HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP

BOYS’ SOCCER

Newport Harbor 3,

El Toro 2

IRVINE — Senior Innocente Tellez scored on an assist by senior Chaco Munoz in the final minute to propel the Sailors in the title game of the Irvine Challenge Monday at Irvine High.

Ramiro Tomas and Munoz scored to erase one-goal deficits earlier for the Tars (5-1-1).

Jose Hernandez made eight saves for the winners.

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

Sage Hill 33,

Calvary Chapel Downey 29

DOWNEY — Senior Tierney Danner had 15 points and 16 rebounds and junior teammate Hannah Jeffrey had a career-hgih 20 rebounds to pace the winners in pool play at the Calvary Chapel Downey Tournament Monday.

Sage (3-1) received seven rebounds, five blocks and four points from senior Stephanie Garrison.

Calvary Chapel Downey Tournament

Sage Hill 33,

Calvary Chapel Downey 29

SCORE BY QUARTERS

SH – Danner 15, Hembarsky 7, Jeffrey 5, Garrison 4, Carpenter 2.

3-pt. goals – Hembarsky.

CCD – Bonilla 9, Advincula 6, Perez 5, Nicholson 4, Dayal 3, Zamora 2.

BOYS’ BASKETBALL

Cajon 74,

Newport Harbor 49

IRVINE — Sailors’ juniors Clay Friend and Chris Anderson had 10 and eight points, respectively, in the opening round of pool play at the Irvine World News Tournament Monday at Woodbridge High.

The Sailors fell to 1-5.

Irvine World News Tournament

Cajon 74, Newport Harbor 49

SCORE BY QUARTERS

Cajon – Wesley 16, Harrison 15, Simmons 10, Martin 8, Flowers 6, Tumka 6, Cardonna 3, Williams 3, Cooper 3, Manker 2, Grant 2.

3-pt. goals – Harrison 2, Wesley 2, Simmons 2, Flowers 2, Cardonna 1.

NH – Friend 10, Anderson 8, Bagby 5, Holmes 5, Rios 4, Shaw 4, Allee 4, Fletcher 3, Seeber 3, Lyon 2, Leggett 1.

3-pt. goals – Anderson 2, Seeber 1, Holmes 1, Friend 1, Allee 1.

Sunny Hills 67, Estancia 46

CYPRESS — Senior Tim Newman paced the Eagles in the opening round of pool play at the Oxford Tournament Monday at Oxford Academy.

Estancia fell to 4-4.

Oxford Tournament

Sunny Hills 67, Estancia 46

SCORE BY QUARTERS

SH – Poli 16, Deutschman 13, Bynum 9, Magdaleno 9, Rivera 8, Daniel 4, Juarez 3, Zari 3, Yanis 2.

3-pt. goals – Deutschman 3, Rivera 2, Juarez 1, Daniel 1, Bynum 1.

Est – Newman 12, Jones 9, Joyner 8, McClanahan 6, Cherney 4, Thomas 3, Knapp 2, Antonio 2.

3-pt. goals – Joyner 2, Jones 1, Newman 1, Thomas 1.

Fouled out – Newman.

GIRLS’ WATER POLO

Estancia 8,

Rancho Alamitos 1

COSTA MESA — Estancia sophomore Kylie Carpenter matched her career high with five goals in the nonleague home game Monday.

Senior two-meter guard Michelle Parsons sparkled on defense and scored a goal in the first half, then replaced Emily Kaplan (four saves) in goal to make two saves against the Vaqueros.

Gracie Brestle and Tyler Andrews also scored for the Eagles (3-4).

Nonleague

Estancia 8, Rancho Alamitos 1

SCORE BY QUARTERS

RA – Abres 1. Saves – Cordera 7.

Est – Carpenter 5, Parsons 1, Brestle 1, Andrews 1. Saves – Kaplan 4, Parsons 2.

SURFING

Newport Harbor 100,

Mater Dei 47

HUNTINGTON BEACH — The Sailors came within five points of a perfect score in winning all seven heats at Brookhurst Street Wednesday.

The Sailors (7-1) had seven competitors finish first, six earn second and four finish third.

Newport Harbor, won the shortboard competition, 56-28, winning all four heats. The Sailors swept the first heat with Chad Morabito placing first, Casey Bushong second and Tommy Shaw third.

In the second shortboard heat, Andrew Wilson scored a 4.3 average wave score to secure victory and Zach Porteous placed third. The third shortboard heat saw Sailors Charlie Hawthorne and Cort Adler finish first and second, respectively.

Daniel Netzer’s 4.4 score was good enough for first in the final heat. Jordan Desguin from Newport finished second.

Newport’s Taylor Patton won the longboard competition, in which the Sailors won, 15-6. Placing second and third, respectively, were Aaron Cervantes and Michael Maddox.

The Sailors won the team bodyboard heat, 14-7, as Joe Suzuki’s 6.4 meet-high score placed first and teammate Steven Jensen was second.

The girls’ team won with a perfect 15-6 score behind Elizabeth Eddy’s winning score of 5.17. Shelby Detmers and Ali Hayes and Cambria Brandenburger were second, third and fourth, respectively.