GIRLS’ TRACK AND FIELD Burroughs 84, Beverly...
GIRLS’ TRACK AND FIELD
Burroughs 84, Beverly Hills 61: Vanessa Brooks was a triple winner
for the Indians Wednesday in their nonleague meet win a Beverly
Hills.
Brooks placed first in the 100 meters (12.8 seconds), the 200
(27.5) and the high jump (4 feet 10).
Teammate Tulyah Gaines won the long jump (16-1 1/2) and set a school record in the triple jump (35-4) and Katie Vahoviak was first
in the 800 (2:36) and the 1,600 (5:40).
BOYS’ TRACK AND FIELD
Beverly Hills 72, Burroughs 63: Despite some fine performances by
the Indians, they lost the nonleague meet Wednesday at Beverly Hills.
Burroughs received a first-place effort from its 400-meter relay
team, as Sean Allen, Evan Gomez, David Brooks and Matt Welsh won the
event in 45.0. Gomez also won the long jump (20-1), Brooks won the
300 hurdles (40.7) and Allen placed first in the high jump (5-8).
The Indians also had winning efforts by Ruben Banzali in the 800
(2:07), Juan Flores in the discus (142-8) and Mike Ortega in the
triple jump (36-6).
BOYS’ GOLF
Burroughs 425, Saugus 444: The Indians made it two wins in a row
Wednesday by defeating the Centurions in a nonleague match at De Bell
Municipal Golf Course.
Jeff Looby paced Burroughs (2-5), capturing low medalist honors by
firing an even-par 71. Teammate Sang Lee shot an 80, Chris Roseli had
an 84, Austin Radaker had a 94, David Hamanaka had a 96 and Paul
Lundquist had a 104.
In a Burroughs junior-varsity win, 492-505, Indian Mitchell
Johnson shot a 91 to lead the team to its first victory of the
season.
Crescenta Valley 192, Burbank 211: Denny Bae shot a two-under-par
33 for the Bulldogs (3-2) Wednesday in a nonleague match at Brookside
No. 2 Golf Course in Pasadena.
BOYS’ TENNIS
Burbank 9, San Marino 9 (Bulldogs win on games, 79-73): Haig
Kassabian, Burbank’s No. 1 singles player, clinched the victory with
a 6-2 win against Jeff Chow -- San Marino’s No. 2 player -- Wednesday
in a nonleague match at the Burbank Tennis Center.
Kassabian won his other matches, 7-5, 6-1, for Burbank (4-3).
Mark Keppel 14, Burroughs 4: The Indians were swept in two of
three singles sets Wednesday in a nonleague loss.
The Burroughs (2-3) doubles team of Wilson Tseng and Nathan Brandt
went, 6-7 (6), 6-1, 6-2.
BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL
Viewpoint d. Providence, 15-8, 15-2, 15-11: The Visiting Pioneers
(4-4) had trouble in their Liberty League opener Tuesday, falling to
the Patriots.
SOFTBALL
San Fernando 2, Burroughs 0: The Indians could muster just one hit
Wednesday in dropping the consolation-round game in the 11th annual
Hoover Softball Classic at Pelanconi Park in Glendale.
Burroughs’ only hit came on a single in the third inning by Ryanne
Hodgins. Hodgins got to second base in both the third and fist -- on
an error -- innings, but the Indians couldn’t bring her home.
Pitcher Dani Regan gave up five hits in absorbing the loss.
The Indians (3-3) were supposed to play Eagle Rock in a tournament
game on Thursday, but the Eagles had a conflict in their schedule.
Providence 3, Westridge 2: The Pioneers were able to come up with
a run in the top of the sixth inning Thursday to earn a nonleague
victory at Westridge.
Providence (5-1) struck first, scoring two runs in the first two
innings. However, the Tigers tied the score at 2 with two runs in
their half of the second.
Pitcher Candice Koeth (3-0) picked up the win, allowing four hits
walking two and striking out two in 5 2/3 innings.
Lauren Suedkamp recorded her third save. She also delivered the
game-winning run batted in.
On offense, Liz Roche was one for four with a run scored, Danielle
Austin was one for three, Koeth was one for three with a triple and a
run scored, Suedkamp was one for three with two runs batted in and
Shannon Hayes had a double for the Pioneers.
Compiled by Jeff Tully