay Fischer and Philippe Blin, the U19's defeated, 2-1, the Southern California Blues in the semifinals and the Arizona Sereno '85 White, 4-0, in the quarterfinals. In pool play, they shutout the Blues, 2-0, Washington Eastside FC 84 Red, 5-0, and tied 0-0 with Samba.

The team advances to the Youth Soccer National Championships slated July 20-25 at the Disney Wide World of Sports Complex in Florida, pitting them against champions from three other regions in the United States.

The team also earned the Kohl's Fair Play Award, a referee, state representative and U.S. Youth Soccer National Championship Series committee selected honor. The award recognizes the team's display of good sportsmanship throughout the tournament.

In addition to Tuttle, Sutorius, Estrada and Schnugg, players on the U19's are Cori Alexander, Dani Amarant, Kim Bingham, Julie Gailey, Darby Kroyer, Katie Mahoney, Caty Mitchell, Lindsay Parker, Hillary Schwarzbach, Tana Smothermaon, Whitney Temple and Lauren Tippets.
Pleasanton to compete at national fast-pitch competitions

Last weekend, three Pleasanton Phantom girls fast-pitch softball teams earned a bid to the ASA Western National competitions.

The teams in the 18-and-under, 12-and-under and the 10-and-under age divisions all won the Oakland ASA Metro qualifier, defeating formidable teams to earn their spots in the National competition slated for Aug. 2-8.

The 18-and-under team took the best two-out-of-three game format overcoming Castro Valley Synergy. After dropping the first game, the team rallied for two consecutive wins to earn their spot.

The 12-and-under team won four consecutive games during the weekend, beating Castro Valley Synergy 7-4 in the final. The Phantom team also recently claimed victory at the Devil Mountain tournament in San Ramon and placed second in two other tournaments in San Carlos and Vallejo.

In an exciting game, the 10-and-under team garnered the top spot in three consecutive games, crushing the Synergy 10's team after going into extra innings. To add to the Phantom 10's win list, they triumphed in victory at the Joshua Richardson tournament in Vallejo, while placing second in the Jan McPherson tournament in San Carlos and the Livermore Smoke Fathers Day tournament. Overall, the girls are 17-3, outscoring their opponents by a score of 208-36.

Before heading to the Western National competition, the teams will compete at several other tournaments, including the Pleasanton Summer Classic on July 16-18 at the Pleasanton Sports Park. This tournament will host more than 45 top Northern California teams.
Pleasanton Pony Black Sox capture Diablo Valley League championship

The Pleasanton Pony Black Sox completed its Diablo Valley League season last weekend by winning the league championship when the Clayton Valley Pioneers forfeited the game. The Pioneers were unable to play the best of three championship series, handing the title to the Black Sox.

The Black Sox finished the season with a 24-4 record and had an outstanding .425 team batting average for the season. The Black Sox scored 236 runs while allowing their opponents only 76. Troy Channing was the most valuable player for the regular season, hitting 12 home runs and posting a .525 batting average. Ethan Delano had an outstanding season on the mound, striking out 78 batters in just 44 innings.

In addition to Channing and Delano, Black Sox team members were Brett Christopher, Cody Demera, Chris Doleski, J.R. Graham, Doug Holecheck, Trevor Howard, Brandon Hudson, Carson Kvaternik, Garret Lenhardt, Steven Pangelinan, Greg Richard and Max Temple, coached by Brian Graham with the help of Rob Bowers and Nick Burns. The Black Sox and the Red Sox will now separate into their age-specific teams for post-season tournaments. The 14-year-olds will join the Black Sox and the 13-year-olds will join the Red Sox. District playoffs for each team begin July 11.
Colt Rockies streak through wins

The Colt Rockies, age 15- and 16-year-old division, continued their streak by winning four more games last week. They emerged as victors against the Pirates 6-4, the Giants 10-0, Pittsburg 11-2 and Alhambra 5-2.

The team was led by Dakota Laufenberg, who pitched six innings for the win in the first game. Laufenberg struck out five runners while allowing five hits. He was 3 for 10 at the plate in the four-game series, scoring six runs.

Closing in the first and the third games was Ryan Lysaght, who allowed three hits and three runs, while striking out another three. With a double and five runs, Lysaght was 4 for 11 batting for the series.

Chris Hillman pitched three innings in the second game and seven innings in the fourth game, recording 16 strikeouts while allowing six hits.

Hillman had six hits in 13 at bats, knocking out a pair of doubles, four RBIs and three runs for the series.

Tommy Gale got the win in the third game with his four-inning pitching. He struck out four runners and allowed six hits and two runs.

Gale continued his hitting streak going 8 for 14, with three doubles, seven runs and six RBIs. Rounding out the dynamic playing, Joey Berg scored two runs and had five RBIs. Eric Hong also scored twice and had three RBIs. Joey Willis crossed home plate twice and had four RBIs and David Zetterland was 6 for 13 with a double, a run, and five RBIs.
Pleasanton Pony Black Sox defeated at Riverside USSSA 14U Tournament

The Pleasanton Pony Black Sox team of 14-year-olds were victors in two games before being eliminated in the third preliminary round robin games at the USSSA 14U Tournament held in Riverside in Southern California last weekend.

In their first game they faced the Santa Clarita Mudcats. The Black Sox jumped to a 5-0 lead in the first inning, led by a double by Troy Channing and a triple by Robby LeClair, each scoring 2 runs.

Santa Clarita tried to rally in the bottom of the inning, but they were stopped in their tracks by Brett Christopher's great throw from center to get the runner out at home plate to end the inning. Santa Clarita scraped in one run in the second inning to cut the lead to 5-1, but the Black Sox exploded for five more runs in the bottom of the third inning.

Doubles by Christian Ruge, Trevor Howard, and Channing led the scoring outburst to give the Black Sox a 10-1 lead. The Black Sox piled on five more runs in the fourth inning, led by Christopher's home run to lead off the inning, Max Temple's triple and good base running by Same Dierking and Carson Kvaternik to score on the Mudcats' throwing errors.

Santa Clarita mounted a furious rally in the bottom of the fourth by scoring 9 runs on a combination of hitting and poor fielding by the Black Sox. The Black Sox were able to end the rally in the fifth inning and close out the Mudcats for an exciting 15-11 win. LeClair, Ruge and Brandon Renker combined on the mound for the win. The Black Sox then faced the Moreno Valley Dodgers in their second game. The MV Dodgers jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first, but the Black Sox came back to take a 2-1 lead led by a triple by J.R. Graham and Temple's sacrifice fly. The Dodgers tied it in the third inning.

The Black Sox countered for what turned out to be the winning run in the bottom of the fourth when Temple singled, stole second and third and scored on Channing's single to give the Black Sox a 3-2 lead.

Graham came in to pitch in the sixth inning and struck out four out of the last six batters, striking out the side in the sixth inning.

Ruge lead the Black Sox defensively with a big double play in the fifth inning and the game ending out on a great catch on a sharp line drive to second. The Black Sox won 3-2. The Black Sox' final game was against Marin's North Bay Extreme team. Again the opponents jumped out to a quick 1-0 lead, but the Black Sox countered with two runs lead by Channing's double and some excellent base running by Howard to enable Channing to score.

The Extreme struck back for two runs in the second inning to take a 3-2 lead, and widened that lead to 5-2 in the third inning with a two-run home run. In the bottom of the third, the Black Sox clawed back two runs with Temple's leadoff double, Howard's single, and a great double by Ruge to the right center gap.

In gripping action, the Extreme struck for four runs in the fourth inning to take a 9-4 lead. But again the Black Sox roared back with singles by Christopher, Graham, Temple, a sacrifice fly by Howard, and another double by Ruge to narrow the gap to 9-8.

The Black Sox could not match the Extreme's heat, as the Marin team scored two runs in the fifth and busted out in the sixth inning with six runs, closing out a 17-8 victory over the Black Sox.
Rage U16s regional championship run ends at semifinals

The Pleasanton Rage U16's title quest at the 2004 U.S. Youth Soccer Far West Regional Championships held June 20-26 in Spokane, Wash., was dashed when the team fell 4-2 during the semifinals to Arizona Sereno '88 White.

Coached by Jay Fischer and Philippe Blin, Rage made their run to the semi's after defeating their opponents by a cumulative score of 12-3; shutting out 2-0 the Hawaii HSC Bulls in the regional quarterfinals and placing first in the preliminary round, defeating 5-3 the Utah Avalanche Premier, Real Colorado National, 3-0, and the Alaska Goldstrikers, 2-0.

Players on U16's are Carrianne Andrews, Marissa Dayton, Kim Feeney, Margaret Goldstein, Taylor Hendren, Najma Homidi, Katelin Hopping, Knechi Kanu, Jori King, Laura King, Courtney Lara, Jennifer Mello, Kendra Perry, Jenna Robison, Kendahl Stein, Danielle Sweeney, Alexa Vickroy and Carissa Voegele.
Tri-Valley Swim League Results

The Tri-Valley Swim League's Ruby Hill Killer Whales scored 558.5 to the FAST Dolphins' 269.5 at their June 26 dual meet. Swim times for the teams are: 100 Medley Relay: 6-under girls: FAST (Caroline McMorrow, McKenna Moura, Rachelle Morin, Elena Angst) 2:53.82; 6-under boys: RH (Tom Sorensen, Rohan Daruwalla, Chase Psinakis, Brett Derham) 2:20.24; 7-8 girls: RH (Courtney Seams, McKalee Mooney, Kirsten Jensen, Lindsey Kail) 1:28.81; 7-8 boys: RH (David Acosta, Aaron Hollingsworth, Sam Sorensen, Danny Olenic) 1:46.09; 9-10 girls: RH (Madison Mooney, Sophie Lair, Haley Jackson, Lindsey Olenic) 1:22.08; 9-10 boys: RH (Jacob Erickson, Alec Psinakis, Ben Sorensen, Mackenzie Hoffman) 1:20.53. 200 Medley Relay 11-12 girls: RH (Angela Bulich, Brittany Repac, Corrine Lusher, Lindsey Baxter) 2:36.74; 11-12 boys: RH (Cameron Seams, Mason Mooney, James Cook, Nicholas Perry) 2:45.02; 13-14 girls: RH (Meghan O'Donnell, Ali Wu, Marina Allen, Sara Schoch) 2:15.63; 13-14 boys: RH (Ryan Perry, David Jensen, Jason Cunningham, Jamie Acosta) 2:22.84; 15-18 women: RH (Rachelle Vogt, Ashley Baxter, Nicki Schirle, Jennifer Hank) 2:14.12; 15-18 men: RH (Sam Acosta, Drew Johnson, David Acorn, Kyle Desautel) 2:02.84. 25 Freestyle 6-under girls: Analese Chinn (RH) 26.99; 6-under boys: Harry Range (FAST) 24.02; 7-8 girls: Courtney Seams (RH) 18.40; 7-8 boys: Sam Sorensen (RH) 19.49. 50 Freestyle 9-10 girls: Camille Lusher (RH) 38.35; 9-10 boys: Mackenzie Hoffman (RH) 37.71; 11-12 girls: Sara Nolan (FAST) 31.85; 11-12 boys: Nicholas Perry (RH) 34.23; 13-14 girls: Lindsay Gaudinier (FAST) 27.82; 13-14 boys: Brad Harris (FAST) 29.26; 15-18 women: Rachelle Vogt (RH) 28.06; 15-18 men: Kyle Desautel (RH) 23.52. 25 Butterfly 6-under girls: Analese Chinn (RH ) 33.07; 6-under boys: Tom Sorensen (RH) 28.07; 7-8 girls: Kirsten Jensen (RH) 19.61; 7-8 boys: Connor Moore (RH) 23.03; 9-10 girls: Gemma Bateman (FAST) 18.68; 9-10 boys: Ben Sorensen (RH) 18.54. 50 Butterfly 11-12 girls: Corrine Lusher (RH) 35.98; 11-12 boys: James Cook (RH) 41.75; 13-14 girls: Lindsay Gaudinier (FAST) 30.74; 13-14 boys: Sam Correia (FAST) 33.66; 15-18 women: Lauren Bateman (FAST) 32.17; 15-18 men: Kyle Brierly (FAST) 28.74. 25 Breaststroke 6-under girls: Analese Chinn (RH) 39.42; 6-under boys: Rohan Daruwalla (RH) 42.75; 7-8 girls: Kirsten Jensen (RH) 22.94; 7-8 boys: Erik Thornally (FAST) 26.25; 9-10 girls: Lindsey Olenic (RH) 20.59; 9-10 boys: Alec Psinakis (RH) 22.31. 50 Breaststroke 11-12 girls: Brittany Repac (RH) 43.11; 11-12 boys: Zach Garrison (RH) 46.19; 13-14 girls: Ali Wu (RH) 37.75; 13-14 boys: Sam Correia (FAST) 37.40; 15-18 women: Ashley Baxter (RH) 39.54; 15-18 men: Danny Weber (FAST) 34.68. 100 IM 9-10 girls: Lindsey Olenic (RH) 1:37.50; 9-10 boys: Alec Psinakis (RH) 1:34; 11-12 girls: Sara Nolan (FAST) 1:22.76; 11-12 boys: Mason Mooney (RH) 1:29.24; 13-14 girls: Lindsay Gaudinier (FAST) 1:10.31; 13-14 boys: Jason Cunningham (RH) 1:17.95; 15-18 women: Rachelle Vogt (RH) 1:12.93; 15-18 men: Kyle Desautel (RH) 1:03.76. 25 Backstroke 6-under girls: Rachelle Morin (FAST) 33.43; 6-under boys: Brett Derham (RH) 59.72; 7-8 girls: Courtney Seams (RH) 22.46; 7-8 boys: David Acosta (RH) 25.94; 9-10 girls: Madison Mooney (RH) 22.36; 9-10 boys: Tyler Theobald (RH) 21.22. 50 Backstroke 11-12 girls: Sara Nolan (FAST) 37.78; 11-12 boys: Bram Sciammas (FAST) 40.38; 13-14 girls: Meghan O'Donnell (RH) 36.48; 13-14 boys: Brad Harris (FAST) 36.56; 15-18 women: Rachelle Vogt (RH) 33.11; 15-18 men: Sam Acosta (RH) 36.12. 100 Free Relay 6-under girls: FAST (Caroline McMorrow, Elena Angst, Rachelle Morin, McKenna Moura) 2:42.58; 6-under boys: RH (Chase Psinakis, Rohan Daruwala, Rahul Pai, Tom Sorensen) 2:16.52; 7-8 girls: RH (McKalee Mooney, Courtney Seams, Lindsey Kail, Kirsten Jensen) 1:16.90; 7-8 boys: FAST (Harry Range, Eli Sciammas, Jeffrey Liebman, William Bateman) 1:27.01. 200 Free Relay 9-10 girls: RH (Haley Jackson, Camille Lusher, Sophie Lair, Lindsey Olenic) 2:43.34; 9-10 boys: RH (Ben Sorensen, Tyler Theobald, Mackenzie Hoffman, Alec Psinakis) 2:31.71; 11-12 girls: RH (Lindsey Baxter, Michelle Schirle, Brittany Repac, Corrine Lusher) 2:18.82; 11-12 boys: RH (Mason Mooney, Cameron Seams, Trevor Guerrieri, Nicholas Perry) 2:19.53; 13-14 girls: RH (Ali Wu, Lauren Bayley, Charlotte Utigard, Sara Schoch) 2:03.36; 13-14 boys: RH (Jason Cunningham, Andrew Cook, Scott Garrison, David Jensen) 2:03.06; 15-18 women: RH (Ashley Baxter, Shelby Garrison, Katie Guilmart, Jennifer Hank) 2:06.81; 15-18 men: RH (David Acorn, Drew Johnson, Adam Bayley, Kyle Desautel) 1:47.57.

Del Prado Stingrays match up to DBAC Piranhas

In other Tri-Valley Swim League action, at a June 26 meet, the Del Prado Stingrays scored 639 to the DBAC Piranhas' 329. High scores were: Girls Girls 6 & Under 100 Yard Medley Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (Gates, Caroline 6, Suto, Healey 6, Bardakos, Alyssa 4, Naylor, Victoria 6), 3:13.57. Girls 7-8 100 Yard Medley Relay: Piranhas-CC 'A' (Ye, Nancy 8, Turkalj, Mathea 8, O'Neil, Jenny 8, Smith, Lacey 8), 1:56.31. Girls 9-10 100 Yard Medley Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (Klein, Laura 9, Strom, Jaclyn 10, Waldear, Kristine 9, Gates, Elaina 9), 1:18.10. Girls 11-12 200 Yard Medley Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'B' (Court, Sara 11, Blandino, Jillian 12, Evans, Shannan 12, Goard, Alyssa 11), 2:19.33. Girls 13-14 200 Yard Medley Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (Kurotori, Kimberly 14, Nespor, Amanda 14, Peterson, Taylor 14, Schabacker, Sarah 14), 2:09.27. Women 15-18 200 Yard Medley Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (Kruger, Katie 15, Mellberg, Caitlin 16, Pesicka, Emily 15, Guidoux, Caitlin 15), 2:14.67. Girls 6 & Under 25 Yard Freestyle: Long, Jaclyn, DBAC-CC, 28.89. Girls 7-8 25 Yard Freestyle: Drury, Eileen, DP-CA, 17.62. Girls 9-10 50 Yard Freestyle: Cohen, Sara, DP-CA, 36.69. Girls 11-12 50 Yard Freestyle: Evans, Shannan, DP-CA, 30.06. Girls 13-14 50 Yard Freestyle: Peterson, Taylor, DP-CA, 27.41. Women 15-18 50 Yard Freestyle: Guidoux, Caitlin, DP-CA, 28.21. Girls 6 & Under 25 Yard Butterfly: Gates, Caroline, DP-CA, 34.53. Girls 7-8 25 Yard Butterfly: Drury, Eileen, DP-CA, 23.23. Girls 9-10 25 Yard Butterfly: Strom, Jaclyn, DP-CA, 17.78. Girls 11-12 50 Yard Butterfly: Evans, Shannan, DP-CA, 33.74. Girls 13-14 50 Yard Butterfly: Peterson, Taylor, DP-CA, 31.64. Women 15-18 50 Yard Butterfly: Guidoux, Caitlin, DP-CA, 33.43. Girls 6 & Under 25 Yard Breaststroke: Becker, Rachel, DBAC-CC, 37.30. Girls 7-8 25 Yard Breaststroke: Bantz, Megan, DP-CA, 27.82. Girls 9-10 25 Yard Breaststroke: Strom, Jaclyn, DP-CA, 20.23. Girls 11-12 50 Yard Breaststroke: Blandino, Jillian, DP-CA, 38.96. Girls 13-14 50 Yard Breaststroke: Nespor, Amanda, DP-CA, 35.84. Women 15-18 50 Yard Breaststroke: Mellberg, Caitlin, DP-CA, 37.26. Girls 9-10 100 Yard IM: Strom, Jaclyn, DP-CA, 1:31.51. Girls 11-12 100 Yard IM: Court, Sara, DP-CA, 1:17.34. Girls 13-14 100 Yard IM: Kurotori, Kimberly, DP-CA, 1:12.26. Women 15-18 100 Yard IM: Guidoux, Caitlin, DP-CA, 1:12.46. Girls 6 & Under 25 Yard Backstroke: Long, Jaclyn, DBAC-CC, 39.70. Girls 7-8 25 Yard Backstroke: Christman, Caroline, DP-CA, 24.18. Girls 9-10 25 Yard Backstroke: Mantor, Addie, DP-CA, 20.70. Girls 11-12 50 Yard Backstroke: Court, Sara, DP-CA, 35.68. Girls 13-14 50 Yard Backstroke: Csongor, Stephanie, DBAC-CC, 34.35. Women 15-18 50 Yard Backstroke: Fulk, Samantha, DBAC-CC, 36.55. Girls 6 & Under 100 Yard Freestyle Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (Gates, Caroline 6, Waldear, Heather 5, Bardakos, Alyssa 4, Suto, Healey 6), 2:13.57. Girls 7-8 100 Yard Freestyle Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (Bahls, Christina 8, Brucker, Margaret 8, DeWilde, Courtney 7, Waldear, Nikki 7), 1:44.56. Girls 9-10 200 Yard Freestyle Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (DeWilde, Lindsey 9, Gates, Elaina 9, Mantor, Addie 10, Waldear, Kristine 9), 2:38.53. Girls 11-12 200 Yard Freestyle Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (Christensen, Chelsey 12, Cohen, Lani 11, Klein, Emily 11, Mayes, Colleen 12), 2:11.95. Girls 13-14 200 Yard Freestyle Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (Schabacker, Sarah 14, Boughton, Kari 13, Walker, Dannica 14, Peterson, Taylor 14), 1:56.32. Women 15-18 200 Yard Freestyle Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (Honegger, Nicole 16, Hong, Kristin 15, Cousens, Emily 16, Clopp, Lindsey 15), 2:09.72.
Boys Boys 6 & Under 100 Yard Medley Relay: Piranhas-CC 'A' (Blanco, Mauricio 6, Jhong, Anthony 6, Pedersen, Jax 5, Gates, Matthew 5), 2:13.40. Boys 7-8 100 Yard Medley Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (Goard, Andrew 8, Crispell, Kevin 8, Kurotori, Cameron 8, Groat, Patrick 8), 1:39.93. Boys 9-10 100 Yard Medley Relay: Piranhas-CC 'A' (Hsieh, Samuel 10, Gates, Griffith 9, Tsai, Aaron 9, Bromley, Taylor 10), 1:16.78. Boys 11-12 200 Yard Medley Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (Payan, Jack 12, Blandino, Geremy 11, Hall, Stefan 11, Bahls, Jake 12), 2:31.23. Boys 13-14 200 Yard Medley Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (Beatty, Alex 14, Strom, John 14, Bantz, Jason 14, Payan, Cole 14), 2:07.35. Men 15-18 200 Yard Medley Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (Bucchianeri, Peter 17, Cooper, Joey 17, Salem, Kyle 16, Williams, Cody 17), 2:02.81. Boys 6 & Under 25 Yard Freestyle: Sabatini, Thomas, DP-CA, 23.41. Boys 7-8 25 Yard Freestyle: Pedersen, Kaleb, DBAC-CC, 18.61. Boys 9-10 50 Yard Freestyle: Bromley, Taylor, DBAC-CC, 32.46.: Nespor, Christopher, DP-CA, 32.46. Boys 11-12 50 Yard Freestyle: Bahls, Jake, DP-CA, 30.03. Boys 13-14 50 Yard Freestyle: Payan, Cole, DP-CA, 27.62. Men 15-18 50 Yard Freestyle: Compton, Jeff, DP-CA, 25.45. Boys 6 & Under 25 Yard Butterfly: Pedersen, Jax, DBAC-CC, 28.43. Boys 7-8 25 Yard Butterfly: Pedersen, Kaleb, DBAC-CC, 22.66. Boys 9-10 25 Yard Butterfly: Tsai, Aaron, DBAC-CC, 20.10. Boys 11-12 50 Yard Butterfly: Bahls, Jake, DP-CA, 35.77. Boys 13-14 50 Yard Butterfly: Beatty, Alex, DP-CA, 30.07. Men 15-18 50 Yard Butterfly: Bucchianeri, Peter, DP-CA, 29.46. Boys 6 & Under 25 Yard Breaststroke: Gates, Matthew, DBAC-CC, 38.40. Boys 7-8 25 Yard Breaststroke: Park, Jin, DBAC-CC, 30.12. Boys 9-10 25 Yard Breaststroke: Rydell, Ben, DP-CA, 21.54. Boys 11-12 50 Yard Breaststroke: Guidoux, Brian, DP-CA, 46.44. Boys 13-14 50 Yard Breaststroke: Landas, Trevor, DP-CA, 35.12. Men 15-18 50 Yard Breaststroke: Cooper, Joey, DP-CA, 34.28. Boys 9-10 100 Yard IM: Nespor, Christopher, DP-CA, 1:26.40. Boys 11-12 100 Yard IM: Bahls, Jake, DP-CA, 1:20.85. Boys 13-14 100 Yard IM: Beatty, Alex, DP-CA, 1:10.34. Men 15-18 100 Yard IM: Cooper, Joey, DP-CA, 1:05.91. Boys 6 & Under 25 Yard Backstroke: Pedersen, Jax, DBAC-CC, 38.29. Boys 7-8 25 Yard Backstroke: Goard, Andrew, DP-CA, 23.32. Boys 9-10 25 Yard Backstroke: Hsieh, Samuel, DBAC-CC, 21.49. Boys 11-12 50 Yard Backstroke: Lindley, Ben, DP-CA, 41.44. Boys 13-14 50 Yard Backstroke: Beatty, Alex, DP-CA, 32.85. Men 15-18 50 Yard Backstroke: Bucchianeri, Peter, DP-CA, 31.19. Boys 6 & Under 100 Yard Freestyle Relay: Piranhas-CC 'A' (Raza, David 6, Lombardi, Ben 5, Murphy, Kai 5, Gates, Matthew 5), 2:50.01. Boys 7-8 100 Yard Freestyle Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (Hrycewicz, Theo 7, Balas, Peter 7, Veit, Connor 8, Bain, Brooks 7), 1:38.28. Boys 9-10 200 Yard Freestyle Relay: Piranhas-CC 'A' (Gates, Griffith 9, Harvey, Matt 10, Lowe, Calvin 9, Tsai, Aaron 9), 2:46.70. Boys 11-12 200 Yard Freestyle Relay: Piranhas-CC 'A' (Raza, Charles 11, Hoffman, Sammy 11, Ford, Ryan 12, Chui, Courtney 11), 2:34.52. Boys 13-14 200 Yard Freestyle Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (Bantz, Jason 14, Landas, Trevor 13, Proctor, Nate 14, Payan, Cole 14), 1:51.96. Men15-18 200 Yard Freestyle Relay: Del Prado Stingrays-CA 'A' (Compton, Jeff 15, Williams, Cody 17, Salem, Kyle 16, Cooper, Joey 17), 1:46.67.

Pleasanton Meadows take narrow win over Briarhill Barracudas

The Tri-Valley Swim League's Pleasanton Meadows swim team narrowly snatched a June 26 win from the Briarhill Barracudas in a 410 over 406 victory. The high scores are:
Barracudas Briarhill boys: 6& Under: 25-yard butterfly: Tyler Senna 40.57 7-8: 100-yard medley relay: Austin Chaparro, Jack Senna, Bobby Guerra, Aidan Glynn 1:43.46; 25-yard butterfly: Bobby Guerra 24.47; 25-yard backstroke: Austin Chaparro 25.51 9-10: 25-yard butterfly: Brett Melloch 20.07; 100-yard IM: Brett Melloch 1:49.02 11-12: 200 medley relay: Jamie Somerville, Cody McMurdie, Joey Ugarte, Tyler Worthley 2:43.69; 50-yard freestyle: Tyler Worthley 31.43;50-yard butterfly: Joey Ugarte 44.90;50-yard breaststroke: Cody McMurdie 48.29;100-yard IM: Tyler Worthley 1:32.44;200-yard free relay: Adam Shelton, Jamie Sommerville, Cody McMurdie, Tyler Worthley 2:31.61 13-14 15-18: 200 medley relay: Travis Scrimshaw, Tom Doran, Noel Sollom-Brotherton, Kris Zajac 1:58.05; 50-yard freestyle: Kris Zajac 26.18; 50-yard butterfly: Kris Zajac 30.23; 50-yard breaststroke: Noel Sollom-Brotherton 32.00; 100-yard IM: Noel Sollom-Brotherton 1:00.70; 50-yard backstroke: Noel Sollom-Brotherton 27.30
Barracudas Briarhill girls 6& Under: 25-yard freestyle: Fiona Sommerville 26.40; 25-yard butterfly: Fiona Sommerville 40.46; 25-yard breaststroke: Fiona Sommerville 35.32; 25-yard backstroke: Fiona Sommerville 39.26 7-8: 100-yard medley relay: Kristin Horrillo, Hannah Bergh, Brittney Achziger, Maddie West 1:40.14; 25-yard freestyle: Brittney Achziger 17.94; 25-yard butterfly: Maddie West 25.34; 25-yard breaststroke: Kristin Horrillo 25.84; 100-yard free relay: Maddie West, Hannah Bergh, Kristin Horrillo, Brittney Achziger 1:27.9 9-10: 100-yard medley relay: Hailey Johnston, Kacey Borgeson, Marissa Bergh, Crystal Albrecht 1:19.15; 50-yard freestyle: Marissa Bergh 35.05; 25-yard butterfly: Marissa Bergh 18.60; 100-yard IM: Marissa Bergh 1:34.51; 200-yard free relay : Jennifer Lutz, Katie Sommerville, Kacey Borgeson, Crystal Albrecht 2:45.00 11-12: 200 medley relay: Sara Mahar, Shannon Corrigan, Christine Hopkins, Morgan Henry 2:41.48; 50-yard butterfly: Christine Hopkins 37.29; 100-yard IM: Christine Hopkins 1:28.46 13-14: 200 medley relay: Ashley Krause, Whitney McMurdie, Haley Burgardt, Kendal Borgeson 2:23.33; 50-yard butterfly: Whitney McMurdie 37.51; 50-yard breaststroke: Whitney McMurdie 40.45; 100-yard IM: Ashley Krause 1:18.06 50-yard backstroke: Ashley Krause 35.53 15-18 Pleasanton Meadows boys 6& Under: 100-yard medley relay: Nicholas Tucker, Jack Geasa, Noah Thomas, Blake Tucker 2:41.04; 25-yard freestyle: Jack Geasa 20.88; 25-yard breaststroke: Jack Geasa 26.38; 25-yard backstroke: Nick Tucker 27.12; 100-yard free relay: Nick Tucker, Joseph Geasa, Blake Tucker, Jack Geasa 2:46.11 7-8: 25-yard freestyle: Chris Bush 19.70; 25-yard breaststroke: Chris Bush 26.29 100-yard free relay: Marius Mueller, Perry Cheney, Nicholas Lemmon, Chris Bush 1:36.73 9-10: 100-yard medley relay: Jeffrey Horne, Brown Parker, Spencer Irby, Ronald Mills 1:36.49; 50-yard freestyle: Jeff Horne 40.14; 25-yard breaststroke: Parker Brown 27.80 25-yard backstroke: Jeff Horne 22.66 11-12: 50-yard backstroke: Daniel Parlee 44.36; 200-yard free relay 13-14: 50-yard freestyle: Jeff Paluck 26.18; 50-yard butterfly: Kevin Driver 35.44 50-yard breaststroke: Jeff Paluck 36.96; 100-yard IM: Jeff Paluck 1:13.44; 50-yard backstroke: Zach Bicomong 40.74; 200-yard free relay: Ben Caswell, Taylor Helms, Ryan Veca, Jeff Paluck 1:59.19 15-18
Pleasanton Meadows girls 6& Under: 100-yard medley relay: Shari Nishijima, Talia Florio, Olivia Smith, Adriana Harris 4:03.57 7-8: 25-yard backstroke: Jenny Corbin 23.29 9-10: 25-yard breaststroke: Cassidy Booe 21.88; 25-yard backstroke: Katey Cloonan 21.76 11-12: 50-yard freestyle: Shana Cloonan 32.02; 50-yard breaststroke: Lindy McConkey 40.67; 50-yard backstroke: Joy Theobald 42.65; 200-yard free relay: Shana Cloonan, Marianna Irby, Christina Parks, Lindy McConkey 2:25.75 13-14: 50-yard freestyle: Jillian Parlee 29.98; 200-yard free relay: Renee Ciesielski, Sarah Peterson, Megan Wagner, Emily Walsh 2:18.72 15-18: 200 medley relay: Vicki Taylor, Ashley Paluck, Amanda Triebwasser, Christina Schibler 2:13.69; 50-yard freestyle: Vicki Taylor 28.88; 50-yard butterfly: Amanda Triebwasser 32.78; 50-yard breaststroke: Ashley Paluck 39.02; 100-yard IM: Kasey Topp 1:14.78; 50-yard backstroke: Vicki Taylor 32.98; 200-yard free relay: Ashley Paluck, Jennifer Hogan, Christina Schibler, Vicki Taylor 1:58.91

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