La Quinta Extends Title Run

Adam Jorgenson earned his 10th victory in 11 decisions with five innings of five-hit pitching and scored three runs for Westminster La Quinta in an 11-1 Garden Grove League victory over Garden Grove Santiago on Friday.

The Aztecs (23-1-1, 10-0 in league play), ranked No. 10 in the Southland by The Times, earned their 12th consecutive league title with their 41st consecutive Garden Grove League victory.

Jorgenson struck out eight and didn’t walk a batter in five innings. He also had three hits.

-- Melanie Neff

*

Trevor Plouffe from Encino Crespi, Jason Corder from Mission Viejo Capistrano Valley and Chris Jones from Mission Viejo have been selected to play in the All-American Baseball Game on June 7 at Albuquerque. The game will be televised by Fox Sports Net.

*

Los Angeles Roosevelt does not have an ineligible player and will not have to forfeit any games after an investigation was conducted by the school, City Section administrator Jeff Halpern said.

Garfield had raised questions about a player who transferred to Roosevelt and then moved out of the Roosevelt attendance boundary. That player will not be eligible for Roosevelt next season but can continue this season under a special permit.

*

Two-time Cy Young Award winner Bret Saberhagen said Friday he had accepted the position of baseball coach at Calabasas for next season. Saberhagen has been the team’s pitching coach for two seasons.

-- Eric Sondheimer

Softball

The Thousand Oaks tournament concludes today with four ranked teams in the semifinals, and two of those trying to avoid a trend of upsets.

Fourth-ranked Santa Ana Mater Dei and No. 9 Riverside Poly will play today in the 3:30 p.m. semifinals at Thousand Oaks Community Center. In the first 16 games of the tournament, there have been five upsets.

Mater Dei plays No. 25 Newhall Hart and Riverside Poly plays No. 14 Fullerton Rosary. The title game is at 5:15 p.m.

*

Four-time defending champion San Pedro and five-time runner-up Carson are seeded first and second for the City Section softball playoffs, which begin Tuesday.

Using the same format as girls’ soccer, first-round winners of the 32-team tournament advance to the Championship Division and losers go into the Invitational Division. The semifinals are May 20 at South Gate Park, and the finals May 25 at UCLA.

Valley Mission League champion Sylmar is seeded third and West Valley League champion Woodland Hills El Camino Real is fourth.

Martin Henderson

*

Boys’ Tennis

Trevor Dobson, the top singles player for Rolling Hills Estates Peninsula, will not participate in the upcoming Southern Section singles tournament. Coach Mike Hoeger said the qualifying round of the tournament coincided with college-entrance exams and a junior national tournament.

Both Hoeger and Dobson agreed that Dobson wouldn’t participate in the Bay League singles tournament, which ended on Thursday, in order to open up a postseason spot for another player. Beverly Hills’ Mike Gurman defeated Peninsula’s Whitney Reed, 7-6, 6-2, in the title match.

Peninsula (17-6) won the Bay League and will send three players to the Southern Section postseason: Reed in singles, and Garrison Comstock and Brandon Bhagat in doubles.

Dobson will be available for the Southern Section team tournament as Peninsula attempts to follow up its Division I semifinal appearance last season.

-- Elia Powers