BASEBALL
CITY SECTION
Bravo 3, Sotomayor 1
South East 5, LA Marshall 4
SOUTHERN SECTION
Agoura 8, Oak Park 3
Beckman 2, Northview 1
Canyon Country Canyon 7, Lancaster 6
Channel Islands 1, Century 0
Citrus Valley 11, Redlands East Valley 1
CSHM 3, Placentia Valencia 2
El Segundo 10, Wiseburn-Da Vinci 6
Esperanza 5, Buena Park 4
Great Oak 10, Alta Loma 3
Hesperia 10, Indio 0
Jurupa Hills 3, Covina 1
La Canada 12, Alhambra 2
Laguna Hills 8, Hueneme 3
Redlands 13, Beaumont 4
Redondo Union 17, Foothill Tech 7
Royal 6, Culver City 2
Riverside King 2, Riverside Poly 1
Riverside Prep 8, Bloomington 4
Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 5, Savanna 1
Santa Ynez 13, Carpinteria 2
Shadow Hills 11, Burbank Burroughs 1
St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 10, Hawthorne 2
Tahquitz 8, Citrus Hill 1
Vista Murrieta 10, CCHS 5
Walnut 12, Santa Fe 7
Western 22, SCHS 10
Western Christian 11, Avalon 4
West Ranch 16, CVHS 3
Yucaipa 7, Cajon 6
INTERSECTIONAL
Lipscomb 8, La Salle 6
Norwalk 4, Maywood CES 3
SOFTBALL
SOUTHERN SECTION
Anaheim Canyon 4, Marina 3 (8 innings)
Aquinas 5, Great Oak 4
Downey 4, California 2
Eastvale Roosevelt 13, Millikan 1
Fullerton 9, Ganesha 4
Gahr 10, Capistrano Valley 0
Ganesha 10, Orange Lutheran 2
La Habra 10, Whittier 0
La Mirada 10, Downey 2
Los Alamitos 9, Anaheim Canyon 6
Norco 7, Fullerton 0
Norco 2, Orange Lutheran 0
Rio Mesa 6, Great Oak 4
Santa Maria St. Joseph 4, Los Altos 2
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Aquinas 10, Nevada Centennial 5
Arizona Canyon View 12, El Modena 5
Chino Hills 9, Point Loma 0
Chula Vista Mater Dei 10, Marina 0
Millikan 7, San Diego Cathedral 6
Nevada Centennial 8, Rio Mesa 0
Poway 8, Vista Murrieta 5
Riverside King 11, Modesto Central Catholic 0
Riverside Poly 6, Loomis Del Oro 2
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One of the most striking visuals to emerge in the current conflict with Iran has been videos of ballistic missiles unleashing torrents of cluster munitions at very high altitudes over Israel. In doing so, the Iranians look to have found a worrisome way to consistently get around terminal-phase ballistic missile defenses, especially Israel’s David’s Sling.
The gap that the Iranians are leveraging with these cluster munition missile attacks goes beyond just bypassing terminal defenses. It, by extension, puts greater pressure on diminishing stocks of prized mid-course interceptors to try to defeat these incoming threats before they release their payloads. With all this in mind, what we are seeing with Iran’s attacks on Israel with ballistic missiles with cluster warheads could have even greater implications for future conflicts elsewhere, particularly in the Pacific region.
In some five weeks of fighting, Iran had launched more than 500 ballistic missiles at Israel, with at least 30 of those having carried cluster munition payloads (likely many more), according to the Times of Israel. Iran had fired ballistic missiles with cluster warheads in anger for the first time in attacks on Israel during last year’s 12 Day War.
One of the ballistic missiles launched by Iran at central Israel a short while ago carried a cluster bomb warhead, footage shows. pic.twitter.com/kaIdFcyKuj
— Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian (@manniefabian) March 24, 2026
Spectacular footage showing the fall of submunitions from the Iranian Khorramshahr-4 medium-range ballistic missile carrying cluster warhead on Israel short time ago. pic.twitter.com/n6LsbZwp1C
— Status-6 (War & Military News) (@Archer83Able) March 17, 2026
Iran has developed multiple types of submunitions that can be dispersed via different ballistic missiles in its inventory during the terminal phases of their flight. Ballistic missiles typically fly along roughly parabolic trajectories to their targets. The arc is generally broken down into three main sections: the boost phase right after launch, the terminal phase as the missile comes back down at the end, and the mid-course phase in between. During the mid-course phase, the missiles leave the Earth’s atmosphere, with larger types spending more time in space in the middle of their flight. You can learn more about the complexities of intercepting a target in the mid-course phase in our past report here.
A typical Iranian cluster warhead reportedly contains between 20 and 30 submunitions. However, larger missiles, like members of the Khorramshahr family, are said to be able to carry up to 80. Reports also state that the cluster munitions can contain anywhere between four and 11 pounds of explosives. The damage they can cause is further magnified by the high speed with which they impact the ground.
“Iran has shown pictures in the past of triconic warheads [for ballistic missiles] equipped with at least four different sizes and types of bomblets,” Behnam Ben Taleblu, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) think tank, told TWZ. “So Iran calls these warheads ‘raining warheads,’ because these different bomblets will be showered on a wider geographic target set than if it was just the traditional unitary high explosive warhead. How many depends on what kind of configuration of bomblets they can actually choose to put in, but it can be easily a dozen-plus to two dozen to three dozen, depending on the size of the bomblets.”
The Iranian submunition installed in Iranian BM launched at Israel was seen TWICE in the past: In 2016 weapons exhibition and in a failed KHORRAMSHAHR missile test in Iran, 2023. pic.twitter.com/AxCYSDxs69
— Tal Inbar (@inbarspace) June 21, 2025
For the first time, a SUB-MUNITION from an Iranian BM was found in Israel. It is not yet clear on what type of missile it was installed. pic.twitter.com/HgwxCsE0FS
— Tal Inbar (@inbarspace) June 19, 2025
“Most importantly, in this conflict, the regime is using the Khoramshar ballistic missile, which is a threshold medium-range ballistic missile modified from an intermediate-range ballistic missile that can carry the heaviest reported warhead weight,” he added. “So, the regime is basically filling a large conical warhead with lots of bomblets and cluster munitions that basically fuse and disperse upon re-entry into the atmosphere, posing a real challenge, even for integrated air and missile defense systems like what the Israelis have, and causing quite a bit of damage and civilian harm.”
Both the shape of the fragment and the serial number pattern indicate it was part of a Khorramshahr reentry vehicle.
Would confirm the suspicion that some of the large submunition releases observed over Israel were linked to the use of the Khorramshahr. https://t.co/KP4Sp1Yy9P pic.twitter.com/B7SC1q6GNQ
— Fabian Hinz (@fab_hinz) March 9, 2026
Khorramshah-4 is shorter than the previous versions as the missile engine is designed inside fuel tank.
The evolvement of different versions of Khorramshahr mostly deal with its re-entry vehicles which @inbarspace showed in this good picture. 3 pic.twitter.com/nm7kC6WfL2— Mehdi H. (@mhmiranusa) November 3, 2024
Differentiating between missiles carrying cluster warheads and those with unitary ones is likely to be difficult, if not impossible, before any release of submarines occurs. This creates further challenges for defenders, as we will come back to later on.
In terms of dispersion, when Iran first fired cluster munition-laden ballistic missiles at Israel last year, authorities in the latter country said the weapons had released their payloads at an altitude of approximately 23,000 feet (seven kilometers). The submunitions were scattered across an area approximately 10 miles (16 kilometers) in diameter. This is in line with a report last month from CNN, where that outlet assessed two separate Iranian cluster missile attacks to have dropped submunitions across areas in Israel between roughly seven and eight miles (approximately 11 to 13 kilometers) long.
The IDF Home Front Command confirms that Iran launched at least one ballistic missile carrying a cluster bomb warhead at central Israel today.
The missile’s warhead split while descending, at around 7 kilometers altitude, spreading around 20 smaller munitions in a radius of… https://t.co/PF5RCpLfvH pic.twitter.com/2wyrH2JJM3
— Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian (@manniefabian) June 19, 2025
Israel’s Haaretz has also previously reported an instance where submunitions, apparently all from one missile, hit seven populated areas within a zone measuring nearly 17 miles (27 kilometers) across. This would point to a higher release altitude than the other cases.
A higher-altitude release earlier in the terminal phase of a missile’s flight inherently presents greater challenges for defenders trying to intercept the warhead before submunition release. Once the payload is dispersed, one larger target suddenly becomes dozens of smaller ones.
The David’s Sling system’s Stunner interceptors have a reported maximum engagement altitude of around nine miles (15 kilometers). However, various factors, especially the position of the launcher in relation to the target’s flight path, would impact the circumstances in which they would be able to reach the upper end of their envelope.
There are terminal missile defense systems with greater reach, such as the U.S. Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system and the ship-launched Standard Missile-6 (SM-6), but their engagement envelopes still face positional constraints. THAAD would likely have the best chance as its interceptors can reach higher altitudes, in some circumstances, near the end of the transition from the mid-course to the terminal stage of flight.
As with Stunner, releases at very high altitudes would preclude intercept attempts by lower-tier terminal defenses like Patriot entirely.
All of this combines to creates a situation in which mid-course intercept attempts are critical for catching cluster munition-laden missiles before they release their payloads. However, inventories of relevant interceptors to defend targets in Israel have reportedly been dwindling after weeks of persistent Iranian ballistic missile attacks. Mid-course interceptors, like the U.S. Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) and the Israeli Arrow 3, are precious munitions that have generally been stockpiled at lower levels, to begin with. They also take years to procure and cost many millions of dollars each.
Retired Army Col. David Shank echoed much of this when speaking to TWZ about the challenges and complexities of responding to Iranian long-range ballistic missiles with cluster munition payloads. Shank, who served as Commandant of the Air Defense Artillery School at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and as the 10th Army Air Missile Defense Commander in Europe, also highlighted that this threat would require the use of higher-end systems to attempt intercepts, either inside or outside of the Earth’s atmosphere, before any submunition payload is released.
“We talk endo/exo-atmospheric. We’re talking THAAD capability, [and] SM-6/SM-3-capable systems,” Shank explained. “And so we’re really talking upper-tier in order to defeat that type of target once it is launched.”
The video below shows THAAD interceptors being fired at incoming Iranian threats in the course of the current conflict.
“Obviously, the goal is to kill it before they even launch it through a variety of means to do that,” he continued. “But if you can’t do that, and there is some type of air launch. And the next step is that upper-tier capability, coupled with other domains.”
In terms of other domains, “let’s just talk space real quick,” he added. “Sensing that launch and detecting it and then passing that information over a network, ultimately to what we’re talking about now,” systems like THAAD and ships armed with SM-3s and SM-6s that are “capable of defeating that threat with endo- and exo-atmosphere capabilities I mentioned.”
Shank underscored the importance of trying to intercept ballistic missiles with cluster warheads at as high altitudes as possible before they can release their payloads.
“Once it hits that point where bomblets are released, so a mechanism within the platform that releases the bomblets, instead of now having one aerial threat, now you obviously have many,” he said. “So, very difficult now to engage multiple aerial threats at one time.”
Shank told us that watching videos of submunitions being dispersed from Iranian ballistic missiles reminded him of past modeling and simulation of such attacks he observed during his time in the Army.
“I’ve seen modeling and simulation, when I was still in uniform years ago, of how we would fight against those types of early-release munitions,” he said. “They had different names then, but it’s very similar to what we’re seeing now in real time.”
That modeling and simulation “would show that overmatch” and that “need to defeat that capability before it does disperse those early-release munitions or those bomblets,” he added.
The retired Army air defense officer noted that the ballistic missile threat ecosystem in the Middle East, in general, is made more complicated by the relatively short distances those weapons travel from launch points in Iran to their targets.
“In the scenario that’s playing out real time, potentially, if they’re launched out of southwestern Iran at the GCCs [Gulf Cooperation Council states on the Arabian Peninsula] – they’re the closest – so minutes, two, three, four minutes,” said Shank.
The time to react is further compressed when facing missiles carrying scatterable payloads. “You’re down to a minute or two.”
Attempts can still be made to intercept submunitions after they are released. At the same time, in addition to the challenge of trying to prioritize and engage dozens of smaller targets, intercept attempts against individual submunitions also impose different costs on the defender. These are targets that are likely to be cheap even compared to lower-cost interceptors. Trying to shoot them down with something like Patriot would create an even more lopsided exchange ratio. Also their singular destructive power is far less than a unitary payload.
“What’s the cost curve look like?” Shank said, speaking generally about how expensive this proposition could become.
“I talk cost curve a lot, [but] you got to recognize the boots and the people that are on the ground on the other end of that, and other national assets and capabilities,” Shank noted. “What is a Soldier’s life worth? … What is an E-3 AWACS aircraft that is high-demand, low-density – what value do you put on something like that, or even a Patriot radar?”
Overall, Iran’s use of ballistic missiles with cluster munition warheads highlights a “very big challenge in front of us, and so when I say in front of us, obviously in front of the warfighters. It’s a lot,” Shank said, highlighting the broader ramifications. “From an operator perspective, you have to discern which target is which, which one should be the priority to defeat first, how many of those bomblets are possibly going to impact dirt and not be a threat, and which ones will be the threat. You’ve got to discern [that] fairly quickly, and then pass on those engagement authorities to the shooters.”
As noted earlier, it is likely that defenders would be challenged to differentiate between missiles carrying submunitions and those with unitary payloads until a release occurs. This can only make it more difficult to prioritize intercept attempts against missiles with cluster munition warheads, especially in the mid-course phase of flight, when it would be most ideal. This could then contribute to a further wearing down of stocks of critical mid-course interceptors.
Shank stressed that this is not an entirely new problem set for the U.S. military, citing the aforementioned modeling and simulations.
“It helped drive discussions on increased [force] structure, increased requirements. It helped recognize, in this scenario [including missiles with cluster munition warheads], adversarial capabilities with regards to munitions,” he explained. “The results, or the findings, personally, were somewhat laughable.”
“We would run a scenario, not necessarily the Middle East, but we’d run a general scenario, and the outcomes would be, well, we need 48 Patriot battalions, as an example. And then that’s a hypothetical number, but it was a very large number,” Shank said. “And, so, when you think through this, at the time, I think the U.S. Army had 14 Patriot battalions. And this was a 2030-2035 scenario, which we’re a lot closer to today, and we have 16 Patriot battalions. And so even if you factored in – which we were not during that modeling and simulation period, or exercise – but even if you factored in our allies and partners, I’m not sure we have 48 Patriot battalions on planet earth.”
The PATRIOT Missile in Action
TWZ has written on several occasions in the past about the strains on the U.S. Army’s Patriot force, which is inadequate to meet current demands. This is reflective of broader air and missile defense capacity limitations across the U.S. military, despite efforts in recent years to change that paradigm. This has been highlighted again in the course of the current conflict with Iran, and would be an even bigger issue should a high-end fight, such as one in the Pacific against China, erupt.
As an aside to all this, Shank pointed to the importance of so-called “left-of-launch” operations to neutralize threats before they are even launched.
“Within the U.S. Army, we had four ‘pillars’ within integrated air and missile defense. It’s attack operations. It’s active air defense, passive air defense, and command and control,” he noted. “And so the attack operations piece is that left of launch piece. And I would also tie today some of our offensive cyber capabilities as part of attack operations.”
“Again, if we can prevent an adversary from launching or from getting to the launch pad,” he added. “So, whether it’s a supply chain disruption, whether it’s a special operations force with eyes on a target forward on a battlefield, or what we possess now [with] some of our surface-to-surface precision munitions, that can influence and defeat those capabilities before they launch.”
In recent years, the Army and other elements of the U.S. military have also pointed to the value of a similar breadth of left-of-launch activities for disrupting and defeating drone attacks, as you can read more about here.
It should be stressed here that, at least from what has been observed so far, Iran has been using ballistic missiles with cluster munition warheads primarily as terror weapons against population centers in Israel. The high-altitude releases have certainly helped those weapons get around terminal defenses like David’s Sling, but have also limited their ability to focus their effects on specific points on the ground. For vengeance attacks that also wear down the supply of mid-course interceptors, this is likely deemed adequate, and even less accurate cluster attacks still put military target under threat.
However, Iran’s demonstration of how this tactic can strain on an opponent’s layered defenses does have serious implications beyond the current conflict and the Middle East. Independent reports have previously highlighted the vulnerability of key U.S. air bases, especially in the Pacific, to attacks by cluster munition-laden ballistic missiles. Aircraft parked in the open and thin-skinned fuel storage sites are at particular risk from such strikes. This ties into a separate and increasingly heated debate about the value of investing in new hardened infrastructure, which TWZ continues to follow closely.
Those assessments are based on lower-altitude releases where submissions can be more focused on particular target areas. However, high-altitude releases could still be focused, at least to a general degree, on saturating very large area targets, including sprawling established air bases. As an example, the two main runways at the U.S. Air Force’s highly strategic Andersen Air Force Base on Guam, are roughly two miles long. They have taxiways and numerous open parking aprons attached to them. There are many other sprawling facilities on the island, too.
For an adversary like China, a barrage of missiles designed to scatter submunitions across larger areas could be relevant in striking a target like Andersen, or anything similarly large. Those weapons could also be used to help overwhelm defenses, eat up valuable interceptors, and otherwise sow chaos as part of layered strikes that also include more precise missiles, as well as drones. Even dispersing submunitions at lower altitudes to achieve better accuracy, but still relatively high within a system like Patriot’s interception envelope, would give a much smaller window to destroy the missile than compared to a traditional unitary warhead. In a future high-end fight in the Pacific, Chinese forces could also choose to employ this capability to attack large population centers, especially in Japan and elsewhere in the First Island Chain, similar to Iran’s attacks against Israel now.
The development of precision-guided submunitions capable of being released via ballistic missile would further change the equation. In 2024, the Guangdong Aerodynamic Research Academy (GARA) in China notably put forward a tangential concept for a hypersonic boost-glide vehicle carrying different kinds of scatterable payloads, including miniature missiles and drones. Ballistic missiles often also reach hypersonic speeds, generally defined as anything above Mach 5, in the terminal phase of flight, and any submunitions they release have to be able to withstand similar stresses.
There is no doubt that China, in particular, has been keenly watching the outcomes of Iranian missile and drone attacks on Israel, as well as other countries in the region. Israel’s integrated air and missile defense network has long been touted as the best in the world. The Gulf Arab states have also spent billions of dollars over the past decade or so to bolster their capabilities and overall capacity in the past decade or so with this exact scenario top of mind. The U.S. military’s higher-end ballistic missile defense posture in the Pacific remains relatively limited, and focused largely on very particular regions, despite years now of efforts to dramatically expand that architecture.
Iran’s ability to launch retaliatory attacks has been significantly degraded over the past five weeks, but it has been able to keep up a persistent tempo regardless. China has a broader array of far more capable ballistic missiles, as well as other stand-off strike weapons, that it would bring to bear en masse in any future high-end fight in the Pacific.
Other countries, such as Russia or North Korea, could look to capitalize on what Iran has demonstrated with its cluster munition missile attack, as well. There has been a burst in the development and proliferation of ballistic missiles, in general, including to non-state actors, globally, in recent years.
If anything, application of these tactics by Iran help make the case for the Trump administration’s highly ambitious and expensive Golden Dome missile defense network, which will put a much higher-focus on mid-course intercept. This includes stationing interceptors in space.
Overall, while Iran has been using high-altitude releases of submunitions from ballistic missiles to help ensure it can continue executing succes attacks on Israel, it is a tactic that could have significant implications in other contexts in conflicts well beyond the Middle East.
Contact the author: howard@thewarzone.com
Don’t look now but Cleveland High in Reseda is surging in high school baseball with a nine-game winning streak, going from 1-8 to 10-8 on the season. The Cavaliers are surprisingly tied for first place in the West Valley League with 4-1 El Camino Real going into a series next week.
“We’re playing a lot better and it has has to do with things we weren’t sharp at, pitching, playing defense and productive offense,” coach Peter Gunny said.
All-City player Joshua Pearlstein has been contributing with his hitting and pitching. Sophomore pitcher Xander Guiley owns a win over Birmingham and the Patriots’ ace pitcher Carlos Acuna. Sierra Canyon transfer Shiloh Wickliffe has played in only four games but has already shown potential as a hitter. Ezra Preis has come through with some big hits. Freshman Elliot Schoenwald is the starting center fielder and also a relief pitcher.
Can Cleveland keep it up?
“The kids are playing well,” Gunny said. “They deserve it.”
This is a daily look at the positive happenings in high school sports. To submit any news, please email eric.sondheimer@latimes.com.
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Companies whose stock prices have historically shown high correlation to movement in interest rates recently saw an all-time high as odds of rate hikes may seem more plausible for investors than rate cuts.
Although it has lagged in the past
1 of 2 | Shoppers crowd the cooking oil section at an E-Mart store in Seoul as daily necessities are sold at half price during the 2026 Landers Shopping Festa. Photo by Asia Today
April 1 (Asia Today) — Large crowds gathered at discount stores across Seoul on Tuesday as consumers rushed to take advantage of steep price cuts, highlighting growing pressure from persistent inflation.
At an E-Mart store in Seoul’s Yongsan district, shoppers lined up before opening, with many heading straight to discounted meat and fresh produce sections as doors opened.
“Prices are so high these days. If not for chances like this, when else would I buy?” said a woman in her 60s, who said she arrived 30 minutes early to secure discounted items.
E-Mart launched its largest discount event of the first half of the year, running through April 12, offering up to 50% discounts on groceries and household essentials. The campaign involves affiliates across Shinsegae Group, including department stores, online platforms and shopping malls.
Fresh food items drew the biggest crowds. Pork belly and pork shoulder were sold at 1,490 won ($1.10) per 100 grams with membership discounts, while whole watermelons were priced at 11,900 won (about $8.80) for the day. Discounted Korean beef also attracted heavy demand, with some shoppers buying multiple packages.
Store employees said traffic during promotional events can be more than triple normal levels, as customers stock up on essentials.
In contrast, snack aisles were relatively quiet, reflecting a shift in consumer behavior toward necessities such as eggs, cooking oil and other basic goods. Analysts say prolonged inflation has led households to prioritize essential spending over discretionary purchases.
The retailer said it prepared its largest-ever promotion focused on everyday items, including discounts on detergents, diapers, batteries and processed foods when purchased in bulk. A special promotion also offers select products for 1,000 won (about $0.70).
The event, first launched in 2021, has grown rapidly, surpassing 1.3 trillion won (about $960 million) in sales last year. Shinsegae Group aims to expand it into a major national shopping festival comparable to global events such as Black Friday in the United States and Singles’ Day in China.
Company officials said this year’s extended promotion period and expanded product lineup are expected to drive record sales.
The surge in turnout underscores how rising prices are reshaping consumer behavior, with discount events becoming key opportunities for households to manage everyday expenses.
— Reported by Asia Today; translated by UPI
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Original Korean report: https://www.asiatoday.co.kr/kn/view.php?key=20260401010000280
BASEBALL
CITY SECTION
Cleveland 6, South Gate 1
Collins Family 13, Alliance Ouchi 6
Gardena 11, King/Drew 5
Palisades 2, San Fernando 1
SOUTHERN SECTION
Arcadia 5, El Dorado 4
Bethel Christian 1, Norton Science 0
Calabasas 9, Stockton Lincoln 2
Canyon Country Canyon 18, de Toledo 0
Cathedral 1, St. Monica 0
Cerritos Valley Christian 6, Schurr 2
Chadwick 25, Army-Navy 1
Citrus Hill 8, Indio 2
Cornerstone Christian 10, California Lutheran 0
Corona Centennial 6, Aquinas 3
Cypress 7, Damien 2
Desert Mirage 13, Packinghouse Christian 2
Downey Calvary Chapel 11, Southlands Christian 4
Duarte 4, Sierra Vista 3
Foothill Tech 8, Channel Islands 1
Ganesha 4, Garden Grove Pacifica 1
Glendora 13, Portola 4
Jurupa Valley 16, Adelanto 5
Kaiser 5, Temescal Canyon 4
Linfield Christian 8, Anaheim Canyon 6
Littlerock 4, Vasquez 4
Magnolia 7, Los Amigos 1
Montclair 8, Baldwin Park 5
Newbury Park 10, Thousand Oaks 9
Norco 10, Riverside King 0
Northwood 2, Chico 1
Paraclete 3, Castaic 2
Rancho Christian 11, Hemet 0
Rancho Mirage 11, Xavier Prep 1
San Jacinto Valley Academy 5, Temecula Prep 4
San Marino 5, Montebello 0
Santa Ana Foothill 7, Charter Oak 3
Santa Barbara 5, Eastvale Roosevelt 4
Santa Fe 7, Orange 1
Santa Margarita 1, Mayer Dei 0
Savanna 13, Garden Grove Santiago 0
Servite 5, JSerra 4
Shadow Hills 6, Palm Springs 3
Shalhevet 12, Valley Torah 0
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 7, Corona Santiago 4
St. Paul 10, Irvine 1
Temecula Valley 3, Yorba Linda 0
Tustin 5, Woodbridge 1
West Covina 10, Edgewood 3
Westlake 11, Oaks Christian 5
Westminster 11, Godinez 2
Whitney 4, St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 3
INTERSECTIONAL
Alhambra 2, Berkeley St. Mary’s 0
Bell 9, Escondido 1
Brentwood 16, Crawford 1
Calabasas 9, Stockton Lincoln 2
Campbell Hall 9, Arleta 1
Castle Park 6, Verdugo Hills 5
Chatsworth 11, Golden Valley 8
Chula Vista Mater Dei 15, LA Roosevelt 4
Concord De La Salle 6, Bishop Amat 0
Corona 12, Chicago Mt. Carmel 2
Fallbrook 13, South Pasadena 3
La Palma Kennedy 15, El Cajon Valley 2
Las Vegas Southeast Career Tech 3, Sun Valley Poly 1
Legacy 13, San Francisco Washington 1
Loyalton 13, Portola 2
Moorpark 5, Oceanside 0
Mountain Ridge 1, Villa Park 0
Palo Verde Valley 4, North Hollywood 3
Phoenix Brophy College Prep 14, Arrowhead Christian 13
Ramona 3, Calexico 2
Santa Maria 10, San Luis Obispo Classical Academy 0
South Hills 4, Poway 1
Tucson Salpointe Catholic 10, St. Bernard 0
Whitney 4, St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 3
Wilmington Banning 6, Durango 1
Windward 10, Kearny 0
SOFTBALL
SOUTHERN SECTION
Baldwin Park 21, Gabrielino 9
Calabasas 13, Channel Islands 8
Cornerstone Christian 12, California Lutheran 8
Long Beach Poly 21, Long Beach Cabrillo 1
Los Amigos 10, Santa Ana Valley 0
Mayfair 7, Norwalk 3
Millikan 17, Long Beach Jordan 0
Newbury Park 12, Oxnard Pacifica 7
Rancho Cucamonga 10, Temescal Canyon 4
Redondo Union 4, El Segundo 3
Shadow Hills 12, Palm Springs 0
Sierra Vista 2, Duarte 0
St. Paul 8, La Serna 4
Temecula Prep 13, San Jacinto Valley Academy 0
Western Christian 12, Claremont 11
Wiseburn-Da Vinci 10, Bishop Montgomery 7
Yorba Linda 16, Placentia Valencia 0
INTERSECTIONAL
Alhambra 15, Rancho Cotate
Atascadero 8, Corcoran 7
Chico 8, Durham 5
Lompoc 5, Mission College Prep 4
Santa Maria St. Joseph 11, Arroyo Grande 1
This picturesque seaside town is just a short train journey from London (Image: Getty Images)
A charming coastal town, just a short train ride from London, offers an idyllic day out, adorned with colourful beach huts and an independent high street.
The seaside town of Whitstable in Kent is perhaps one of the best ways to make the most of the warmer weather, with its sprawling beach, thriving harbour and high street brimming with independent businesses. Nestled between Herne Bay and Seasalter, the Kentish town is just over an hour’s train journey from London, making it a favourite among those who want to escape the smoke for a break by the picturesque coast.
The shingle beach is at the heart of this town, with its picturesque pastel-hued beach huts lining the promenade for a quintessential British seaside. While it may lack the pier or rides you might find at other seaside towns, its stretches of golden beach have previously earned it the recognition of the ‘best of the traditional British seaside’ by Beach Guide, thanks to its ‘quirkiness and charm’.
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It’s a place where families can spend hours playing along the shore, taking a refreshing dip in the seawaters, or simply walking along its stretching promenade, admiring the colourful beach huts. If you fancy a pint in the sun, there’s the famed Old Neptune pub, with outdoor seating offering views across the coast, and where fishermen take in their daily catch.
Whitstable also has a bustling harbour and is renowned for its oysters. Its heritage of seafood dates back to around 80AD, when the Romans reportedly sent oysters back to Rome because they loved them so much, and the town built a thriving industry based on mollusc business that remains in place today.
A trip to Whitstable wouldn’t be complete without sampling its famed oysters with the acclaimed Whitstable Oyster Company and Wheelers Oyster Bar, providing the perfect spot. But with an array of restaurants nestled around the town, you’ll never be far from fresh seafood, and the town even holds its very own Whitstable Rocks Oyster Festival to celebrate its historic connection.
Away from oysters, the town, which has been dubbed the ‘jewel of the Kent coast’, is also known for its thriving high street. Whitstable has hundreds of independent businesses, from vintage shops and art galleries to cafés, bakeries, hardware stores, and family-run eateries, with just a few chain stores surviving.
A stroll along Harbour Street and the High Street will reveal shopfronts bursting with character, including George’s Whitstable, an authentic Aladdin’s cave that has been a fixture for around 50 years. Some of its other notable highlights include the elegant jewellery shop Pearl Shop, the independent toy shop Buttercup, and Harbour Books.
Whether you’re looking to spend time on the beach, browse around the extensive selection of independent shops or simply stroll around the charming town, a day trip to this ‘oyster paradise’ is well worth it. And with a direct train from London Victoria to Whitstable taking just over an hour, it couldn’t be easier to experience the seaside charm along the Kent coast.
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A look at The Times’ top 25 high school baseball rankings for the Southland after the sixth week of the season:
Rk. School (Rec.); Comment; ranking last week
1. ORANGE LUTHERAN (7-1): Gary Morse had 16-strikeout performance; 4
2. ST. JOHN BOSCO (9-2): Three-game series with Orange Lutheran this week; 1
3. NORCO (10-1): Three-game series with King; 5
4. CORONA (9-1): Two home runs from Anthony Murphy; 3
5. SHERMAN OAKS NOTRE DAME (12-1): 12-game winning streak ends; 2
6. HARVARD-WESTLAKE (10-4): Two home runs in North Carolina for Jake Kim; 6
7. HUNTINGTON BEACH (8-2-1): Dane Cunningham is hitting .458; 7
8. LA MIRADA (11-3): Three-game sweep of Gahr; 17
9. SIERRA CANYON (12-3): 5-2 record in Mission League 9
10. ROYAL (11-1): Dustin Dunwoody is 5-0 with 50 strikeouts in 27 2/3 innings and 0.00 ERA; 10
11. AQUINAS (6-2): 13 hits in eight games for Johnny Tena; 11
12. BISHOP ALEMANY (9-4): Warriors finally at full strength; 13
13. AYALA (10-1): Big series with Bonita this week; 18
14. CYPRESS (9-3): 2-0 start in tough Crestview League; 16
15. OAKS CHRISTIAN (10-3): Dane Disney, Carson Sheffer eah have 18 hits; 14
16. SOUTH HILLS (12-2): Took two of three from San Dimas; 15
17. SERVITE (9-4): Took two of three games from Santa Margarita; 24
18. SANTA MARGARITA (12-4): Three-game series with Mater Dei; 12
19. THOUSAND OAKS (12-1): Jake Ange hit two grand slams vs. Calabasas; 20
20. NEWPORT HARBOR (12-2): Big Sunset League series vs. Los Alamitos; 21
21. GANESHA (8-0): Wins over Foothill, Mission Viejo; NR
22. SOUTH TORRANCE (11-1): Headed to San Diego for tournament; 22
23 CORONA SANTIAGO (10-5): Put up strong fight vs. Corona; 25
24. EL DORADO (8-6): Hosting National Classic this week 19
25. GAHR (5-7): Tough schedule taking toll; 8
It’s an hour before Monroe High’s baseball team takes infield practice. In the dugout dressed in his uniform, Miguel Gonzalez has his scissors out giving a free haircut to a teammate.
“Ten out of 10,” infielder Alexander Hernandez said when describing Gonzalez’s barber skills.
His pitching skills aren’t bad either. He struck out 12 in six innings in his season debut. He’s 5-0 with a 0.69 ERA. He’s a four-year varsity player for the surprising Vikings, who are 13-1 to start this season under second-year coach Eddie Alcantar.
The fact that Gonzalez is still playing might come as the biggest surprise if you knew all the responsibilities he faces as an 18-year-old.
Alcantar was getting worried last January when Gonzalez didn’t show up for winter workouts.
“I have a rule if you don’t show up for practice, you don’t play,” Alcantar said.
They finally met and Gonzalez revealed he’s been too busy working as a barber. And then came the big news: He’s going to become a father in July.
The Monroe High baseball team is off to an 13-1 start.
(Eric Sondheimer / Los Angeles Times)
It’s a delicate balancing act between work, school, baseball and the seriousness of being a parent as a teenager.
“I’ve been able to figure scheduling little by little,” Gonzalez said. “I do sleep. Maybe five hours.”
Gonzalez said he worked seven days a week as a barber during the summer. He’s been saving for his future while also making sure he did not have to ask his parents for money. He works weekends and sometimes has to leave practice after an hour for work.
As far as baseball, he added a slider this season, picked up some velocity and tries to throw three pitches for strikes.
Against Eagle Rock, he struck out 10 and gave up two hits in a 3-1 win. Against Arleta, he struck out 10 in six innings during a 6-1 victory with one walk. Against Westchester, he got two outs — both strikeouts — in a 3-1 win. Against Vaughn, he gave up two hits in six innings of a 2-0 victory..
Monroe, which used to be a City Section powerhouse in the 1970s when Denny Holt was head coach, also has received a strong season from junior Luis Martinez, who has 21 hits and is batting .500.
Pitcher Miguel Gonzalez has helped Monroe to an 13-1 start with a 5-0 record and 0.69 ERA.
(Eric Sondheimer / Los Angeles Times)
He said his parents have been supportive: “They have told me it’s a really big responsibility.”
After high school, he plans to go to an occupational school to learn more about being a barber. He’d love to continue playing baseball, but that will depend on his development and his priorities. So far, his balancing act is keeping him levelheaded and determined.
He’s been working since he was 5 when he helped his father in landscaping. He switched to cutting hair and loves it. His clients swear by him.
“He’s a good kid,” Alcantar said.
BASEBALL
CITY SECTION
Palisades 2, North Hollywood 1
South Gate 5, Sun Valley Poly 4
SOUTHERN SECTION
Alta Loma 5, Schurr 3
Anaheim Canyon 6, Segerstrom 4
Beaumont 13, San Jacinto Valley Academy 3
Bethel Christian 15, United Christian Academy 1
Brea Olinda 8, Tustin 2
Buena Park 5, Savanna 3
Cajon 9, Granite Hills 5
Claremont 13, Littlerock 2
Compton 12, Compton Centennial 3
Covina 9, San Marino 6
El Segundo 13, Palos Verdes 4
Ganesha 13, Santa Ana Foothill 3
Golden Valley 9, Lancaster 8
Hesperia 8, Miller 7
Katella 6, Canyon Springs 3
La Serna 5, Alhambra 2
Linfield Christian 10, Woodbridge 0
Long Beach Cabrillo 17, Hawthorne 1
Montclair 2, Vista del Lago 0
Moorpark 16, Foothill Tech 11
Oxford Academy 7, Century 6
Rancho Mirage 1, Indian Springs 0
Rancho Verde 9, Riverside Poly 5
San Dimas 13, Irvine 2
Santa Monica Pacifica Christian 14, HMSA 11
Sonora 7, Long Beach Wilson 6
St. Paul 5, El Modena 3
Troy 5, Hacienda Heights Wilson 2
Valley View 16, Carter 10
Whittier Christian 9, Estancia 3
INTERSECTIONAL
Dominguez 13, King/Drew 2
Downers Grove 11, Santa Ana Calvary Chapel
Downtown Magnets 12, Long Beach Jordan 5
Inglewood 10, Stella 0
Layton 5, Schurr 4
Kentucky Trinity 5, St. John Bosco 0
Murrieta Valley 10, Galena 7
Orange Lutheran 7, Florida Venice 6
Santa Barbara 14, Douglas 6
Santa Monica Pacifica Christian 16, Collins Family 1
St. Bernard 7, San Diego University City 5
Tonopah 23, Lone Pine 8
SOFTBALL
CITY SECTION
San Fernando 5, LA Roosevelt 3
San Pedro 11, Legacy 1
Sun Valley Poly 8, LA Roosevelt 2
SOUTHERN SECTION
Alemany 9, Canyon Country Canyon 1
Burbank Burroughs 2, Rosary Academy 1
California 16, Whittier Christian 13
California 7, San Clemente 1
Camarillo 4, Chaminade 3
Camarillo 18, Rio Mesa 0
Capistrano Valley 9, Beckman 3
Chino Hills 15, Chino 3
Corona 10, Ridgecrest Burroughs 0
Crean Lutheran 11, Avalon 2
Crean Lutheran 13, Avalon 2
Edison 7, Crescenta Valley 5
Edison 2, Vasquez 1
Irvine 7, Long Beach Wilson 5
JSerra 2, Capistrano Valley 1
Leuzinger 11, Hawthorne 0
Marina 2, Los Alamitos 1
Mater Dei 10, Redondo Union 0
Mira Costa 9, Newport Harbor 3
Palos Verdes 2, Los Altos 1
Paraclete 11, Saugus 1
Rancho Mirage 14, Cathedral City 6
Rosary Academy 7, Fountain Valley 2
San Clemente 7, Whittier Christian 2
Simi Valley 7, West Ranch 1
Simi Valley 5, St. Bonaventure 5
St. Genevieve 7, Sacred Heart of Jesus 4
St. Paul 6, Warren 2
St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy d. Hoover, forfeit
Thousand Oaks 8, Rio Mesa 0
United Christian Academy 13, Bethel Christian 5
Vasquez 4, Woodbridge 0
Warren 5, La Serna 0
Westlake 4, St. Bonaventure 2
Westlake 0, Chaminade 0
Westlake 4, St. Bonaventure 2
West Ranch 10, Thousand Oaks 4
West Torrance 6, Hart 0
INTERSECTIONAL
Alemany 11, Arleta 1
Arleta 10, Canyon Country Canyon 8
Downey 6, Legacy 0
Downey 10, San Pedro 0
Granada Hills 8, La Serna 5
Muir 8, San Fernando 4
Muir 12, Sun Valley Poly 3
San Luis Obispo 7, Torres 6
St. Paul 8, Granada Hills 4
Friday’s Results
BASEBALL
SOUTHERN SECTION
AAE 14, Silver Valley 0
Alhambra 4, Bell Gardens 1
Arcadia 5, Pasadena 0
Arlington 6, Heritage 2
Ayala 9, Glendora 2
Baldwin Park 6, Duarte 5
Banning 9, Desert Hot Springs 0
Bishop Amat 3, St. Bernard 0
Buena 9, Ventura 7
Buena Park 5, Segerstrom 4
Burbank Burroughs 6, Muir 2
Camarillo 4, Moorpark 2
Cantwell-Sacred Heart 10, Bosco Tech 0
Canyon Springs 17, Perris 0
Capistrano Valley 5, El Toro 4
Castaic 2, Golden Valley 1
Cerritos 5, Artesia 1
Citrus Hill 2, Lakeside 0
Compton 3, Long Beach Jordan 2
Cornerstone Christian 11, Packinghouse Christian 0
Corona 8, Corona Santiago 3
Costa Mesa 7, Laguna Hills 1
Crespi 3, Hart 1
Cypress 5, Santa Ana Foothill 3
Desert Christian Academy 8, San Jacinto Leadership 2
Diamond Bar 6, Garey 0
Downey 5, Claremont 1
Downey Calvary Chapel 15, Fairmont Prep 1
Edgewood 15, Bassett 0
El Segundo 21, South Torrance 2
Estancia 8, Westminster La Quinta 0
Firebaugh 8, Lynwood 3
Fountain Valley 1, Corona Del Mar 0
Fullerton 7, Ocean View 4
Garden Grove 11, Westminster 4
Garden Grove Santiago 15, Santa Ana Valley 12
Glenn 14, Whitney 0
Grace 12, Cate 3
Great Oak 7, Vista Murrieta 7
Hesperia 10, Serrano 3
Hillcrest 3, Orange Vista 2
La Habra 5, El Dorado 4
Lakewood 3, Long Beach Wilson 2
La Mirada 5, Gahr 3
La Salle 4, Gardena Serra 0
Los Alamitos 2, Marina 0
Los Amigos 2, Western 1
Lucerne Valley 14, Victor Valley Christian 3
Malibu 9, Nordhoff 0
Maranatha 12, Heritage Christian 0
Millikan 7, Long Beach Poly 0
Mira Costa 6, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 2
Monrovia 4, La Canada 1
Montebello 10, Mark Keppel 0
Murrieta Mesa 15, Murrieta Valley 2
Newbury Park 7, Oaks Christian 6
Newport Harbor 2, Edison 1
Nogales 17, Azusa 5
Norco 10, Bonita 0
Oak Hills 16, Apple Valley 7
Orange 13, Saddleback 1
Oxnard 5, Santa Barbara 3
Palm Springs 20, Glendale 0
Paloma Valley 7, Liberty 2
Palos Verdes 6, West Torrance 1
Paraclete 12, St, Anthony 2
Paramount 14, Dominguez 0
Pasadena Marshall 14, Mountain View 4
Placentia Valencia 14, Godinez 0
Pomona 15, La Puente 5
Rancho Christian 11, Valley View 4
Rancho Verde 12, Hemet 2
Redlands East Valley 8, Kaiser 1
Redondo Union 3, Torrance 2
Ridgecrest Burroughs 13, Sultana 8
Rim of the World 5, Excelsior Charter 3
Rio Mesa 2, Oxnard Pacifica 0
Riverside Poly 9, Moreno Valley 2
Rosemead 27, El Monte 0
Rowland 7, Montclair 2
Royal 17, Oak Park 0
San Juan Hills 3, Mission Viejo 1
San Marcos 6, Dos Pueblos 3
Santa Monica Pacifica Christian 8, Animo Leadership 0
Santa Paula 12, Channel Islands 1
Servite 5, Santa Margarita 4
Shalhevet 16, Valley Torah 3
South El Monte 3, Gabrielino 1
South Pasadena 4, West Covina 3
St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 11, Verbum Dei 1
Sunny Hills 4, Troy 3
Temecula Valley 8, Chaparral 3
Tesoro 3, Aliso Niguel 3
Thousand Oaks 16, Calabasas 4
Trabuco Hills 11, San Clemente 4
Valencia 15, Saugus 3
Valley Christian 12, Village Christian 1
Westlake 2, Agoura 1
West Ranch 7, Canyon Country Canyon 5
Whittier 8, Pioneer 4
Yorba Linda 14, Esperanza 5
INTERSECTIONAL
Capistrano Valley Christian 14, Layton 9
Douglas 6, Citrus Valley 5
Garfield 4, La Serna 3
Grand Terrace 6, Douglas 4
Orange Lutheran 2, Casteel 1
Sierra Canyon 10, Granada Hills 2
St. John Bosco 11, Trinity Classical Academy 6
Viewpoint 10, Monroe 0
Wilsonville 2, Katella 1
SOFTBALL
SOUTHERN SECTION
Bolsa Grande 15, Westminster La Quinta 8
Cathedral City 25, Desert Mirage 7
Colony 1, Ontario 0
Dos Pueblos 8, San Marcos 0
Edgewood 16, Bassett 0
El Monte 10, Rosemead 0
Estancia 2, Saddleback 0
Garden Grove Santiago 10, Los Amigos 9
Mira Costa 10, Peninsula 6
Nogales 19, Baldwin Park 7
Orange Lutheran 11, Mater Dei 1
Paloma Valley 22, Moreno Valley 2
Rancho Alamitos 6, Orange 1
San Marino 19, Immaculate Heart 0
Santa Ana 8, Godinez 0
Santa Margarita 1, JSerra 0
Segerstrom 6, Placentia Valencia 0
South Torrance 15, Bishop Montgomery 1
Ventura 8, Buena 7
Villa Park 12, Don Lugo 2
Vista del Lago 25, Perris 6
A look at the top 20 high school softball teams in the Southland; as ranked by CalHiSports.com for The Times.
Rk. School; Record; Last ranking
1. Murrieta Mesa; 16-0; 1
2. Fullerton; 11-1; 4
3. Norco; 9-2; 3
4. JSerra 14-2; 2
5. La Mirada 12-2; 6
6. Oaks Christian; 12-1; 5
7. Orange Lutheran 5-3; 7
8. Etiwanda; 14-1; 11
9. Riverside King; 10-2; 20
10. Chino Hills; 13-4; NR
11. Chaminade; 10-1; NR
12. Sherman Oaks Notre Dame; 11-3; 8
13. El Modena; 7-4; 19
14. La Habra; 12-3; 18
15. Temescal Canyon; 8-4; 12
16. Long Beach Poly; 5-0; 16
17. Los Altos; 7-5; NR
18. Garden Grove Pacifica; 10-5; 9
19. Westlake; 10-2; NR
20. Anaheim Canyon; 8-4,10
Thursday’s Results
BASEBALL
CITY SECTION
Central City Value 14, Rise Kohyang 3
Chatsworth 6, Taft 3
Downtown Magnets 14, Collins Family 4
Granada Hills 4, El Camino Real 3
Harbor Teacher 2, Fremont 1
LA University 10, Palisades 2
Maywood CES 23, Elizabeth 0
Port of LA 7, King/Drew 0
South East 6, Legacy 4
South Gate 6, LA Roosevelt 0
Sun Valley Magnet 16, Valley Oaks CES 0
Sun Valley Poly 4, San Fernando 2
Sylmar 13, North Hollywood 3
Torres 13, Maywood Academy 0
Verdugo Hills 15, Granada Hills Kennedy 1
Westchester 8, LA Hamilton 7
SOUTHERN SECTION
Adelanto 5, Victor Valley 4
Alta Loma 10, Colony 5
Anza Hamilton 6, Bethel Christian 2
Barstow 3, Silverado 2
Beverly Hills 12, Lawndale 2
Burbank Providence 10, de Toledo 0
Chino 7, Ontario 6
Chino Hills 6, Bonita 4
Classical Academy 3, Fallbrook 2
Diamond Ranch 4, Montclair 1
Don Lugo 10, Chaffey 6
Fontana 10, Colton 0
Great Oak 10, Vista Murrieta 9
Hawthorne 14, Comtpon Centennial 3
Heritage Christian 5, Maranatha 4
Irvine University3, Sage Hill 2
Laguna Beach 19, St. Margaret’s 2
Loara 10, Anaheim 1
Murrieta Mesa 17, Murrieta Valley 5
Norte Vista 3, West Valley 1
Nuview Bridge 16, California Military 0
Oaks Christian 11, Newbury Park 2
Oakwood 6, Milken 2
Orange Lutheran 3, Trinity Classical Academy 2
Portola 7, Northwood 4
Redlands 14, Carter 3
Rio Hondo Prep 10, Webb 1
Rio Mesa 9, Foothill Tech 0
Riverside Prep 3, Rialto 2
Rosamond 12, Frazier Mountain 2
San Dimas 4, South Hills 1
San Jacinto Valley Christian 22, SJDLCS 0
Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 2, Tustin 0
Shalhevet 6, Environmental Charter 1
Southlands Christian 11, Legacy College Prep 1
St. Bonaventure 21, Thacher 4
St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 8, Glendale 1
Temecula Valley 5, Chaparral 0
Thousand Oaks 7, Calabasas 5
United Christian Academy 20, California Lutheran 4
Valley Christian 9, Village Christian 4
Vasquez 6, Desert Christian 2
Westlake 9, Agoura 4
Whittier Christian 18, Whittier 1
INTERSECTIONAL
Animo Leadership 12, Compton Early College 7
Casteel 3, St. John Bosco 2
Central Catholic 6, Highland 1
Ida B. Wells 6, Grand Terrace 5
Jesuit 4, Aquinas 3
Layton 6, Northview 5
Quartz Hill 12, Brighton 7
Sacramento Grant 7, La Palma Kennedy 6
Sacramento Grant 7, Eastvale Roosevelt 5
Venice 12, Harvard-Westlake 0
SOFTBALL
CITY SECTION
Arleta 3, LA Marshall 0
Carson 10, San Pedro 0
El Camino Real 16, LA University 3
Garfield 14, Huntington Park 1
Jefferson 16, Diego Rivera 15
LACES 26, Fairfax 2
LA Hamilton 13, Palisades 9
Legacy 9, South East 2
Mendez 22, Belmont 15
Northridge Academy 19, East Valley 2
Panorama 22, Grant 21
Port of LA 19, Locke 2
Rancho Dominguez 16, Gardena 3
SOCES 25, Vaughn 6
Venice 21, Westchester 0
Wilmington Banning 22, Narbonne 0
SOUTHERN SECTION
Arcadia 16, Burbank 0
Alhambra 12, Montebello 2
Aliso Niguel 7, Mission Viejo 1
Anza Hamilton 6, Bethel Christian 2
Bonita 14, Rancho Cucamonga 2
Burbank Burroughs 18, Pasadena 0
California Military 13, Nuview Bridge 3
Camarillo 8, Moorpark 4
Canyon Country Canyon 18, Golden Valley 4
Capistrano Valley 10, Tesoro 7
Chaminade 15, Louisville 2
Chino 12, Ontario 1
Claremont 6, Ontario Christian 4
Colton 12, Citrus Hill 1
Costa Mesa 16, Downey Calvary Chapel 5
Crean Lutheran 30, Troy 7
Diamond Ranch 12, Montclair 8
Don Lugo 12, Chaffey 2
Downey 7, Gahr 6
Etiwanda 11, Corona Centennial 4
Fillmore 14, Hueneme 2
Garden Grove Pacifica 2, Cypress 1
Great Oak 11, Murrieta Valley 7
Hacienda Heights Wilson 7, Southlands Christian 4
Huntington Beach 6, El Modena 2
Irvine 4, Woodbridge 3
La Habra 11, Anaheim Canyon 9
Lakewood 12, Compton 0
Lakewood St. Joseph 6, Bishop Amat 3
La Salle 10, Cantwell-Sacred Heart 0
Lawndale 15, Beverly Hills 11
Lennox Academy 26, Glenn 24
Los Alamitos 10, Edison 3
Los Altos 8, San Dimas 1
Maranatha 12, Mayfield 1
Marina 12, Corona del Mar 0
Mark Keppel 13, San Gabriel 1
Millikan 9, Long Beach Wilson 9
Murrieta Mesa 15, Chaparral 0
Newbury Park 14, Calabasas 0
Newport Harbor 10, Fountain Valley 6
Northwood 10, Irvine University 1
Norwalk 11, Bellflower 1
Paraclete 5, Tehachapi 5
Paramount 18, Lynwood 0
Ramona Convent 25, St. Anthony 0
Rio Hondo Prep 2, Flintridge Sacred Heart 1
Riverside Prep 11, Oak Hills 6
Rosamond 23, Frazier Mountain 13
Rosary Academy 19, Portola 0
San Juan Hills 2, El Toro 1
Santa Ana Foothill 10, Sunny Hills 5
Santa Monica 20, Leuzinger 3
Santa Paula 16, Channel Islands 1
Saugus 5, Hart 1
Schurr 10, Bell Gardens 0
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 10, Sierra Canyon 0
Silverado 9, Barstow 2
Sonora 5, El Dorado 3
South Hills 12, Colony 1
St. Bernard 28, St. Mary’s Academy 27
St. Bonaventure 11, Santa Clara 3
St. Paul 12, Bishop Montgomery 1
Temescal Canyon 8, San Jacinto 0
Trabuco Hills 12, Beckman 6
Valley Christian 11, Village Christian 0
Valley View 8, Citrus Valley 1
Victor Valley 7, Adelanto 4
Westlake 4, Thousand Oaks 3
West Ranch 16, Valencia 6
West Valley 15, Tahquitz 5
Yorba Linda 7, Brea Olinda 6
INTERSECTIONAL
Castaic 13, Cleveland 5
Environmental Charter 39, HMSA 20
San Dieguito Academy 14, Fallbrook 0
San Marino 19, Dymally 0
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL, SOFTBALL SCORES
Tuesday’s Results
BASEBALL
CITY SECTION
El Camino Real 8, Birmingham 3
SOUTHERN SECTION
AAE 19, Victor Valley Christian 5
Adelanto 11, Silverado 3
Alhambra 8, Bell Gardens 0
Aliso Niguel 7, Tesoro 4
Arcadia 10, Pasadena 0
Alta Loma 6, Colony 5
Beverly Hills 5, Lawndale 4
Buena 4, Ventura 0
Burbank Burroughs 6, Muir 0
Cajon 7, Riverside Prep 3
Calabasas 10, Thousand Oaks 9
Capistrano Valley 14, El Toro 8
Capistrano Valley Christian 6, Western Christian 4
Cathedral 1, Bishop Montgomery 0
Cerritos 7, Artesia 0
Charter Oak 13, Walnut 5
Chino 5, Montclair 4
Chino Hills 12, La Serna 3
CIMSA 12, Silver Valley 5
Claremont 12, Rowland 0
Colton 5, Fontana 2
Culver City 11, Inglewood 3
Damien 8, La Habra 3
Desert Christian 6, Vasquez 1
Desert Hot Springs 5, Banning 4
Diamond Bar 7, Knight 0
Don Lugo 11, Diamond Ranch 1
Downey Calvary Chapel 7, Fairmont Prep 6
El Modena 3, Villa Park 0
Elsinore 9, Temescal Canyon 1
Environmental Charter 17, Compton Early College 7
Fallbrook 8, Rancho Buena Vista 5
Firebaugh 6, Lynwood 5
Fountain Valley 1, Corona del Mar 0
Fullerton 7, Ocean View 5
Glenn 4, Whitney 3
Grace 14, Cate 2
Granite Hills 6, Victor Valley 1
Hawthorne 3, Compton Centennial 2
Irvine 3, Woodbridge 2
Laguna Beach 17, St. Margaret’s 2
Laguna Hills 3, Costa Mesa 1
La Mirada 5, Gahr 1
La Salle 15, Gardena Serra 0
La Sierra 11, West Valley 2
Los Alamitos 4, Marina 0
Los Altos 13, West Covina 2
Los Amigos 15, Santa Ana Valley 9
Magnolia 8, Graden Grove Santiago 4
Maranatha 14, Heritage Christian 2
Mary Star of the Sea 23, St. Genevieve 11
Montebello 13, Mark Keppel 0
Murrieta Valley 6, Murrieta Mesa 5
Newport Harbor 9, Edison 0
Norte Vista 22, Bethel Christian 1
Norwalk 7, Mayfair 4
Nuview Bridge 20, California Military Institute 0
Oaks Christian 5, Newbury Park 2
Oakwood 15, Milken 10
Ontario 5, Chaffey 0
Orange 7, Anaheim 5
Oxnard 3, Santa Barbara 1
Oxnard Pacifica 9, Rio Mesa 2
PACS 14, Faith Baptist 3
Paraclete 13, St. Anthony 1
Paramount 9, Dominguez 6
Riverside North 5, Vista del Lago 1
Rosamond 2, California City 1
Royal 8, Foothill Tech 1
Sage Hill 1, Irvine University 0
San Juan Hills 3, Mission Viejo 2
San Marino 4, Monrovia 1
Santa Monica 10, Leuzinger 1
Savanna 7, Loara 5
Schurr 10, San Gabriel 0
Segerstrom 8, Buena Park 6
Shalhevet 7, Animo leadership 0
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 10, Crespi 0
Sierra Canyon 8, Chaminade 2
South Hills 4, San Dimas 0
St. Bernard 5, Bishop Amat 4
St. Bonaventure 8, Thacher 3
St. Francis 6, Alemany 4
St. Monica 21, Pasadena Marshall 3
St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 19, Verbum Dei 0
Tahquitz 3, San Jacinto 1
Temecula Prep 16, United Christian Academy 4
Temecula Valley 13, Chaparral 0
Trabuco Hills 8, San Clemente 1
Tustin 11, Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 6
Village Christian 13, Valley Christian 11
Vista Murrieta 4, Great Oak 2
Warren 2, Bellflower 0
Westlake 2, Agoura 1
Westminster La Quinta 7, Century 2
Whittier Christian 11, St. Paul 3
YULA 8, Santa Monica Pacifica Christian 7
INTERSECTIONAL
Anza Hamilton 17, Bonsall 7
Bishop Union 11, Frazier Mountain 0
Boron 17, Desert 1
Carson 4, Ramona 3
Eastvale Roosevelt 3, Nevada McQueen 1
Esperanza 14, Arkansas Prairie Grove 4
Grand Terrace 6, Nevada McQueen 0
Immanuel Christian 21, Trona 9
Missouri Lincoln 13, Grand Terrace 1
Northview 10, Spanish Springs 4
Oregon Lakeridge 5, La Palma Kennedy 4
Oregon West Linn 3, Citrus Valley 2
Quartz Hill 15, Oregon Bend 2
SOFTBALL
CITY SECTION
CALS Early College 0, East College Prep 0
Central City Value 40, Discovery 11
SOUTHERN SECTION
Alemany 4, Vasquez 0
Aliso Niguel 11, Redondo Union 4
Anaheim Canyon 7, Segerstrom 1
Ayala 5, Bonita 0
Banning 8, Desert Hot Springs 3
Barstow 14, Ridgecrest Burroughs 7
Beaumont 6, Rancho Cucamonga 2
Bell Gardens 14, San Gabriel 3
Bethel Christian 26, Norte Vista 4
California City 15, Rosamond 3
California Military 21, Nuview Bridge 2
Cantwell-Sacred Heart 9, St. Monica 4
Cerritos 11, El Rancho 4
Channel Islands 15, Carpinteria 4
Chino 11, Montclair 0
Chino Hills 12, Temescal Canyon 5
CIMSA 19, Silver Valley 4
Claremont 6, Northview 4
Cornerstone Christian 14, Packinghouse Christian 8
Corona Santiago 8, Colony 5
Covina 4, Buena Park 3
Cypress 8, El Modena 2
Don Lugo 3, Diamond Ranch 2
Downey 10, Corona 2
Edison 9, Corona del Mar 0
El Dorado 3, Yorba Linda 0
El Toro 2, Tesoro 1
Esperanza 21, Troy 2
Fillmore 5, Santa Paula 4
Hart 11, Golden Valley 1
Hawthorne 15, Compton Centennial 0
Hueneme 11, Nordhoff 5
Huntington Beach 17, Fountain Valley 0
La Habra 9, Garden Grove Pacifica 4
Lakewood 15, Long Beach Cabrillo 1
La Palma Kennedy 2, Gahr 0
La Salle 11, Flintridge Sacred Heart 3
Lawndale 30, Beverly Hills 20
Lennox Academy 14, HMSA 3
Long Beach Poly 15, Long Beach Wilson 5
Los Alamitos 10, Newport Harbor 0
Los Altos 12, Alta Loma 0
Maranatha 15, Duarte 5
Mary Star of the Sea 21, St. Anthony 5
Mira Costa 7, South Torrance 2
Mission Viejo 5, Sunny Hills 3
Montebello 10, Mark Keppel 9
Monrovia 4, San Marino 3
Murrieta Mesa 7, Great Oak 0
Murrieta Valley 13, Temecula Valley 2
Oak Park 16, Royal 12
Oaks Christian 9, Newbury Park 3
Ontario 11, Chaffey 1
Placentia Valencia 8, Tustin 4
Ramona Convent 10, Bishop Conaty-Loreto 0
Rio Hondo Prep 12, Mayfield 8
Rio Mesa 14, Oxnard Pacifica 0
Rosary Academy 7, Irvine University 6
Sacred Heart of Jesus 12, St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 1
Santa Ana Foothill 6, Crean Lutheran 1
Santa Clara 4, Foothill Tech 2
Santa Monica 8, Leuzinger 4
Saugus 11, West Ranch 8
Schurr 11, Alhambra 1
Serrano 14, Riverside Notre Dame 4
Sierra Canyon 4, Chaminade 3
Silverado 22, Adelanto 3
Simi Valley 8, Camarillo 2
St. Genevieve 18, St. Bernard 3
St. Paul 14, Bishop Montgomery 2
Temecula Prep 16, Santa Rosa Academy 7
Thousand Oaks 30, Calabasas 0
Valencia 8, Castaic 6
Ventura 12, Buena 7
Victor Valley 8, Granite Hills 4
Westlake 1, Agoura 0
Westminster 15 Long Beach Jordan 5
Whittier Christian 16, Village Christian 5
Wiseburn-Da Vinci 22, Downey Calvary Chapel 1
INTERSECTIONAL
Boron 16, Desert 1
Canyon Country Canyon 15, Arleta 5
Compton Early College 23, Environmental Charter 19
Immanuel Christian 12, Trona 10
Jesuit 5, Trabuco Hills 4
Santa Margarita 1, Jesuit 0
Monday’s Results
BASEBALL
CITY SECTION
Angelou 14, Diego Rivera 0
Chavez 7, Grant 2
Cleveland 6, Chatsworth 2
Community Charter 21, Bert Corona 11
Eagle Rock 20, Contreras 0
Garfield 10, Huntington Park 0
King/Drew 4, Fremont 1
LA Hamilton 12, Westchester 2
Marquez 15, Maywood Academy 3
Maywood CES 5, Sotomayor 1
Mendez 7, RFK Community 1
North Hollywood 7, San Fernando 0
Northridge Academy 16, Reseda 6
Palisades 13, LA University 3
Port of LA 15, Dorsey 1
Santee 12, Los Angeles 2
SOCES 10, Arleta 0
Sun Valley Magnet 14, Lakeview Charter 3
Sylmar 6, Granada Hills Kennedy 4
Torres 20, Elizabeth 0
Verdugo Hills 2, Sun Valley Poly 0
SOUTHERN SECTION
Alta Loma 3, Colony 0
Arroyo 14, El Monte 0
Calvary Baptist 20, Packinghouse Christian 0
Canyon Country Canyon 11, Oak Park 3
Corona Santiago 6, Corona 2
Culver City 6, North Torrance 2
Downey 8, Santa Fe 6
Etiwanda 19, Los Osos 5
Garey 2, Sierra Vista 1
Indian Springs 3, San Jacinto 1
Knight 12, Golden Valley 6
La Quinta 12, Xavier Prep 2
Lennox Academy 21, HMSA 6
Linfield Christian 5, Ontario Christian 2
Long Beach Poly 10, St. Anthony 2
Loyola 12, Paramount 2
Moreno Valley 2, Long Beach Wilson 0
Ocean View 9, Sonora 6
Orange County Pacifica Christian 26, Horizon Christian 0
Oxnard 6, Grace 1
Palm Desert 5, Palm Springs 1
Paraclete 20, Trinity Classical Academy 6
Riverside North 9, Vista del Lago 8
Rosemead 3, Gabrielino 1
Shadow Hills 6, Rancho Mirage 5
Sherman Indian 18, California Military Institute 8
South Hills 4, San Dimas 1
South Pasadena 4, Alhambra 2
St. Bonaventure 10, Channel Islands 0
INTERSECTIONAL
California 12, Nevada Spanish Springs 6
Highland 5, Oregon Canby 5
Oregon Central Catholic 8, Quartz Hill 3
Oregon Lincoln 13, South Gate 0
Summit 4, Oregon West Linn 2
SOFTBALL
CITY SECTION
Animo Robinson 23, Stella 9
Bernstein 25, Mendez 24
Chatsworth 8, Eagle Rock 0
East Valley 28, Grant 9
Harbor Teacher 17, Dorsey 3
Jefferson 25, Santee 15
King/Drew 23, Locke 7
LACES 10, Westchester 2
Lakeview Charter 18, Bert Corona 1
LA Roosevelt 11, South Gate 9
LA University 28, Fairfax 0
Legacy 13, South East 0
Lincoln 17, Bell 2
Middle College 34, AHSA 17
Orthopaedic 16, Torres 4
Port of LA 15, Fremont 0
RFK Community 21, Belmont 9
San Pedro 4, Garfield 3
SOCES 17, VAAS 0
Triumph Charter 26, Valor Academy 5
Van Nuys 23, Franklin 8
Venice 20, Palisades 0
SOUTHERN SECTION
AAE 10, ACE 9
Anza Hamilton 8, United Christian Academy 7
Aquinas 7, Upland 6
Arroyo 7, El Monte 3
Azusa 5, Sierra Vista 3
Beckman 11, Irvine 0
Bishop Conaty-Loreto 14, Immaculate Heart 4
Burbank Burroughs 12, Vasquez 2
California Military Institute 27, Sherman Indian 13
Calvary Baptist 27, Packinghouse Christian 2
Capistrano Valley Christian 15, Ocean View 10
Chaparral 3, Elsinore 1
Corona Centennial 5, Edison 3
Gabrielino 10, Rosemead 9
Hacienda Heights Wilson 8, Bell Gardens 7
JSerra 8, West Torrance 0
La Salle 8, Rio Hondo Prep 1
Los Altos 1, San Juan Hills 0
Mayfair 4, Garden Grove 3
North Torrance 7, Hart 2
Ontario Christian 13, Linfield Christian 3
San Jacinto 11, Lakeside 7
Shadow Hills 10, Rancho Mirage 1
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 5, La Canada 2
South El Monte 25, Mountain View 0
South Pasadena 10, Duarte 8
Temecula Valley 15, Temecula Prep 0
Valley Christian 7, Heritage Christian 3
Westminster La Quinta 15, Samueli Academy 5
INTERSECTIONAL
Animo Watts 29, Animo Leadership 28
Beaumont 9, Oregon Marist 0
El Camino Real 10, Peninsula 0
Lynwood 6, Rancho Dominguez 4
Marquez 13, Firebaugh 0
Mira Costa 10, Wilmington Banning 9
Oak Park 11, Granada Hills Kennedy 1
A look at The Times’ top 25 high school baseball rankings for the Southland after the fifth week of the season:
Rk. School (Rec.); Comment; ranking last week
1. ST. JOHN BOSCO (7-0): Five shutouts in seven games; 1
2. SHERMAN OAKS NOTRE DAME (10-0): Big week for Malayke Matsumoto; 4
3. CORONA (7-0): Anthony Murphy hits for cycle, then comes close again; 2
4. ORANGE LUTHERAN (3-1): Headed to North Carolina for National Invitational; 3
5. NORCO (7-1): Three-game series with King this week; 5
6. HARVARD-WESTLAKE (8-3): Bishop Alemany exposes pitching issues; 6
7. HUNTINGTON BEACH (7-2-1): 6-0 start in Sunset League; 8
8. GAHR (5-4-1): Three-game series with La Mirada; 7
9. SIERRA CANYON (9-3): Brayden Goldstein has become a top hitter; 9
10. ROYAL (9-1): Sixteen-strikeout performance from Dustin Dunwoody vs. Simi Valley; 10
11. AQUINAS (6-0): Three-game sweep of Arrowhead Christian; 11
12. SANTA MARGARITA (9-2): Freshman Cooper Holland provides lift after losing Brody Schumaker to injury; 12
13. BISHOP ALEMANY (8-3): Warriors about to get stronger by adding Mikey Martinez on Friday; NR
14. OAKS CHRISTIAN (8-2): Opens Marmonte League vs. Newbury Park; 15
15. SOUTH HILLS (10-1): Big series vs. San Dimas this week; 16
16. CYPRESS (8-3): League showdown this week with Foothill; 17
17. LA MIRADA (8-2): Kaden Corns is 3-0 with 2.17 ERA; 18
18. AYALA (8-1): Three-game series with Glendora; 19
19. EL DORADO (8-5): Xavi Cadena has four home runs; 14
20. THOUSAND OAKS (10-0): Three-game series vs. Calabasas; 21
21. NEWPORT HARBOR (9-2): Took two of three from Corona del Mar; 22
22. SOUTH TORRANCE (10-0): Two-game series with El Segundo this week; 24
23. FOOTHILL (9-3): Pitching has been outstanding; NR
24. SERVITE (7-3): Three-game series with Santa Margarita this week; NR
25. CORONA SANTIAGO (9-2): Striker Pence is contributing with his arm and bat; NR
Friday’s Results
BASEBALL
CITY SECTION
Arleta 4, VAAS 2
Bell 17, Huntington Park 1
Carson 6, Wilmington Banning 4
Cleveland 3, Taft 2
Eagle Rock 6, Sotomayor 0
El Camino Real 6, Chatsworth 3
Hollywood 22, Contreras 3
LA Wilson 14, Roybal 2
Jefferson 14, Diego Rivera 3
LACES 6, Fairfax 2
Monroe 14, Van Nuys 2
Palisades 13, LA Hamilton 2
San Pedro 4, Narbonne 3
SOCES 18, Panorama 2
South Gate 17, South East 2
Triumph Charter 12, CALS Early College 1
Vaughn 11, Grant 1
SOUTHERN SECTION
AAE 14, Lucerne Valley 4
Alemany 10, Harvard-Westlake 4
Anaheim 2, Saddleback 0
Anaheim Canyon 5, Crean Lutheran 4
Apple Valley 3, Ridgecrest Burroughs 2
Arcadia 10, Hoover 0
Ayala 6, Chino Hills 1
Bassett 5, La Puente 4
Beaumont 6, La Quinta 0
Big Bear 13, Loma Linda Academy 7
Bishop Amat 7, St. Paul 0
Buena 16, Oxnard 6
Camarillo 8, Oak Park 3
Cantwell-Sacred Heart 5, St. Monica 1
Castaic 4, West Ranch 3
Chadwick 4, Rio Hondo Prep 2
CIMSA 23, Victor Valley Christian 4
Corona del Mar 8, Newport Harbor 1
Corona Santiago 9, Eastvale Roosevelt 1
Costa Mesa 4, Bonita 2
Crescenta Valley 3, Pasadena 1
Dana Hills 6, Capistrano Valley 1
Dos Pueblos 6, Oxnard Pacifica 3
El Dorado 4, Villa Park 2
El Modena 3, Brea Olinda 2
Estancia 6, Savanna 5
Fillmore 8, Carpinteria 6
Ganesha 4, Edgewood 1
Great Oak 8, San Clemente 2
Hart 15, Valencia 14
Hawthorne 6, HMSA 3
Hemet 12, Perris 1
Heritage Christian 13, Village Christian 3
Hesperia 19, Sultana 10
Hesperia Christian 14, Bethel Christian 6
Highland 4, Quartz Hill 2
Hillcrest 19, Lakeside 1
Hueneme 9, Santa Paula 5
Huntington Beach 13, Marina 1
Irvine 11, Irvine University 5
Kaiser 7, Northview 4
Katella 12, Buena Park 5
Knight 13, Antelope Valley 0
La Canada 6, San Marino 0
Laguna Beach 2, Sage Hill 1
Laguna Hills 7, Ocean View 4
Lancaster 15, Palmdale 4
Loara 3, Century 2
Liberty 8, Heritage 1
Long Beach Jordan 11, Rolling Hills Prep 8
Long Beach Poly 2, Lakewood 1
Long Beach Wilson 1, Millikan 0
Los Alamitos 6, Edison 5
Loyola 5, St. Francis 4
Magnolia 10, Santa Ana Valley 5
Maranatha 6, Whittier Christian 3
Mark Keppel 4, Bell Gardens 1
Mary Star of the Sea 31, Verbum Dei 0
Mission Viejo 7, Capistrano Valley Christian 0
Monrovia 5, South Pasadena 3
Montebello 12, Oxford Academy 0
Norco 7, Corona Centennial 4
Norwalk 4, Firebaugh 0
Nuview Bridge 11, San Jacinto Leadership 1
Oak Hills 11, Serrano 7
Orange 17, Balsa Grande 11
Paramount 18, Lynwood 1
Patriot 7, Jurupa Valley 6
Pioneer Valley 10, Bishop Diego 0
Placentia Valencia 8, Santa Ana 4
Pomona 15, Workman 5
Ramona 10, Rubidoux 0
Rancho Christian 6 Citrus Hill 4
Rancho Verde 12, Vista del Lago 0
Redondo Union 6, Mira Costa 2
Riverside North 11, Canyon Springs 6
Riverside Poly 1, Arlington 0
Rosemead 11, Pioneer 5
Royal 6, Simi Valley 2
Salesian 14, SAt. Genevieve 4
San Bernardino 19, Pacific 11
Santa Barbara 4, Rio Mesa 3
Santa Monica Pacifica Christian 11, Southlands Christian 9
Santa Ynez 15, Malibu 9
Saugus 10, Canyon Country Canyon 3
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 5, Chaminade 4
Sierra Canton 19, Crespi 2
Silver Valley 19, ACE 18
South Torrance 9, North Torrance 2
St. Anthony 1, Bosco Tech 0
St. Bonaventure 12, Grace 4
St. John Bosco 13, JSerra 0
St. Margaret’s 6, Portola 2
Tesoro 3, Murrieta Valley 0
Valley View 6, Orange Vista 0
Ventura 3, San Marcos 2
Warren 6, Downey 5
Western 14, Garden Grove Santiago 13
Westminster 15, Whitney 6
Woodbridge 7, Northwood 1
INTERSECTIONAL
Fullerton 12, Idaho Owyhee 2
Marquez 4, Mountain View 2
SOFTBALL
CITY SECTION
Animo Leadership 23, Alliance Ouchi 18
Chatsworth 5, Chavez 1
Cleveland 13, SOCES 3
Fremont 14, Diego Rivera 4
Harbor Teacher 11, LA Roosevelt 2
Marquez 11, Eagle Rock 3
Monroe 31, Canoga Park 30
Sylmar 9, Van Nuys 2
Taft 11, Northridge Academy 5
SOUTHERN SECTION
ACE 21, Silver Valley 0
Anaheim 12, Loara 1
Apple Valley 5, Quartz Hill 1
Aquinas 10, Carter 4
Arbor View 11, Sultana 0
Ayala 8, Diamond Bar 0
Azusa 6, Baldwin Park 4
Big Bear 18, Lucerne Valley 0
Bishop Montgomery 5, Rosary Academy 4
Canyon Springs 7, West Valley 1
Cathedral City 10, Palm Springs 0
Colony 10, Don Lugo 6
Coronado 7, Lakewood 6
Costa Mesa 17, Samueli Academy 6
Dana Hills 13, Northwood 3
Dos Pueblos 12, Oxnard Pacifica 2
Duarte 10, Gahr 0
Heritage Christian 14, Village Christian 3
Hesperia 18, Granite Hills 17
Hesperia Christian 20, Bethel Christian 8
Jurupa Valley 7, Patriot 6
La Canada 15, Muir 11
La Puente 13, Bassett 1
Mission Bay 10, Mayfield 0
Monrovia 25, Blair 1
Norte Vista 20, La Sierra 9
Northview 2, Los Osos 2
Oceanside 9, Santa Ana Foothill 6
Orange 10, Western 0
Ramona 16, Rubidoux 0
Rancho Christian 17, Sherman Indian 7
Rancho Cucamonga 12, Ontario Christian 7
Redlands East Valley 14, Heritage 2
Riverside King 10, Corona 1
Riverside Poly 10, Santa Margarita 0
San Bernardino 32, Pacific 4
San Clemente 6, Spanish Springs 2
San Dimas 10, South El Monte 6
San Marcos 6, Ventura 4
Sierra Canyon 12, Shadow Ridge 2
Sierra Vista 11, Nogales 9
South Pasadena 8, San Marino 7
Valley View 4, Riverside North 1
INTERSECTIONAL
Bakersfield Frontier 4, Paraclete 2
Carson 15, Galena 0
Carson 9, Louisville 2
Eastside 2, Bakersfield Ridgeview 0
Eastside 9, Chavez 5
Flintridge Scared Heart 12, La Jolla Country Day 0
Louisville 3, Nevada Foothill 3
Mission Viejo 6, Nevada Douglas 5
Paraclete 8, Tulare Union 4
Santa Margarita 6, Nevada Reed 0
Trabuco Hills 18, Galena 4
Utah Lehi 3, Mission Viejo 0
Thursday’s Results
BASEBALL
CITY SECTION
North Hollywood 5, Granada Hills Kennedy 3
Sun Valley Poly 11, Sylmar 9
Verdugo Hills 5, San Fernando 3
WISH Academy 11, Washington Prep 5
SOUTHERN SECTION
Adelanto 6, Granite Hills 4
Alhambra 10, Schurr 2
Animo Leadership 6, Compton Early College 3
Arroyo 14, Glendale 0
Banning 9, Yucca Valley 8
Beverly Hills 13, Lennox Academy 3
Bloomington 10, Carter 0
Buckley 7, Santa Monica Pacifica Christian 6
Campbell Hall 6, Brentwood 1
Chaparral 8, Citrus Valley 3
Charter Oak 3, El Rancho 2
Chino 7, Don Lugo 1
Compton Centennial 7, Lawndale 5
Covina 9, Pasadena Marshall 8
Diamond Ranch 5, Chaffey 4
Eisenhower 2, Colton 1
Environmental Charter 13, Ambassador 6
Etiwanda 2, Santa Ana Foothill 0
Gabrielino 23, Southlands Christian 4
Garden Grove 14, Rancho Alamitos 1
Glendora 14, Western Christian 3
Grace 29, Santa Clara 2
Grand Terrace 12, Arroyo Valley 0
Heritage Christian 12, Village Christian 1
La Mirada 7, Aliso Niguel 1
La Quinta 11, Rancho Mirage 0
Leuzinger 4, Culver City 3
Maranatha 12, Whittier Christian 4
Milken 4, Burbank Providence 1
Montebello 18, San Gabriel 0
Newbury Park 7, Buena 1
Norwalk 8, Sante Fe 3
Ontario 6, Montclair 3
Orange County Pacifica Christian 7, Laguna Beach 4
Palm Springs 17, Xavier Prep 4
Palo Verde 8, Bellflower 7
Redlands 15, Hesperia Christian 0
Redlands East Valley 18, Silverado 1
Rolling Hills Prep 13, HMSA 4
Rowland 3, Diamond Bar 1
San Juan Hills 11, Riverside Prep 10
Santa Clarita Christian 4, Desert Christian 0
Santa Monica 8, Calabasas 4
Santa Rosa Academy 9, San Jacinto Valley Academy 8
Shadow Hills 5, Palm Desert 3
South Hills 11, Los Altos 3
Summit 5, Rialto 1
Temecula Prep 14, SJDLCS 1
Temecula Valley 11, Trabuco Hills 0
Temescal Canyon 5, San Dimas 3
Trinity Classical Academy 7, Castaic 3
Twentynine Palms 4, AAE 2
Victory Valley 4, Barstow 3
Webb 16 La Puente 2
West Torrance 9, New Roads 0
West Valley 14, San Jacinto 4
INTERSECTIONAL
Borrego Springs 12, Anza Hamilton 0
Colorado Legend 10, La Habra 5
Eagle Rock 19, CALS Early College 1
Fullerton 14, Colorado Mullen 4
Gahr 7, Utah American Fork 1
Inglewood 16, Dorsey 1
St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 7, Port of LA 4
WISH Academy 11, Washington Prep 5
SOFTBALL
CITY SECTION
Animo Robinson 24, Animo Watts 14
Bell 11, Huntington Park 6
Bernstein 25, Contreras 12
Central City Value 18, Vaughn 14
Dorsey 21, Dymally 0
East Valley 20, Panorama 4
Garfield 6, LA Roosevelt 2
Hollywood 18, Belmont 5
Mendez 20, Roybal 8
SOCES 15, Northridge Academy 4
Triumph Charter 19, Bert Corona 1
Westchester 15, Narbonne 13
SOUTHERN SECTION
Alhambra 16, Mark Keppel 0
Aliso Niguel 4, El Toro 1
Alta Loma 6, Citrus Valley 2
Arrowhead Christian 19, Woodcrest Christian 2
Barstow 4, Victor valley 2
Beaumont 7, Rancho Verde 1
Bonita 20, Claremont 6
California 5, Sante Fe 4
Cantwell-Sacred Heart 5, Bishop Conaty-Loretto 2
Castaic 13, Golden Valley 4
Chadwick 22, Westridge 1
Chaffey 9, Diamond Ranch 0
Chaminade 7, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 6
Coastal Academy 9, Mayfield 0
Crescenta Valley 23, Hoover 0
Cypress 3, Segerstrom 0
Desert Christian Academy 11, California Military Institute 10
Don Lugo 3, Chino 2
Eastside 11, Littlerock 4
El Cajon Christian 8, Trabuco Hills 2
El Dorado 10, Mayfair 0
El Modena 9, La Habra 6
El Rancho 15, Arroyo 5
Fillmore 15, Channel Islands 4
Firebaugh 19, Hawthorne 13
Fontana 11, Bethel Christian 2
Foothill Tech 12, Bishop Diego 0
Fullerton 6, Los Altos 1
Garden Grove Pacifica 4, Anaheim Canyon 1
Gahr 10, Cerritos 0
Garden Grove 11, Westminster 1
Granite Hills 12, Adelanto 4
Hemet 16, United Christian Academy 5
Hesperia Christian 17, Immanuel Christian 2
Highland 2, Quartz Hill 1
Indio 18, Lakeside 1
Indio 14, Temecula Prep 1
Irvine University 9, San Marino 8
Jurupa Hills 16, San Gorgonio 0
Kaiser 14, Grand Terrace 5
Knight 14, Antelope Valley 1
Lakeside 7, San Jacinto 6
La Mirada 5, Valley Christian 0
La Quinta 10, Rancho Mirage 0
La Salle 13, Mary Star of the Sea 2
La Serna 16, Whittier 4
Lennox Academy 14, Compton Early College 8
Leuzinger 9, Culver City 6
Liberty 10, Linfield Christian 4
Los Alamitos 6, Huntington Beach 5
Marina 6, Edison 0
Millikan 9, Lakewood 0
Mira Costa 9, Bishop Montgomery 8
Mission Viejo 2, El Cajon Christian 1
Moorpark 14, Royal 2
Moreno Valley 9, Vista del Lago 6
Muir 18, Glendale 3
Murrieta Valley 15, Chaparral 5
Newport Harbor 7, Corona del Mar 4
North Torrance 6, Santa Monica 1
Northwood 8, Irvine 0
Oak Park 5, Camarillo 4
Ontario 5, Montclair 0
Oxnard 5, Buena 1
Paloma Valley 15, Tahquitz 2
Palos Verdes 4, El Segundo 0
Paraclete 9, Lakewood St. Joseph 4
Pasadena 19, Immaculate Heart 8
Pasadena Poly 10, Flintridge Prep 0
Rialto 18, Eisenhower 8
Ridgecrest Burroughs 31, Silver Valley 1
Riverside Notre Dame 6, United Christian Academy 0
Riverside Poly 2, Shadow Ridge 0
San Jacinto 15, Temecula Prep 1
San Juan Hills 8, Tesoro 5
Santa Ana Foothill 17, Esperanza 0
Santa Paula 18, Nordhoff 1
Saugus 3, Valencia 2
Schurr 25, San Gabriel 0
Shadow Hills 21, Palm Desert 14
Shadow Ridge 8, Louisville 4
Simi Valley 5, Newbury Park 4
St. Bernard d. San Gabriel Mission, forfeit
St. Bonaventure 20, Del Sol 0
St. Monica 16, St. Anthony 2
St. Paul 10, Bishop Amat 0
St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 18, Gardena Serra 5
Summit 20, Arroyo Valley 0
Temecula Valley 4, Great Oak 2
Viewpoint 10, Brentwood 0
Warren 9, La Palma Kennedy 1
West Covina 9, Southlands Christian 8
Western Christian 16, San Dimas 15
West Ranch 13, Canyon Country Canyon 4
Whittier Christian 3, Maranatha 1
Windward 11, Archer 8
Yucaipa 5, Rancho Cucamonga 3
Yucca Valley 19, Banning 9
INTERSECTIONAL
Anza Hamilton 10, Borrego Springs 0
Eagle Rock 6, Alemany 4
Harvard-Westlake 6, El Camino Real 3
Nevada Bishop Gorman 5, Mission Viejo 1
Nevada Spanish Springs 7, Carson 4
Rio Hondo Prep 3, San Diego 2
Riverside Poly 9, Nevada Reed 0
San Fernando 4, Tri-City Christian 3
Sierra Canyon 17, Nevada Douglas 0
Sierra Canyon 3, Nevada Reed 2
Sun Valley Magnet 7, Lakeview Charter 6
Thousand Oaks 9, Granada Hills 4
Torrance 7, Legacy 2
Trabuco Hills 4, Nevada Bishop Gorman 4
Utah Lehi 10, Carson 5
FOR the first time ever, renewing a British passport is set to cost more than £100.
That makes it one of the most expensive in the world – so if you want to avoid the rising costs, here’s how you can do it.
From April 8, 2026, the fee to renew a passport online for adults will rise from £94.50 to £102.
The standard fee for children will see a £5 increase, from £61.50 to £66.50.
Postal applications will go up from £107 to £115.50 for adults and £74 to £80 for kids.
The charge for a next-day premium service made from within the UK will rise from £222 to £239.50.
The Home Office said that the price increase is to “move towards a system that meets its costs through those who use it, reducing reliance on funding from general taxation.”.
If you need to update your passport, but don’t want to pay the increased fees, there are a few ways to avoid them.
First of all, apply before April 8, 2026 so your renewal will cost the current rate of £94.50.
Second, don’t apply for a renewal by post as this will increase the fee by £13.50.
And if you’re trying to avoid high costs, apply with ample time and don’t opt for next-day premium service as this hikes up the price by over £100 compared to online renewal.
The Home Office say that the fees “contribute to the cost of processing passport applications, consular support overseas, including for lost or stolen passports, and the cost of processing British citizens at UK borders.”
It also added that last year 99.7 per cent of applications last year that needed no further information were processed in under three weeks.
Those who still have a burgundy passport need to check the expiry date on their passports, as Brits are still being caught out.
You’ll need to have the passport renewed exactly six months before the expiry date to make sure you can still travel.
For example, if your passport was issued in June 2016, but your expiry date says September 2026, that expiry is incorrect.
Instead, your passport will expire 10 years past the start date – making the real expiry June 2026.
If travelling to the EU, your passport must be less than 10 years old.
It must also be valid for at least three months after the day you plan to return home.
For more on passport rules – here’s everything you need to know for travelling in 2026.
And check this new rule that was enforced in February 2026 affecting dual national citizens.
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL, SOFTBALL SCORES
Wednesday’s Results
BASEBALL
CITY SECTION
Arleta 7, VAAS 1
Bell 12, Huntington Park 0
Birmingham 9, Chatsworth 3
Bravo 18, King/Drew 0
Canoga Park 7, AMIT 5
Carson 3, San Pedro 1
Cleveland 10, Granada Hills 4
El Camino Real 5, Taft 0
Fremont 13, Stella 0
Fulton 17, Panorama 6
Garfield 6, LA Roosevelt 1
Monroe 11, Van Nuys 1
Northridge Academy 10, East Valley 0
Palisades 12, LA Hamilton 2 (5 innings)
SOCES 13, Reseda 0
South Gate 4, South East 2
Vaughn 13, Grant 0
Venice 10, Westchester 0 (5 innings)
Wilmington Banning 4, Narbonne 3
SOUTHERN SECTION
Alta Loma 8, Rancho Cucamonga 4
Aquinas 7, Arrowhead Christian 2
Ayala 7, Northview 1
Baldwin Park 7, Garey 2
Beaumont 6, Riverside Notre Dame 1
Bishop Diego 18, Del Sol 1
Bloomington Christian 18, Joshua Springs Christian 6
Brea Olinda 5, Anaheim Canyon 2
Canyon Springs 5, Riverside North 4
Carpinteria 4, Fillmore 1
Century 11, Godinez 1
Cerritos 7, Garden Grove 1
Chaparral 16, Cornerstone Christian 2
Claremont 2, Walnut 1
Colony 13, Chaffey 3
Corona 8, Riverside King 3
Corona Santiago 9, Eastvale Roosevelt 4
Crean Lutheran 15, Esperanza 9
El Modena 7, Katella 3
El Segundo 8, St. Bernard 1
El Toro 8, Sunny Hills 0
Foothill Tech 19, Cate 1
Fountain Valley 7, Capistrano Valley 2
Harvard-Westlake 17, Alemany 0
Hemet 21, Perris 1
Hesperia 17, Apple Valley 7
Highland 6, Quartz Hill 2
Hillcrest 16, Lakeside 0
Huntington Beach 5, Marina 3
Indian Springs 14, Pacific 4
Indio 20, Desert Hot Springs 2
Knight 14, Antelope Valley 0
Laguna Beach 7, Sage Hill 1
La Canada 7, South Pasadena 6
Lakewood 19, Long Beach Cabrillo 4
La Mirada 7, Riverside Prep 0
Littlerock 15, Eastside 1
Loma Linda Academy 16, Redlands Adventist Academy 5
Long Beach Wilson 12, Compton 0
Los Alamitos 7, Edison 6
Loyola 11, St. Francis 0
Miller 11, San Bernardino 0
Millikan 10, Long Beach Jordan 0
Mira Costa 19, West Torrance 2
Newport Harbor 4, Corona del Mar 2
New Roads 24, Shalhevet 1
Norco 12, Corona Centennial 4
Nordhoff 1, Channel Islands 0
North Torrance 6, Peninsula 4
Oak Park 5, Malibu 1
Orange Lutheran 8, Damien 5
Palmdale 8, Lancaster 7
Paloma Valley 7, Moreno Valley 5
Palos Verdes 7, Torrance 3
Patriot 9, La Sierra 2
Portola 13, St. Margaret’s 1
Ramona 23, Jurupa Valley 3
Rancho Christian 13, Citrus Hill 0
Rancho Verde 14, Vista del Lago 0
Ridgecrest Burroughs 7, Oak Hills 6
Riverside Poly 8, Arlington 5
Royal 12, Camarillo 0
Rubidoux 6, Norte Vista 2
Salesian 8, Flintridge Prep 5
San Clemente 7, El Dorado 3
Santa Fe 8, El Rancho 7
Santa Paula 8, Hueneme 1
Saugus 11, Canyon Country Canyon 4
Serrano 4, Sultana 3
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 11, Chaminade 0
Sierra Canyon 14, Crespi 3
Sierra Vista 4, Azusa 3
Simi Valley 6, Moorpark 5
St. John Bosco 5, JSerra 1
Temecula Valley 15, Capistrano Valley Christian 4
United Christian Academy 20, California Military Institute 7
University Prep 5, Vasquez 1
Valencia 10, Hart 10
Valley View 11, Orange Vista 2
Vista Murrieta 10, Chino Hills 1
Warren 5, Downey 3
West Ranch 8, Castaic 5
Whittier 3, California 2
Windward 4, Culver City 3
Yorba Linda 5, San Juan Hills 4
Yucaipa 9, San Dimas 5
INTERSECTIONAL
Bakersfield Liberty 16, Heritage 2
Santa Margarita 15, Brother Rice (MI) 3
SOFTBALL
CITY SECTION
Animo Venice 14, Middle College 3
Bravo 13, Arleta 0
LAAAE 24, Animo Watts 6
LA Hamilton 18, Hollywood 2
Monroe 22, Fulton 13
Orthopaedic 17, Fremont 5
Paramount 7, Marquez 0
Sun Valley Poly 14, Cleveland 2
Sylmar 19, Canoga Park 0
Van Nuys 7, Reseda 6
Verdugo Hills 17, North Hollywood 4
SOUTHERN SECTION
Anaheim 7, Garden Grove Santiago 6
Aquinas 10, Arrowhead Christian 0
Arbor View 8, Sierra Canyon 1
Ayala 15, Walnut 2
Bonita 2, Diamond Bar 0
Canyon Springs 16, Vista del Lago 10
Colony 2, Covina 2
Costa Mesa 17, Orange 10
Crean Lutheran 11, Laguna Hills 1
Duarte 21, Nogales 9
Eastside 17, Golden Valley 14
Edgewood 12, West Covina 10
El Monte 21, Workman 13
El Toro 5, Woodbridge 3
Etiwanda 8, Crescenta Valley 4
Garey 14, Baldwin Park 4
Hesperia 16, Fontana 4
Lakewood St. Joseph 6, Norwalk 0
Magnolia 18, Estancia 7
Mater Dei 8, Villa Park 6
Miller 9, San Bernardino 2
Newbury Park 2, Oak Park 1
Norte Vista 17, Rubidoux 4
Oaks Christian 6, Rio Mesa 1
Ontario Christian 8, University Prep 2
Paloma Valley 5, Corona Santiago 3
Patriot 15, La Sierra 0
Peninsula 20, Narbonne 12
Ramona 8, Jurupa Valley 0
Ramona Convent 4, Viewpoint 3
Redlands East Valley 4, San Jacinto 0
Riverside King 11, Arlington 1
Riverside North 16, Redlands 0
Santa Ana Valley 8, Loara 5
St. Genevieve 14, St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 12
Tahquitz 11, Cathedral City 4
Valley Christian 10, Long Beach Wilson 2
INTERSECTIONAL
Burbank Providence 16, Fairfax 1
Mira Costa 2, Legacy 1
Paramount 7, Marquez 0
Peninsula 20, Narbonne 12
Wilmington Banning 4, Redondo 3
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL, SOFTBALL SCORES
Tuesday’s Results
BASEBALL
CITY SECTION
Collins Family 10, Smidt Tech 6
SOUTHERN SECTION
AAE 12, ACE 2
Agoura 13, Trinity Classical Academy 1
Alemany 6, Harvard-Westlake 5
Alhambra 16, Schurr 0
Ambassador 5, Shalhevet 4
Anaheim 9, Bolsa Grande 7
Arcadia 18, Hoover 2
Anza Hamilton 13, California Lutheran 3
Banning 12, Rim of the World 7
Beverly Hills 12, Inglewood 6
Bishop Amat 13, St. Paul 3
Bloomington 10, Colton 4
Bonita 9, Charter Oak 6
Brea Olinda 2, El Modena 1
Brentwood 8, Campbell Hall 2
Buckley 12, Santa Monica Pacifica Christian 1
Buena 10, Oxnard 8
Cantwell-Sacred Heart 12, St. Monica 2
Capistrano Valley Christian 19, Webb 1
Chadwick 5, Flintridge Prep 4
Chino 14, Chaffey 1
CIMSA 9, Lucerne Valley 7
Crescenta Valley 12, Pasadena 0
Crossroads 6, Viewpoint 4
Culver City 16, Leuzinger 3
Cypress 5, Villa Park 3
Dana Hills 6, Linfield Christian 4
Desert Christian Academy 19, California Military Institute 3
Desert Hot Springs 8, Desert Mirage 2
Diamond Bar 11, Hacienda Heights Wilson 1
Don Lugo 11, Montclair 3
Downey 6, Warren 3
Edgewood 15, El Monte 0
Environmental Charter 16, Animo Leadership 9
Estancia 2, Loara 0
Firebaugh 19, Dominguez 9
Fontana 10, Big Bear 0
Ganesha 1, Mission Viejo 0
Grand Terrace 5, Rialto 0
Heritage Christian 5, Village Christian 3
Huntington Beach 6, Marina 1
Irvine University 7, Irvine 4
Kaiser 12, Eisenhower 2
Katella 12, Buena Park 4
Laguna Hills 8, Ocean View 6
La Mirada 4, Etiwanda 2
Lawndale 2, Compton Centennial 0
Los Alamitos 5, Edison 3
Los Amigos 15, Garden Grove Santiago 1
Magnolia 5, Western 4
Maranatha 10, Whittier Christian 0
Mark Keppel 5, Bell Gardens 3
Mary Star of the Sea 9, Salesian 7
Montebello 14, San Gabriel 0
Murrieta Valley 4, El Toro 2
New Roads 10, de Toledo 0
Newport Harbor 5, Corona del Mar 1
Norwalk 9, Lynwood 3
Nuview Bridge 12, San Jacinto Leadership Academy 2
Ontario 3, Diamond Ranch 2
Orange 17, Rancho Alamitos 1
Orange County Pacifica Christian 14, Western Christian 8
Oxnard Pacifica 10, Dos Pueblos 2
Paraclete 8, Cathedral 3
Redlands 10, San Gorgonio 1
Rio Hondo Prep 4, Pasadena Poly 2
Rio Mesa 4, Santa Barbara 1
Riverside Notre Dame 13, Hesperia Christian 2
Rosemead 22, Southlands Christian 1
Rowland 11, Pasadena Marshall 9
San Marcos 7, Ventura 3
San Jacinto Valley Academy 12, Santa Rosa Academy 7
Santa Ana 13, Godinez Fundamental 0
Santa Ana Foothill 11, Citrus Valley 0
Santa Clarita Christian 8, Desert Christian 6
Savanna 7, Westminster La Quinta 0
Servite 6, Aliso Niguel 2
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 13, Chaminade 2
Sierra Canyon 3, Crespi 1
SLOCA 13, Coast Union 2
St. Anthony 7, Bosco Tech 1
St. Bonaventure 17, Grace 0
St. Francis 6, Loyola 2
St. John Bosco 6, JSerra 0
St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 18, St. Genevieve 4
Summit 22, Jurupa Hills 4
Tahquitz 4, Elsinore 0
Temescal Canyon 7, Murrieta Mesa 5
Temecula Prep 13, SJDLCS 3
United Christian Academy 26, Sherman Indian 4
Upland 3, Glendora 0
Villanova Prep 1, Ojai Valley 0
Westminster 7, Placentia Valencia 5
West Valley 9, San Jacinto 8
Woodbridge 5, Northwood 0
INTERSECTIONAL
Bellflower 6, Legend 1
Gahr 5, T.C. Roberson (NC) 2
La Habra 7, Henderson (NV) Liberty 1
Redondo Union 2, Valor Christian (CO) 0
Redondo Union 10, Las Vegas (NV) Desert Oasis 1
Stoneman Douglas (FL) 7, Santa Margarita 6
SOFTBALL
CITY SECTION
Central City Value 15, CNDLC 0
SOUTHERN SECTION
Agoura 9, Rio Mesa 0
Alhambra 18, Westridge 0
Alta Loma 5, Rancho Cucamonga 4
Anza Hamilton 2, Temecula Prep 1
Arcadia 12, San Dimas 7
Beaumont 14, Apple Valley 3
Big Bear 13, ACE 3
Bishop Amat 14, Bishop Montgomery 1
Brea Olinda 7, El Dorado 6
Brentwood 16, Crossroads 4
Cajon 14, Sultana 3
California 4, La Serna 3
Calvary Baptist 7, Bethel Christian 0
Cantwell-Sacred Heart 11, St. Anthony 1
Carter 11, Kaiser 8
Chino 18, Chaffey 8
CIMSA 21, Lucerne Valley 1
Colony 6, Jurupa Hills 4
CSDR 1, NSLA 0
Dana Hills 5, Tesoro 3
Desert Chapel 20, Public Safety Academy 17
Desert Christian Academy 15, California Military Institute 11
Desert Hot Springs 19, Desert Mirage 3
Don Lugo 23, Montclair 1
Dos Pueblos 23, Oxnard Pacifica 1
Downey 21, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 6
Eastside 11, Antelope Valley 1
Edison d. Newport Harbor, forfeit
Eisenhower 16, San Gorgonio 3
El Modena 13, Anaheim Canyon 5
El Segundo 9, North Torrance 3
El Toro 12, Irvine 0
Fillmore 16, Nordhoff 0
Firebaugh 18, Compton Early College 3
Flintridge Prep 19, Mountain View 4
Flintridge Sacred Heart 4, Muir 2
Ganesha 11, Corona Centennial 5
Garden Grove Pacifica 6, Eastvale Roosevelt 5
Glendora 13, Claremont 5
Grace 14, Foothill Tech 0
Grand Terrace 10, Summit 0
Great Oak 4, Chaparral 0
Harvard-Westlake 11, Louisville 7
Highland 14, Littlerock 3
HMSA 21, Animo Leadership 1
Hesperia 7, Adelanto 6
Hueneme 13, Channel Islands 10
Huntington Beach 14, Corona del Mar 0
Immaculate Heart 17, Webb 4
Indio 14, Tahquitz 2
JSerra 8, Aliso Niguel 2
La Canada 5, San Marino 2
La Salle 11, Ramona Convent 1
Lawndale 28, Compton Centennial 9
Leuzinger 6, Culver City 5
Maranatha 21, Pasadena 0
Marymount 18, Lennox Academy 9
Mayfield 10, Montebello 8
Monrovia 13, South Pasadena 2
Murrieta Mesa 12, Temecula Valley 0
Nuview Bridge 22, San Jacinto Leadership 3
Oak Park 24, Calabasas 2
Ontario 7, Diamond Ranch 0
Oxnard 8, Buena 1
Paraclete 6, St. Paul 0
Placentia Valencia 5, Buena Park 2
Quartz Hill 11, Lancaster 0
Rialto 12, Arroyo Valley 10
Ridgecrest Burroughs 9, Barstow 1
Riverside North 13, Linfield Christian 3
Rosary Academy 25, Bishop Conaty-Loretto 1
Rowland 13, El Monte 6
Royal 11, Newbury Park 4
San Juan Hills 12, Garden Grove 4
Santa Monica 13, Hawthorne 0
San Marcos 1, Ventura 0
Santa Rosa Academy 18, San Jacinto Valley Academy 3
Saugus 13, Canyon Country Canyon 2
South Torrance 7, Wiseburn-Da Vinci 4
St. Bonaventure 18, Bishop Diego 0
St. Monica 15, Mary Star of the Sea 14
Twentynine Palms 13, Moreno Valley 6
United Christian Academy 18, Sherman Indian 3
Valencia 4, Hart 3
Viewpoint 10, Archer 0
Warren 15, Norwalk 3
Western Christian 6, Ontario Christian 5
Westlake 12, Moorpark 6
West Ranch 13, Castaic 5
West Valley 16, Bloomington 15
Whittier 16, El Rancho 11
Woodcrest Christian 15, Perris 1
Yorba Linda 19, Beckman 10
INTERSECTIONAL
Bonsai 20, Victor Christian Academy 7
Monday’s Results
BASEBALL
CITY SECTION
Alliance Ouchi 13, Rise Kohyang 5
Carson 5, Narbonne 3
Fremont 8, Marquez 4
Garfield 9, LA Roosevelt 4
Huntington Park 15, Maywood Academy 4
San Fernando 6, Granada Hills Kennedy 4
Sotomayor 3, Rancho Dominguez 1
Sun Valley Poly 1, North Hollywood 0
Sylmar 6, Verdugo Hills 2
Torres 8, Gardena 4
Vaughn 8, Eagle Rock 7
SOUTHERN SECTION
Ambassador 9, Whitney 7
Aquinas 10, Arrowhead Christian 1
Baldwin Park 23, Pioneer 5
Beaumont 12, Jurupa Hills 9
Beckman 4, Woodbridge 1
Bloomington Christian 12, Joshua Springs Christian 7
Calvary Baptist 25. Packinghouse Christian 0
Calvin Christian 14, California Lutheran 3
Capistrano Valley 12, Northwood 1
Chino Hills 5, Colony 3
Corona 3, Riverside King 0
Corona Santiago 11, Eastvale Roosevelt 3
Crean Lutheran 7, Sunny Hills 5
de Toledo 8, Hoover 7
Desert Christian 15, Valley Torah 0
El Toro 4, Esperanza 3
Granite Hills 8, Eastside 0
Great Oak 4, La Palma Kennedy 1
La Quinta 13, Palm Springs 5
La Serna 4, Monrovia 4
Loma Linda Academy 16, Desert Chapel 4
Meadows School 8, Bellflower 7
Milken 9, Malibu 6
Mission Viejo 8, Irvine University 0
Norco 8, Corona Centennial 4
North Torrance 12, St. Monica 1
Oak Park 7, Windward 4
Palm Desert 18, Rancho Mirage 0
Paramount 6, Cerritos 5
Redlands East Valley 16, Indio 3
Riverside Prep 4, Sonora 1
Rolling Hills Prep 6, HMSA 4
San Clemente 3, Sonora 0
San Juan Hills 7, El Dorado 2
San Marino 6, California 5
Serrano 10, Adelanto 7
Shadow Hills 12, Xavier Prep 1
South Hills 10, Los Altos 1
St. Bernard 8, La Salle 3
Twentynine Palms 21, CIMSA 3
Valley Christian 13, Bishop Montgomery 0
Whittier 11, Gabrielino 1
Woodcrest Christian 6, Chaparral 5
Yucca Valley 4, Desert Hot Springs 3
YULA 5, Shalhevet 3
INTERSECTIONAL
Berkeley Prep 4, Gahr 1
Calabasas 12, Taft 1
Compton 5, King/Drew 1
Garden Grove Pacifica 6, Parker (CO) Legend 2
Lakeview Charter 14, Community Charter 4
Redlands Adventist Academy 16, Public Safety Academy
Santa Margarita 13, Mountain Vista (CO) 2
SOFTBALL
CITY SECTION
Animo Venice 25, Animo Robinson 5
Bell 18, Huntington Park 4
Bernstein 23, Belmont 2
Contreras 24, Roybal 14
Discovery 20, Locke 6
Fremont 21, Dymally 0
Garfield 10, LA Roosevelt 0
Harbor Teacher 11, Narbonne 8
Hollywood 15, RFK Community 1
LA Marshall 18, USC-MAE 1
Middle College 29, LAAAE 8
Northridge Academy 17, Grant 0
Rancho Dominguez 8, Orthopaedic 6
South Gate 5, South East 1
VAAS 21, Panorama 5
SOUTHERN SECTION
AAE 14, ACE 3
Aquinas 10, Riverside Notre Dame 3
Arlington 15, Vista del Lago 2
Arrowhead Christian 4, Hesperia Christian 1
Chino 7, Diamond Bar 6
Corona 15, Walnut 1
Covina 17, Muir 13
Crean Lutheran 11, Tustin 1
Elsinore 10, Irvine University 4
Garey 8, Sierra Vista 5
Grace 12, Del Sol 0
Godinez 14, Estancia 3
Lakewood 12, Valley Christian 5
Los Osos 6, Canyon Springs 1
Maranatha 11, Heritage Christian 1
Newport Harbor 13, Portola 11
Northwood 3, Trabuco Hills 1
Oaks Christian 11, Crescenta Valley 6
Orange 2, Santa Ana 0
Oxford Academy 15, Loara 14
Palm Desert 13, Rancho Mirage 12
Palos Verdes 12, South Torrance 7
Pasadena Marshall 21, Bassett 8
Redlands 9, Fontana 7
RSCSM 21, Mesa Grande Academy 7
St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 23, Glendale 4
Twentynine Palms 13, Moreno Valley 10
Yucca Valley 1, Desert Hot Springs 0
INTERSECTIONAL
Animo Watts 22, Stella 13
Burbank Providence 14, Van Nuys 0
Dorsey 1, Inglewood 1
El Segundo 7, Wilmington Banning 4
Port of LA 9, Peninsula 8
Redondo Union 10, LA Hamilton 0
Sierra Canyon 16, El Camino Real 0
