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These people have been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant. They have been arrested on suspicion of a crime and are considered innocent until proved guilty COSTA MESA Sept. 28 Reyes Gonzalez Moreno, 51, Costa Mesa Friday Juan Ochoa, 37, Santa Ana Benjamin Stewart Cameron, 22, Santa Ana Cynthia Ann Stanley, 50, Lee's Summit Kathleen Marie Redfield, 53, San Clemente Melissa Phatnako, 27, Newport Beach Abraham Agopian, 21, Costa Mesa Saturday Adam Christopher Evers, 24, Santa Ana Jason Anthony Hill, 24, Irvine Michelle Rose Nemirovsky, 23, Walnut Martha Mae Smith, 58, Costa Mesa Tamara Rose McArthur, 24, Costa Mesa Mario Rios-Carlos, 24, Santa Ana Sunday Anthony James Qualin, 63, Costa Mesa Melissa Lynn Hamilton, 26, Costa Mesa Carlos E. Cruz, 38, Costa Mesa Douglas Glenn Blair, 36, Long Beach Aaron Daniel Powell, 23, Santa Ana Luis Rene Guillen-Herrera, 21, Costa Mesa Monday Lila Parto, 19, Irvine NEWPORT BEACH Sept.

The California Vikings of the City of Costa Mesa Recreation Division's Youth Flag Football program, went 3-0 to win a recent tournament against Orange County teams. The Vikings, comprised of third- and fourth-graders, won the 2002 Southern California Municipal Athletic Federation-Orange County Flag Football Tournament C-Division championship in overtime over Santa Ana. Representing Costa Mesa, the Vikings (9-0) trailed Santa Ana, 12-0, in the title game . Andrew Karlson picked off a Santa Ana pass and returned it 20 yards for a TD. On the last play of the game, Kannon Stone completed a 10-yard pass to Andrew Dischner for a game-tying touchdown, then won with an overtime tie-breaker.

The following 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 Francisco Romero-Barrios, 28, Santa Ana Saturday Eric Joe Michael Petersen, 24, Costa Mesa Sara Amirmehrabi, 21, Irvine Friday Jennifer Carmen Giffi, 21, Costa Mesa Wayne Robert McClean, 26, Costa Mesa Thursday Dominic Vincent Mestas, 26, Costa Mesa Justin David Petrovich, 23, Huntington Beach Wednesday Cheryl Lynn Klein, 31, Santa Ana NEWPORT BEACH Sunday Donn Alvin Bergeman II, 33, Irvine Kelly David, 25, Newport Beach Roberto Benitez, 27, Santa Ana Saturday Timothy P. Shannon, 42, Newport Beah Joseph Rielly Warren III, 37, Irvine Valerie Nguyen, 31, Newport Beach Charlene S. Gleason, 41, Corona Thursday Stephanie Anne Hill, 32, Huntington Beach

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Orange Coast 88, Santa Ana 46 SANTA ANA — Sophomore Courtney Ford scored 20 points and grabbed 12 rebounds for the Pirates in the Orange Empire Conference game at the Saints’ gym Wednesday. Sophomore Katie Kissee had 17 points, including three three-pointers, while sophomore Brittany Taylor finished with 10 points for Orange Coast (21-3, 5-1 in conference), ranked No. 3 in Southern California and No. 5 in the state.

The Big Canyon Country Club will try for its sixth Jones Cup championship ? and second straight ? when the ninth annual event takes place July 8 at Newport Beach Country Club. The site, which also features the Toshiba Classic, will also have Santa Ana, Mesa Verde and Newport Beach Country Clubs vying to become the Jones Cup champ. The winners are also known to have ultimate bragging rights for the rest of the year. Rosters of each club are coming about as club championship events have yet to be played at some of the clubs.

LA HABRA - Corona del Mar High's Sea Kings captured their second straight at the North Orange County Tournament at Sonora High Thursday with a 52-49 boys basketball victory over Santa Ana, keyed by a strong display of man-to-man defense in the third quarter and the double digit scoring of Zach Brewster (16) and Eric Snell (11). "We're gradually starting to figure things out," said CdM Coach Paul Orris. The wins sends CdM (3-5) back to Sonora today to face high-scoring and rapid-fire Montclair Prep at 4:40 in a consolation semifinal.

SANTA ANA - Orange Coast College unleashed an 18-hit attack in a 10-1 Orange Empire Conference victory over host Santa Ana Saturday. Chris Sinner got it started with a leadoff home run in the first inning, dispatching a 2-2 pitch to deef right, and the Pirates were off and running. For Sinner, who was 4 for 5 with two runs and two RBIs, it was his first home run in two years. He also doubled. Ryan Hanson added a two-run shot in the third inning to highlight a five-run uprising.