Hart Hits Road, Ends Up With 5-0 Victory at Home

La Canada and Hart highs got off to a late start in a nonleague girls’ tennis match Tuesday because of a scheduling mix-up that caused the Indians to drive to La Canada and back to Hart, where the match was finally played.

That extra time on the bus didn’t seem to bother the Indians, who came away with a 5-0 victory shortened by darkness.

Instead of the normal round-robin, three singles players from each school and three doubles teams all played one match. The final singles match was halted by darkness.

The No. 1 team of Penny Letts and Catherine Pucci led a doubles sweep by the Indians (2-2).

Harvard-Westlake 17, Notre Dame 1--Freshman Jessica Leck dropped only one game at No. 1 singles in sweeping three sets for the Wolverines (4-0) in a Mission League match at Studio City Golf and Tennis.

No. 2 player Chelsea Dillon and No. 3 Katelyn Rader also won three sets as Harvard-Westlake swept singles play.

Louisville 15, Lakewood St. Joseph 3--Senior Lisa Moverley swept at No. 2 singles, 6-2, 6-2, 6-0, for the Royals (3-2) in a Mission League victory at Calabasas Tennis and Swim Club.

Newbury Park 18, Bishop Diego 0--Aimee Fiori won three sets by 6-0 scores at No. 3 singles for the Panthers (2-3) at Newbury Park.

Campbell Hall 11, Marymount 7--Melissa Nguyen swept at No. 1 singles, and Stephanie Carapetian and Emily Abrams did the same at No. 1 doubles for the Vikings (5-0) in a nonleague victory at Valley College.

Granada Hills 6, Van Nuys 1--Valerie Ramirez and Shannon Slotnick won their match to spark a doubles sweep by the Highlanders (2-0) in a nonconference match at Granada Hills.

Diana Friedland defeated Jasmin Dao, 8-6, at No. 1 singles for Van Nuys.

Chaminade 17, Flintridge Sacred Heart 1--The No. 2 doubles team of Amy Biersch and Kym Jordan swept, 6-1, 6-1, 6-1, for the victorious Eagles (1-1) in a Mission League opener at the Northridge Tennis Club.

San Marcos 10, Camarillo 8--Lauren Gaona took two of three sets at No. 1 singles for the Scorpions (2-2) in a nonleague loss at home.

BOYS’ WATER POLO

Ventura 10, Newbury Park 7--Chad Caldwell scored four goals, and Mike Derse and Todd Barbosa each added two for the Cougars in a nonleague victory at Newbury Park.

Newbury Park, which was routed, 14-2, by Ventura in the Thousand Oaks tournament two weeks ago, had goals by seven players.

Flintridge Prep 19, Webb 10--Matt Klekner scored three of his five goals in the third quarter, and Sam Tyre and Tizoc Cruz-Gonzalez each finished with four goals for the Rebels in a Prep League victory at Flintridge Prep.

Klekner, who scored on five of nine shots, had two assists. Tyre added four assists.