Former Bishop Montgomery and El Camino College...

Former Bishop Montgomery and El Camino College kicker Doug Pfaff has pulled out two consecutive wins for Arizona with late field goals. His 35-yarder with 1:01 left beat Washington, 20-17, Saturday. The week before, Pfaff’s 40-yarder with two seconds left beat Oklahoma, 6-3.

El Camino College quarterback Frank Dolce completed 20 of 28 passes for 280 yards and three touchdowns in a 36-17 triumph over Orange Coast, helping the Warriors extend their winning streak to nine games.

Mira Costa’s top-ranked girls volleyball team, led by setter Piper Hahn, defeated Corona del Mar in four games to capture the title in the Tournament of Champions in Huntington Beach.

Hawthorne linebacker Sione Mahe had 10 tackles and two sacks to help the Cougars beat Sylmar, 19-0, and register their second straight shutout.

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Arizona receiver Melvin Smith, a former All-L.A. City performer at Carson High and holder of several school records, was suspended from the team by Coach Dick Tomey after he was arrested in connection with the firing of a handgun early Sunday in Tucson.

The first football game between Palos Verdes and San Pedro produced few points but plenty of mistakes. The teams combined for seven turnovers as Palos Verdes triumphed, 3-0, on a fourth-quarter field goal.

The longest prep football losing streak in California was extended to 23 games as Narbonne fell to Westchester, 28-0.

Six South Bay football teams open league play this week looking for their first win: El Segundo (0-3), Inglewood (0-2), Morningside (0-3), North Torrance (0-3), Redondo (0-3) and South Torrance (0-3).