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SD Prep Sports: Roller Hockey

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Youth Leagues

Young Guns 18 & Under League

Team W/L/T Pts GF GA

Vipers 7-1-0 14 67 31

No Friends 5-3-0 10 40 48

Parkway Panthers 4-4-0 8 41 39

Team Obvious 0-8-0 0 24 64

Monday, May 6

Vipers 8, No Friends 3

Parkway Panthers 5, Team Obvious 2. Scoring: Jeremy Parker (Panthers) 3 goals

Monday, May 13

Vipers 9, Team Obvious 2. Vipers scoring: Arturo Garcia 3 goals, 1 assist; Don McGraw 3 goals, 2 assists; Richard Garcia 2 goals, 2 assists; Houston Fry 1 goal.

No Friends 6, Parkway Panthers 5/OT. No Friends scoring: Carl Horten 2 goals, 2 assists; Ben Nixon 1 goal, 1 assist; Matt Ponce de Leon 1 goal, 2 assists; Royce Leomo 1 goal; Doug Lentz 1 goal. Parkway Panthers scoring: Nick Coulson 2 goals, 1 assist; Jeremiah Henderson 2 goals; Jon Oberg 1 goal, 1assist; Brian Bagalini 1 assist. Highlights: Carl Horten scored the game-tying goal and then supplied the winner 13 seconds into sudden-death overtime to lead No Friends to the comeback win after trailing 5-2 at halftime.

Playoffs

Monday, May 20

(1) Vipers 10, (4) Team Obvious 2

(2) No Friends 2, (3) Parkway Panthers 1

Highlights: Donny McGraw had three goals and three assists and Richard Garcia contributed three goals to lead the top-seeded Vipers (8-1) past fourth-seeded Team Obvious (0-9). Everett Hinojosa scored twice for the Vipers while Alex Guerrero added a goal and two assists. Brandon Fox scored both goals for Team Obvious ... Carl Horten scored on a side net feed from Matt Ponce de Leon with 4:26 to play in regulation to give second-seeded No Friends a dramatic 2-1 victory against the third-seeded Parkway Panthers in an exceptionally hard fought but well played contest. No Friends (6-3) had taken a 1-0 lead on Horten's first goal of the game, assisted by Doug Lentz, in the first half but Jon Oberg tied the game early in the second half for the Panthers (4-5) off a pass from Steve Baxter. Horten roofed Parkway goalie Nolan Navarro with a perfect shot for the game-winner after Ponce de Leon intercepted a failed Panthers' defensive clearance. No Friends was braced in the net by super 12-year-old goalie Andrew Watson, who was coming off a Top Goaltender performance with the Chula Vista Golden Eagles in Tour Pacific Cup action in Las Vegas the past weekend. The Eagles won the Pee Wee Tier AA Division with a 3-0 record as James Arakaki (7 goals, 3 assists) earned the division High Scorer award. Watson teamed with Casey Peterson as the tournament's top netminders in the division after allowing four goals in three games.

Championships

Monday, June 3

Championship: (2) No Friends 5, (1) Vipers 4. Records: No Friends (7-3); Vipers (8-2)

Third place: (3) Parkway Panthers 13, (4) Team Obvious 3. Records: Panthers (5-5); Team Obvious (0-10)

Highlights: Carl Horten had three goals, including the game-winner with 2:50 remaining in regulation play to break a 4-4 deadlock as second-seeded No Friends (7-3) upset the top-seeded Vipers (8-2). No Friends moved out to a 3-0 lead on two goals by Horten before the Vipers stormed back on goals by Arturo Garcia, Donnie McGraw and Everett Hinojosa to tie the game 3-3 at halftime. No Friends went up 4-3 just 15 seconds into the second half but the Vipers knotted the score with 6:25 left to play. Doug Lentz had three assists, hit one crossbar and delivered, by his estimate, "10 hard checks" in the game for No Friends. Winning coach Jeff Lew attributed "good passing and good defense" to the victory. "I was changing lines quickly the first half. I played our better players against their better players," he said. Andrew Watson made several key saves down the stretch to keep No Friends in position to score the championship win ... In the third place game, the Parkway Panthers reeled off five unanswered goals to recover from an early 1-0 deficit and closed the game with eight consecutive goals. Jonathan Oberg led the Panthers (5-5) with five goals and two assists while Bryan Bagalini had two goals and three assists and Jeremy Parker and Steve Baxter both scored twice in support of winning goaltender Nolan Navarro. Lance Dyer was credited with one goal and two assists while Panthers teammate Jeremiah Henderson scored once. Bagalini broke open a 5-3 game with a breakaway goal just under two minutes into the second half of play after Team Obvious had rallied from a 5-1 deficit with a pair of goals in the final minute of the first half of play. Josh Royal, Vince Lam and Patrick Johnson scored single goals for Team Obvious while Chris Troie generated two assists.

No Friends - Young Guns League Champions

Parkway Panthers - Third Place

Tournament Scorecard

Topcat/USA InLine Hockey

Hyper Crusade Tournament

April 5-7 at Irvine Gretzky Center

18 Club Division

1st place -- Parkway Panthers

2nd place -- Temecula Valley High School

Top Scorers: Dustin Kavanaugh (Temecula Valley); Richard Garcia (Vipers)

Top Goaltender: Nolan Navarro (Parkway Panthers)

Most Valuable Player: John Oberg (Parkway Panthers), 3 goals championship game

Note: Parkway Panthers recorded top 5 scores in speed shot competition: John Oberg 86 mph; Brian Bagalini 83 mph; Steve Shapley 81 mph

Tournament results: Parkway Panthers 7, Vipers 3; Parkway Panthers 9, Calabasas 3; Parkway Panthers 5, Temecula Valley 2

Parkway Panthers placed 3rd at Mission Cup (Feb. 22-24 at Irvine Gretzky Center). Next up: Mission Cup (May 17-19 at Irvine Gretzky Center); Bauer Cup (June TBA at Irvine Gretzky Center)

Panthers on the prowl ...

Nolan Navarro Jon Oberg

High School Division 2

Team W/L/T Pts GF GA

Red Devils 5-3-0 10 49 39

Silver Seven 4-4-0 8 38 34

Piranhas 4-4-0 8 38 48

Aztecs 3-5-0 6 52 54

Tuesday, April 30

Red Devils 5, Piranhas 4

Aztecs 5, Silver Seven 4

Playoffs

Tuesday, May 7

Silver Seven 6, Piranhas 2

Red Devils 5, Aztecs 3

Highlights: Gerardo Ortega scored three goals and Brandon Fox added one goal and three assists to help the Red Devils earn a spot in the championship game. Bobby Palma had two goals and Josh Royal scored once for the Aztecs.

Championships

Tuesday, May 14

Third place: Aztecs 6, Piranhas 3

First place: Silver Seven 5, Red Devils 3

Highlights: Ricky Osorio led Silver Seven with two goals in the championship game against the top-seeded Red Devils. Marvey Ferrer had a hat trick in a losing cause while Gerardo Ortega had two assists ... Josh Royal had five goals to lead the Aztecs in the third place game while teammate Chris Troie added a goal and two assists.

Middle School League

Team W/L/T Pts GF GA

Griffins 6-2-0 12 49 47

Rancho Rangers 3-3-2 8 59 49

Bonita 3-4-1 7 43 53

Muirlands 3-4-1 7 58 61

Wednesday, May 1

Rancho Rangers 8, Muirlands 6

Griffins 4, Bonita 3

Playoffs

Wednesday, May 9

Muirlands 11, Griffins 6

Rancho Rangers 6, Bonita 5

Highlights: Thomas Shoup led Rancho with four goals while Eric Enciso had a hat trick in a losing cause for Bonita.

Championships

Wednesday, May 14

Third place: Griffins 10, Bonita 6

First place: Muirlands 8,. Rancho Rangers 6

Highlights: Robert Francis had six goals to lead the Griffins while Eric Enciso scored four goals for Bonita in the third place game.

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Adult Leagues

Thursday Advanced League

Team standings

Rhinos 6-1-1/13 points

Dynasty 6-2-0/12 points

Scorpions 5-2-1/11 points

Chiefs 4-4-0/ 8 points

Misfits 1-7-0/ 2 points

Roller Bees 1-7-0/ 2 points

Playoffs

Thursday, May 9

Dynasty 12, Scorpions 11

Rhinos 8, Chiefs 7

Misfits 9, Roller Bees 5

Highlights: Travis Gray scored six goals and three assists and teammate Dave Brito contributed three goals and five assists to help Dynasty ease the Scorpions' sting. Troy Gray (4 goals, 3 assists), Jose Delgado (3 goals) and Chuck Cebe (1 goal, 3 assists) paced the Scoprions ... Brian Comrie had three goals and two assists while younger brothers Dan Comrie (3 goals, 1 assist) and Rick Comrie (2 assists) helped key the Rhinos to their one-goal win against the Chiefs, who were led by Mike Morrow's three goals and two assists, three goals by Steve Marklan and a goal and three assists by Jamie Pham ... Jack Shirey had two goals and two assists to lead the Misfits, a collection of recent South Bay high school standouts, past the Roller Bees.

Championships

Thursday, May 16

First place: (2) Dynasty 17, (1) Rhinos 12

Third place: (3) Scorpions 9, (4) Chiefs 7

Fifth place: Roller Bees vs. Misfits (no report)

Highlights: Travis Gray collected five goals and five assists and teammate David Brito added five goals and four assists to pace the second-seeded Dynasty past the top-seeded Rhinos. Brian Comrie (5 goals, 3 assists), Dan Comrie (4 goals, 2 assists) and Paul Newell (3 goals) keyed the Rhinos' offensive fortunes in the game. "That game was as good as any NARCh Pro Division game," said rink operator Joe Noris. "David Brito and Travis Gray put on a show for Dynasty and the Comries put on a show for the Rhinos. Between the teams, there's a bunch of guys who have won gold medals in the NARCh Platinum Division. That's saying something." In the third place game, the third-seeded Scorpions used a five-goal, three-assist performance by Josh Henderson to edge the fourth-seeded Chiefs. Jose Delgado added two goals and two assists for the Scorpions while Mike Morrow had a part in every goals for the Chiefs with four goals and three assists.

Scoring leaders

David Brito (Dynasty) 35 goals, 26 assists - 61 points

Dan Comrie (Rhinos) 23 goals, 17 assists - 40 points

Brian Comrie (Rhinos) 20 goals, 16 assists - 36 points

Mike Morrow (Chiefs) 15 goals, 14 assists - 29 points

Paul Newell (Rhinos) 16 goals, 13 assists - 29 points

Jamie Pham (Chiefs) 11 goals, 16 assists - 27 points

Joe Noris (Scorpions) 16 goals, 11 assists - 27 points

Josh Henderson (Scorpions) 18 goals, 6 assists - 24 points

Nate Jones (Chiefs) 13 goals, 9 assists - 22 points

Chuck Cebe (Scorpions) 13 goals, 8 assists - 21 points

Mitch Erikson (Dynasty) 11 goals, 8 assists - 19 points

Travis Gray (Dynasty) 12 goals, 6 assists - 18 points

Jose Delgado (Scorpions) 5 goals, 12 assists - 17 points

Andrew Robinson (Dynasty) 6 goals, 11 assists - 17 points

Pat Seeger (Scorpions) 4 goals, 11 assists - 15 points

Steve Merklan (Chiefs) 9 goals, 4 assists - 13 points

Tony Mello (Rhinos) 8 goals, 5 assists - 13 points

Jeremy Parker (Scorpions) 8 goals, 5 assists - 13 points

Brandon Brito (Dynasty) 8 goals, 4 assists - 12 points

Adam Brito (Dynasty) 4 goals, 7 assists - 11 points

Rick Comrie (Rhinos) 6 goals, 5 assists - 11 points

Jamie Lee (Chiefs) 5 goals, 3 assists - 8 points

Brian Phillips (Scorpions) 1 goal, 4 assists - 5 points

Sean Hall (Rhinos) 3 assists - 3 points

Blake Erikson (Dynasty) 1 goal, 2 assists - 3 points

Adrian Rodriguez (Chiefs) 1 goal - 1 point

Jacob Kalmonson (Rhinos) 1 goal - 1 point

Monday Intermediate League

Team standings

Buzzsaw finished 7-0 with 76 GF and 30 GA

Playoffs

Monday, May 20

Buzzsaw (1) vs. Grippers (4), 8 p.m.

Yellow Jackets (2) vs. Noris Team (3), 8:50 p.m.

Play It Again vs. Cherry Pickers, 9:40 p.m. (first game of two-game total goals series for fifth place)

Championships

First place: 8 p.m. Third place: 8:50 p.m. Play it Again vs. Cherry Pickers, 9:40 p.m.

Wednesday Intermediate League

Team standings

Team W-L Pts GF GA

RT Long Boards 5-1 10 29 10

1052s 4-2 8 51 44

Goofy Foots 3-3 6 49 53

Mikey's 0-6 0 29 40

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