Lee takes Sunset girls’ golf crown

Mike Sciacca

Jennie Lee is ending her prep golf career on a high note.

Repeating a feat she turned two years ago, the Edison High senior

captured the Sunset League girls’ golf title by shooting a final

round even-par 72 on a windy El Prado Chino Creek Golf Course in

Chino Hills.

Marina High senior Jennifer Osborn, a two-time Sunset League champ

herself, finished second with a 2-under 70.

At the CIF Southern Divisional team tournament held at El Prado,

Marina finished in sixth-place and Edison in a tie for eighth.

San Clemente won the event, followed by University, Corona del Mar

and Northwood.

The top four teams advance to the CIF-Southern Section finals.

In boys’ water polo, Huntington earned its first CIF playoff berth

in 21 years by turning back Marina, 10-5, at Joint Forces Training

Base in Los Alamitos.

The Oilers broke away from a 4-4 tie by scoring the next four

goals, and the victory gave them sole possession of third-place

Senior Robert Riker led all scorers with four goals. The Oilers

received two goals each from freshman Robbie Pusic and junior Andrew

Kreitz.

Huntington, the Sunset League’s No. 3 entry, opens the CIF-SS

Division II playoffs today at 3 p.m. at Freeway League champion

Sonora.

In girls’ volleyball, Ocean View swept past Westminster, 25-13,

25-16, 25-12, but then lost to Santa Ana, 25-22, 25-12, 25-23.

The defeat was the first in Golden West League play for the

Seahawks, which shares the league crown with the once-beaten Saints.

Ocean View (14-2 overall) opens play in the Division III-A

playoffs today and hosts Miramonte League champion Bonita (12-5) at 7

p.m.

In girls’ volleyball, Edison swept host Marina, 25-15, 25-23,

25-12, to finish 7-3 in Sunset League play, and Huntington was swept

by Esperanza, 25-17, 25-14, 25-17.

Edison (18-6) and Huntington (14-10), which received an at-large

berth, both qualified for the CIF-Southern Section Division II-AA

playoffs, which began Tuesday.

In girls’ tennis, Huntington had two players, Lauren Pascoe and

Jennifer Heumann, and Edison had one, Brittany Bass, reach the Sunset

League singles Final Four, while the Oilers’ team of sisters Stacy

and Amy Kaufman and the Chargers’ sister duo of Melissa Boyer and

sister Lauren Boyer reached the doubles semifinal round at the

season-end league tournament.

In the semis, Pascoe defeated No. 3 seed Bass, 6-1, 6-1.

Bass had won her first two rounds without dropping a game.

Bass and Pascoe had split their matches during the regular season.

Edison senior Vali Bonev, the No. 4 singles seed, was upset in the

opening round by Huntington’s Heumann, a freshman, 8-5, in an eight

game pro-set.

In the doubles semis, the Boyers lost to the No. 1-seed and

defending league champion tandem in Fountain Valley seniors Margaret

Pietrowski and Amy Nguyen.

Each of Edison’s three doubles teams advanced to at least the

quarterfinal round.

Edison, the Sunset’s No. 3 entry, opens the CIF-SS Division II

playoffs today at 3 p.m. at Southwestern League champion Chaparral.