BOYS' BASKETBALL
The Glendale Panthers, a 16- and 17-year-old boys' basketball
squad, captured the Temecula Great Oaks Classic Tournament with a
55-26 victory Saturday.
Glendale built a 14-2 lead in the first quarter and never looked
back after finishing fourth in the event last year. Zareh Zargaryan
led the Panthers with 10 points, eight rebounds, four steals and
three assists. Teammate Daniel Estrada contributed nine points and
five rebounds and Raymond Beginyan added nine points and four
rebounds.
David Lee finished with seven points, six rebounds and three
assists for the Panthers, who got five points from Theo Minassian.
Bryan Aghakhani added four points, four rebounds and three assists
for Glendale, which got four points from Razmik Hossepians.
Nate Verano had three points for Glendale, which got two points
each from Elvin Youhanna and Rafael Gallegos and one from Neil
Talaro.
The Panthers also beat the High Desert Sparks and Temecula
Wolfpack.
SOFTBALL
Crescenta Valley Little League
Junior Division
Muir-Chase 2, Sierra Pacific 2: The contest turned out to be an
excellent pitching dual between Kylee Heurkins of Muir-Chase and
Heather Bacon of Sierra Pacific.
Kelsey Kasper, Michelle Duenay, Stephanie Ziemann, Alyssa
Sovereign and Heurkins played well defensively for Muir-Chase.
Muir-Chase 9, Burbank Diamonds 3: Devon Zerebko pitched well in a
complete-game effort for Muir-Chase. She also collected three doubles
and drove in three runs.
Kelsey Chambers, Kim Kellam and Kathryn Studebaker played well
defensively for Muir-Chase.
Western Studios 15, Jewel City Heat 2: Caitlin Deering, Megan
Edwards, Kellsey Butler, Brittny Dow and Kylie Mulligan combined to
pitch a four-hitter for Western Studios. Deering picked up the
victory.
Brittanie Johnson and Mary Knauf played well defensively for
Western Studios, which finished with 12 hits.
Emma Vine had three hits for Western Studios, which also got hits
from Mulligan, Deering, Knauf, Cynthia Ceja and Megan West.
Critters 16, Tujunga Dodgetts 7: Pitcher Hannah Cookson struck out
seven to pace the Critters.
Molly Burke, Hailey Cookson, Jessica Morena, Danni Khatchetourian,
Aspen Weber, Natalie Casey, Elena Leon and Amanda McNamee had hits
for the Critters. Sydney Potrykus, Chelsea Davis and Shayla Machuca
played well for the Critters.
BASEBALL
Crescenta Sports Assn.
Bronco Division
Union Bank 7, Havana Cafe 7: Pitcher Max Rich had two shut-out
innings in relief to help Union Bank rally. Garrett Ellis played well
