Pacific University Volleyball Team Analysis

In the very first softball game Lisa Fernandez played she walked twenty batters and her team lost twenty-eight to zero, and now she holds the pitching record with twenty-one strikeouts in a game. Lisa Fernandez is a right-handed pitcher who established an Olympic Record in softball and was a member of the United States Women’s Softball Team.

Leading Centenary in the game was Dunn, who had three hits in four at-bats with two RBI’s and a run scored. Sophomore Cassie Gonzales added a hit in four at-bats, but led the team with three RBI’s. Sophomore Nichole Aldridge (3-5) started the game and pitched the eighth for the

The sixth inning was when everything changed, as the Boom sent 10 batters to the plate, and scored five runs, giving them a 7-0 lead. Matt Piatt notched two hits and RBIs in the inning, including his leadoff home run over the right center field wall. It was his first on the season. Brandon Sedell (Nova Southeastern), Hoover and Chris Townsend (Central Arkansas) set the table for the top of the lineup when each singled to load the bases. After a pitching change, Daniel Sweet cleared the bases, with a three RBI triple to left center field. Piatt drove his second RBI in the inning in with two outs and two on, with a line drive between the shortstop and third

The Boxers, who fall to 8-8 overall and 4-4 in the Northwest Conference, were limited to four hits in game one and came back with eight hits in the nightcap. Three different Boxers – Dustin Meyer (Silverton, Ore.) in game one and Dylan Wright (Gilbert, Ariz.) and Brandon Henderson (Pearl City, Hawaii) in the nightcap – each had two hits to lead Pacific hitters.

Perez led the Boxers with 11 tackles in a 45-22 victory vs. Occidental in the first-ever NCAA Division III game in Honolulu, Hawai‘I . Perez notched seven solo tackles, while also recording three tackles for loss and one sack. He also broke up three passes. For the season, he has also had three games with double-digit tackles and in four of his last five games.

After trailing for the first time in the game, the Pacific University football team went on a 21 play, 83-yard drive that ended in a 3-yard touchdown pass from senior Campbell Summerfield (Sandy, Oregon) to freshman Kobe Williams (Las Vegas, Nevada) propelled the Boxers to a 39-35 win on Senior Day in Forest Grove.

Volleyball season had started, and that means six o’clock practices bright and early. Practice was two hours long before school. I could feel the anxiety in the gym that day; everyone was nervous, thinking about what was to come. We did not play the best that day, to say the least. We kept seeing people walking past the gym, wishing they were anywhere else. The whole team was waiting for the clock to read eight so we could rush upstairs to change. At last, Coach let us take down the nets and go get ready. Our excitement led us to break record time taking down the nets.

Lamont West scored 22 points. Sagaba Konate contributed a career-high 20 points and Chase Harler added a career-high 14.

For the second matchup of the year, Metcalfe County Middle School took on Cumberland at home. The 6th grade team started out on, scoring 13 of their points in the first quarter and holding Cumberland to 2 points. The second quarter was low on field goals with CCMS making the only basket. The half-time score was Metcalfe 13 to Cumberland’s 2. Rebounding between the teams were even and Aubrey Glass led rebounding for the Hornets with 7, her game high. Bree Jolly led steals with 7 and Kassady London led scoring with 17. The third quarter was evenly played, but the last quarter would be a surprise to the Lady Hornets. Cumberland attacked on offense and Metcalfe couldn’t stop turning over the ball. It would result in

Penn State started out the fourth game with a lead, but Illini caught up, 11-11. Kill by kill, each team went on a small streaks, until they tied again at, 16-16 then. Continuing this close game, they tied again at, 25-25, until Courtney ended the match with two kills, 27-25.

Pacific came out of the gates and quickly marched down the field for three touchdowns on its first four drives to take a 20-0 lead on the Tigers. The first drive of the night for Pacific was an eight play, 86-yard drive that ended when local product Kamana Pimental (Kaneohe, Hawai’i) broke through the line and the Tigers’ defense from 16 yards out for the touchdown.

The 2016-2017 Chino Hills Basketball season was clearly one for the books. The team was full of great players, and they definitely have a bright future ahead of them. Although the end of the season didn’t result in a CIF win the way last year did, the Huskies still had a great season. There were many great memories and great games that will always be remembered. Chino Hills’ season ended Tuesday, March 14 in the second round of State CIF against Bishop Montgomery. The Huskies finished with a very impressive 30-3 record. There were some great moments, such as when sophomore commit to UCLA, LaMelo Ball, scored 92 points in one game! Not only did he score 92 points, LaMelo dedicated the game to a Husky student, Lexi Anderson. He was able to make

None the less, Hampton pushed the lead out to its largest at 19, when Finney-Smith made a layup with 1:57 left, giving the Lady Pirates a 75-56 lead. The Spartans answered one final time by outscoring the Lady Pirates 9-2 the rest of the

The talented young senior quickly established himself as a star on the Lincoln high school team in Portland Oregon. While playing for the school, he has consistently stood out on the team during Boy's Singles, earning respect at all levels. During the Oregon State High School Racquetball Championships, he played exceptionally well, winning several matches. He has been described as a contender for the national stage and a possible Olympian.

Bret Harte water polo star Logan Apley had a good week in the pool, leading the Bullfrogs to victories over Kimball and Central Catholic. The senior helped Bret Harte knock off Kimball 13-12 and Central Catholic 24-10.