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IRVINE — Junior outside hitter Joey Martino recorded 10 kills on Tuesday, helping the Corona del Mar High boys' volleyball team sweep Woodbridge, 25-17, 25-10, 25-20, and clinch at least a share of the Pacific Coast League title. The Sea Kings (16-9, 8-0 in league) have won 11 straight league championships and 14 of their last 15. Augie Miller had seven kills and one block for CdM. Kevin Fults finished with five kills and two blocks. The Sea Kings play host to Beckman Friday at 5:15 p.m. * BOYS' TRACK AND FIELD Mt. SAC Relays WALNUT — Newport Harbor senior Marty Taylor won the shotput with a mark of 59 feet 10 inches and placed second in the discus throw at 183-2 during the Mt. Sac Relays High School Invitational on Saturday.

Last year, the Corona del Mar High sailing team was one point away from qualifying for the High School Dinghy National Championships. This year the Sea Kings left no doubt. CdM finished third at the Pacific Coast Championships Sunday at Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club in San Pedro. CdM edged Newport Harbor, which finished fourth and also qualified to compete for the Mallory Trophy May 11-12 in Chicago. CdM and Newport Harbor competed against the best teams in the Pacific Coast Interscholastic Sailing Assn.

BOYS' VOLLEYBALL Santa Barbara Tournament of Champions SANTA BARBARA - Corona del Mar High finished fourth in the tournament after losing to Esperanza in the third-place match, 25-14, 25-21, 25-20, Saturday. Joey Martino had 10 kills to lead CdM (15-9). Manhattan Beach Mira Costa beat the Sea Kings in a semifinal, 25-17, 25-12, 25-20. Tommy Brooks led CdM with seven kills. - Santa Barbara Tournament of Champions SANTA BARBARA - Peirce Ward had 13 kills to help lead Newport Harbor to a 25-17, 25-21, 25-20 win over San Marcos and a ninth-place finish in the tournament Saturday.

MISSION VIEJO - When everything comes together, Corona del Mar High track and field coach Bill Sumner said this could be the best boys' team he's had in decades. "Everybody has to show up and all the cylinders have to be firing," Sumner said. "We've got about 12 boys, and they all do more than one event. If all 12 boys show up and all the pistons are firing, this is the best team I've had in about 20 years. " Keeping with the car analogy, CdM did sputter at times on Saturday at the Orange County Track & Field Championships.

BOYS' GOLF Newport Harbor 203, Fountain Valley 207 NEWPORT BEACH - Mason Moody's eagle on No. 8 highlighted the Sailors' Sunset League win Thursday at Big Canyon Country Club. Moody, who shot one-over-par 37, holed out from 195 yards out on the par-four hole. Landon Knight (38), Brandon Willett (41), Thomas Terry (43) and Brad Tapfer (44) also scored for Newport Harbor (12-4, 6-2 in league). Fountain Valley's Andre Vu (35) was the medalist. Newport Harbor next competes in the Estancia tournament Monday at Mesa Verde Country Club.

Hattie Marshall remembers the day her father took her to the library. It was 12 years ago when Brian and his 6-year-old daughter went to check out a book. She doesn't remember the book she came home with that day. What she will never forget is what she picked up from the doorsteps of the library - a new sport to play. "In front of the library, there was a table for softball signups," Marshall said. "My dad asked me if I wanted to try it. It was like T-ball and it sounded fun. " Softball has been a big part of Marshall's life since that trip to the library.

When Costa Mesa National Little League's vice president started mowing an outfield lawn Wednesday, he didn't notice the aluminum skeleton sitting just outside the right field fence. A maintenance worker from nearby TeWinkle Middle School had to ask what the league had done with the 12-foot-wide bleachers before Trent Christ realized what was wrong with the picture. Someone managed to unbolt five rows of aluminum benches, floorboards, backrests, side railings and cross beams and make off with them without anyone noticing.

BASEBALL Beckman 3, Corona del Mar 2 IRVINE — Freshman Brenden Heuston went two for three with one run batted in as the visiting Sea Kings flirted with an upset of the Pacific Coast League-leading Patriots on Wednesday. Sam Younesi drove in the other run for CdM (6-13, 2-7 in league), for which Peter Walecka pitched a complete game, allowing six hits. A bad-hop single led to Beckman's go-ahead run in the sixth and CdM had the tying run on second with one out in the seventh, before its next two hitters struck out. GIRLS' TRACK & FIELD Fountain Valley 85, Newport Harbor 51 FOUNTAIN VALLEY — Erin Barth won the 1,600 meters (five minutes, 21.3 seconds)

COSTA MESA — The Estancia High baseball team rang up its opponent well before the actual bell on the Paul Troxel Trophy at home plate. In three games against rival Costa Mesa this season, the Eagles pounded out 38 hits and 36 runs. They produced their latest runs under the lights at TeWinkle Park on Wednesday, and their bats shined bright in a 12-0 rout of the Mustangs. Estancia swept the three-game series against the Mustangs and beat them for the 10th straight time. The Battle for the Bell is Estancia's for the fourth straight season and three of those have been clean sweeps.