The Santa Barbara girls water polo team allowed only two goals in recording a pair of Channel League wins over Pacifica and Oxnard on Tuesday.
The Dons beat Pacifica 13-1 behind six goals from Yharai Casas. She also earned three exclusions and had two steals.
Kait Klawuhn had three goals and Siena Kelly scored two goals and had three assists. Chloe Merrick scored a goal and handed out two assists, while Tatum Dougherty made four saves at goalie and had five assists and a goal.
In a 15-1 victory over Oxnard, Addie Sweeney and Layla Szymczak each scored four goals. Siena Kelly had two goals and four steals and Abby Webber scored a pair of goals and made seven saves in quarter as the goalie.
Santa Barbara hosts Agoura on Thursday at 3:30 p.m. in a non-league game and plays Dos Pueblos on Friday at home at 1:30 p.m.
Wrestling
Angel Estrada and Ambrose Partee wrestled up in weight and won their matches for San Marcos in a 54-18 Channel League dual meet loss against Rio Mesa on Tuesday.
Estrada scored a third-period pin in the 120-pound weight class. Ambrose won by fall at 170 pounds.
The Royals also got points from Levi Cooper and Jacob Dominguez who won their matches by decision.
Dos Pueblos 54, Oxnard 14
The Chargers won their third straight Channel League dual meet.
First-year wrestler Tyler Bryce got the team going with a 28-second pin in the 152-pound weight class. Diego Hernandez followed with a win at 182 pounds.
Francisco Espinosa won by pin in the second period at 106 pounds to seal the win for DP.
Coach Jesse Plowman said Ryan Risdall’s win a 126 pounds was the match of the night.
“The match was back and forth and came down to the last second, where Risdall was able to defeat his opponent 6-5,” said Plowman.
In girls varsity wrestling, Victoria Bernard once again pinned her opponent in the first round.
“Victoria has been a fierce competitor and is undefeated in league duals,” said Plowman.
“I am very proud of our team. We had some adversity this week and the team was able to overcome it and stay focused on the mission,” said Plowman. “I can’t say enough about how our team is progressing as we near the league finals. With that said, tomorrow it’s time to get back to work to prepare for Ventura next week.”
Boys Basketball
Carson Stewart scored 22 points and collected 5 rebounds to lead Laguna Blanca to a 63-51 Frontier League victory over Grace Brethren on Tuesday.
Kent Dunn provided a boost with his athleticism in the Owls’ full-court press.
“The kids did a great job today with eight people scoring and contributing throughout the game,” said coach Phil Sherman.
Charlie Sheldon scored 14 points and Michael Chang controlled the game and scored 11 points. He also led the team in rebounds and assists.
Laguna Blanca is now 2-0 in the Frontier League.
Santa Ynez 77, Morro Bay 57
Caleb Cassidy recorded a double-double of 15 points and 20 rebounds to lead Santa Ynez.
Landon Lassahn led the scoring with 23 points and grabbed seven rebounds. Jackson Ollenburger had 21 points and Hale Durbiano added 10 points.
Santa Ynez hosts Bishop Diego on Wednesday.
Girls Basketball
Santa Ynez rolled to a 38-19 win over Atascadero.
Sophomore Kylie Lapoint led the Pirates with 12 points, four rebounds and four steals.
Freshman Helina Pecile grabbed 10 rebounds to go with seven points and five steals.
Lapointe, Pecile, Elena Sleiman and Desirae Soto combined for 15 steals in the game.