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Corey Childers scored an unassisted goal in overtime Tuesday, and the Diablos rode that decisive score to a 7-6 victory over the Surf City Sharks in a Howe Division match at Coast 2 Coast Inline Hockey Center in Huntington Beach.

It was the second score of the game for Childers, his first coming during a high-scoring third-period that saw the Diablos outscore the Sharks 4-2 to force overtime.

He also had an assist.

Karson Derego led the Diablos in scoring with three goals. Alex Buyan and Drew Truxaw also scored.

Blake Walker registered 38 saves.

Matthew Oyakawa had three goals and an assist to pace the Sharks.

Derek Slayton, John Findley and Alexander Gomez also scored, and Jadin Press finished with 22 saves.

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In Norris Division action:

Hornets 6, Young Guns 4

The Hornets took a 4-0 lead through two periods before the Young Guns caught fire and pulled two within 5-4 late in the third period before Grant Kang scored an insurance goal with 30 seconds to play to cap the victory.

Scott Begg of the Hornets led all scorers with three goals. Stephen Kim and Alex Le Bas also scored.

Le Bas added three assists, and Kang and Begg each had one assist.

Weston Bechtold recorded 14 saves.

For the Young Guns, Joshua Gramajo, Andrew De Carlo, Cole Geller and Perry Lightfoot all scored and De Carlo and Lightfoot also had assists.

Timothy Fisk finished with 20 saves.

Softball

The South Huntington Beach 8-and-Under Silver All-star team claimed its first postseason tournament title Sunday.

At the Riptide All-Star Tournament held in Oceanside last weekend, two days of competition saw South Huntington Beach defeat Rancho Trabuco (11-5), Rancho Bernardo (10-4) and Vista (9-2) in pool play.

Those three wins earned the squad a No. 1-seed going into bracket play, where they opened action with a second win over Rancho Bernardo, this time by a 9-0 score.

In the championship game of the tournament, South Huntington Beach held off a late rally by Vista to claim the title with an 8-6 victory.

South Huntington Beach Girls Fastpitch Softball also announced its 12-, 10- and 8-Under All-Star teams for postseason play. Below is a listing of players representing each division:

12-and-Under Division (Gold): Sarah Baca, Emily Brucelas, Khailey Campos, Melanie Coyne, Jesse Giese, Jillian Martinez, Madison Pautsch, Madi Perez, Angie Santopoalo, Emily Stoner, Logan Vournas, Reagan Zschach, head coach Greg Vournas and assistant coaches Mike Coyne, Dwain Pautsch and Ray Perez.

12-and-Under Division (Silver): Jamie Cortez, Amanda Caswell, Leilani Cooper, Chiara DeMarco, Kerry Doran, Randi Fehser, Dana Kerins, Chanel Luis, Sinead Martin, Tyler Ratzlaff, Lizzy Talataina, Kelli Tatum, head coach Dan Kerins and assistant coaches Mike Tatum, Robert Ratzlaff and Ken DeMarco.

12-and-Under Division (Bronze): Bree Beason, Natalie Bramlett, Katie Estes, Kimberlee Estes, Alyssa Foster, Tamra Hartmann, Jessica Luke, Briaha Martinez, Kaylee Rademaker, Alex Tessier, Micaela Vierra, Katie Winstein, head coach Eric Estes and assistant coaches Cathy Vierra and Cary Foster.

10-and-Under Division (Gold): Brittany Bancroft, Rachel Flory, Tatum Holdaway, Claire Kirksey, Emma Osborne, Kiana Pancino, Maria Steadmon, Isabella Stoner, Danielle Thomas, Ali Wester, Callie Westfall, Jamie Zschach, head coach Steve Bancroft, Richard Holdaway and DJ Flory.

10-and-Under Division (Silver): Samantha Earthman, Alexis Fukaye, Kelsey Keenan, Priscilla Martinez, Jamie McCaa, Tamara McGuff, Natalie Peters, Mackenzie Quenneville, Allison Rasmussen, Kimberly Spell, Tatum Springer, Danielle Votendahl, head coach DeeAndra McGuff and assistant coaches Mark Votendahl and Greg Fukaye.

8-and-Under Division (Gold): Kelsey Campeau, Ivy Davis, Dani Dennison, Cassidy Dennison, Madeline Domingo, Janie Hammond, Jessica Karns, Lindsey Sparks, Timre Tonti, Brittany Trebil, Riley Wester, Kara Winthrop, head coach Dareld Karins and assistant coaches Rich Dennison and Geri Campeau.

8-and-Under (Silver): Alex Brooks, Grace Caswell, Emma Clark, Meghan Colburn, Courtney Craft, Megan Deats, Donna Friedman, Lauren Kennedy, Rachel Kennedy, Ashlyn McGuff, Summer Willerth, Casey Zschach, head coach Steve Caswell and assistant coaches Doug Deats and Kevin Craft.