GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL Flintridge Prep 3, South...

GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL

Flintridge Prep 3, South Pasadena 0: In the words of Rebel Coach

Sean Beattie, Flintridge Prep (4-1) sometimes showed up and sometimes

it didn’t, thus, a hard-fought 7-15, 15-3, 6-15, 15-6, 15-0 victory

against the struggling Tigers on Friday at South Pasadena.

Rebel sophomore middle blocker Lindsay Fletcher had a match-high

16 kills in the nonleague win. She added three aces and four blocks

to improve her season totals to 91 kills and 29 blocks in 24 games.

Teammate Courtney Hambleton had seven kills and five aces. Setter

Andreana Yasuva, who stepped in for the absent Grace Lim, had 38

assists and three aces.

Flintridge Prep returns to action at 8 a.m. today in the Arcadia

Tournament.

Holy Family 3, Inglewood St. Mary’s Academy 2: Behind 24 kills,

two aces and three blocks from Gina Gallardo, the Gaels (1-1) held

off the Belles, 8-15, 15-13, 15-11, 9-15, 16-14, in Friday night’s

nonleague match at Elysian Valley Recreational Center.

Gallardo, a senior middle blocker/outside hitter, has 42 kills and

seven blocks in nine games.

Melanie Figueroa contributed seven kills, seven aces and three

blocks, and setter Angie Gutierrez tallied 44 assists and two kills

for Holy Family, which earned its first win under first-year Coach

Robert Bringas.

Glendale Adventist Academy 3, L.A. Frederick Price 0: The Cougars

improved to 2-2 with Tuesday’s 15-1, 15-0, 15-4 nonleague match

victory at home.

GIRLS’ TENNIS

La Canada 12, Claremont 6: Behind a sweep of all nine doubles

sets, the Spartans (3-3) recorded a huge nonleague victory Friday at

the La Canada Country Club.

Nicole Arboleda and Lana Sanfilippo won, 6-2, 6-4, 6-1 at No. 1

doubles, Leslie Chang and Jenny Park triumphed, 6-2, 6-4, 6-2 at No.

2 doubles, and Erica Kweon and Amanda Yue posted victories of 6-3,

6-2, 7-5 at No. 3 doubles for Coach Joe Thompson.

Whitney Bernstein, Ciri Bryan and Allison Sanders all defeated

Claremont’s No. 3 singles entry to secure the victory, the Spartans’

first after two losses this week.

Flintridge Prep 9, Sierra Madre Maranatha 9 (Rebels win on games,

72-64): Caitlin Kaletsch and Sarah Watt, along with Anshu Abhat and

Jenny Cha both won two sets to give Flintridge Prep a five

set-to-four advantage in doubles and a 43-33 lead on games, which was

enough for the Rebels (2-4) in Friday’s nonleague win at Scholl

Canyon Park.

Jennifer Ouyang captured a pair of sets at No. 1 singles, and

Diana Chiu and Tiffany Kim each won a set for Andy Rojas’ squad,

which overcame a 31-29 deficit on games. Evangel Fung and Tami

Krulisky won Flintridge Prep’s fifth set in doubles.

Newhall Hart 9, Glendale 9 (Indians win on games, 77-75): The

Nitros (2-4) suffered a tough nonleague setback Thursday at home.

Georgia Beesemyer swept her three singles sets as Glendale won

seven of nine sets and outscored the Indians, 45-23, on games.

Jennifer Kang and Elina Vartanyan both won two sets for Glendale,

who managed just a pair of 6-3 victories in doubles by Ofelya

Abrahamyan and Julie Ban, and Melissa Eslava and Helen Hahn.