GIRLS’ WATER POLO Glendale 16, Hoover...

GIRLS’ WATER POLO

Glendale 16, Hoover 4: The Nitros continued their domination

against the Tornadoes since the two began playing in 1997.

With Wednesday’s Pacific League victory at Hoover High, Glendale

has won all 11 meetings against its archrival.

Leading the way this time was the duo of Elina Vartanyan and

Argine Kadymyan. The seniors scored four goals apiece.

Teni Kerimian added three goals, Ariga Hacopian finished with two

and Mary Lee, Crystal Lim and Cindy Ramos all scored for Glendale

(16-6, 4-1 in league).

Hoover (0-7, 0-5) was led by Anabel Ayvazian, who had two goals,

and goalkeeper Ruth Mejia, who finished with a match-best 18 saves.

Liliana Minassian and Anasheh Ghazarian also scored for Jennifer

Freemon’s squad.

Lernik Harabedian had five saves for Glendale, which played

without starting goalkeeper Sarineh Alexani, who is still nursing an

injured left hand.

Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 10, Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy 2:

Analiese DiConti scored both goals for the Tologs during Wednesday’s

Mission League loss at L.A. Valley College.

Flintridge Sacred Heart (1-13, 0-6 in league) received eight saves

from Jennifer Westhoff.

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

Flintridge Prep 53, Arcadia Rio Hondo Prep 17: The Rebels (13-5,

7-2 in Prep League) posted an easy home win Wednesday.

Katie Kimble led the way for Flintridge Prep, tallying 14 points,

14 rebounds and three blocks.

Shari Quan added 10 points and three assists, to go along with

three rebounds, and Kate Lawrence finished with seven points, 14

rebounds, two blocks and two steals.

BOYS’ SOCCER

La Canada 1, Blair 1: Brent Callister rallied the Spartans from a

1-0 second-half deficit, scoring in the 60th minute, but La Canada

wound up tying Wednesday’s Rio Hondo League match at home.

The Spartans are now 9-3-3, 4-1-2 in league. Blair is 6-5-3,

3-3-1.

BOYS’ BASKETBALL

La Canada 81, Blair 57: Andrew Scott had 22 points and Billy

Hofman added 20 points and 10 assists for the Spartans, who hit 12

three-pointers -- eight in the third quarter -- in Wednesday’s Rio

Hondo League home win.

Philip Anderson had 13 points and five rebounds and Simon Coetzee

added 11 points for La Canada (18-5, 7-0 in league).