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KENT TREPTOW /DAILY Pll01
Pastor Mike Erre jokes with the congregation at Rock Harbor Church during the first Sunday of services at the church's new sanctuary.
Rock Harbor of ages
Andrew Edw.rdt
Daily Pilot
A fter spending seven yean
looking fo r a home. the
congregation at Rock
Harbor Olurch finally has
a place to call ilS own.
After seven years and 36 part-time hones, the
church known to many for its love of song moves
into its fir st permanent residence, in Costa Mesa.
architectural transformation.
The ongoing worlc on the
building i!; hlce the congregation\
'>ptrituaJ growth. Erre ~id.
"We kind of see 1hii. a., a great
melaphor for our fruth," he said.
"You don't have to be a finished
project coming 10 God "
Unlike the biblicaJ tale of a
seven-year journey in ancient
Israel's wilderness, Rock Harbor's
congregants confined their travels
to Newport-Mesa before finally
settling down in a fonner
warehouse.
"We've been loolclng for seven
years, (with) 36 different addresses
we've been loolclng at." teaching
pastor Mike Erre said. ·God just
kept saying not yet. not yet, not
yet."
The church held its first services
in ats new home Sarurday night and
Sunday morning.
·it's overwhelming. in a good
sense." church elder Greg Rieke,
srud. ·we're just grateful for what
God's done and what he's
provided."
The 7-year-old church had held
services at the Costa Mesa Senior
Center and Vineyard Newport. The
new digs are nestled inside an
f-..astside business district just a
!>hort drive from John Wayne
Airport. One of their neighbors is a
plastics company.
On the inside, the building still
shows signs of its transition from a
warehouse into a sanctuary. Gray,
industrial-looking ducts hang over
worshipers' heads. and unfinished
woodwort around doors and on
walls show the church is still
puning the finishmg 1ouches on it~
Though a lot of the heavy-dut\
work wa~ done by hired
professional'>. Rock I !arbor
volunteers donated many hour.,
over the pa-;t 'ilX month.'> to help
ready the building for '>ervtce~.
"There's been a whole lot of
people that put in a 101 of effort,"
volunteer supervisor ~
See ROCK, Pace A4
Treasurer considering supervisor run
John Moorlach, who
has lived in Costa
Mesa for 20 years, is
eyeing a 2nd District
seat opening in 2006.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
to bankruptcy, is exploring a
2006 nm for the 2nd District seat
now held by Jim Silva. Silva will
be tenned out at that time.
Moodach has been the county
treasurer/tax collector since
1995, when he replaced the re-
placement for Bob Citron. who
engineered the doomed invest-
ment strategy.
Moorlach ta.Id he la thtnking
leadership skills to be a supervi·
sor, Norby saJd.
he ran for county treasurer in
1994 before he can open an-
other account to run for super-
visor.
"At this point, I'm getting
enough encouragement and fi-
nancial commiunent to be mov-
ing along." he saJd.
One likely opponent in the
race Is Huntington Beach As-
semblyman Tom Hannan. He
will be termed out of his Sacra-
mento seat that year.
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IN BUSINESS
Office
space a
hit to
hospital
t .. ·.i .
Hoag officials anxiously
await the arrival of a
75,000-square-foot plaza,
giving doctors more
room to see patients
Alicia Robinson
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA "1ed1caJ otrit t'
space near I loag Ho'>pllal 1s al a pre
mium. bu1 upcoming faciJ11y '>Urgerv
is expected to e~e the '>hortage
One building that wont be up until
early next year 1s drawing pro .. pe<11ve
tenanl'> of all \17.es The Pacific Medi
1 di Plaza ,1 7·,.000 'lJUJre foot, four-
'>!Ory ml•d1l,1I uffin• building. will fill
lhe <:.pact• on :".ewport Houle,drd that
wa!> 01H·l' lhe f-1 \;1do .ind <;nu~ llar
bur mohlll' home p.trk\ an C o-.1a
\1e-.a
The pl.ua I'> a hol pro'>perl hetdll'>l'
It offer-. -.o much spall', and w11h J ,.a
l ancy ratt• or IC'>'> 1han ~'li. IJl the
medical offile marl..t•I around I luag
I lo~p11al. big -.pan•-. are '>carce . ...aid
John Wadsworth. vile pre'\1dc111 of
Collier<. ~ecle). the real e ... tate broker
for the medicaJ plaza
"We've had mtere'>l lrom tenant-.
intere'>ll'd tn the whole hu1ldm~.
Wadsworth <,a1d ·I here<:. 'ery lmle
-.pace available ngh1 now fht• build-
ing wa., horn ou1 of d<'m,tnd for more
'>pace llown al I loag I lo-.p11al
Tht' pl.v.1 ma\ havl' \Orne lOmJWll
lion for lt'f1Jl11'> rl'q111nng le,., -.pare
Two smaller mt·d1c .11 offile proJ<'cl..,
a re tn 1lw worb 011 Old Newport
Boulevard 111 Newport Beach Mt·c.J1lal
office'> are \lalt•d for lhe OranKt'
County Hoard of llee11tor.. buildtnK
and a building at 1lw rnrnl'r of "Jew
port Boulevard and Orange Avenue.
Hoag offiuah are pll'ased about 1he
additaon of med tr al offire '>pale he
tause the ho'>pllaJ 1-. l''(panding, and 11
1uc,1 celt>bra1cd adding 11., l,U001h ph~~
See BUSINESS, Paae A4
COSTA MESA -The Costa about runnJng for the board at
Mesa accountant who ln 1994 the suggesdon of another super-
prophesiud the havoc the visor, Cluis Norby. He had previ-
county's investment policies ously been toying with running
would wreak Is now considering for atate treasurer. Moorlach
running for county supervilor. sought the chief eRCUti'Ye poat
John Moorlach. who predicted of the county In 2003, also at
the fall of the bigh·rilk ar.ip . Notby'a recommendation.
C.Ounty investment fund that led Moorlach hu the requisite
"I think he'd make a great su-
pervisor," Norby said. •John's an
independent thinker. He's got a
lot of credibility. I think he will
not just take recommendations
from staff at face value but actu-
ally look at them. He was the
one person who was question -
ing Bob Citron when the entire
board of auperviaora waa going
along with what Citron wanted
to do. Our job ls to supervise,
and I think John would take that
job wry S(!rloualy."
The 48-year~ baa not offi-
cially announced Illa lntendon
to run. He bu to dole the cam-
paign account he opened when
After restoring the county's fi-
nancial stability from the morass
of the bankruptcy, Moodadl
laid he is rudy to apply the
same technJques to the county
SMRUN,P•M
MARK C DUSTIN I DM.Y PLOT
A fan " historical sites, Oraoge Coooty treasurer and Costa Mesa
resident John Moortech stands in front" the steps that lead to
the Old Courthouse in Santa Ana. Moor1ach is considering nmin&
for ccurty supeMsor in 2006, a seat currenttJ held by Jm Siva.
THE BUSINESS OF LANGUAGE
Sometimes one has to beg to differ with oneself
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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
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From left, Eric Hatfacre and master diamond cuttl!r Gabi Tolcowsky assist Ray Piantanida and tis wife, Shit1ey, as they look closety at Unonds at the 25th
annrversary celebration for Traditional Jewek!rs at Fashion Island. lhe Thtnday event showcased~ of dolars in <lamonds: owner L• Halfacre said.
Tradition thrown in the window
Popular vendor of fine
diamonds celebrates its
25th anniversary at an
annuaJ showcase of the
most p_recious jewels.
Dane Grace
Special to the Piiot
T radiuonal Jewelers owners
Marion and Lula Halfacre held
their annual diamond
showcaseThursday while celebrating
the store's 25th anniversary.
To celebrate, they hosted 35
representatives from such diamond
and watch heavy hi1ters as Rolex,
Omega, Quadrillion, Beaudry and
Nova at their Fashion Island
showroom in Newpon Beach. The
designers used the night to
showcase new styles.
•The representativea are here
bringing their latest creations,· Lula
Halfacre said.
She also said it gave their clients
an opponunity to fill holiday wish
lists and to ·help and give direction·
to Santa Oaua.. A lot of diamondt
were in one place lbunday-but
the Halfacres couldn't put an exact
dollar amount on the value.
•Whatever I could aay would not
be enough.· Lula Halfacre aaid.
·under th.la roof, there are millions
of dollars in diamondt. •
Marton Halfacre explained that
Traditional Jewelen is centered on
·romance,· and that be loved seeing
his customers enjoying themselves.
·0ur busin~ is aU about
passion.• Marion Halfacre said. ·You
can see they are genuinely having fun..
Renowned Belgian diamond cutter
Gabl Tolkowsky shared his passion
with diamondt by presenting his ·o.c. • diamond -a cut inspired by
the two fountains at Fashion Island
in Newport -that took two years to
perfect. He said the •joy" of the
fountains and the way the water
sprouted from the center inspired
the 121 facets of the cut. Tol.kowsky
said the diamond is representative
of the •joy· in Orange County.
·vou meet people here and they
are aJJ joyful,· To~ aaJd.
The Halfacrea a1'o 1howcued
their new, signature line: the Natalie
Tara collection, which is named after
the owners' daughter.
•it seemed appropriate that we
launch her collection with our 25th
anniversary,· Lula Halfacre said.
Natalie Halfacre, 20, modela the
diamondt and will have a portion of
creative control with the cuts and
styles. She aayr the pink and yellow
diamonds are aimed more at her
peer group.
·They're Inspired for our
generation: Natalie Halfacre aaid.
This son of family participation
isn't a departure for the buaineu..
Eric Halfacre, 25, bu been working
with the buaineu for more than a
year. Marion H.aJfacre aaid be
couldn't be more pleated about the
family'• involvement.
·1 love it; it's so much fun,· be
said.
BUSINESS from 11 :46 a.m. to 1 p.m. lit 1he ~li'a Piml Store, SE Bristol, ~~·Coco'I to lt30 a.m. .. Mimi's c.M.
Co.ta Meu Coootry Club. The cost Newport Bwft. lnbmetion and 161 N .. '1)Qtt C... R 111 lfmliollC Iv.,,;. sa.fbd. (948)
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items to 1he DMy Plot. 1375 n..c.... ..... ~ Mau meets et 7 p.m. T~ at ,..... .. 7 a.m. Thurad-va .. T~ Ith PldlcQub,4110
Sunflower Ave., Cocta Meea, CA 1'oellrNlltn Cub'""" from Mau \ferda Unltitd Mechodiac Coco'I Blbfy ~ 3448E. ~BMt..NwJportBwh.
92626; by Hnail tD noon to 1 p.m. Wadi~ It the ~. 1701 w. Babr St., Cocta Coelt~, Corofw dal .... ~forthehm1UI io.~ ,.,,.,,.,.,,,81atimaa.>m; by fax Or.nga County°"*""*" of Mesa. (714) 64CM446. C.29:M830. -940«iR
to (714) 988-41679; or by calling ~-~DriYe,
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date and location of the 9Wlf1t • anyof'le who w.'111 to lmprow hll Qub 231 meets from 7 to lt30 a.m. 9:30to 8 p.m. MoncMya .. ~ La ... n'a Ludl Oub, an Mill•. contact phone nwnbs. or hs pubic ip9111f111g ...._ (714) Mondlya .. the lrW'8 Co., 810 Jorm Mobc:. .. 3300~ lntef'Mtlonal group for
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ONGOWG 8-d\. <• 76&-1025. ~ networking, m"'8 et 11:46 a.m.
The COllla ..... et.a11ber ol n.. ........... Dla ........ Tueadaya at Coco'a, 151
Commeroe ham netwoftif ig Toetlmatlln Cub 1300'""" ........ ..,,.,I ...... •• 1.-....iM: ..... Newport Center Drive,
lundleon meedliga Wedrl88daya from 7to 9p.m. ~ .. Sgt. Toem1 1 •1 ra Qub meeta from 8 to n.-.,.y~from7:15 lhform8tfon. (800) m -7337,
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BUSINESS
aittau attracting
1aClic nets vilit«a
1be COiia ..... Catt .. 16.»
md Vllltor Bunma a1tnlcted
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the "Dlhe Cll' Hy -Dane 00 u.• .. opm nMalllid ID 2.270
==:n-=~ tu.a ... o.11111 Wll!llt o«ered
lpeClal bocel ndel ~ at
$99. IDd they -could be re-tmburlld $30 for tnrftll apemes
and receM • $30 ~ c:ertltl-
cate for loc:.91 J91btnnll. 1be
bwe.u l&ld 1,803 rellaJl'aDt oer-
dflcatea were ftJdeemed. The
vWt.on came from .nRmd Cali-
fornia. with 3a from Loa An-
... ~ but Ibey allo trav-
eled from Nevllda and Amona.
Barnes & Noble
holding book drive
Bamel • Noble Boobellers
at 'Dtangle Square II boldlng a
boUday boot drt.e to help
needy cbfJdrtn from now until
Dec. 22. To putldpate In the
drtve, cmtomea pun:bue a
boot for a preKbool tbrougb
12th...,ade chDd. 1be boob
will be dilUtbuted by the local
nonproftt .,ency Shue Our
Seha.
Locally based attorney
joins L.A law fitm
Costa Mesa mddent Mut M.
Gnesin recendy joined Los An-
geles law firm Skousen & Skou-
sen. Goeain bu a bachelor'• de-
gree from Rutgen University in
New Jersey and a doctorate
from Southwest.em Univeraity
School of law In Los Angela
He bu worked in ctvil litiga-
tion for more than 23 yean and
bu represented tmwance
companies. including All-State
and Adandc Mutual, and be
represented Sav-On DruP for
lOyean..
Irvine C.O. executive
earns realty award
The Orange County Building
Owner and Managers Alan. bas
named Danielle Shn of the Ir-
vine Co. the 2004 real estate ex-
ecutive of the year. Sim I.a aenior
vice praident of operationa for
the Irvine Co. ofllce propertiea.
Shn managea operationa for the
company's hilh-rise omcea.
multi-building ofllce campuses.
and resa.n:h and development
and industrial buildings.
hcrp:I~ '-dtldul*.oom.
TheCollll .._ a...,olAI
I I~ Lwflt Qub holdl a
W98ldv meedlig for~
pot111I01•to~tt9
MIWOl'ldng ... ..s lwn how to
obtlilrt !WW oontactll. The m I .... .. held"" .... from 7:15to
8::30 a.m.. .. Mmi\ Cd In Co.a
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8Mt. (800) 181-7331
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COSTA MESA PLANNING co•ISSION PREVIEW
• tbeM cha,.. would require a FYI Hm o.r. • fow o/ lht """" IM conunlalon will coruut..r Monday. . PHARMACY APPLICATION
provide a p\lhUc beering. 'JO nduce
the oolte from the dnaptore, Ital
memben 1uge.t 8-to lO·foot h1ab
aound wa1ll. Umlted IJ'Ub collecdoo
and delivery boun and algnl tel.Una
truck driven to tum off their=•
mobile-home pelt owner who wantt
to dole • put to get dty approval to
doao.
WHAT: Next Pfenning Commlaalon
mMtlng
The Planning Corn.mlalion will
coNlder an application from Tait &
Auociates -representing property
owner C..J. Segentrom ac Sons -for a
Sav-On Drugs with a drlve-tbru at
1150 and 1170 Bak.er St. The nearly
15,000-aquare-foot project would
require demollshing the Wendy's
restaurant and the closed Farr'1
Stationers on the site ln the Mesa
North Shopping Center. The
application also includes a requeat to
sell alcoholic bevef83es that would
typically be sold in a drugstore.
when they are loading or unl .
Before submitting ltt application.
C.J. Segentrom & Sona held three
neighborhood meetings to ditcuJS. the
proposal with lntereated realdenta.
Another cbmp would ettabliah a
muimwn beilht of 8 feet for walls ln
commerdll and Industrial zones,
unleN an environmental study
requires them to be higher.
WHl!N: 8:30 p.m .• Mondey
WH!M.: City Hett, n Fair Drtve
INf0:(714)764-6246
A large percentage of development
projects ln the city require permits or
some sort of review.
WHAT TO EXP£CT
Staff members don't antk:tpate any
major adverH effects from the project
u long as meuwa are tabn to
compensate fot the nolte. They
recommend approving the project.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The commtMk>n will glve ataff
mernben ~.n on the chanse
they want to tee ln the zonJng code.
PERMIT STREAMLINING
This type of project usually doesn't
come before the commiasion, but
since the site Ls close to residences
and has a potentlal to create noise. it
will consider the application to
ZONING STANDARDS
The commission will consider some
changes to the zoning code to clarify
definitions and standards. One of
The commillion will consider ways
to stteamllne the rules governing the
pennlt and review process. The City
Council, at its June 21 meeting,
dlscussed a host of ways city
programs and services could be
streamlined to save lhe city money.
Some of the staff membera'
recommendaliom are to delegate all
review and approval of prQjecU in
public pub to the Parb and
Recreation Comm.l.ssion and to
reduce public-notice requlrementa
from 500 to 300feet, wblch is all that
is required by the state.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Commission members will look for
ways to simplify the permit and
review process.
GETTING
INVOLVED
•GETTING INVOlYED runs
periodically in the Dally Pilot on a
rotating basis. For information
about adding your organization
to this list, call (714) 966-4600.
NEWPORT BEACH 1/1 ADOPT
A MARJNE BATTALION FUND
The 1/1 Adopt A Marine Battalion
Fund was created to accept
donations and to provide
financial support for ongoing
programs and events planned to
show appreciation to the 1st
Battalion 1st Marines, based at
Camp Pendleton. Information:
(949) 644-3124.
NEWPORT BAY NAT\JRAUST
The Upper Newport Bay Nature
Preserve is looking for volunteers
to aaaist with naturalist-led tours
and programs, special events and
habitat restoration projects. The
interpretive center is at 2301
University Drive, Newport Beach.
lnforma1ion: (949) 923-2296.
NEWPORT BEACH
CONFERENCEAND~SITORS
BUREAU
The bureau is dedicated to the
promotion of the city to potential
visitors. Volunteera whh
extensive knowledge of Newport
Beach are needed. Information:
(949) 719-6100.
NEWPORT BEACH LIBRARY
LITERACY PROGRAM
The program seeks volunteers to
tutor adults who want to improve
their reading and writing skills.
Volunteers will be certified during
training workshops in the Friends
Meeting Room at the Central
Library, 1000 Avocado Ave.
Newport Beach. Information
(949) 717-3874 or
literacy@city.newport-
budl.ca.us.
NEWPORT BEACH PREMIERE
CINEMA GUILD
The Newport Bead\ Premiere
Cinema Guild. which supports the
Newport Beach Rim Festival, is
looking for new members.
Interested candidates should
want to help further an artistic
and cuhural heritage in the
community and should have a
love of cinema and a desire to
raise awareness of the film
festival. Information: (949)
253-2880.
NEWPORT BEACH, GENERAL
Pl.AN ADVISORY COfMJU 11 EE
The Newport Beadl City Council
i1 seeking application• from
r"ldentl or bu1lneu owner• to
fill vecenclea on the General Plan
Advlaory Committee. The
committee meets from 7 to 9 p.m.
on the second and fourth
Mondaya in the Newport Beach
Police Department auditorium,
870 Santa Barbara. Information:
(949) 644-3005.
NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC
LIBRARY FOUNDATION
The library foundation needs
extra hands to perform clerical
duties. such as filing. organizing
and stuffing envelopes, at the
Central library, 1000 Avocado
Ave. Information: (949) 717-3890.
NEWPORT BEACH THEATRE
COMPANY
The company needs volunteers
to help with costume design,
sewing, make-up application, set
construction, technical help,
publicity, stage management and
backstage supervision.
Information: (949) 759-1046 or
LKSaf@aol.com.
NEWPORT HARBOR NAUTICAL
MUSEUM
The Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum offers a number of
volunteer opportunities in the gift
shop, as docents or receptionists,
with clerical wort end with
fundraising events. Training is
provided. Information· (949)
675-8915,Ext 107
NEWPORT-MESA YMCA
The YMCA needs a variety of
general volunteer help.
Information: (949) 642-9990.
NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL
FOUNDATION
The foundation 1s looking for
volunteers to help with
fundraising efforts, speaking
opportunities, pubhc events and
occasional office wort.
Information: (949) 6314143
NEWPORT THEA11t£ ARTS
CENTER
A variety of jobs need to be
ladded, including set
construction, ushering, malling•
and asaorted tectink:al dutJe1.
Sdleduling 11 flexible, wtth a two-
to 20-hour commitment per
month. The Newport Theatre Arts
Center ia at 2601 Cliff Drive.
lnfonnation: (949) 631-0288.
OASIS SENIOR CENTIR
Meals on Wheels volunteers are
needed to distribute prepared
dishes to homebound seniors in
the Newport Beach area. The
delivery time is between 11 :30
a.m. and 1 p.m. dally. The center
also needs volunteer nurses for
its aemi-monthly blood pressure
acreenings. The center offers this
service between 9 and 11 a.m. the
firS1 and third Tuesdays of the
month. Volunteers should
commh two hours once a month
or volunteer on a substitute basis.
The center is at 800 Marguerite
Ave., Corona del Mar.
Information: (949) 644-3244.
OPERA PACIFIC
The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance,
a support group for Opera Pacific,
has activities for volunteers
Information: (714) 546-fj()OO.
OPERATION CLEAN SLATE
Operation Clean Slate. a Costa
Mesa-based organization for
graffiti prevention, needs
volunteers to paint over graffiti
and other duties Information:
Michael Howard, (714) 435-0745.
OCC NAUTICAL LIBRARY
Orange Coa61 College's School of
Sailing and Seamanship needs
book donations for its Nautical
Library Thousands of volumes of
50th Anniversary
CHRISTMAS TREE
}AMBOREE
at the
NEWPORT DUNES
Open Nov. 26, 2004
STANDMD NOIU F•
6' -7' = S«.95
7' -8' = $56.95
8' -9' = S79.95
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boating-related titles are needed.
The School of Sailing and
Seamanship 11 at 1801 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach.
Information: (949) 645-9412.
ORANGE COUNTY ANIMAL
RESCUE COALITION
The nonprofit Orange County
Animal Rescue Coalition needs
wlunteers to help maintain cats'
and kitten•' cagea at Petsmart's
Luv-a-Pet center at 17th Street
and Superior Avenue, Costa
Mesa. Volunteers for all shifts are
needed. Information: (949)
451-3272.
ORANGE COAST INTERFNTH
SHEl1ER
The largest family shelter in the
county needs volunteers tor its •
children's programs. It especially
desires tutors and those who can
take part in act1v1t1es after 6 p.m
Tutors will worl< with groups of
children or individually, helping
children in their academic
problem areas. Volunteers will
also act as a big brother or big
sister during the summer
Information· Ja11ne Mayo, (9491
631-7213.
ORANGE COUNTY HUMANE
SOCIETY
A volunteer group serving the
communities of Costa Mesa,
Newport Beach and Huntington
Beach needs animal-loving
volunteers for two-hour shifts on
weekdays to walk dogs and help
aociallze them to help them get
adopted. Before purchasing a pet.
please visit the shelter at 2163
Newland, Huntington Beach
between Pacrfic Coast Highway
and Atlanta. Information: (714)
540-2288.
ORANGE COUNTY CHILD
ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER
The center needs volunteers to
wort with high-risk families and
children, providing weekly
emotional support to families.
infants and first-time mothers in
their homes. The center 1s asking
for a three-hour weekly
comm1tment. lnformat1on (714)
5434333
ORANGE COUNTY
COASTKEEPER
Newport Beach-based Orange
County Coastkeeper is looking for
enthusiastic volunteers to help
monitor water quality. Training
sessions for volunteers are
available Information-(949)
723-5424 or
See INVOLVED, Paee A4
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Menorah-lighting
ceremony upcoming
Fuh.lon llland'1 annual me-
norah-Ugbtlns ceremony will
be at 5:30 p.m. Dec. 7 at the
BloomingdaJea courtyard. at
Newport Center Drive and .
Coast Highway.
The event will be hosted by •
Rabbi Reuven Mintz of the Clla-
bad Jewish Center of Newpon
Beach.
For more Information, call
(949) 72 1-2000 or visit hrrp:ll
www.ShopFashlonlsland.com.
Volunteer board
being organized
The Cosla Mesa City t.ounc.11
i& 1n need of interested volun
teer!> from the commumty to
!>erve on the Acee&!>, BuLldtng,
I lou:.ing and Fire Code Board of
Appeal'>
The board meets only when a
decision is needed or when de
terminauons are made by the
fire marshal or building offic1ah
about the tnterpreta11on ur ap·
plication of tht.' codes
The board\ '>tructure has re
c.ently been revised by the City
Council and will be compn&ed
of live reK'Jlar memhl'r., and
two alll•rnate-. A-. rt.'4u1red by
'>tall.' law, two of lhl· regular
rnemtwrs rnu'>t bt' phy-.itally
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Members of Rock Harbor Church watch the band play in their new sanctuary in Costa Mesa on Sunday.
ROCK
Continued from Al
lloblnson saJd
Members of the church said
lhcy are connected by more
than just bricks and mortar
"Our church has never been
defined by a building," church
elder Brady Schmidt said.
"Nothing can contain what God
wants to do ln people's hearts."
Rock Harbor Olllrch may not
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always call their new building
home, lead pastor Tudd Proctor
said.
"We anticipate growing out of
this building," Proctor said.
calling the former warehouse
"just a step aJong the way."
Proctor ls also a keyboardist
for the church band, which, like
many contemporary churches,
1s based on the sounds of drums
and electric guJtars Instead of
traditional organ music. The
church has scheduled special
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music services tonight and
Tuesday, where members will
record a live album to
commemorate thelr new home.
"We're not doing it to make
money,· Erre said. "It re~ it a
way for people who atten Rock
Harbor to worship beyond
Sunday."
• ANDREW EDWARDS la the n8W9
asalatant. He can be reedled at
(714) 966-4824 or by e-mell et
andrew.edwards@latlme1.com.
INVOLVED
Continued from A3
http:llwww.cos8tkeeper.org.
ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNfTY
DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Volunteers are needed for a
variety of function1. Information:
(714) 839-6199.
ORANGE COUNTY HOMELESS
TASK FORCE
The talk force ia recruiting
volunteers for the Interfaith
Council Networ1c to wor1c
one-on-one with homeless adults
In a program on basic life 1kllls.
Information: (949) 263-1774.
ORANGE COUNlY MUSEUM OF
ART
l..eam ITl0'9 about art and &hare
with your community by becoming
a docent at the Orange County
Museum of Art. A \/Olunteer docent
guides adults and school groups
through the galleriM and teaches
about the museum'• collections
and exhibitions. Information· (949)
7~1122, Ext 204.
ORANGE-COUNTY
PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
Docent.a are needed to lead tours
of the Center, 600 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa. Learn about
the history end the development
of the Center and the wor1dngs of
'We kind of see this
as a great metaphor
for our faith. You
don't have to be a
finished project
comi ng to God.'
Mike Erre
Pastor at Rock Harbor Church
the bade stage areaa. Information:
(714) 556-ARTS, Ext 833
ORANGE COUNTY WORKS
Participate In life management
and employment training
workshops as a 1ucce11 coach to
foster teens 16 to 18 years old.
Information: (949) 509-1451.
ORGANIZATION FOR THE
HUMANE CARE OF ANIMALS
Volunteers are needed to care for
stray and lost animal• in the
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and
Corona del Mar areas.
Information: (949) 722-1357.
PACIAC SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
The Orange County Pacific
Symphgny Orchestra's
Vol•nteers In Education
Opportunities program needs
volunteer• to aaaist d\ildren in a
variety of handa-on musical
activities. Volunteers spend a
total of 1ix Saturday mornings
with the children. Information:
(714)766-6788,Ext.244.
PARENT HELP USA
Founded by Mothers and Others
Against Child Abuae, Parent Help
alkl the public for help and
volunt~rs to Inform the
community on vttal laue1
affecting d\ildren and the family.
Information: (949) 650-3481 or
(949) 676-6271.
RUN
Cantlllild from Al
le'cdom CW9' ~ whboUl m-
a 1 td,.. tbe rat1.•
Hll~t-..aMtodo
dlii by .a.mHnlftl the ta coJ.
11 a wbole. let1ioD pocw wltb ID8llUl9
"l Md a cbance 10 yean qo IUdl u ~w"nc more people
to tum around a c1epartment.• to pay elecaonk:dy and WO!t-
Moodlcb ~ .. Now I have a 1nc with tide ce>mpanill to make
cbance to tum uound the their paymllltl morw dclent
oouncy. 1 ddnt [the .upervilon) dudnl Che dole of llUOWI, he
m.de tome dec:Mlorii IDaeub>8 ,Mid. our loa«·tmn Uabdltiel that --'re ttytna •to wort dllJ-
need to 6e lddreeled. lib pen· pndyWtth tbe.t.DdUlaf and tu-
llon and redree riledlcal hen· peyen to mab awe the pay-
eftta. Both have UabWdes of Sl ment proce11 It u llmple and
bmlon or more.• efllC:ient u poafble, • Moortach
MOortacti wu born In the Mid. •1 know how to run a de-
Nftbedalidl. and bit family lm· ~t. wbk:h would be real milfated to SoUtbem Callfomla beJpf\.11 for • tuperVllor. •
ln 1980. He mCMld to the Mela Alter the bankruptcy oc-
Vetde oelghbotbood of c.o.ta curred. county offtdala did not
M... In 1984 at the urg1ng of .call Moodach for NYera1 days.
IOIM ofblt friends. Oesplte bla offer to letW u trea-
"1 went backpacldng with two IUler, diey commtutc>ned BW
buddlee of m1ne on Mount San Popejoy to right the county'• ft-
Gorgonio -the highest moun-n.Ddal ab.Ip. Popejoy left three
ta1n 1n Southern CaJJfomta." be months later, and Moorlacb was
Kid. "We were chatttng away. llnally asked lo Mardl 1995 to
just enjoying sort of a rainy fall step In. He wu reelected In 1998
day, and they both lived ln Mesa after running unopposed.
Verde, and they were both ell-The eecond supervisorlal dls-
enta, and they said, 'We want trlct includes Newport Beach,
our CPA to live ln Mesa Verde."" C.OSta Meta and Huntington
One of those frlenda was a Re-Beach. Moortacb'1 apertence
altor and bought the house for with many of the cities In the
Moorlach, putting $1,000 down. dlstrtct bu made him aware of
"He said, "If you don't llke it. their dlstinct needs. he said.
we'll just rent it out.'" Moorlach "I certainly enjoyed Hunting-
aaid. ton Beach. bodysurftng off of
He and his family liked it so 13th Street and eating my chips
much that they raised their ldda off the pier," he said. "I a1ao lived
ln Mesa Verde, although they for a wHlle in Cypress back ln
now live ln a dilferent house. the 19608. I'm just really aware
Moorlacb la a certified flnan-of these communities. I've got 44
dal planner as well u a certified years of history with this area. of
public accountant He baa kept relationablps with locations and
his county sta1f lean and effi-people. You're just going to get
dent, he said. someone who's a blg believer In
•After population growth of that part of the county."
25cifi, my department ia two em-
ployees leas,~ Moorlach said. "It
probably should be 25 more.
We've got a great website. We've
also been able to increase col-
LANGUAGE
Continued from Al
that I could care any less. That's
why the correct expression la •1
couldn't care less."
I wish I could say I couldn't
care I~ that three people
caught me making an
embanasslng miatake, but that
too would be wrong. Unlike the
time when a reader corrected
me for using "shoe-in" lnstead
of "shoo-in," tbls time I care.
The reader wu right that the
expression is "shoo-In," but the
context would have made it
clear to anyone that I wu
making a dellberal'e, albeit bad,
pun about a man who made
horseshoes for a living.
'fyping ft misused expressions"
into Yahoo, I come across one I
never noticed before. "To beg
the question," I read, is
commonly used to mean "to
pose the question" or to "bring
up the question." Here's the
website's example of such
misuse.
• DBAORE NEWMAN oovera
government. She may be r9adled
et (714) ~23 or by •mall at
delrdre.newm•ntll•tlmH.com.
"Guevara's book contruta
strongly with the results of his
life'• iftorta. So that begs the
question, bow true are the
prescriptions he advocates ln
his writinga7"
No, it brlnga up the question.
It doesn't beg it. "Begging the
question" ia a term I remember
from logic claaa that refers to a
spedftc type of logical error in
argument If I say that the
reason George Bush pardoned
the turkey wu because the
turkey wu to be pardoned, that
would be begging the question.
As the website puts it. begging
the question, •consists of taking
the premise of an argument,
that ia, the 'question' at hand, as
evidence for itself."
The reason, aa we all know,
that George Bush pardoned the
turkey ls because Karl Rove told
him that to shoot it dead on
national television might not
poU well in the blue states.
• JUNE CASAGRANDE It 1
freelance writer. She can be
reac:.t\ed at JuneTCN@aol.com.
nology Center from tech space BUSINESS · to medical offices, but that h8$
Continued from Al
slclan. said hospital marketing
vice president Debra Legan.
ft All of them. except for the
hospital-baaed physicians like
the radiologilta, have offices
outside of the hoapital," lhe
said. "They primarlJy aee their
patients in thelr own omcea."
Medical offices may be
needed, but they aren't always
welcomed. Coata Mesa plan-
ning department staff memben
recommended that the Plan-
ning Commtuton reject plana
for Paci.Ac Medical Plaza be-
cause they feared the buildlng'1
helgbt and size weren't compat-
ible with the neighborhood.
Nearby ln Newport Beacb,
some have hoped to convert the
largely vacant Newport Tech-
never come to fruition. There's
been some debate over whether
the building's zonlng would al·
low medical uses, Newport
Beach City Councilman Steve
Rosanaky said.
Traffic ls one of the main
drawback.a of medical officea
because they generate more of
it than other office uses. The
dty will likety have to address
traffic problems as more medi-
cal omces move in, Roaansky
said.
"Newport Boulevard ls al-
ready bursting at the seams," he
aaid.
•ALICIA no..&oN cover1
bualn .... polltlca end th•
envlronrMnt. Sh• may be reached
at (714) ~8 or by e-mail at
•llcl•.roblMOn •t•tlm ... com.
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Newport
Hai>orHigh
senior middle
lnebacker
Thomas
Martin (33)
knocks the
ball loose from
El Dorado
quarterback
Shaun lane,
who Is also in
the clutches of
the Sailors'
Sean Rowe,
bottom.
Officiaf s ruled
lane was
down before
he fumbled in
the second
quarter of the
Sailors' 35-10
CIF Southern
Section
Division VI
first-<ound
iMayoff victory
Friday night at
Newport
Harbor. The
No. 2-seeded
Sailors
(10-0-1) play
host to
Charter Oak
(8-3)Friday in
the
quarterfinals.
MARI< C. DUSTIN
I DAILY PILOT
Tars thankful for success
Newport Harbor moves
on to CIF Division VI
quarterfinals while CdM,
Sage Hill fall with valor.
Rick Devereux
Daily Pilot
The Fl Dorado High football team ac-
complished one of its goals against New-
pon Harbor in the first round of the QF
Southern Sedion DMsion VI playoffs Fri·
day.
"We want to neutralize No. 44," El Do·
rado Coach Jeff Bailey said before the
game.
Thevor Theriot. who wears No. 44 for
the SalJore, gained 34 nMing yards in
Newport's 35-10 victory over the Golden
Hawb. 1bedot. who averaged more than
11 yards per carry, sprained his ankJe
when he wu tackled from behind follow-
ing a 27-yard burst to open Newport's
second ~ Eviell though Theriot
was running on the sideline without a
limp. he did not return to the game.
"He was moving around fine at half·
time," Coach Jeff Brinkley said. "It wasn't
necessary for us to use him in the second
half."
It wasn\ neceMary because Newport
Harbor (I 0-0· I) had a 28-3 lead ar inter-
mission and junior Ryan Rippon was fill.
ing in nicely with 85 rushing yards and
one toudldown on JS cames. Rippon fin.
ished with a game-high 163 rushing yards
on 26 attempts.
Brinkley expects Theriot back tn the
lineup this week.
Even though the Golden Hawks rou-
tinely stacked seven and eight players
near the line of scrimmage to try to stop
the run. Newport Harbor averaged more
than 6 yards per nMing attempt
Th.ddes Steve Joslin and Ow'les
Schultz guarm Efrain Castro and Joseph
Aores and center Olrls Thylor opened
holes for the runners. They also gave
quarterbaa Kasey Peters, who finished
with a game-high rn passing yards and
two touchdowns. time to find open re-
ceivers.
Newport Harbor plays host to Olarter
Oak (8-3) Friday. The Owgers were lri·
champions of the Miramonte league and
beat Kennedy, 37 -22, last week to ad-
vance to the quanerfinals.
That means the Sailors will have their
traditional Thanksgiving morning prac"
nee open to alumni. The practice IS
'!Chedulecl to start at 9 a m.
"ln high school football. you know
you're having a good year if you have to
pracnce on Thanksgivmg. just Ltke m col-
lege football if you have to practice on
Olristmas" Brinkley said "It's a near day
to be with your family and this is son of
ijk.e an extended family."
• OORONA DEL MAR: Losing is never
enjoyable, bur CdM Coach Dick Freeman
can take positives our of his team's per-
formance in the 34-31 overtime loss to La
Habra in the first rowid of the Division IX
playoffs.
"We out-played them," Freeman said
"lhat was the best all-around effon we
have had all year."
The Sea~ (6-5) took leads of 14-0,
21 ·14 and 28-2 1 in regulation and scored
on a 26-yard field goal to go up, 31 ·28. in
oYertime.
CdM reached overtime when senior
.Kevin Welch and junior Shaun Mohler
See FOOTBAU, P•1e A6
BASKETBALL
Jam spoils
Crush debut
MONDAY
MORNING
UARTERBACKS
~. ~ 22. 2004 A5
WOMEN'S
BASKETBALL
'Eaters
hope to
• surpnse
UC Irvi ne women mu st
receive prod uction fro m
severaJ un knowns to
disprove naysayers.
B•rry F•ulkner
Daily Pilot
Depend mg on one's pomt of vtew. UC
Irvine women's basketball
coach Mark Adams
could have either a long
bench or a shon leash
when it come!> to as-
signing playing time
this sea'>on
"We have 13 lads
practicing and I don't think there's any-
one I wouJd he'>1tate to put in a game
right now." said Adam'>. whose Ant·
eaters come off an miury-nddled 6-20
season
UU lost 12 of 1ts first 13 IJ\ 2003-04.
then won five of Its next nine, before
finishing on a four-game losU'lg streak.
The Anteater<> lo<;t their hest two play-
ers from last sea..cm -second-team Al.1-
Big \\est Conference guard Kmren
Green and post Christina Calloway -to
graduauon, creaung a vru.t opportunity
for a mix of eight returne~ and seven
newcomers
Thar mlX mcludes 6 foot-4 senior
center N.hley Biggins and '>enior guard
Courtney Fergu'>on. who combU'led for
38 starts last season, seven more than
the other rut returners combined
Ferguson averaged 7 9 points. third
best behtnd C,reen 13 6 and Callowav
(12.4) Green d11d CalloWay led rhe Anl
eater., in scoring in 20 of 26 games.
while I erguson managed the feat four
um es
Ferguson. who had 43 three-poin1ers
a year ago. ha., overcome a quadnceps
<;train and a comw.-.um in 1he pre'>ea
son and had nuw point., 111 l9 mmure.,
in Saturdays 65 'l5 cxh1b111on lo"-'> 10
Love and Basketball
B1ggms, who averaged ') h rebound'>
(second to CaJJoway 1 and l 4 poml\ la'>t
sea~n. 1<> ready for a breakout wa'><m.
according to her roach "ihe averaged
7 7 point<; and 7 7 rebound'> her final .,1x
game-. la'>t se~on
"She ha., made a 101 of progre'>S '>luU
wise. Mrength wi.,e and confidenle
wise," '>Clld Adam'>. who named B1ggim
tus ream capt.un "\he ha'> rnme a long
way since last ve.ir and I think '>he's on a
mission.
That ml.SSion. 10 get closer to the 17
WlilS UU actueved in 2002-03, will begm
with the Anreater. flying below the Bag
Wesr radar They wt-re p1dc.ed 10 lirush
eighth by the coathes and nmth by the
media m pre.t>a-.c>n ronferenC"t' polls.
·Nobody 1s going to exp<'t t us 10 be
See ANTEATERS, Pa1e A6
GIRLS
VOLLEYBALL
Sea Kings
No. 4 seed
'
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•
M Monday, NcMlmer 22, 2004 SPORTS
COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL ANTEATERS THE
ANTEATERS Davis,
Padilla
lauded
Pirates place 10 on
All-Mission
Conference
American Division
football squads.
Orange ~t C.Ollege sopho-
more defensive tackle Ryan Davis
and freshman tailback Matt Padil-
la have been
named first-• team All-Mission
Conference
American Divi-
MOn by the d.Jvi
Mon's six football
coaches.
Conhld from AS
pd.. BflP1I eakl. -rbat jUlt
~ ua IWID more lnc:endve to
come out e'Ylll harder.•
1he Anteaten haw lbown that
lbBlty In p1'!llRIOn workouta.
llCCOrd.tn( to Adams, Clllerlna his elahth aeuon at the ua helm.
"It's a completely dilferent en-
vtrorunent than last year," Ad -
ams 18.id. "When everybody
started getting hurt. ft just af-
fected us mentally. This year,
there'• a Jot moni enlhualaun
and enero. Our ~ are •
lot more tun. bec:aUle wi1r:e a runnJn& team oow. l..&tt )11!1. we
felt lib we bad to control way
poesesaion."
'Adams sak16-3 junior LaW'en
Yadon would join 8.iggf.nl in a
starting lineup that also 6gwee
to include Ferguaon, 10pbomore
Angie Ned. and either walk-on
Katie Davis or junior transfer
Melissa Jacob at point guard.
Kristee Davidson, a 5-10 fresh-
man out of Fort Worth Ouistian
High in Texaa. was projected to
start. But she had knee surgery
Thursday and is out indefinitely.
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11 Annte Mal &-10 Fr.
13 CourtMV Fetgu90n M Sr.
16 Mlntndl ForTy &-10 Fr.
20Ht~1\.tll &.o Fr.
21 Angle Ned &-10 So.
22 MellU8 Jecob &-8 Jr.
23 Kelee D9V'ldlon &.o Fr.
a.ii L8'nn ~ WJr.
21 Ktfltet Dlvtd9on &-10 Fr.
33 K8tie Urt.n &-1 So.
• Kde CUfda 6-8 Fr.
42~ Ueher 8-6 Jr.
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put ol the team's struglea last :
year. Jacob la nursing a shoulder :
injury that could slow her emer- :
gence as rhe starter, Adams said ·
She dJd not play in the exblbf·
don.
Ferguson and sophomore :
In addition. etght Pirates
earned !>eCond-tearn laurels.
Da~. a 6-foot-1. 270-pounder,
had 53 tackles and 416 sacks for
the Pirates. He was a second-team
honoree as a freshman.
MARI< C. DUSTIN I DAILY PILOT
Matt Padilla, left, earned first-team All-Mission Conference American Division honors for the Pirates.
Yadon, who made the Big West
All-Freshman team two seasona
ago, averaged 6.1 polntt and 3.2
rebounds as a sophomore. Ad-
ams believes she can be much
more productive this year. She
had a team-high 19 point.a ln the
exhibition.
Stephanie Duda, who in addJtfon ,
to off-season knee surgery has ·
battled mononucleosis, are ex-:
pected to provide scoring punch. :
Duda could return in January. :·
Kade Urban, a 6-1 sophomore, ·
and Joanna Usher, a 6-5 junior, :
are expected to provide depth In :
the frontcourt. after averaging :
three and 2.7 points. respectively, :
last sea.son.
P'adilla. who missed nearly
three games wilh an ankle injury,
collected 560 of his 761 rushing
yards 111 five American Division
games. He had at least 100 yards
m his final lhree games, including
a 155-yard. four-touchdown per-
formance in a 33-32 wm ove r Gol-
den West Nov. 13.
Padilla, who sprinted 70 yards
to paydirt the first time he
touched the ball chis season (in a
~pt 11 loss at Lo!> Angeles South-
west), i.cored six of hlS seven
touchdowns m the final two
FOOTBALL
Continued from A5
block.eel La Habra's would-be
game·winning field goal at the
end of regulation.
"!The ball! hit Mohler's hand
before 11 hit mine," Welch said. "It
was more of his block. than it was
mine but we both hit the ball·
The season was filled with highs
and lows. but Freeman was
pleased with the intensity the.
year.
"lrus was the first team in my
coaching career that was not out-
hit in any of the games it played."
he said "We earned a lot of re-
'>pect from other teams. Schools
know going into a game again.st
CdM they are gomg to get lut We
are not a little beach school any·
more."
Freeman SaJd the 27 seruors
games. He had 143 carri~ this fall
The second-team offense in·
eludes OCC sophomores Kyle Ba-
sanez. Jimmy Niutapua.a and Kyle
C.Ollins, as well as freshman Ryan
Lauderdale.
Sophomore Rlcky Miller, as well
a.., freshmen Mordy Omguze,
Aaron Miller and Dave Ronning.
represent the Pirates on the sec-
ond-team defeme.
Basanez. a traru.fer quarterback
from Ford.ham. completed 120 of
246 passes for 1,530 yards and
eight touchdowns. He threw
seven interceptions. tie also
rushed for 360 y-cll'ds and one m
and he lhrew a 21-ydrd touch
were mstrumental in instilling a
\Ohd wort ethic.
"We're going to lose a lot of sen
10rs," he said "I think the way our
seruor'S played, 1t showed the
underclassmen what it takes to
play the game of football."
Freeman said the loss to la Ha·
bra was an example of what the
senior leaderslup meant to the
team.
"We answered everything they
did," Freeman said. "There is no
doubt that was our ~t game of
the year. In no way am I disap-
pointed m how we played."
•SAGE IIlLL: The Ughming
made one of the most remarkable
turnarounds in Orange County
football by following up last year\
I -8 campaign with a 7 -4 seru.on
and the program\ first mp to the
01\1\Sion X111 playoffs.
Even though Sage lost, 32-8, in
lhe opening round to No. 3-see<l
down paM with 18 seconds left to
key the dramtic win in the season
finale.
Niutapua.i. a 6-1, 260-pound
fullback. was a devastating lead
blocker for the 8ucs, who also re-
lied on Collins, a 6-3, 290-pound
guard, to create holes. .
LauderdaJe, a receiver, led the
team with 31 catches for 300 yards
and one ID.
Ricley Miller, a ttansfer from
Fresno State, used his strength
and quickn~ to produce four
sacks and 29 tackles, despite mis&-
ing significant time with injuries.
Ronning, a middle linebacker
(92 tackles), and Aaron M.iJler. an
QUOTE OF THE DAY
"We oµt-played them.
That was the best
all-around effort we
have had all year."
otck Freeman, Corona del
Mar football coach
ed Unfield Christian, the team did
not give up hope.
!he No I thing I liked about
the game was we played a quality
opponent in Unfield Olristian
and we hung in there," c.oach
Tom Monarch said "There were
times we could have fallen apart.
but our inspirational level was
high throughout lhe game."
lhe biggest ditference from pre-
vious yean. to this fall was the
outside 'backer (72), were the
leading tacklers for the Pirates.
Omguz.e. a safety out of C.Orona
del Mar High. proved he could
both COYer and provide run sup-
port (63 tadies).
Orange Coast finished 2-8, 2-3
in the division.
Golden West sophomore re-
ceiver Steve Yaden was named Of.
fensive Player of the Year. while Fi-
lisonuu Tufisi (Mt San Antonio)
and Josh Gomez {Palomar) were
Co-Defemiw Players of the Year.
Bill Fl.sk (Mt SAC) and Jerry Ja-
so (Long Beach Oty) shared
C.oach of the Year honors.
-Barry Rwlkner
ability to keep opponents out of
the end zone.
"Our defense is OW' bisgest im-
provement." Monard:i said
Opponents avecaged more than
32 points In 2003 and more than
28 points in 2'XYl. the first year
Sage Hill fielded a varsity football
team.
Dunng the 2004 regular season.
the defense held opponents to
15.8 points per game.
Before the season started. Mon-
arch and his staff had a goal to fin-
ish 5-5, a win tot.al eclipsed by the
8eW!llth game of the season.
"Our goal was to get together as
a coaching staff after every game
and see if our kids played to their
fullest potential," Monarch said. "I
don't think there i.s a coaching
staff in Orange C.Ounty that
wouldn't be happy if they had
their kids play as hard as ours
did"
Ned, who started six games
and scored 64 points last season,
has made tremendous strides,
her coach said.
"It's unbelievable how much
she has improved," Adams said
"She's not even the same player.
We're just in awe of some of the
stuff she's been doing in practice.
She's qulck, fast, her ball-han-
dling has really improved and
she's shooting the ball really
well."
Ned missed the exhibition
game with a slight knee problem,
but is expected to be OK.
Jacob, out of Midland (Tex.as)
Commun!ty College, and Davis,
whom Adams saJd has exceeded
expectations. should help stabi-
The Anteaters will need to im- '
prove upon the 57 points-per- ;
game average that ranked last In ·
the Big West a year ago. UCI.
however, ranked second in scor-'.
lng defense, surrendering 62.8
per contest. ..1
"We need to stay healthy, play ~
good derense and have good in-
side-outside scoring balance. ,
which we didn't have last year,• •
Adams said. • 1 think on any
given night, we can have a differ-
ent leading scorer, because that's
just the kind of team we are."
The Anteaters open the regu-
lar season Tuesday at home
again.st San Jose State.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
UCI plays at USC topight
The UC Irvine men's basket-
ball team will get its first real
test of the season tonight, when
the Anteaters meet host USC for
a nonconference game sched-
uled for 7:30 at the Sports Arena.
The game will be televised live
on Fox Sports Net 2.
The Anteaters Cl -0) opened
with a I 06-69 romp over visiting
CaJ State Donunguez Hills Sat·
urday.
USC will open its regular sea-
son, commg off a 13-15 cam·
paign in 2003-04.
Senior Greg Ethington scored
a team-high 22 points for UCI
Saturday. while junior point
guard Aaron Fitzgerald added 20
points and nine assists.
USC defeated UCI, 107·45, in
the schools' last meeting in
1997. ..
The Trojans, coached by_
Henry Bibby. feature seniors Er-
rick Craven and Jeff McMillan, :
who both averaged 11. l points .
last season.
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