Southern Section

Saturday, Sept. 25

TOURNAMENTS

BUENA

Championship

Agoura 9, Thousand Oaks 6
Tournament MVP Danny Polyakov had three goals, two assists, two steals and drew six ejections for Agoura (6-3), which received 18 saves in goal by Ryan Paris. Kyle Knapp had four goals to lead Thousand Oaks.

Semifinals

Agoura 13, Ventura 6
Thousand Oaks 7, Lompoc Cabrillo 5

CORONADO TOURNAMENT

Third Place

Santa Clara County Los Altos 9, Bonita 8 (OT)
Bonita led 7-5 entering the fourth quarter but the Bearcats were outscored 3-1 to force overtime. Connor McColl scored the game-winning goal from outside of 7 meters in sudden death overtime for Los Altos.

Adam Domenicci had three goals and Brett Hays had two goals in the loss for Bonita (4-2).

Semifinal

Atherton Menlo-Ahterton 8, Bonita 7
Brett Hays had three goals for Bonita.

CORONA DEL MAR

Fifth Place Game

La Jolla Bishop’s 9, Servite 8
Scott Schauer, Daniel Garcia, Rory Bevins and Alex Mule each scored two goals for Servite (4-4).

Fifth Place Semifinal

Servite 10, Foothill 9 (3 OT)
Daniel Garcia scored four goals, including the game-winner 40 seconds left in the third sudden-death overtime, and Andrew Mesesan made 15 saves for Servite (4-3). J.W. Krumpoltz scored four goals for Foothill (4-3), which trailed 8-6 after three quarters.

IRVINE

Championship

Laguna Hills 13, Tesoro 9
Tesoro is tournament champion based on goal differential. The Titans entered the championship game undefeated, while Laguna Hills had lost an earlier game to Dana Hills, and could afford to lose the final game by four goals or less and still be named tournament champion.

Freshman Spencer White was named MVP of the tournament based on his stellar defense for Tesoro (6-2). Zach White’s 2-meter play and Sean Colton’s key goals helped Tesoro enter the championship game undefeated.

Semifinal

Tesoro 9, Dana Hills 5

Quarterfinal

Tesoro 14, Woodbridge 7

First Round

Tesoro 11, Irvine 10

MAGNOLIA

15th Place

Garden Grove Pacifica 14, Magnolia 4
Kevin Stoddard scored six goals while Joe Smith and Brian Beeler each added three goals for Pacifica (1-4).

ROWLAND

Consolation

Flintridge Prep 15, Keppel 8
Brandon Choi and Mike McDonnell each scored four goals and Bryan Russell had three for Flintridge Prep.

Flintridge Prep 8, San Bernardino 4
Brandon Choi had three goals and Bryan Russell and Max Armand each had two goals for Flintridge Prep.

25th Place

La Salle 17, Webb 7
Chris Stellar scored seven goals for La Salle. Steven Pankratz scored three goals for Webb (3-4).

25th Place Semifinal

Webb 12, Los Altos 11
Robert Bennett had five goals for Webb (3-3).

MALIBU

Consolation

Santa Maria 16, Nordhoff 6

SOUTH COAST TOURNAMENT

Championship

Villa Park 9, Long Beach Wilson 7

Third place

Los Alamitos 11, Newport Harbor 8

Fifth place

Servite 10, The Bishop’s 9

Ninth Place

Laguna Beach 9, La Canada 8

11th Place

Corona del Mar 11, Marina 9

13th Place

Riverside Poly 8, Mira Costa 7 (OT)
Christian Cardey had one goal, the game-winner with 52 seconds left in the game and Colin Tewksbury had four goals for Riverside Poly (9-2).

15th Place

Poway 13, Edison 7

17th Place

Santa Barbara 3 Mission Viejo 2
Santa Barbara and Mission Viejo (5-3) played a defensive battle down to the wire as the Dons broke a 2-2 tie on a man-up goal with 22 seconds left in the game. Mission Viejo goal scorers were Bryson Beardsley and David Johnson. Diablo goalkeeper, Ryan Pellerin, had six saves in the game.

Semifinals

Villa Park 6, Los Alamitos 5
Long Beach Wilson 8, Los Alamitos 4

Fifth-place semifinal

Servite 10, Foothill 9 (OT)

13th Place Semifinal

Riverside Poly 16, Poway 7
Nine players scored in the game for Riverside Poly, including Colin Tewksbury who had five goals.

17th Place Semifinal

Mission Viejo 6, Santa Margarita 5 (OT)
Stephen Blount scored the sudden death winning goal in the second overtime period to give the Diablos a 6-5 victory over Santa Margarita (5-3). Goalkeepers Ryan Pellerin of Mission Viejo and Michael Connor of Santa Margarita each had ten saves in the contest.

Leading goal scorers for Mission Viejo were Stephen Blount and Aaron Lefevre with two goals apiece. John Nuccio led Santa Margarita with two goals.

NONLEAGUE

Loyola 10, South Pasadena 6
Senior Alex Edmunds had six goals for visiting Loyola (5-2).

Friday, Sept. 24

TOURNAMENTS

MAGNOLIA
Third Round

Cypress 14, Garden Grove Pacifica 3

ROWLAND
Quarterfinals

Upland 10, Arcadia 2
Mike Libutti had three goals and Brad Taylor and Robert Bersbach added two goals each for Upland (10-5).

Second Round

Upland 8, Don Lugo 2
Errol Stump had two goals and six other players had one goal each for Upland (9-5).

SOUTH COAST/NEWPORT HARBOR
Pool Play

Championship Quarterfinals

La Canada 10, Riverside Poly 7
Scott Burns and Jordan Thompson each scored three goals for La Canada, which tallied four goals in the final quarter to erase a 7-6 deficit.

Los Alamitos 8, Foothill 4
Scott Davidson scored four goals and Steven Brook added two goals as Los Alamitos, the No. 2-ranked team in the Southern Section Division II coaches’ poll, defeated Foothill, ranked No. 5 in Division I, at Capistrano Valley High.

Los Alamitos held a 3-2 edge at halftime, but Brook scored both of his goals and Davidson had one of his in the third period as the Griffins (10-1) extended their lead to 6-3 going into the final period.

Layton Snyder and Calvin Kagan scored the other goals for Los Alamitos, which plays Long Beach Wilson in one championship semifinal at 11:45 a.m. Saturday. Newport Harbor plays Villa Park in the other semfinal game at 10:40 a.m. Saturday. Both games will take place at Newport Harbor High.

Long Beach Wilson 7, Servite 5
Matt Sagehorn and Scott Swanson each had two third-quarter goals, to break a 2-2 tie, and lead Long Beach Wilson, ranked No. 1 in the Southern Section Division I coaches’ poll, broke a 2-2 halftime tie at Corona del Mar.

The scores by Sagehorn and Swanson gave the Wilson (6-0) a 6-4 lead entering the fourth quarter, which it never relinquished.

Scott Huntley, Cody Walters and Joe Sherrin each had one goal for the Bruins, and goalie Chay Lapin made 10 saves. Alex Mule scored three goals for Servite (3-3).

Wilson faces Los Alamitos, the No. 2-ranked team in the Southern Section Division II, in a semfiinal match at 11:40 a.m. Saturday at Newport Harbor High.

Santa Margarita 8, Capistrano Valley 5
Julien Lormant had four goals for Santa Margarita (5-2). Tory Tayenaka had two goals for Capistrano Valley (2-5).

Ninth Place Quarterfinals

Marina 8, Edison 5
Edison (4-4) was led by two goals each from Travis Bee and Ben Sonne. Kelleher of Marina scored three goals to lead Marina (2-2).

Consolation Quarterfinals

Mission Viejo 11, San Marcos 1
Junior Bryson Beardsley scored four goals and goalie Ryan Pellerin made 10 saves for Mission Viejo (4-2) at Corona del Mar High. The Diablos, who also got three goals from junior Michael Baba, will play Santa Margarita in an 11:45 a.m. consolation semifinal game at Capistrano Valley High.

Second Round

Mission Viejo 8, Granite Hills 3
David Johnson had three goals and Bryson Beardsley and Aaron Lefevere each scored twice to lead Mission Viejo (3-2)at Corona del Mar High.

Santa Margarita 10, Long Beach Poly 6
Senior Julien Lormant scored two of his team-high five goals in the fourth quarter as Santa Margarita broke open a close game against Long Beach Poly. With the teams tied at 5-5 going into the fourth quarter, Santa Margarita reserve Tim Rendon scored his only goal to put the Eagles (4-2) ahead for good with 4:48 to play.

NONLEAGUE

Cathedral 21, Workman 9
Leading scorer Chris Argueta scored 10 goals--three off his career-high set earlier this season against Alhambra--as Cathedral (6-1) won easily at Workman. Boris Torres added six goals for Cathedral. It was Workman’s season opener.

Downey 8, Temple City 4
Alan Nevarez had 14 saves for host Downey (10-2). The Vikings were led offensively by Brett Forman and Sean Feliciano with two goals apiece.

Palos Verdes 10, Loyola 4
Jordan Watson scored four goals and Eric Gobrecht added nine saves to lead Palos Verdes (7-2), ranked fourth in Division III, to a victory at Loyola (4-2). Loyola goalie D.J. Armitage made 11 saves to keep the game close for three quarters but Palos Verdes scored five goals in the final period to put the match away.

Savanna 11, Orange 0
Senior goalkeeper Chris Anderson, a three-year starter for Savanna, made 10 saves to record his first career shutout in the easy victory at Orange. John McCord scored three goals for Savanna (5-3).

Thursday, Sept. 23

TOURNAMENTS

BUENA
Pool play

Agoura 19, Rio Mesa 5
Danny Polyakov had four goals and four assists, Nick Rimmele added four goals, and Justin Kovanis and Nathan Hadar each had three goals for Agoura. Ryan Paris had 17 saves for the Chargers (4-3).

Agoura 11, Buena 10
Danny Polyakov had four goals and Justin Kovanis had three goals and goalie Ryan Paris had 15 saves for Agoura (3-3).

Thousand Oaks 9, Righetti 5
Kyle Knapp scored four goals and Mason Miller had four saves in goal for Thousand Oaks (4-3).

Thousand Oaks 15, Arroyo Grande 13
Daniel Smith had six goals and Ryan Vick added three goals for Thousand Oaks. Jon Hoog and Kyle Knapp added two goals each for the Lancers (5-3).

Buena 25, Rio Mesa 6

IRVINE
Pool Play

Tesoro 11, Irvine 10
Sean Colton had five goals for Tesoro (4-1), which overcame a, 8-3 haltime deficit in the first round of the Irvine Tournament. Spencer White had two goals and six steals for Tesoro.

ROWLAND
Pool Play

Whittier 19, Muir 5
Sophomore Cory Baccus scored six goals to lead Whittier (2-1) in the first-round victory at Chino High. Whittier plays Elsinore in tournament action Friday.

Flintridge Prep 9, Webb 7
Upland 24,Webb 2

SOUTH COAST
Pool Play

Corona del Mar 10, Mission Viejo 6
Bryan Buhagiar scored on consecutive counter-attacks for Corona del Mar with 2:33 left and 2:02 remaining to turn the Sea Kings’ 6-5 edge into an 8-5 advantage in a pool-play game of the South Coast tournament at Corona del Mar High.Jacob Murphy led Corona del Mar (2-2) with four goals and Tom Pearson added three goals. Stephen Blount and Michael Baba each had two goals for Mission Viejo (2-2).

Edison 11, Esperanza 9
Travis Bee had four goals, Trevor Dewitt added three and Tanner Riley had 12 saves for Edison (4-2). Chad Cisneros led Esperanza (1-2) with three goals.

Foothill 9, Long Beach Poly 6
Foothill 10, La Canada 8
J.W. Krumpholz scored six goals, including three of four for Foothill in the third quarter at Capistrano Valley High.The third-quarter outburst by Krumpholz, who has 19 goals on the season, helped the Knights, ranked No. 5 in the Southern Section Division I coaches’ poll, take an 8-7 edge into the fourth period, and Foothill hung on the rest of the way.Krumpholz scored on a four-meter penalty shot in the final period, and Benajamin Barron converted Foothill’s last goal to account for the final margin.

La Canada 11, Santa Margarita 7
Sophomore Devon Borisoff scored four goals for La Canada. Julien Mormant had two goals for Santa Margarita (3-2).

Long Beach Wilson 15, Murietta Valley 0
Long Beach Wilson 15, Poway 7
Scott Swanson had five goals and Matt Sagehorn had three in the second game for Wilson, the top-ranked team in Division I. Earlier in a 15-0 victory over Murietta Valley, Wilson (5-0) had 11 different players score. The Bruins will play Servite, ranked No. 3 in Division II, in the next round.

Newport Harbor 13, Edison 8
Clay Jorth had three goals to lead Newport Harbor. Travis Bee had four goals for Edison (4-3).

Servite 11, Corona del Mar 10 (OT)
Daniel Garcia, who had five goals, scored 25 seconds into sudden death overtime to give Servite (3-2) the victory. Tom Pearson scored seven goals to lead host Corona del Mar (2-3). Servite is ranked third in Division II while Corona del Mar is ranked sixth in Division I by CIF.

Servite 18, Granite Hills 4
Rory Bevins had four goals, three assists, three steals and Mason Cox, four goals, and assist and steal for Servite in a first-round match at Corona del Mar.

Wednesday, Sept. 22

MARMONTE LEAGUE

Royal 16, Newbury Park 10
Kyle Ripley scored five goals for Newbury Park (4-3).

Thousand Oaks 8, Moorpark 4
Kyle Knapp had three goals and Mason Miller had 11 saves for host Thousand Oaks (3-3). Moorpark is 2-4.

Westlake 12, Calabasas 3
Austin McElvaney, of Westlake (4-2, 1-0) had five goals, two steals and one assist and teammate Ryan Dutton had 9 saves and scored a goal, his second of the season, when he threw the ball from goal to goal as time expired in the period. Calabasas is 0-1 in league.

NONLEAGUE

Cathedral 22, Montclair 8
Chris Argueta had 10 goals and Boris Torres scored five goals for Cathedral (6-1).

Laguna Beach 12, Costa Mesa 7
Adam Douglas had three goals in the loss for Costa Mesa (5-2, 1-0 in league).

Mira Costa 13, La Serna 11
Sam Hearn had five goals to lead Mira Costa (2-0), ranked No. 2 in Division III.

San Marino 16, El Rancho 12
Christian Lazzarini scored six goals and Thomas Lazzarini and Truman So had three each for San Marino (4-4).

Servite 16, La Habra 7
Rory Bevins scored five goals, had two assists and two steals and Alex Mule scored four goals for host Servite (1-2), which led 5-1 after the first period. La Habra is 4-4.

Whittier 12, Santa Monica 7
Whittier (1-1), a young team with two seniors, two juniors and three sophomores in the starting lineup, was lead by Bruce Sanger who scored five goals and Cory Baccus, Miguel Villabos and Martin Esparza who each added two goals for the visitors, which led the entire the game.

Tuesday, Sept. 21

GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE

Costa Mesa 21, Westminster 1
Senior Adam Douglas had eight goals, including three each in the first two periods, to go with nine steals, and junior Kyle Thorsness had four goals, six assists and four steals for Costa Mesa (5-1, 1-0) in a season opener at Estancia. Thorsness leads the Mustangs with 25 goals on the season. Douglas has 19 goals overall on the year.

NONLEAGUE

Ayala 18, Los Altos 15
Josh Garcia and Chuck Camacho each had five goals to lead Ayala (12-2) at Los Altos.

Bonita 6, Palos Verdes 4
Sophomore Brett Hays scored three goals for host Bonita (2-0).

El Segundo 15, Arcadia 4
Senior Steve Homeyer had five goals and Cameron Hughes and Josh Combs each had four goals for host El Segundo (6-2), ranked No. 4 in Division VI by CIF. Freshman goalie Matt Kubeck had a career-high 16 saves for the Eagles. Arcadia is 2-6.

El Toro 13, La Canada 12
T.J. Fuentes scored the last of his four goals with 22 seconds left to lift El Toro (2-0), ranked No. 3 in the Southern Section Division I coaches’ poll, over La Canada, ranked No. 3 in Division III.Fuentes’ goal capped a fourth-quarter rally by the Chargers, who led, 7-6, at halftime and also got four goals from Dane Lindstrom. Jordan Thompson scored five of his six goals in the third quarter to help La Canada erase the slight deficit and take a 12-10 lead going into the fourth quarter, but the Spartans were shut out in the final period as they lost four starters to foul trouble. El Toro tied the game at 12-12 with 1:29 remaining on a goal by Derrek Danna.

Foothill 16, Esperanza 9
Damjan Dudic had four goals and J.W. Krumpholz and Barron Benjamin each had three goals for Foothill (2-1). Ted Low had three goals to lead Esperanza (0-2).

Long Beach Wilson 8, Corona del Mar 7
Anthony Artukovich, whose been battling injuries this season, came off the bench to score his only goal in the final minute to break the tie and help Wilson (3-0) remain unbeaten. The Bruins were led by Matt Sagehorn with three goals and goalkeeper Chay Lapin with 13 saves. CDM (1-2) was led by goalkeeper Gaston Sanford, who had 14 saves.

Los Amigos 19, Whitney 13
Senior two-meter man Adam Sarmiento recorded six goals, including three in the third quarter, for the Los Amigos (3-4) at Cerritos Park East. Junior Manny Lepe, who been the Lobos’ goalie for their first six games, played in the field against Whitney (1-1) and had four goals and six assists. Senior Jorge Mendoza replaced Lepe in goal and made 10 saves for the Lobos.

Mission Viejo 3, Northwood 2 (OT)
David Johnson scored the game-winning goal to give unranked Mission Viejo the upset over the No. 8-ranked team by CIF. Johnson finished with two goals, Aaron Lefevre scored the other and senior goalie Ryan Pellerin had 13 saves for the Diablos (2-1). Senior Derrick Wiese-Bailey had 10 saves for Northwood (1-1).

Oaks Christian 18, Villanova Prep 0
Adam Wirdak, Paul Jones and Jon Pare each scored three goals for host Oaks Christian (3-2).

Riverside Poly 16, Upland 5
Kevin Pope had four goals and Christian Cardey added three goals for Riverside Poly (6-0), which led 10-1 at halftime, at Los Osos High. Upland is 7-4.

Santa Margarita 15, Marina 11
Julien Lormant had five goals and five assists David Husen added five goals and three assists for host Santa Margarita (3-1).

Tesoro 18, Woodbridge 17
Sophomore Zach White had a team-high seven goals and seven steals and Joey Bryars and Spencer White had four steals each to lead Tesoro (2-0). Andy Kosch had five goals to lead Woodbridge. The match was tied at the end of each period -- 6-6, 10-10 and 15-15 -- before Tesoro built a two-goal lead in the fourth quarter.

Troy 17, Cypress 4
Brian Andros had five goals and three assists and goalkeeper Mike Haymer had 12 saves for Troy (3-0). Caleb Lawless scored two goals for Cypress (1-4).

Millikan 16, Edison 11

Monday, Sept. 20

TOURNAMENTS

MAGNOLIA

Pool Play

Rancho Alamitos 9, Garden Grove 5
Adam Torrey had four goals for Garden Grove (1-3). Bryce Gautier had four goals for Rancho Alamitos.

Garden Grove 14, Cypress 2
Cory Busby had four goals to lead Garden Grove.

Lakewood 14, Garden Grove Pacifica 2Mater Dei 17, Garden Grove Pacifica 1

NONLEAGUE

Newbury Park 9, San Marcos 8
Max Levine had three goals to lead host Newbury Park (4-2).