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Dreaming of elllpty playing fields
•The struggle to get space on Newport·Mesa fields is as
tough as the battle on the turf .
NEWPORT-MESA -Irs only a
game.
•Nobody undentands the
Zlch c1au:ns the oty bas been
mconsistent in approvmg or deny-
ing penruts for certain fields. Hi$
biggest concern is that out of area
teams get prtonty over the Cost.a
Mesa-based AYSO program.
Pa.rents often remind their chil-
dren of this when pressures mount
dwing soccer, baseball or football
games.
amount of work that goes into ttus,•
saJd Tony Anish. the commissloner
of American Youth Soccer Organi·
zation Region 97, which serves
Newport Bea.ch and Costa Meta
cbild.ren. •A huge amount of effort
goea into making lb1s thing work.•
The pn>Cea has gotten so com-
plicated at times the Costa Mesa
Department of Recreation staff has
gone back to the dty's legislabve
bodies to ask for clarlfication on bow
field time should be granted, sa.ld
Steve Hayman, the d ty's dlrector of
administrative services.
IW..Wll--1
The dedlcated soc:cer dad has
always m&l.Dlalned has region
should have prionty for the use of
the Farm Sporu Complex because 1t
offers service to a higher number of
Cost.a Mesa re5idents.
·we are Costa Mesa teams play-
ing other Costa Mesa teams,• Zkh
wd ·Kids are accepted wtthout
regard to theu abillty. We don't pay
our coaches. We don't pay our refer-
ees -they are all parents. We offer
the complete family expenence .
Should we get Costa Mesa fields over
But behind the scenes of these
popular sports, 1t ls anything but a
gam • as adults mvotved in youth
recreation wage campaigns, create
public policy and try to tackle the
very serious problem of field short\
ages.
Now, re pondmg to concerns
nused by Jon Zich, a former com-
mlsstoner of Costa Mesa's AYSO
Region 120. Hayman wd the oty
will reVlew the onginal regulations
regarding sports helds -particular-
ly lbe Fann Sports Complex.
~ l.UCH OM.Y l'llOT
Father John Con.Gel cbeen tbe Coria famlly home after blessing each room with AJeJand.ra Coria, 21, whose family wtU Uve lo one
of tbe three Habitat for Humanity bOIMI dedicated tn Costa Meu on Sunday.
Three reasons to celebrate
Habitat for Humanitys latest homes welcome their first inhabitants in Costa Mesa on unday
M lkey Samuelson leaned aga1nlt
the doorway to hil new bedroom.
~~t smell ol paint ln lbe
&lr, the rest ol the Samuellon family aSeelullv
checked out their new 1,272-tquare--loot, ·
two-story home, one ol tti.. new bomll tbet
Habitat for Humuilty dedk:9ted on a cool.
bJustary and ....-tn._ rainy Sunday after-noon in Costa Mela.
Q>ooltng from the bowe .. four bed.roolDa
was fairly pa.in} for th children, who,
al009 with Mikey, also Included Danny, Bets1
and Andi.
Mikey took tbe room the other ctuldren did·
n't want IO tt wocked out. said 12-year-okl Andi.
·1 gill the sunset.. she said smiling potntlng
to t. new stomping grounds fAtcing the w
Tbl Semuelfons will begin movmg m f\.uni.
ture In two weeks and expect to be in complete-
ty bv &1111" break, father Dan Samuellao said.
•'!bat .. when the (duldrenl have tune off
from ICboot • be sa.Jd.
,,_,. pepnkaOcolored house marks • tint
fc. Habitat for Humanity. lt's the group' first
borne in Orang County lo be enbrely built
by a primarily female crew.
Ehzabetb Mahoney, ctwrwoman of
Worn n BUild, was one of thOH crew mem-
bers who began working on th project when
1t began in June, sj>endmg her Saturdays
hammenng nails, pounng concrete and
pa.anting th trim.
"(Women Build] bas built a fabulous ho
for Dan and the fchiklnm), •Mabon y said.
Women Build gi"91 women the opportunl·
ty to learn new 1kllll in colllt:rucoon and
SEE aLEIRATE MGI J
Running a paper i t of its detractors
other orgaruzabOns? Absolutely.•
Di.screpanoes m {1 Id &JJoc:atton
anse from dttferences m city poll-
oes, he clauns
Hayman admlts the conditions of
use, unplemented by the City Coun-
oJ when the $7 .5-m.illiion fann ate
was fll'St approved m January 1998,
differ from the most recent gwde-
lul regarchng held use that a com-
rruttee of recreanon staff and sports
representabves recently agreed on. •n• -MWtlD ... II
The r ult of Zlch's request for
clanf1cat:lon could make matten
w or e for A YSO and oth r sports
SEE FIELDS PAGE 4
Costa Mesa
standards
under attack
• City pldrulers will look at
proposed changes that one
homeowner says target him
unfairly.
Loltta Harper
DAllY PtlOT
COSTA MESA -Planrung Com-
nuss1oners will take a cl<>Rr look at
cha.ng to vanous oty development
standards Tuesday after homeowner
Michael Schrock charged th y were
dlrectly targeted at tum and lus Ceal
Place home.
Planning staff has reconun oded a
dozen •rrunor" chang to tandard.s
goverrung everytlung from land use
to antennas, with alterauons to resi-
dential. commeroal. tndustrial and
planned developments mgled out
for further revtew
At last week' Pla.nrung Commis-
sion m ting, Comnu.ssloner Katnna
Foley said she was not u.re bow the
proposed chang would affect devel-
opers such as Schrock. She said she
would not be comlortabl supporting
them unbl she had clarificabon
•Mr Schrodt raised scx:ne very good
questioas that at the ve:ry least deserve
to get somie answers.• Foley said.
At th m b.ng, Schrock charged
that tweaks to the oty cod dJ.rectly
targeted bis proposed proJect •t 252
Cecil Plact>. Tbat proJKt, which
would~ two houses on an 18 ()()()..
square-foot lot, has been the center
of a heated neighborhood d bate
Schrodt and bUSlt\. partner Fnt:z
Howser have gone tn arcl with
planning taff, the Planning C omrms-on.. the City Counol and·n bbors,
altenng th u proposed proJect
accwding to vanous recom.menda-
bons. A ruorung pemut w ultl·
mati ly d rued and the d open
chose th option to subdivid the
unusually large lot mto three
Each Jot will be •bout 6,400
square f t. and Schrock will reduce
tbe baayard of the ung house to
20 feet to •ccommodat th ~
lots Once diV1d • •cb lot w\ll be
conaidered low--d nsaty r denti.al
UM -R-1 , U plann rs c.all 1l.
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Coast Guard ExecuUve Officer Chuck Unclsey II MCOnd ID co••and llboud a.. cutter' NmwbaL
Coast Guard blood in his veins
fteul Olnton
DA.llY PILOT
F or ExeculJve Officer Chuck
• Lindsey, the Coast Guard was
an easy career choice.
Llndsey, the second in command
on the cutter Narwhal, grew up with
a father who served in the Coast
Guard.
Even though he laved in Thou-
sands Oaks, the sea was never far
The 29·year-old l.u>d,sey said he has
always been dnlwn to 1t.
·Being on the water was the fll'St
Uung that drew me to 1t, • Lindsey
sa1d about his Coast Guctrd sem ce
·w e're the premier law enforcement
agency. That was another lhmg. •
Lindsey has been taUoned at the
Coast Guard's Corona del Mar sea
base ince 1999. wh n he was reas-
signed from Ala ka to the Point Stu-
art.
Last September, the crew brought
WHAT'S AFLOAT
• WHArs AR.OAT k pobfished periodically. If
~.,. ~. nautic.al ewnt. ~the
infonNtion to ~ Dally Pilot. llO W. Bay St..
Costa Mes.. CA 92627, by fax to (949) 646-
c110; CK by e-m.11 to c»1lypllotelatime.com
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Kaya.ks m d avallabl through New-
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The Ad\'enb.11W •t Sea YKllt .Char-
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day at 3101 W. Coast I IJgbway, New-
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There was never a
question that Chuck
Lindsey wouldfollow
in his fathers footsteps
a new ship to Newport Harbor -the
Narwhal. After a 41-day journey ·
from Louisiana -with stops ln COila
Rica, Guatemala, El Salvador, Mexi·
co and Panama -the Narwhal land·
ed ln Corona del Mar.
The lhip's commander, U. John
Kidwell. and the aew have been
working chiefly at the Port of Loi
Angeles escorting cruise linen and
other foreign ships.
The cunent laser-like focus on
national security matters wu trig·
gered by the Sept. 11 tenortst
attacks on New York City and the
Pentagon, Lindsey said.
parking, cookies and sodas. Reserva-
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The attacks also brought about
1ncreued support from Newport
Beach ol the Narwhal and its aew,
Undaey aa.ld.
•Since Sept. 11, we've been Bee--
Ing a huge support level for the local
community,• Und.tey said. ·we bave
got numerous people coming down
here on weekends.•
M Kklwell's right-band man.
UndMy ovenees much ol tbe duties
ol the Narwhal's aew and its day-to-
day operations.
Prior to being stationed on the
Narwhal, an uGgnment that WU
just extended foe another two years,
1Jndsey WU stationed in I.A» Ange-
les, the San FrandlCO Bay area and
Alaska.
Being stationed at the Narwhal
gives Undsey the chance to live in
Orange County. For him. lt'a a plum
assignment He lives in Rancho Mar-
garita with wife Denina and two chil-
dren.
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Doily Pilot
Mike Whitehmd
THE HARIOR COLUMN
of the ducks by feeding ts
hanntu1 to their di t, disrupts
their annual migratory pat-
terns and helps pread dis·
eases among the Oock.
I read the dtf's report that
each duck dropping can con-
tain miltioos ol colony-fanning
fecal coliform becterio and
that their droppmgs can c.ause
human Dlnell, inducting cer-
carial dermatitis, histop&asmo-
sis, tularemia. ayptospond.Jo-
sis, salmooeUolis. c.ampy-
k>bederiolis. ps:iltacoSIS, West
N'lle encepbalibs and ulfluen-
za. I'll have to get my Merck
Manual from the booksbell to
read about these diseases, but
Just the names are frighten-
mg. Most state. federal and
private wildlife agencies do
not want anyone feeding the
ducks, especially with day old
stale white breed tbat has no
nutritional value.
I will give the city aedlt
because the first step is to
educate the public by letting
them know that you are really
doing the ducks more ha.rm
than good wben you feed
them. This is surular to th
approach taken to stop peo·
pie from f eedlng the sea Uons
In the harbor. The primary
enforcement will be against
the obvious abusers with gro-
cery begs full of bread, so the
ocawonal aacker will not
equate into an appearance
before the duck-feeding
judge with four blgh-pnced,
duck-feeding lawyer to keep
you out from behind bars
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np of the week Is lop ofJ
your boet's fuel tanks while
s1t1ing kUe dunog the weath·
er. Luddly ln most Southern
California harbors, we do not
have to completely winlcriz.e
our boats to prevent damage
from freezing. However. we
need to remember coodensa·
lion with the waan days and
cold nights will aeete water
ln yow fuel. 1be wann aJr
bolds more molsture and then
.. the tempe1111ture drops. th
air bolds -moisture that falls out in your tanks repeat-
edly day after day. So by
keeping your tankl topped off
dec:reues the voJume ol air
inside the tanks, and the little
~ that flllterl it negli-
gible per volwne.
Safe voyages.
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Daily Pilot Monday, f.buary 18, 2002 J ·
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CELEBRATE
CONTINUED FROM 1
th.Ne DeWelt bomel along
Del Mu AveoUil began 1n
June, briDgmg ha toCa1 to 90
homM lioot'e ltl 1DatptiOo tn
Orange Cou.Dty tn 1988.
Habitat hU now built flve
homes in Costa Mele.
Legal battle weighs on Westside resident
work with oth r women,
though m n make up about
20% of the Women B\iild
team. Habat.at fOf Humani-
ty's volunteer work f on::e ii
compnsed ol 50%. women.
lo April 2000, a Women
BUild COmnuttee WU
formod to begm fund-rais-
mg about $70,000 to build
the hom . interest gtew
4nd there are now more
than 700 women on the
malling list.
• (Wom n Bw.ld) takes
the uncert8lllty out of build-
mg so wom n can become
scaffolding experts and d-
ing experts,• Mahoney said.
Though Sunday was the
dedtcation. it will be anoth-
er two weeks before the
homes are completely fin-
ished, said Kevin Ingersoll,
the full-time Ile superinten-
dent. Fuustung touches to
landscaping and the
kitchens till need to get
done, Ingersoll said.
Construcuon on Habitat's
STANDARDS
CONTINUE D FROM 1
The latest subdiVlSion
proposal has been filed with
the oty but has not come
before o.ny legislative bod.aes.
Dunng the hearings on
Schrock's development,
counal members were con-
cerned the oty did not man-
date that houses face the
street According to a staU
report. newly created resi·
denbal lots would be required
to have street frontage under
the modilled code
Perry Valantane, Costa
Me<;a' dtrector of planning,
l>a1d Schrock's property
would not be affected.
Schrock is protected under
.,tdte law that reqwres that
tus applicdbon be reviewed
dccording to the rules tn
effe<"t at the tame 1t was tiled.
Planning Commis ioners
About 500 volunteers
built the three newest
boma, said Jim lASleur,
cba.lrman of Habitat for '
Hwnanity of Orange
County
·Tu re's been a tremen-
dous amount of energy from
the very begtnnlng. • be
said. ·ne three unique
sponsors a.re wooderful to
work wllh. The land"• are 0
very involved working, If
not every S.turday, mmt
Saturdays.•
Famlliel choeen to pW'·
cha.le a Habitat home must
contribute 500 boun of
labor by building their own
home, helping another
Habitat family build their
borne or working in another
area of the organization.
'" •MIA~ Colla~
ptllnfting CommflllOft
study..., . --= 6:30 p.m.
T~
• WI••· Stt'I Floor
COf.,..a Room. 9ty
Hal~ n Fw ortw
·~(714)
754-5160 •
Eleanor Egan and Walter
Davenport empbasized the
proposed changes would
e ffect new lots and develop-
ments, and not existing ones.
·1 can't unagine that at
would have any affect on parts
ot the oty that are a.lready
devcloped, • Egan said.
' • LOLITA .,..... coven CosU
MeM. SM m.y be re.ched •t
(949) 57""275 Of by e-m.11-1 Joi/.
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•Trying to resolve
charges that be violated
dty rode, Dave Morley
oow awaits a resolution.
. WESTSIDE -Dave Mor-
ley, a modelt handyman who
worlu out of his Costa Mesa
home, Mid be ls over-
whelmed by a court battle be
waged with the oty over a
code enforcement otabon,
but be refulel to beck down.
Morley flied an appeal on
a code violation in Harbor
Munidpel Court in Septem-
ber. Code enforcement offi-
dall contend Morley, who
lives in the 2000 block of
Maple Avenue, illegally con-
verted b1s ga,rage into a bed-
room.
Six months later, Morley
bas grown frustrated with lhe
comtant delays and tugb
price of the legal system. IJU.
tlally concerned with the tugh
cost of conforming to the
city'• request to tum his bed·
room back into a garage.
Morley said he bas paid
about $4,000 in legal fees.
•They are doing nothing
but playing ping pong and
I'm paying the bill,• Morley
said. "The taxpayers are pay-
ing the bill for this oty, so
really. I'm paying for tt both
ways.•
Edwin Richards, outside
counsel for the dty. SA.Id he
could not comment on an
ongoing case.
Morley's lawyer, Jennifer
Friend, said the situation IS
not as grave as her client may
think. She understands Mor·
ley's frustration about hlS
house being singled out by
the d ty but said a solubon LS
m the works.
·we're exploring an amt·
cable resolution to the prob-
lem that would allow Mr.
Morley to continue to use his
property m the manner at has
been used for the past 50
years,• Friend said.
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P RESENTS THE FOURTH ANNUAL
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Dave Morley, seen here in September, ts concerned about demands the dty bu made
on h1m to convert a bedroom back to Its intended use as a garage.
The otauon, gwen m last
March, said he must con1onn
to the regulabon by turning
what 1s now bJS bedroom
back into a garage or dpply
for lhe proper pemut to tum
the garage lnto a iaVU\g space
and· then bwld a garage
somewhere else on hl!t prop·
erty
Morley has sa.ad the garage
was used as a bedroom even
before has parents bought the
house 38 years ago. and that
lS how tus family ha contin-
ued to use the pace
U his bedroom were con-
verted back to a garage. Mor-
ley saad there would not be
enough space in the mod~t
two-bedroom houi.e -not
countmg the gardge -tor he
tus wile and her two ..on .
The outcome ol h1~ Cd~
not only affects tum but Vd.n·
ous other homes m tru. neigh·
borhood, Morley ~d ·u the oty ddhercs tc1 wh.11
It lS saymg In my Cd!>C, 50' " of
the houses on my street are
illegal.• he saad
The new "proactive aty·
wtde code enforcem nt pro-
gram· that deemed hl5
garage illegal w nt mto effect
m August 2000 Co-;ta Me!>a
code enforcement officers
have been walking the treel!>
and targeting the worst
offenders mce December
·Tlu.s house has alwayc,
been like this. I shoulrtn•t be
re ponSlble for what wa!>
done more them :20 Vt>etrs
ago.· MorlP~ S<11cf when he
addles d the council on
Sept 3
Counc1lmun C t1ry ~lond·
han agreed
Monahan scud he wanted
to propose a proc s ror rest·
dents Like Morley who have
found themselves lhe victims
of the new proactive codes.
The councllman saad be
would Llke to set up a review
board where certaln cases
could IX> heard and a resolu·
uon could be met without
havtng to go to court
In Morley' case, 1t is too
late
City Atty Jerry Scheer S4ld
once the tssue as taken to the
courts, the Ctty Councl no
longer has Junsdlction
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orgarua:atiom. u tM oftkM)e
decide tbe original CGDCU·
doc\I ot approval ouhN6gb
the CWNnt pol.icy, field timll
will be even harder to come
by.
Allocating fteldl ii lib
putting together an intricete
puule -the only wey to be
succ:euful ls to make sure all
the pi8cel are in their aect
places. ThOM ln Cotta
Mesa's recreation depart-
ment 'ere the people charged
with the final decision ot
what piece goes where.
Stacia Mancini, a rec:re-
abon department manager,
said she and ber staff sit
down with representatives
from various recreation
league1 -both youth and
adult -twlce a year to fig.
we out who needs the 8eJdl
when and who gets priority.
The original condition of
•ppTovaJ -which is consid-
ered a legal. land-use
restriction -sa.id the Parm
SJte could only be scheduled
for four tournaments. or spe-
cial events. per year for con-
secutive Saturday and Sun-
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someone angry about four
letters on our Community
Forum pages. three ol which
were unfavorable to his
day play,
'r&e Ulotatioa J>9llcY. t.owe ....... IMt .....
btir. padilag tt.ewlimtt m
place for a lix·monlb J*W.
•Wbm we put~
the polky, we d*'-d bow
piecdcel It.be toms CODdi·
dons weret. • Hayman Mid.
•Ulttmate1y we decided tbey
may not bava fit the com.mu·
nity'• needl. •
Hayman said the Parka,
Recreotion and Parkway•
Commlsslon Will review the
matter in March. The Plan·
ning Commission would
then ta.ke it up 1n April and
ultimately the laue would
head to the City Coundl -
totaling at leut three pubbc
forums on the matter.
Hayman. Mancini and
crew are also embarking
upon an in-depth asses ment
of how the community uses
the fields and what residents
in both cities would like to
see more of.
Residents can expect
phone callS from a city·
hired consultant asking not
only if neighborhoods need
more fields but whether
people are wllling to pay
additional taxes or fees for
tbem.1 or if they a.re wilhng
to have a llgbted field next
views. After calling us a rew
names. be vowed to tell the
community jw;t how bad we
are for aha.ring other points
of view.
But again, isn't the role of
the press to provide a diver·
gence of opinions, not just
those that are favorable to
~
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Support
·Our
Schools
to thelr boUM. ·~g that tlMn
Med to be more puks II oaly
bait the ~tiOo •• HrfmlD
said. •we have to .... the
commun.lty'• tolerance of
fecillU.. and progrum. • Hayman Mid recreeuon
tta.ff will complete the
.-..arch by th• end of the
yeef.
PUYlll IY fll llUS
In the meantime, local
AYSO regions 97 and. 120
abide by a contract regard·
lng field UM at the Parm.
written and ratified by ptevi·
oua comm.lllioners.
According to the contract.
Newport Beach AYSO will
not request pennitl for Fann
fields or any other fields west
of the Costa Mesa Freeway.
except for special events,
In return. the Costa Mesa
organization will not request
the UM of Eastside fields at
Kaiser Elementary School.
Lmdberg Park and Back Bay
Continuation School
Historically. the two sides
came to the dty, looking for a
resolution. •u the two regions can
cooperate with each other,
then that's great.• Mancini
one Idea or an.other?
I also bad a caller threat-
en an advertising boycott
because she didn't like our
editorial views either. Of
course the result of that
would be to put the pa.per
out of business.
So let's think about this.
Would Newport Beach and
Costa Mesa be better served
ii these folks bad their way
and the Dilly Pilot ceased to
exist?
I'm sure some of you are
licking your chops at that
posstbility. Especially those
·who cringe at the thought of
another story about Dennb
Rod.man. But aside from tbe
latest on the Bad Boy him·
self, let me point out what
else would go away.
First and foremost, read-
ers would lose the only daily
source of news for this com-
munity. Other news outlets
don't pay near enough
att ntion to this town to dis·
pute that daim.
And what would losing
that mean?
Readen would have no
idea what Mayor Tod llldge-
way is up to at Newport City
Hall, or that Greenligbt even
is a viable group. The prob-
lems with the Westside of
Costa Mesa would be a mys-
tery to many and the Home
Ranch project would have
gotten about a day's worth ot
ink in the competition.
What did Costa Mesa
Mayor Unda Dixon have tp
say about parking tecre·
ational vehicles on city
11treetsf You won't reed it
here anymore. And good
luck having your letter to the
editor publlshed regarding
El Toro or John Wayne.
There would be no more
coverage devoted to schools
and all ot the great programs
at Newport-Mesa Unified.
Nothing about API K'Ol'eS or
the academic all stars that we
highlight ffCb year and.
even worse, no more cover-
age of gredualioo ceremonies
complete with the pho-
tograpt;is ot the grads in joy.
ous exultation. And, ob yeah.
you woo't reed much about
Orange Cout College or
Vanguard Univenity or UC
Irvine anymore.
There Will be no more
boating coverage and you'll
probably never know a thln(I
about the Christmu &o.t
Parade or Newport to Ema·
nada's annual yacht race.
The letllt at Soudl Cout a.p, tbl Pwfomdng Aita c:.ar, tbe N9wpolt Hut>ar
Art M.-um, the N9wport
PUm PeltiYU. .u ~· No
IDOl'9 dlly <XJV•+ ot tbe 0nnge County ,..... or Pous1b
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Mld. •at fMlly doesn't
lDWIW •· Tbe euy•a ro b
to proWle recreetSonal l•c:ili·
till to All Calta Mell rest-
dellll· It doelo't mattei to us
whttber It ll Reg1on t 20 or
91.·
Mlke Birr. tbe current
AYSO bgion 120 COmmis.
si<>Oer. Mid he ll working
witb the city to get it to foJ.
low the AYSO contt ct and
assign fields accordingly.
Progrea ll vilible and he ts
hopeful about the future, he
said.
Mandnl can make the
pieces nt if she knows the
exact times they need the
fields.
She can break lt down to
hourly allocations, U gwen
detailed schedules from
groups like AYSO or Uttle
League.
Ultimately. Mancuu saJd.
scheduling problems can be
resolved amicably with
increued communicall.on
·niere are enough fields
in Cotta ·Mesa to ma.lte 11
woTk ii we all work coopera-
bvely," Mancini said
• LOU'IA tu 2 U town Cent.
Mesa, She m.ty be ruched It (949)
574-4275 or by ... mell •t
lolita.harpet9/1tim.s.com.
public •b.ow bad• the Dally
Pilot treats the community.
those who want to try to put
us out of busln aren't
champions of democracy
and a free press.
They only want the pre i.
to serve their own selftsh
motives.
But that's not why we exist
We emt because the
framers of ow nabon's Con·
stitution believed a free
press was vital to the democ
ratic process.
Even more. we emt
because tlus community for
the most part supports thts
paper and demands a news·
paper that has integnty and
provides them with relevant
news.
That's a responslbllity wf'
ta.ke seriously.
• • •
OK. now that I'm off my
soepbox. I must tell the read·
ers that I do regret ooe Uung
we published last week.
We ran pbotOI of a
woman modeling some fa.uh
provocative Valentine's Day
lingerie in our weekly 5tyll'
feature called •Tue Look·
that left some readers both
blushing and steaming mad
We always jok.e in the
newsroom about bow we ctre
a •family newspaper." But
actually, there ll a lot of
truth to that statement and
this time around. we let the
families down.
I take full responsibility
for allowing the photos to
run. but I vow. that under my
watch. we won't do it again
110 arc.ttawa;, COiiea Mela l•M•
91 ... lltl.Md
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you can or can't do ... •
1llri'Y lhon• • •n. D•lly Pilot H•ll of F•mer '~IShoftatw
RON DAVIS
Doily Pilot
UC/ golf
team is
driven
Anteaters hit the road
for Arizona tournament.
T be UC lmne men's goU
teem deoded to take the
road ks travcled recently
to get to the P1NG Anzona
lntercoUegiate Tournament.
Instead ol Dying to Tucson as
the team has done In lhe past.
the Anteaters decided to hit the
highways. It took seven hours
for the team to make its way to
Arlzoo4 by van.
·we have not driven to this
t.oumament In the past; UCI
Coach Paul Smollnslc.i said.
·Just with the increased secunty
AmcraAg.m
COWGES
and having
toamve
earty at lhe
airport, we
deoded to
Last ye.u we
had to fly to
PhoeJUx
because
there was
no<htect
flight to
Tucson from
Orange
County, and
by the tune
we got
there, we had spent the w~
day traveling anyway.•
This time around, ua· goU
team went tn a vehlcle complete
with a t.elevisk>n and VCR.
•tt's good valuabl time for
the (players) to bond and it
deftn1lely brings them closer.·
Smolinski S&d.
It isn't the first tune the
Ant.eaten have ubl.aed ground
transportation for out-of-state
competitions. Smolinskl 9QUAd
drove home from the team's first
tournament ol the fall season m
Oregon.
·we got stuck dunng the
weekend ol pl. 11 and had to
drive home from Oregon.·
SmoU.nsld aakl. •As bed as
(those om.unstances were), I
ked the guys what they would
like to do this lime arOund for
Arlzoo4 and they wanted to
drive.·
SmoJmslu. along with five
goiters, made the trip to Tucson.
where the team finished t 1th.
Junior Mike Laveiy, who
recently was named the Big
West Athlete ol U>e Week for
golf. had the best showing 10
Artzona. He took 13th with 8
score ol 212 (67-71-74).
•Mike cunenUy leads the
teun with the lowest stroke
average: Smo11osk1 said. •After
six tournaments -including
the ,... and the lint event ol
sptng-m 18 toumameot rounds
he~ averaging 72.3 ltroltes..
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HIGH SOIOOl GIRLS soca1 PlAYOfFS
~ Al• PlOT
Nllanl Duarte (18), shown 1n regular-season action, will help Mesa try for second playoff win In program' history Wedne day at Loulsville.
•
CdM, Newport Harbor and Costa Mesa hop to xtend
postseason girls soccer runs, beginning Wedn sday.
For tbe first tune m history, the second week ol
the post.season mclud three Newport-Mesa girls
soccer teams. And, with unprecedented success
the last couple eason at Corona dcl Mar. Co ta
Mesa and Newport Harbor high schools, 11 would not
be a surprise for at I t two of them to advance past
Friday's Saturday's quarterfJnab.
Corona del Mar, with three tralghl Pactflc COdSI
League championships and bdck·l<>·bdck
appearances in the CIF South m Section 01vis1on rv emilinats, has come to expect succ thJ.s time
of year.
Newport Harbor, however, won 1t first two
section playoff games last year. while M sa had
not broken through In the po tseason until
Saturday's 3-t Division rv f&rSl-round triumph at
Pacifica. But while both the Sailors and Mustang
could be excused for pinchmg themselv as they
prepare to meet second-round opponent
Wednesday in Div ion II and DIV\ ion IV. respoc-
lively, both hdve 'ihown an inru•c1.,1nq ... ~.1n•n1·"
that they belong
"We (Jot dnother monl..l'y oft our h.H k'> -Cl)'>ld
1\1<"><1 Coach Dan Johnston ~11d of h1., ti•dm' \'I< tor)
Saturday. which propelled Mt•Sd lkl't tht• hr .. t round
for the first tune m lhr e d'>on.,
It htt!> been ct teady upwurcl 1 ltmb tor th••
Mustdngs. whose program 1o; only l i wt1,on., old
Johnston. who credit w1h• MMCJ) d' t1 c .ttc1ly.,t
to getting lht> pr0<Jram started .,o tht•tr ddughl1>r.
Anne (Class of l qq2), would not have• to pldy on th1•
boys team -1s m h.., l 0th '><'d'>on d't Htr,1ty h('t1d
COdCh
f\.lakmg its debut m the' 1990.<11 'tt'd'on, t-.h•'a
becdmP the la l Pctnhr Cod t L ague" hool to fu•ld
a girl team and one of lhf' Id t tn Oranqe Count~
to offer the sport
But the hrst unilonn dnd bdllo; worn out lx•fon•
opponents ceased Wl'anng out Mesci"'t O\('nndtrht>d
fledgling quad .
"It wa hard." John ton re("Ctlled • Ev('ry <1irl tn
Costa Me a who wctnted to pltly '>O<'r..r. went tn
E tannd •
The 1'-IP'>a pr<>!Jrcsrn turnt>d d comer in the 1998
PCL cdmpcuqn. wh~n 11 ~·<1t E.,tdnnd for the hr t
llnlP
•\\p htt\Pn't lost to 1th1• C•Hflt'"I .,ince.· aid
John,on. who program now ht>ld'> thr •t> team
10rlud1nq d 'dP•tt~ unit 'toe kt'd with 11 C'lub
pld'ft!Pt
\.lcSCJ tncidP th<· pldVOllS for lht• fll't tlmt' m 2000,
hut lo,t, 2-0, to evcntudl CIF l>1\ ''"m I\ runn r-up
n ... hop '1ontqomn~ La'>I 't'd'<>n thf' Mu tangs
battlPd lur tht• h•.;gu1• title but w1•re ti pdtched by
l>tUmond R.mc-h, .'>·O, 1n tht> 01v1'1on IV h~t round
Th" Vt'cH, John .. ton '>did hi' q1rl., were more
rt>lctx11d '' 1thm the postst'd'>On al mo<,phern
"L.1'it 'fl'df, I thin!.. w1• WNI.' u htth• O\i'r wired for
the• tflr.Houndl gumt'. • John'>ton sc.ud "Th n. 10
mmutt•<; lwlore tht> tart, thr. n•fNCt"'l tried to tell u
w1• wt•n• U'>Ln<J 1lll'gdl stun gudrcl<. Wc.> t"V ntually
tall..1•d them oul ol th.;t, but 11 num•d our pre-game
"Th•., yNr. we· had d good w annup, we hnl hed
Parl\ and thf' <11rl' formed a h1g huddle and kicked
th1• hall c1round •
.Johnston dl'>o s.t1d ttn mtt•nwl~ rompN1Uve PCL
\l'tt.,on ht•lpcd pn.•p•Hl' h1., pla~ r. tor the must·
win dtmo..,phNf' tnh rent in playoff com~l1Uon.
"I ld'>tn<I au tho rf'ally ltnpnrtant htqh-p we •
SEE PLAYOFFS MGE 7
UP Paul McDonald
Former USC All-Am rican, National Football Leagu
quarterback. ·till calling th play after all th years.
8-r7•Mlllnw
OAl.Y Pl.al
I Monday. F?bNary la, 2002 SPORTS
The Back a.y Blast won tbe ~Newport 8Mdl Women .. Soccer 1.-gue toGmmwd wltb a S-1
'Vk.1my OW!f lbe WhUe Ughtnlng IOCXlel' dub. Captain Kr' tJD Bnm ....,... ..... pOlt. 16-0-1 record
tor tbe 1e11101L ProvtcUng deleme were Monk:A Bowden. JUI ICalm._.., Km IC.ello and Beeb Bma.ewlkt.
Nora Etter and Carolyn Smith allo proWled IUppOlt. Debra Wrlgbt domlneted In midfleld wldle ShaTy
Bolton. Jam.le Baligad. Mldlelle Lorentz. Bltglt VOii and Janet Hadley IDllde key P •l IL Carey._ Mio
Md a IOUd eClort wb.lle M1cbe11e Guay, Sanh Sbeen. Gene Fol1ptbe md P.m Toney~ oa
o&me. GoaJ.keepen StephanJe Nooun and PhyWI Troesdell Mn toUd In tbe mt. Wbmbig boll tbe fall
seaon and Ole loumunent was a ant for the 81..a. wbidl hM played In the NBWSL tor ID yeMS. Pktunld
are, back row from ~ Krist.en Bnm. Jamie Migad. MkhePe c.nry, JYM IC.ello, Sherry Boltoa. Csolyn
Smith. Sara Sheen, Gene Forsythe, Patil Toney. Brtglt VOii. CCMldl la'ry Webb. Front row: Jaet u.dley,
JW Kalmbach. Nora Etter, Beth Bara.eWlki. Phyllia Trueadell, Debra Wrtgbt. MC>ftia Bowden. Mkbelle
Lorentz. Caley Ross and goalkeeper S..,,,..,,.,, Noonu. Not p6dmed: Karol Arnold and Karen Sbedeker.
UClathJetessetrecords
UC Irvine collected ~
severaJ top perfonnances
in the Pomona College
Preseason meet that
opened the 2002 outdoor schedule for the
Anteaters Sctturday.
Cammy Carroll set a school record in
winning the hammer throw with a mark
of 156-10, eclipsing the previous record
by 18 feet. Carmen Schnudt. the former
record-bolder. placed second at l.C0· 11,
WUng her No. 2 career mark at UCI
Catroll also won the discus at I ••·5, the
fifth-best throw in UCI history, wbJJe
'fynisaa Edwards won the tnple JWOP with
a mark of 38-4'h.
Erin Curtis won the pole vault di 11 •
6, while Tessa CendeJa and Jenny Uou
finished first and thud in the 3,000 metem
with llme of 10:08 66 and 10· 13 10,
respectively. UCI went 2·3-4 an the 1,600
with Julie Manson running 5· 14.98,
Kaleena Yee 5 16 13 and Lisa Massoth
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Jwuor Jelf Coburn pit.teed 42nd m
Amona. )WU.or Ryan Amlstrong was
57th, senior Kevan Steveru. was 64th and
sophomore Brandon Murray was 73rd.
1be Ant aters return to action in the
Paafk Coast lntercollcgldte tournament
at La Purwma GoU Course 1.n Lompoc
March 7-8
The UCJ men's basketball team
( 18-8, 11 ·4 ID the 819 West) dropped LO
second place ln conference for the first
tune aU season after losing on th road
to Uruvers1ty of the Pdetf1C' Saturday.
73-61 .
Utah State (20-C, 12·3) Slts alon at
the top ol the conference stand.Ing .
Only three Big West conference ga..me!.
renwn for UCI. nus w the Ant t.ers boo
fourth-place Cal Poly 11•.a. 8-6)
Thursday and Uutd·place UC Santa
Barbara (15-8, 9-5) Sahuday. Tipotl for
both coo is 7.05 p.m.
lJCJ tenJol' pant Jerry Gl1leD
oootinues to m.ako bil mark tn the
record boob. Wllh the 10 poan against
COi.LiGE BRIEFS
5.18.73. Suzanne Purmort was second
in the 800 in 2:21.37
For the Anteater me n, C urtis
Lehmann won the 800 ID 1 :56 98 and
Darrell Tou er captured the 1,600 In
4:26.29. Davad Santos was second ID the
3.000 1D 8:54.09. Mlf11ael Beerer tossed
the hammer 150·3 for the eighth-be l
mark an Anteater tustory.
'Eaters downed by Tigers
UC Irvine fell to []I] vistbng University of the
PacUlc, 65-53, in a Big
West women's basketball
game Sunday.
Padfic was ahead. 49.39, and went on
a 9.3 run Wlth 7:26 remairung to put the
game out of reach. The 'Tigers outrc·
bounded the Anteaters. 34·26, wblle
shooting 52 percent for the game (28-54).
Pacific (14·10. 9-t ln the Big W t)
was led by Selena Ho wtth 16 points and
ut as lSls Van Dupont added 15
Pacillc Saturday. Green became the No
9 career scorer m Big West history Wltb
1,864 points, 12 behind No. 8 Leon
Wood from Cal State Fullerton (1982-84).
DwUlg Saturday's game, Green a..l5o
tied former Anteeter Tod Murphy for the
top spot in UCJ career free throws made
wlth488.
Last week. Gr en was named
first-teem All·DI tnct 15 by lbe
National AssoctaUon of B ketball
Coaches. He joln UCLA's Ja on
Kapono. USC's Sam Clancy, and
Arizona's Jason Gardner and Luke
Walton
After e tl-ge .. bc='1"vt' IM OCI
baseball team (8-5) tuts the road this
week tor a tl!ree-game series against
Arizona. Game tlJn (Pacific) are 2
p m. Fnday, a.nd noon Satwd4y and
Sunday
Taking a look. et aome stet &eaders,
Matt Andenoo cionUnu to dol'nina
otfenslve)y wU:h • .386 bMtulg average
and <:Ms MUlef leads the squad 1D R.B
with 11, folloWed by Andenon and
EHren 1)-ejo WUh eight each.
Sean naary (l· 1) leldt the team ln
tnn1og:I pitCbed WUh 26. He has. 2.08
ER.A. in 23 lnn.ingl Of work. Paul French
(1 ·1) hel a 3.91 BRA. Glenn Swemon
(2--01hua2.75 ERA ln 19.l U\n1ngs.
points and a game-high nine rebounds.
UCl (8·16, 5-8) had a trio of players
In double-figures, with Cindy O parah
leadlng the way with I 6 points, four
steals and low rebounds Wendy Gabbe
totale d 15 points and Christina
Callaway recorded 10 points and four
rebounds. Erin Tom.hnson recorded a
tea.m·h1gh hve rebounds and dished
five ant.sis.
Baseball game postponed
Sunday's nonconfer· ~
ence baseball game
between UC Irvine and
Santa C iera was been
postponed tndeflnitely due to wet
grounds at Anteater Ballpark.
The teams had spUt the 5eri ' lirst
two games, with UCI wtnn1ng 2· l Friday
night and the Broncos prevailing, 3·2. on
Saturday.
UC I (8-5) travels to Tucson for a lhree-
game senes begmn.lng Friday.
The VO women's wMer polo Mined
llS fust national ra.nk:lng. In their terond
year of competition. the Anteaters (2-4)
were ranked 13th in th nation in a
Colleg\ate Water Polo Association poU
from Feb. 13 Stanford is ranked No l
The Vmgu.vd Unl'Yel'llty women's
basketbdll team (15-9, 12-6 m the
Golden State Athletic Conference I has
won five ot at.s la.st sill gam and LS in
third place in conference. Fresno Pad.fie
(22-6, 13-4) and Azusa Pacific (19·7,
13-4) are tied for ~ place
This week. the Uons ~h olJ th
regular sreuon with two games at home
ag inst Christian Hentage CoUeg
Tuelday and Azusa Padftc: Setw'day
Both contest begin at 5:30 p m.
ID V.......,S ._'a Mlktltb.u K1loe
this week. tho Lions (14·14, 10.9) take
oo CM5Uan Herilag College 1\aelday
at 7:30 p.sn. and Azusa Padfic Saturday
et 7 30 p.m.
GMa, .,, ......... ..., ..
Vangueni'a IOftball team. WU recently
named 1.iOo "'the Week. This IOllDl, the
four-)"81f Ulting ~end~
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Daity Pilot
TERRY ~·
IBOMPSON
'
Estancia
It was all about persistence and determination for
this undersized, underweight defensive standout.
W hether you're an •
All·Amencan or
bench wanner,
you get the royal treatment
once you've reached the Ro e
Bowl game.
•During the whole Roso Bowl
experience, you'rt> treated like a
lung.· said fonner Eslarlda H1gb
football standout Terry Thompson,
a walk-on player at UCLA after
playing one season at UC Dam
and reellzmg 1t ·wasn't what I
envisioned college football to
be .•
Thompson never bad the 1ze
to consider the NFL. sprout.Ing
from a meager 5·foot·.tl a_s an
Estancia freshman to
5· 11 a a eruor, and,
eventually, to 6-0, 220
pounds at UCLA. where
he played 10 1983·84
Lawry's Beef Bowl and trip to
01soeyland.
•No one's ever told me I can't
do something,· said Thompson,
now a succewul real estate
execuUve. •sure, I was
undersized and underweight at
UCLA, same as in high liChool
there's something about m , lf
someone uld I couJdn't do
somethlng. I'd set my mind to
do it.·
As an Estancia senior ln the'
faU of 1980, Thompson was a
flnt·team All-Sea View League
selection on defeme u Coach Ed
' Blanton's Eagles (1·5) went 4· 1 in
league and finished ln a
three-way lie for h.rst wrtb
Corona del Mar and El TQ(O.
before advancing to the
CIF quarterfinals. They
~at Neff, 34-21, 1n the
lint round of the
playoffs.
Thompson. who grew
up watchmg college
football on television
dnd adminng teams like
Nebraska. Oklahoma
and UCLA, decided he
wanted th option of
TbomJ>$0n's Junior
year, however. re malns
his No. l prep hJghllght,
as the Eagles (9·3) won
thear fU'St outright
league championship.
Terry Thompson •tn our first game
fulfilling a dream, so be left UC
Davis and transferred to UCLA
unannounced -not that anybody
on the Bruins' coaching staff
knew him, anyway.
•Here I am. What do l need to
do to try out for the team?· be
said the ILrst day he walked Into
the UCLA football office
Tbomp on, a tandout
defensjve end at Estancia,
worked on tmprovang h1S speed
while adding weight and
tre ngtb prior to trylog out the
following spring, m which five
players out of 100 were called
back -mcluding hlm.
In Thompson's juruor year In
the fall ol 1983. UCLA won th
Pac-10 title and reach d the Rose
Bowl game, in which the Rkk "
Neube l·led Bruins defeated
Ollnois, 45·9.
·1 was ju t glad to be there It
w.u a great experience to be part
of that team,• said Thompson,
who nev r played a down for
UCLA, but contributed daily oo
the scout t am, induding going
he.d•to·bead m pr ct.Ice wllh
Ouv I Love, a future All-Pro NFL
oil n vc tackle.
•Neubtnsel w out ol his mJnd
Lhat game,· Thompson kl of the
1984 Rose Bowl MVP.
Thompson, ttllfd on lbe Bruins'
depth chart at Un t>.cker, was
thrilled to be P-811 of the program,
tben cwerwMlmed with the
ift·loM Bowl g4lm4 am.Gld •
which 1Ddu<*t tbe tunou.s
that year ('79), we got
our butts kicked by Edison, 35-0, •
Thompson said. •They had
Kerwm Bell, Frank Seurer, Bill
Malavas1. They were a
Juggernaut ... Bell ran all over us
.. . no one gave us a chance of
winrung anything that year •
Thompson, a second-stringer
on the freshman football team
two years earlier. started on th
defensive bne lo r the '79 Estanna
varsity as the Eagles swept
through the Sea View League at
5~0, before losing to Esperaou ln
the ClF quarterfinals.
Added Thompson, the late t
honoree m the Dally Pilot Sports
Hall of Fame: ·The experience I
had at Estancia w really about
persistence and determinaUon.
and, as an adjunct to that, no one
should tell someone else you can't
do somet.htng. I learned that. No
one believed me, when I wu a
freshman. that l'd start u a junior
on the •arsity. No one can tell you
what you can or can't do.•
Thompson said that elUtude
helped him al UCLA and in
bUSUI today.
Thompson, the father of two
boys (Scott. 9. and Erik. f)l/zl.
Uv .. ln Rancho Santa Margarita.
He has been lo th commerc al
reel estate buatn for 17 y an
and. last December. wu
appointed vtce pr ldent for lb
Orange County and Sin Ol(tgo
~m ol PM RM.tty Group to
Newport 8eacb.
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t SPORTS
llMQIO\ 8~ ST£"1 M:(
Monday_ febn.ory 18. 2002 7
•
Playoff sites
determined
Three local guls soccer teams on road W ~n day;
girls water polo semifinalists at n •utral sit s.
The Coron1t d I Mar High girls Wdll'I pull> ll'tllll Wtt' tht• onlv
on of lour Newport-Mesa pldyofl ~ntru•, to "111 1 CJll\ tllpi. Suml.1y
to dl'lenmnf> h~I for Wednesday err Southnn S.•chon pl.1~011
contests
COdch AcHon ChclJley·s top-,e1·dt•d "4: 1 K1n11' t:!2· 71 will hv~l
Clf IJ1vwon IV I~ Tusttn (22-3J in lht hr-.t hdlf til d !>t""'llllhrwl duu·
bl head r Wcdn sday, l entauvelv "lll!<lult'<i tor i J> m i..11 Ir. m1•·,
Hent<1g • Pclrk
Chdney ~1d hndi vcnhcdhon ul lh1· 'Ill!""'*' not P~p.!<1t•d until
al IPd~l loddy He said the otht-r DM'>1on I\: w1111f11wl t>i•l\\•·~n
El Dorctdo and UntvPrs1ty, would lollow di ttw .. dm•• 'Ile
Newport Harbor' girl wate1 polo -.qut1tl , rtw :-.:11 f ..... t1. lu,1
d c-om flip to pack the diterndlf• "It• lor 1h "'n11fmc1I \\f•d111•,cl.t'r
agdtn'>l No 2-eedcd Foolh1H ( oc1< h Hill Hdr nt.•11 , "ulctr' t:l ~-hi
will attempt to knock off the Kmqht' 124-:lt dt l pm ut Tu .. 11n
1 IJgh Barnett said Sunday he did not kno" 1f d duul1h·lw~<1..r \\1th
th<• olh r 01vas1on I 'lemiflll.U '*'\\ t..-n ".tnl.i ii. lurcwntrs ond Lon<1
Bt•dch Wilson Wtl\ being planm•d
Girls WC"C'er tPdm~ from 1'.t>wport t l.1rlmr md < 11 .. td :O.li~ ""'
com !lip., dnd will he on the rodd lor \\11•<ln1•.,<lt1~ , ~ .. n1nd muml
wh1Je \dl\1 wLll t1l-.o nd<> the bu' to 11' "'cond-ro11nrl ni.1tch
"1ewp<1rt Hdrhor (I 2·b~4 t, thP '-u i '' •·cf '1-.1h HI\, '"Id• J•ul\
( 11>-3·71 m ct 1)1v1-.1on II gamt-di Ip rn
CO'ild Mes.t I U-5·4) venture'> lo Wo<xllcm<I I hlh to plc1~ IJ1v1 ""'
IV foe Loul~vtllt• 11 H-5· l I. whKh '>ht1w1l th1• l>I\ 1.,111n IV chc1111p1·
on'>hlp ld<tl yf'ctr. di J p m
Coronet del ~far It 1·4-71 thl' Nu 4 wPcl in IJ1\ "1011 I\ will
trdvel to Pomona to fdct-Gam··-.hu t lh·7-1 1.11 i JI 111
Corona del Mar Higb's Allvta Mazuro ( 17) le nds off a Lo Alto foe ln fir t-round victory. The Sea King vt It
G&nesha tn the ClP Dlvl Ion fV second round Wednesday at 3 p.m. Below, Newport's Amy Ro (16) and Trtcia
Orth celebrate alter a goal against University alurday In a 3-l Urst-round overtime triumph for the aJlors.
In pldyoff clC"lJon Tuf"iday the 1"1 ·\\ p•1r1 I lruhw hov' litt~kt ttHtll
lt>am t20·bl will hO'tl "ljo 3-'>et'dt.•d \ 11111 1'1ui. 1!~· i1 111 u <.IF
l>l\l'>lon II-AA'' <Ond-round dtt'>h :-01 •\\por1 < '"" h L.irrv 1111 .. 1
'>did Sd1Jor '>Upporter'> ~hould plan on Mm mq "• II l><•lor .. llpolt
to in'iure obtaamng d '>l'dl, .,mrl' \111111 P.ui. 1' ••\111·1 h•d to hnno
a b1q tontmq •nl With no ..chool f\ lond11~ 111 T111•..,.l11\ P'"'ol•• ll• lwt
'>di<'!> will not lw h<•ld. so llC'kt-'t"i \" 111 hr• c11;.11!.it1h 11 th" doo1 1111
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game. lll d row redll} helpt!<i ll!> mdtun>:
Johnston said • 1 think w£>'V(' found tht>
balance between bt>in<r 1nlt>n e dnd
bemg too excited U you fl• too pumJ>('d
up. you can't per1onn •
The M~-tang will nf•<•d lo pPr1onn di
their p •ak to get pd'>l Wl•dncsddy's
opponent. defending D1v1 ion I V co-
champ1on Louisville, wluch h<>!>ls the J
pm game
Tht> Royals I 18-5-t J ftru h id third an
the vaunted Mission League. which htl~
produced sa d1vlSlon chdmp1on"i the k\-.t
hve yNrS (LoulsvtU hdr<'d ld'>l yedr's
crown wJth league rival I lctrv<Hd·
Westlake after Chammad won or shtlled
four trc1.1ght CJF tiUe~I
Mesa wall employ 1ts typ1ct1! lh-playrr
rotation agam t the Royal
Among t hose fuehnq d bdlttnC"cd
sconng attack are 1umor m1dtaeldN
Sharon Day (16 gOdls dnd mm• a Sl"i~I.
mor forward Sarah Ronqwllo 114 q0c1ls
and ntnP ass1 t ). and Ire hmdn lorw.ud
Jenny Spcirks (l.C gOdls dnd uc a 1~tsl
Senior fullbac k L1 ct Dunn. who
handl th mc11onty of the com r kicks.
has a team-Jeading I 2 • whJ.Jc Stacy
Knkonan (bve g~. four a b.bl. Rac-h<>I
Ronquillo I ven gOd.ls). Kn t n B<lqweU
(five dS 1 ts. three goctl ), Natalie
Masculle (hve assists, thr goal J and
Ntlam Duarte (three goal • three c1 sists)
have been c1ddihonal WPdpon~
Junior weeper D •vm Denman lead!!.
a back lme thc1t ha hel1><'d sophomore
goalie Ka1Uyn Genlllng produce> ., ven
shutouts
Fullbitck NIChelJe Janll ctnd th tno of
Duarte, Julie Nomura dnd Natali
Schoeller at stopper, ere di o cnhcal
members or the back Un • wb.il RcJchel
Hughe• and Cheryl Hack h.sve
contnbult'd an th<• m1dflt>ld
Kctrc1 J<'nk1n.,, C'h<>l!ted ">or1c1 ctnd
,\ hlpy Sc hc1t>h•r ht1\.1• clll ..el'n th1•1r
"iCd!>On\ hrlmJ>(•n>tl h)' m1unP
Newport I lc1rbor hd' comtunecl ct
'itrong ldlt•nt t yd<' "'1th 1nten!>c
C"ompetttor.,, dll oJ whom -.eem both
motivated t1nd rt•lttx1•d by the
under>tat~ '>lyl<' of ( 'otKh Jason Surrell
• HC'\ r<'ally ld1d hdck ctnd n•c1I down
to edrth." '>did )un1or for\\ ttrd Amy
Burltn9hc1m nt1mN I to the Pctrdde
Magd711lc All-Amencdn tMm SundcJy
Sald Sorrell • 1 thmk we hdw a hltlt:>
d1ffert>nt o1tmo .. pht•rl' than our CJ1rl
expcnence on th lr club t ams 'rou hd\lt'
to do the work, but I b<-lw\'e you also
have to make II fun dnd not dtl too
nous.·
The S.ulo~ f 12-6-'4 I. th No 3 w<>d ln
1>1v1 ion II ldr<' t1 c hdll<'n!Jt' an
Wedne,day !> 'erond-round ho\t,
Rive~1de Poly llh· J-71
I t.ubor rallwd ford :l-1 ov<>rt1~· win
ovt>t Una' Prs11y S.iturdtt't dnd "'111 hl•
vymq for lhr progrdm' hr\t 't'f ond-
round win (l~t yedr\ tnumph., 1ndudt><I
d wild-card gamPI
('dM 113·4-7) ,., dl'>O un tht> rtMrl
Wedn -.ddy dgamst D1\.·1 .. 1on IV'"< ond-
round foe Gdn~hd II h-7 -11
Coc\ch Ron Evdn'i No 4-M~edl'<I
squc1d 1 Ire h off d h-0 hr'>l-round
trouncing of \f\s111ng Los AJIO't C•dn 'hd,
th lhlrd-pl<lC"l' tcdm from tht' \.dllt> \.t.>td
Leaquc.>, upset Golde!n We t L<'dgue
champion Ocean Vi w, 1-0 lll S..turddy·.,
hrsl round
The Nt•wpott lldtbor boy"i '>OC<l•r l1•c1111 1lll-7-.!1"1ll1111 .. 1 top·
~('edt'<I Lo'> \ldmatos 123-1·11 rn d .,.., onc!-rountf c If I >1\l .. 11111 II
c lct'h dt 1 p m m the '>Chool., lootbt1ll .. 1.11l111m
Costd \.1t>Sd \ Panhc COd'I Lt•dyu1• ho)'"'! 1 ,., c 11.1111µ1.111 .. 1 I~.
1-11 the• 'Jo -1 wed an (IF l>l\'l<,IOn I\ \\ 111 \1 .. 11 :".olr·· D.1111• of
Shennan Odk'i f 14-3-51 ford 3 pm ,.,111nrf·r••llntf q11mr
Newport's Burlingham
Parade All-American
fltcwport Harbor High 1unior girl' "'cc 1•r .. 1.induut \111\
Burlingham has collected another prl">t1q1ou' honor hc1\1nri h.-.••n
named All-Amencdn 1n unday's ed111on ol Pdr.uh· !\1dqa11n1
Burbnghdm, who was ncUTied undt!r· 1 ll ,\ll-,\nwn1 dO 1•tHll"'
th.I!> yecu by the NdUonal Soccer Coocht.• .. , ...... , ... ldtllln ut \llll'tl! ••
Scud she Wd'> surpn ed ctnd honorl'd b) th1• lt1lt "' ut c nlod1·
"To P\'('O be con ldered a~ ttn All-\nwrn c1n touk m\ Ii\
... urpra e. • sh(• "did
A '>pet>dy forw<lrd who Wcl <,L•rontl·h•dm .\II·< II " •utth•rn
Section 01\~lon II~ a sophomore Burhnqh<Jm 1•.,11rn.1t1 •I .. tu 11,, ..
c;cored •ven go.ii lht5 year for the "1alnr. I 12-n-~ I '"ho dt ""'" d
Umver 1ty. 3-t. Fnday m the hr;t round 111 lhl' < ·1r: ()1\ Moll II
pldyoll
I fer cxplos1vene up front hd:> h1•l1wd 1h1· '11lur.. mdk•· tlCu ~
to-bt1ck po ts a on dppearance., dnd po .. 1 lht prnt1rt1111' hr .. 1
thrl'e playoff wins tht-last two yt'dr<•
Burhnghdm Wd!> dmonq 12 forwurd-. n.1111o•d It• th•• 1'01 11l1t
squdd wh1ch clho mrludPd 12 m1dflt'lcl1•r .. PUJht llt•1t•nrl1·r" .mrl
thn•e goalie
· Only t 1 of the 35 players ell'<-tcd ctrt• 1unwr'
BurlJnghctm said he 1s dltead} ndrtll\\ tn'l !111\\ll hPr h,1 •ll
pro pecuve roll !qe programs, but d •clinc!d to ht• mou• ,,,.. 111c:
ln additJon lo All-CIF r<.'Cognttion la I \t•df, .. h1• ".," tu,l·lt am
All· a View l.t>dgue he is eJtJ)<'<'"tr.d to n•p •al hoth or lho't
hooo~ this a.son.
Also a \pnnter on the l'.ewport Hurbor trnck and h Id 1t•11na
Burlingham wt.JI conunue her prep c r •a<oun \\1•dn ~din
wh nth Tan VlSll Riverside Poly for a 'l('('OntJ-round plo\"l.>ft o.sm••
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