CHULA VISTA, Dec. 24, 2001 -- Castle Park High’s second-year roller hockey team continues to play like a veteran unit while racking up wins against Metro Conference opponents. The Trojans hiked their record to 6-2 following a 16-5 victory Dec. 20 against Sweetwater.

Don McGraw continued to build on his conference scoring lead with five goals and three assists. Teammate Richard Garcia, who is giving close chase for the conference scoring title, contributed one goal and eight assists in the high-scoring contest. Arturo Garcia had three goals and one assist while Jovan Meyers struck for four goals and Emmanuel Madrid scored two goals.

Sweetwater, which fell to 3-5-1, received two goals and one assist from Marv Ferrer, two goals from Brandon Fox, one goal and one assist from Vincent Lam and an assist from Steve Martinez. SuHi goaltender Louie Valentine had 29 saves.

In other games, Dan Comrie scored four goals and three assists and Rick Comrie added three goals and two assists to lead Scripps Ranch to its seventh win in eight games while team scoring leader Thomas Doran had a goal and two assists to help lead Chula Vista to a 5-1 win against Southwest and Ruben Felizardo and John Donahoo both collected four goals and two assists to help propel Bonita Vista past Mar Vista, 16-4.

Chula Vista, which owns victories in two of its last three games, took a 5-0 lead in claiming its second Mesa League win against three setbacks. David Rodriguez also had one goal and two assists for the Spartans, who received two goals from Anthony Tomayo and a single goal from Michael Foster. Tony Crenshaw scored the lone goal for Southwest, which was outshot 38-10.

The Barons, who have won their last two games by a combined 26-4 score, ran their overall record to 5-2-1 by taking a 12-0 lead through two periods against the Mariners (2-5-1). Austin Ballow had a hat trick for Bonita Vista while dishing out a pair of assists. Also scoring goals for the Barons were James Arakaki, Brent Nash, Dante Concepcion and Joey Galeno. Nash had two goals and an assist. Arakaki was Bonita Vista’s top scorer in the game with six points by adding five assists. Concepcion contributed two assists for Bonita Vista, which piled up a 31-19 shot advantage in support of first-year goaltender Chris Muller. Ricky Osorio and Clint Jones both scored twice for Mar Vista, which received three assists from Dan Rumsey.

Scripps Ranch outshot Eastlake 40-18 in support of sophomore ’tender Colin Beam. Besides the seven goals and five assists produced by the Comrie brothers, Andrew Berier also had two goals. Tyson and Royce Leomo both scored once for the Titans.

Conference play resumes Jan. 8. The La Jolla Country Day-Montgomery game, originally scheduled Dec. 20, has been rescheduled for Jan. 10, at 7 p.m. at Skate San Diego while the LJCD-Eastlake game, originally scheduled for Dec. 18, has been rescheduled for Feb. 7, at 7 p.m. at Skate San Diego.