Barkley has yet to announce if he will return for his senior season or make himself eligible for the NFL Draft.
— From staff reports
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Locals win title
Newport Harbor High products Andy Hayes and Zach Lucas were a part of an unprecedented fourth straight national championship for the USC men's water polo team Sunday.
The Trojans beat rival UCLA, 7-4, to win the national title.
Chase Watson and Emery Molnar, freshmen out of Corona del Mar High, are also listed on the roster.
Hayes is a redshirt sophomore and Lucas is a redshirt freshman.
Lucas Reynolds, a CdM product, played for UCLA as a redshirt sophomore. Chris Robertson, a freshman out of CdM, is also on the Bruins' roster.
— From staff reports
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Levin a key in win
Camille Levin, originally from Newport Coast, helped the Stanford women's soccer team win its first NCAA title Sunday in Kennesaw, Ga.
Levin, who graduated from Tarbut V'Torah, delivered the assist on the game-winning goal in the 53rd minute for the Cardinal's 1-0 win against Duke.
Levin, a senior defender, began the scoring sequence and stayed with it despite being tackled and stumbling, according to Stanford's athletic website. She regained her balance and kept possession. She attempted a cross that was blocked and she fell. But she got up and continued her run.
This time, with two defenders approaching, she struck another cross, this time to Teresa Noyola, who scored the game-winner.
Levin was a key player for the Cardinal (25-0-1). She started all 26 games, contributing four goals and seven assists. She was known for her versatility.
"Cami has an unbelievable spirit about her," Stanford Coach Paul Ratcliffe said after the national championship victory. "She's a competitive, driven person that deserves success. I had a feeling that she would get her success in this final four.
