Garden Grove

Barry Faulkner GARDEN GROVE - Costa Mesa High sophomore Billy Halverson singled in the go-ahead run in the top of the eighth inning, but host Garden Grove rallied for a pair to claim a 3-2 baseball victory Friday in the Costa Mesa Tournament's pool-play opener. Josh Little, who relieved starter Jeremiah Haubrick in the sixth, led the Mustangs' 11-hit attack with a single, double and triple in four official at-bats. Halverson, as well as juniors Carlos Franco and Steven Shores had two hits for the Mustangs, who continue pool play Tuesday at home against Brentwood.

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Estancia 33, Garden Grove 27 GARDEN GROVE — Senior Tiffany Monteiro had 13 points and six rebounds and senior Abby Koff added eight rebounds and four points to lead the Eagles in a nonleague game Thursday. The win ended an 11-game losing streak for Estancia (2-14). The Eagles visit CdM tonight at 7.   Nonleague Estancia 33, Garden Grove 27 SCORE BY QUARTERS Est – Monteiro 13, Soto 6, Stratton 5, Koff 4, Ramirez 3, Arreola 2. 3-pt.

GARDEN GROVE -- Corona del Mar High's girls' basketball team beat Sage Hill, 55-51, in overtime at the semifinals of the Garden Grove Tournament on Wednesday. The Sea Kings' Shannon Johnson and Allie Duernberger combined to hit 6 of 8 free throws in the extra period. After a CdM foul with four seconds left, Sage Hill's Haywood Wright sent the game to overtime with a spinning jumper in the paint that fell in as regulation expired. Wright finished with 11 points in the game.

Editor?s note: These people have been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant. As with all suspects, they are considered innocent until proved guilty. ? Newport Beach ?April 22 Daniella Gonzalez, 33, Irvine Michelle Mueller, 32, Garden Grove ? April 23 Shaleea Vogt, 29, Oceanside Friday Jason Gough, 21, Las Vegas Paul Tamarkin, 54, Pauma Valley ? Saturday Kenneth Curry, 29, Stone Mountain, Ga. Paul Relf, 46, Buena Park Brian Cate, 27, Costa Mesa ?

These people have been arrested recently on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant. They have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime and, as with all suspects, are considered innocent until proved guilty. COSTA MESA Sunday Sean Thomas Hogan, 22, Irvine Sean Michael Elliot, 34, Mission Viejo Charles Frank Zavala, 68, Newport Beach Raymond Lee Leonard, 43, Trabuco Canyon Saturday Jennie Ponce, 21, Garden Grove Takanori Tani, 27, Garden Grove Jon Russell Jenkins, 41, Irvine Christopher Joe Lara, 24, Tustin Friday Homan Fazilat Faraji, 24, Costa Mesa Benjamin Nathaniel Davidson, 25, Anaheim Stephen Wayne Miller, 23, Irvine Lovie Calo Baumgardner, 34, Newport Beach Bryce Edgar Manrique, 26, Orange Thursday Steven Ray Burns, 39, Garden Grove John Patrick Fitch, 19, Santa Ana Wednesday Antonio Morales-Aguilar, 38, Costa Mesa Rebekah Selah Thorne, 29, Costa Mesa Thomas Joseph Doino, 38, Newport Beach Jason Liavaa Ryan, 24, Wilmington NEWPORT BEACH Sunday Humberto Deloera Diaz, 27, Santa Ana Saturday Jojo Nghiem, 34, Irvine John Patrick Welsome, 31, Hermosa Beach Morton William Herrmann, 72, Capistrano Beach Jose Antonio Perez, 61, Irvine Lily Ghilardi Jager, 36, Surfside Patrick J. Flaherty, 33, Los...

Tony Altobelli LOS ALAMITOS - The long ball giveth and the long ball taketh away. One day after ripping four home runs to advance to the Los Alamitos Fish Fry Tournament semifinals, the Newport Harbor Baseball Association Bronco Division "A" All-stars gave up two costly dingers in a 6-4 loss to Garden Grove at the Los Alamitos Little League Park Tuesday afternoon. "Hey if it was a prizefight, we would have won on rounds," Manager Kevin Heenan said.

COSTA MESA Sunday Arthur Grant Kidman, 19, Costa Mesa In Young Kim, 59, Huntington Beach Michael Robert Harrington, 29, Costa Mesa Paul Hagopian, 51, Newport Beach Saturday Mario Garcia, 22, Costa Mesa Juan Frias-Razo, 19, Costa Mesa Erick Ray Johnson, 26, Costa Mesa Matthew William Durlene, 35, Garden Grove Friday Jose Dolores Gallegos-Aceves, 42, Costa Mesa ...

CYPRESS — Inside the gym it felt cold. Just imagine how chilly it felt outside in the rain. Estancia High played as if its boys’ basketball game was outdoors Wednesday night. The ball looked wet whenever the Eagles handled it down the stretch. Balls slipped out of players hands toward the basket or into the hands of Garden Grove players for easy points. These mistakes hurt any chance Estancia had of coming from behind to win its first game at the Oxford Academy Tournament.