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Hannah Flippen (Bonita Vista/Utah) was named Most Outstanding Player of the Women’s World Cup.300 with a pair of homers and 12 RBIs for the USSSA Pride.

SilentRain Espinoza (Christian/Washington) was named to the All-WPF Team, hitting. She had six RBIs in a game against Oklahoma City, four against the SIS Vipers and had nine multi-RBI games. 342 with seven homers, eight doubles, a pair of triples and 31 RBIs in 31 games.

#EL CAMINO COLLEGE BASKETBALL PROFESSIONAL#

Morgan Howe (Westview/Arizona State) was named the Women’s Professional Fastpitch Offensive Player of the Year.Armentrout is a junior, Desta is a sophomore. QB Joey Armentrout (El Camino) and receiver Broock Desta (Canyon Hills) are returning starters at the Coast Guard Academy.Gervy Alota (Francis Parker) is the sophomore starting quarterback at the Merchant Marine Academy.Aiden Calvert (Mater Dei Catholic) is a junior running back at Air Force.Augustine) is in his senior year at Navy, while punter Aaron Harris (Carlsbad) is a sophomore. Army has a trio of San Diego freshmen on its roster - punter James Wagenseller (Poway), receiver Chris Williams (Francis Parker) and linebacker Tino Letuli (Cathedral Catholic).Penn, and nine tackles and an interception against Yale. Nicholas was a second-team All-Ivy league selection last season, finishing with 75 tackles. Princeton LB Ozzie Nicholas (La Costa Canyon) will play at USD on Sept.

Sophomore Darren Barkins (Mater Dei Catholic) had a pair of tackles against Boise State. He had five tackles in the season opener against Boise State. Senior safety Asa Turner has played in 37 games for the Huskies.

Washington’s secondary boasts two San Diego-area players.

The 6-foot-3, 302-pound Meyer is a redshirt senior.

UTEP’s Andrew Meyer (San Marcos) is on the Rimington Watch List, an award that honors the top collegiate center.

Robinson had a 2-yard TD run and ripped off a 23-yard gainer.

Roderick Robinson (Lincoln), the California State Player of the Year in 2022, started his college career with eight carries for 50 yards and a TD as Georgia beat UT Martin 48-7.

I’m super excited to play volleyball, but Princeton will prepare me for life after volleyball.” All the freshmen were welcomed from the start. “There is an amazing balance of athletics and academics here. “I’ve been interested in Princeton since I was in eighth grade,” said Bold, an engineering major. Her brother Jake, who played at La Jolla Country Day, is a sophomore catcher on the Tigers’ baseball team. “It was a lot of fun.”īold is the newcomer, but she knew all about Princeton. “I’m on a pre-med track, so I was lucky to get an internship in the science field,” Wood said. She showed why she’s at Princeton, taking her internship in San Diego rather than New Jersey. There are offices in New Jersey and San Diego. Wood was a Clinical Science Intern at the Topcon Healthcare Innovation Center (THINC) division with Topcon Healthcare. Satchell spent the last two summers as an intern in Washington, D.C., at the Federal Reserve.

Princeton is one of the top academic universities in the nation, and the San Diego-raised Tigers juggle both sports and school well. This weekend they play Coastal Carolina, Maryland-Baltimore County and Maryland in the Maryland Tournament. match.Princeton opened the season with straight-sets wins over Niagara and Bucknell. The Lady Cougars will then face Grossmont College in a scheduled 1:30 p.m. Up next, Canyons will play at the annual El Camino College Tri with an opening match vs. Once again it was Greer, Vazin and Dothard each recording an ace in the match Sophia Aranzazu was the team leader with seven assists to go alongside a pair of digs. Naomi Greer, Ana Vasquez, Kaitlyn Vazin and Kyla Dothard each registered two kills in the match for a Canyons team that struggled to hit with much authority. 25.ĬOC freshman Kaireese Johnson led the team with six kills. Irvine Valley College to begin the season on Aug. Wednesday’s match was the season opener for Long Beach while Canyons was looking to bounce back after a home court loss vs. Long Beach (1-0) then took narrow decisions across the next two, including the decisive 29-27 tally that almost saw the Cougars extend the evening into a fifth set on several occasions. Set scores were 23-25, 25-14, 25-21, 29-27.Ĭanyons (0-2) found the edge in the opening set before seeing the Vikings rally for a sizeable advantage in the second frame. By Jesse Muñoz/COC Sports Information DirectorĬollege of the Canyons came out on the wrong end of a dramatic, back-and-forth extended fourth set that resulted in a 3-1 loss to visiting Long Beach City College at the Cougar Cage on Wednesday.