San Marcos boys volleyball remained undefeated in Channel League play with a sweep of Pacifica on Thursday inside the Thunderhut.
The Tritons put up a fight, but the Royals left no doubt en route to their third straight league sweep, 25-22, 25-19, 25-19.
Jamie Hetrick paced the San Marcos offense with eight kills, while Kalae Anderson and Owen Heath tallied seven and five kills, respectively. Pierce Phillips set a strong match for the Royals as well.
San Marcos (18-2, 7-0 Channel League) will take next week off for Spring Break.
Providence 3, Dunn 0
The Patriots earned a sweep of Dunn on Thursday at Valinor Gym in Santa Barbara, 25-14, 25-10, 25-10.
“Overall, we served better tonight, but most importantly we passed well. I don’t think we gave up a single ace the whole night and passed a 2.4,” Providence head coach Dan Terry said. “We’ve got a couple tweaks we can work on, but tonight was a solid performance and if we can correct those couple things, we’ll be competitive tomorrow night against Cate.”
Moses Schlobohm hammered down eight kills to lead the Patriots, while Isaac Hoffman collected five kills in just one set.
Providence will head out to Carpinteria to take on Cate on Friday at 5 p.m.
Carpinteria High 3, Hueneme 1
The Warriors went on the road and came away with a four-set win over the Vikings, 25-17, 18-25, 27-25, 25-20.
“I had a blast coaching this team tonight,” Carpinteria High coach Richard Quitoriano said. “The setters did a great job controlling the offense, and it really showed in the stats. This was a solid win to carry us into spring break.”
Alan Maya was all over the court for the Warriors, collecting 45 digs, 19 assists, 15 kills and four aces. Meanwhile, Rafael Cintura and Cole Rowbottom each tallied eight kills.
Defensively, Cintura and Kevin Bernal turned in strong performances with 25 and 21 digs, respectively.
Carpinteria High is now 9-3 overall and 5-2 against Citrus Coast League opponents.