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WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Orange Coast def. Southwestern CHULA VISTA — Briana Fields had 14 kills for the Pirates in their 25-8, 25-19, 25-11 nonconference win Wednesday. Poerava Gantt had 13 kills and 12 digs, Kimya Jafroudi had 25 assists and Nikki Osuna contributed 13 digs for OCC (6-0), which opens Orange Empire Conference play at Saddleback Saturday at 6 p.m. MEN’S SOCCER Orange Coast 2, Santiago Canyon 1 COSTA MESA — Freshman William Munoz scored two late goals for the Pirates in an Orange Empire Conference opener Tuesday.

FOUNTAIN VALLEY - Three local tennis standouts, Matthew Chou, Nelly Radeva and Jamison Steele, advanced to the Round of 16 in the 99th Southern California Junior Tennis Sectional Championships Monday at Los Caballeros Sports Village. In the boys 14s, Newport Coast's Chou rallied to defeat Gordon Shu of Torrance, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2, in the Round of 32, while Charlie Alvarado (Costa Mesa), Ian Connolly (Newport Beach), Parker Rhodes (Corona del Mar), Robert Khoury (Newport Beach)

WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL Vanguard def. San Diego Christian EL CAJON - Jamie Heenan and KaUwila Lavea had 12 kills each to help the No. 21-ranked Lions to a 25-18, 25-21, 25-16 Golden State Athletic Conference win Tuesday. Stevie Hurlbirt added 11 kils and Lisa Morgan led Vanguard (18-8, 7-4 in conference) with 16 digs. San Diego Christian is 5-20, 11-0. * WOMEN'S SOCCER Azusa Pacific 1, Vanguard 0 COSTA MESA - Logan Chan scored an unassisted goal in overtime, the 99th minute, to win the Golden State Athletic Conference game for the No. 5-ranked Cougars Tuesday.

Corona del Mar High School students didn't walk home from Hurley's Walk the Walk championship empty-handed. CdM won the men's Head-to-Toe Design Challenge at the fifth annual "Project Runway"-esque fashion show on the beach Thursday during the U.S. Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach. "I'm really proud of my team," said soon-to-be senior Krissy Zahabi, 16, the show's co-producer and co-director. "They did such a good job. " The school, which won Walk the Walk last year, competed in the national competition against four other schools that made it to the finals.

MEN'S BASKETBALL UC Irvine 77, UT Arlington 70 ARLINGTON, Texas — Five Anteaters scored in double figures and UCI shot 66.7% percent from the field in the second half en route to a BracketBusters win at UT Arlington Saturday. Senior Adam Folker and sophomore Will Davis II scored 16 points each, seniors Michael Wilder and Daman Starring recorded 14 and 13 points, respectively, and junior Chris McNealy added 12 as UCI won its fourth straight game and sixth in the last eight.

The Newport Beach City Council will discuss a possible city ban on smoking in public places at a 4 p.m. study session Tuesday. The Newport Beach Environmental Quality Affairs Committee recommended in February that the City Council consider banning smoking in public places like parks and outdoor dining areas. “I’m not a smoker, and I don’t appreciate other people smoking around me, but there are a certain amount of civil liberties that comes into question,” Councilman Steve Rosansky said.

NEWPORT BEACH - Dodo Cheney (La Jolla), the all-time winningest player in United States Tennis Association history with over 300 gold balls, won her sixth doubles title in six years Friday at the U.S. National Senior Women's Hard Court Championships at the Newport Beach Tennis Club. Cheney and partner Lucy Dettmer (Palo Alto) defeated Ellie Harbula (Sylmar) and Carolyn Henry in a hard-fought 75s final, 1-6, 7-5, 7-5. Three other finals are scheduled for today, with action starting at 9 a.m. In the 65 singles, defending champion Ada Cowan (Palo Alto)