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The Newport Harbor High doubles team of A.J. Olson and Diana Khoury swept their sets, but the Sailors' girls tennis squad lost a 13-5 nonleague contest to host University Wednesday. Olson and Khoury lost only five games in their three sets, while Bonnie and Carly Adams also recorded one set win, as did Krista McIntosh in singles play. The Sailors, ranked No. 10 in CIF Southern Section Division I, dropped to 7-5, while University, No. 9 in CIF Division I, improved to 11-2.

Barry Faulkner Two teams that have been their own worst enemy will try to victimize someone else for a change when Corona del Mar High hosts University in tonight's Pacific Coast League football opener at 7 at Newport Harbor High. The Sea Kings (2-3), ranked No. 5 in CIF Southern Section Division VI, have committed nine turnovers and various other miscues during their three-game losing streak and enter league minus-seven in turnover ratio. The Trojans (2-3)

Corona del Mar High's girls tennis team absorbed an 11-7 defeat at University High Thursday as the hosts shocked the Sea Kings with victories in every corner. "We had a bunch of match points, all over the place," said CdM Coach Andy Stewart, "but we're just not finishing." The loss drops Corona del Mar to 7-2, 2-1 in Pacific Coast League play, a game off the pace of the league-leading Trojans of University. University scored six points in doubles and got a sweep from singles standout Aimee Kim. University 11, CdM 7 Singles -- Snyder (CdM)

IRVINE - In their last Pacific Coast League boys golf dual match, Estancia High's Eagles sizzled along the par-36 Rancho San Joaquin Golf Club Thursday and defeated host University, 194-199, to lock up second place in league. The Eagles (9-4, 6-3 in the PCL), who have played in nine tournaments this year and are preparing for the PCL individual championships Monday and Tuesday at Los Serranos in Chino Hills, were led by junior medalist Jason Cassidy's 2-under 34. Senior Pete Baker (36)

IRVINE - Even with a revamped lineup to stack the doubles, the Corona del Mar High boys tennis team came up short again in its quest against Pacific Coast League-leading University, which defeated the Sea Kings, 12-6, in a PCL match Tuesday on the Trojans' courts. University (16-2-1, 8-0 in the PCL) won five of six third-round sets to pull away and beat the Sea Kings for the second time this season. Corona del Mar (18-2, 6-2) has only lost to Uni this year.

COSTA MESA - Costa Mesa High's boys volleyball team battled another Pacific Coast League opponent Friday, but lost the fifth game against University as the visiting Trojans defeated the Mustangs, 15-11, 9-15, 15-8, 5-15, 15-9. "We're battling everybody. We're not going softly into the night," said Mesa Coach Dave Sorrells, whose team (9-7, 1-5 in the PCL) is now 5-2 in five-game matches. Carlos Jaime led Mesa with 14 kills, six blocks and 20 digs, while teammate Eli Solis added 11 kills and 23 digs and Jeff Collett nine blocks.

COSTA MESA - The Costa Mesa High boys tennis team was able to win six sets, but eventually lost to Pacific Coast League leader University, 12-6, Tuesday at Mesa. Mustang senior Spencer Solomon won two singles sets, and earned another victory when both coaches agreed to play an extra doubles set, Mesa Coach Bill Harader said. Senior Cuong Nguyen also won two singles sets for Costa Mesa (1-10, 1-4 in the PCL). Uni improved to 14-1, 5-0. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE University 12, Costa Mesa 6 Singles - Solomon (CM)

IRVINE - A short-handed Corona del Mar High boys swimming team suffered a 121-46 defeat at the hands of Pacific Coast League host University Wednesday. CdM's Sherwin Kim won the 100-yard freestyle in 49.81, a CIF Southern Section consideration time, while teammate Jimmy Stack won the 500 free in 5:14.51. Matt Meyer (23.83 in the 50 free), Kevin Amendt (1:05.83 in the 100 butterfly and Brian Buhagiar (5:39.24 in the 500 free) all finished third for the Sea Kings.

NEWPORT BEACH - The Newport Harbor High softball team responded from its 5-0 title-game loss in the Garden Grove Tournament Monday with a 3-0 nonleague victory over visiting University Tuesday. Newport freshman pitcher Ashley Gleason went the distance to record her second win in as many outings. She struck out nine and walked two in her second shutout. Athena Vasquez, the Sailors' junior shortstop who had two hits, pounded out a two-run double in the fourth inning, scoring Kim Moore and Sabrina Couch.