Estancia 236, Costa Mesa 275
COSTA MESA — Ashley Peters shot seven-over-par 42 and was the individual medalist at Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club’s Mesa Linda course Tuesday, helping the Eagles improve to 6-0, 3-0 in the Orange Coast League.
Jackie Crosson finished second for Estancia with a 46, followed teammates Kim Haycraft (47), Nushin Tasbihchi (49) and Costa Mesa’s Kelly Hiratata (50). Estancia’s Nicole Irigoyen shot a 52.
Costa Mesa (1-2 in league) had scores posted by Lindsay Slaney (54), Cayley Camarillo (55), Shelby Ferris (56) and Melissa Dean (60).
The Eagles play a league match against Laguna Beach today at San Clemente Golf Course at 3 p.m.
Newport Harbor 229,
Fountain Valley 273
NEWPORT BEACH — Sophomore Lauren Draganza shot seven-over-par 43 to help the Sailors remain undefeated in Sunset League play at Big Canyon Country Club Tuesday.
Tiffany Kim shot 45, Ali Thomas carded 46, Morgan Moody 47 and Kendall Horn 48 for Newport Harbor (7-1, 3-0 in league).
Fountain Valley’s Cherice Speckmeyer earned medalist honors with her 40.
The Sailors return to Sunset League action Thursday, when they face Los Alamitos at Old Ranch Country Club in Seal Beach.
Irvine 235,
Corona del Mar 240
NEWPORT BEACH — Katherine Hanson shot nine-over-par 44 to lead the Sea Kings, who suffered their first Pacific Coast League loss Tuesday at Newport Beach Country Club.
Amanda Johnson shot 48, while Tess Crane and Monica Phan finished with 49 for Corona del Mar (2-3, 2-1 in league). Kelly Moorhead shot 50 for the Sea Kings.
Victoria Park was one-over to earn medalist honors for the Vaqueros (2-1 in league).
Fairmont Prep 258,
Sage Hill 282
IRVINE — Amy Babbush led the Lightning with a 17-over-par 53 during an Academy League match at Rancho San Joaquin Golf Course Tuesday.
Kimberly Venditozzi and her sister Kelsey Venditozzi each shot a 56, followed by Sara Anderson (58), Christie Li (59) and Sara White (59) for Sage Hill (1-4, 1-2 in league).
Fairmont Prep’s Tavleen Kodnar was the medalist with a 45.
Estancia 11,
Orange Lutheran 7
COSTA MESA — For the first time this season, the Eagles swept the doubles action in a nonleague match Tuesday.
Kendra Fisher, normally a No. 2 singles player, played on the No. 2 doubles team with Laurel Hinson and won, 6-3, 6-3, 6-1. Fisher had minor surgery on her foot on Friday.
Alex Payzant and Erin Rodman were also impressive for Estancia and will move up to the No. 2 doubles spot.
