Two boys golf teams from the Bay Area region move to the regional championships in northern Northern California.
The boys’ golf championship in the central section of the coast was challenged on Tuesday at Laguna Seca Golf Ranch in Monterey, and two local teams have performed sufficiently to secure a place in the regional championships.
Stevenson, based in Pebble Beach, took first place with a team score of 351, but just behind them were Palo Alto (364) and St. Ignatius (367). Under their first three finishes, the two schools of the peninsula qualified for Norcals as a team.
The next four individuals who are not in a qualification team have also obtained a place in the regional, and this quartet included three golfers in the Bay region. It was Kyler Heath of Serra (68, tied for second place in total); Jack Wang de Los Altos (70, T-7) and Rithvik Jayaraman de Gunn (70, T-7).
The individuals who pass thanks to their team ends are Jayden Jewen of Si (66, 1st) and Dylan Wickum (70, T-7); Brian Yu de Palo Alto (71, T-12), Joshua Wang (71), Justun Kim (71), Brendan O’Keefe (74, T-25) and Ryan Chang (77, T-40); If’s Karl Befinga (77), Daniel Doan (77), Alexander Kapulica (77) and Ben Thomson (80, T-56); and Grady McCarter de Paly (84, T-62).
The Norcal Regionals will be held on May 27 at the Berkeley Country Club in El Cerrito.
Championship NCS Division II
The North Coast section organized its division II championships on Monday at the Foxtail Golf Club North in Rohnert Park, and although no East Bay school ended among the three best teams, a group of individual golfers hit its tickets for the Championships in Division I next Monday, where they will have a chance to qualify for a place in Norcals.
Will Chang de College Prep (69, 1st); Archer Eames de Miramonte (74, T-3); Chris Chang of College Prép (74), Carson Limpus de Berean Christian (74), David Navarro of El Cerrito (74), Aditya Das de Dublin (75), Cindy Yuan d’Athenien (77), Austin Wang, Athenian (78) and Shamaak Goyal of the Vista championship (78) 18 best players and were brought to championship I (78). round.
Division II qualifications and qualified golfers of division I go for a shot in Norcals at Rancho Solano Golf Course in Fairfield on May 19.
VOLLEYBALL
Semi-final ncs
Division I
N ° 1 Northgate 3, n ° 5 in room 0 (25-15, 25-20, 25-17)
Can anyone stop Northgate in DI support? No one has been lucky so far. The seeded broncos did not abandon a set and were not seriously in danger of doing so, with the exception of a 25-23 set victory against Liberty in the quarterfinals.
N ° 3 Amador Valley 3, n ° 15 las lomas 0 (25-19, 25-17, 25-18)
The Cinderella race of Las Lomas in the semi-finals ended quickly in the hands of donations. AV has abandoned only one set so far in the tournament and could be able to give Northgate a good match.
Division II
N ° 5 REDWOOD 3, n ° 16 IRVINGTON 2 (25-14, 20-25, 25-16, 21-25, 15-9)
Irvington’s charmed upheaval race in the D-II support met a hard-disputed finish in North Bay. The Vikings never led the set scoring overall despite the winning sets two and four.
N ° 2 International-San Francisco 3, n ° 14 American Canyon 0 (25-22, 25-20, 25-20)
There was no international love for American Canyon Tuesday evening in San Francisco. The East Bay school was swept away from the eliminatory series by its opponent of the city.
Division III
N ° 5 Albany 3, n ° 1 Encine 2 (18-25, 25-20, 25-17, 26-28, 15-13)
A thriller in Alameda went down to the last point. Albany visitors fell 0-1 in the match, gathered to increase 2-1, then abandoned the fourth set in additional points. Did not matter. The cougars rallied to win by the minimum in the fifth set and will host the match for the title D-III on Thursday.
N ° 6 Washington-Fremont 3, n ° 2 St. Joseph-Notre Dame 1 (22-25, 25-14, 25-20, 25-16)
It will be a subjunial final in Albany after Washington took care of the business in Alameda to win a trip to the championship match. Despite the removal of the opening set, the Huskies were firmly in control of the rest of the path.
Division IV
N ° 12 Benicia 3, n ° 9 Quarry Lane 0 (25-23, 25-20, 25-22)
The only two -digit seeds to make a championship match in the NCS, Benicia did it in style with a scan. After exceeding n ° 5 Windsor 3-2 in the opening lathe, the Panthers have not dropped a set since.
N ° 2 Berean Christian 3, n ° 6 Alhambra 2 (16-25, 25-23, 25-21, 22-25, 15-10)
Berean Christian, meanwhile, had to empty a difficult victory over a fiery group in Alhambra. They will now welcome Benicia Thursday evening in Walnut Creek.
BASEBALL
EBAL semi-finals
N ° 4 Grenade 6, San Ramon Valley 0
N ° 1 in room 6, n ° 6 FOOTHILL 0
Two victories to launder identical in the semi-finals of the East Bay sports league have prepared the field for a long-awaited revenge match between two of the best teams in the Bay region.
From the room (22-3) lost only three games all season, the second of which was a 6-2 defeat against Granada at home in Concord on March 13. Spartans have not lost 3-2 since the decision of Whitney-Rocklin on April 15 at Boras Classic since the decision.
Granada (20-5) is the defending champion Ebal, NCS and Norcal, but the matadors were not as dominant as during their dream season 32-1 last year. However, the carpets are set up to make more history, from 4 p.m. Thursday in Livermore.
The two teams had a legendary battle in the playoff series last season during the match for the title NCS, extending over two days, several facilities and 14 rounds. Granada finally won this 1-0 competition.
What will this one have in store? We will discover Thursday at Granada high school.
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