Rebels

GIRLS' TENNIS Flintridge Prep 14, Webb 4: Andrea Kevakian and Jenise Vargas each swept their singles sets Friday to lead the visiting Rebels to a Prep League win. Kevakian won, 6-1, 6-0, 6-0. Vargas won, 6-1, 6-1, 6-0. Flintridge Prep (8-3, 3-1 in league) saw its No. 1 doubles team of Kira Lee and Roya Gheissari sweep, 6-1, 6-1, 6-2. BOYS' WATER POLO Flintridge Prep 13, La Salle 6: Alex Blaine and Jamie Walker had three goals apiece Friday for the Rebels in a Prep League home match.

BASEBALL Flintridge Prep 6, Webb 1: Alex Sierra pitched five innings and allowed just one unearned run on three hits to lead the Rebels to their first Prep League win on the road Thursday. Royce Park and Scott Tsangeos each drove in two runs and Brendan McKiernan went two for three and scored twice for Prep (4-3, 1-2 in league), which lost to Webb on Tuesday. BOYS' GOLF St. Francis 199, Alemany 202: Michael Doll carded a two-over-par 38 and Richie Maloof finished with a 39 to lead the Golden Knights (2-5 in league)

BOYS' GOLF Flintridge Prep 195, Granada Hills Hillcrest Christian 277: Jack Bouchard fired a two-under-par 32 on Thursday to propel the Rebels in a Prep League match at La Cañada Country Club. Will Guthrie had a 39 for Flintridge Prep, which improved to 6-10, 2-3 in league. Justin Farshidi carded a 40 for the Rebels, who got a 41 from Richard Lo and a 43 from Peter Chodas. Crespi 207, St. Francis 220: Vince De Pinto had a six-over-par 41 on Thursday for the Golden Knights in a Mission League match at Braemar Country Club in Tarzana.

Gareth and Barrett Weiss might be among the most organized teenagers around. They wake up in the morning and head to school to tackle a variety of subjects from English to mathematics. Then it's off to gymnastics practice before taking a couple of hours to practice their musical instruments. Somewhere in between, there's time allotted in their busy schedules to work on their pole vaulting techniques. It appears they've become adjusted to managing their to-do lists rather well, which is half the battle for the freshmen pole vaulters on the Flintridge Prep boys' track and field team.

BASEBALL Flintridge Prep 8, Chadwick 4: Starting pitcher Cole Rademacher struck out four in five innings and helped his cause with a solo home run Wednesday to lead visiting Flintridge Prep in a Prep league contest. Alex Sierra had two hits, including a two-run home run. Daniel Enzminger finished with a pair of hits for the Rebels (5-10, 2-3 in league). BOYS' SWIMMING Flintridge Prep 85, Chadwick 85: The Rebels remained undefeated in the Prep League (5-0-1)

GIRLS' SOCCER Flintridge Prep 1, Chadwick 0: Kaelin King scored in the 61st minute on an assist from Abby Letts to help the Rebels begin their Prep League title defense with a victory on the road on Wednesday. Casey Cousineau had eight saves for Prep (7-1-1, 1-0 in league) BOYS' BASKETBALL Harvard-Westlake 64, St. Francis 37: Jake Beck scored nine points for the Golden Knights (6-8) in their Mission League opener on Wednesday night. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Citrus College 46, Glendale Community College 38: Amanda Manahan led the host Vaqueros with 13 points in a Western State Conference South Division opener on Wednesday.

BOYS' GOLF Maranatha 223, Flintridge Prep 223: Jack Bouchard of Flintridge Prep carded a three-over-par 38 on Wednesday in a nonleague match at Altadena Golf Course. Maranatha took the event as its sixth scorer shot two strokes lower. Josh Kim added a 43 for the Rebels (3-4). SOFTBALL Marlborough 14, Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy 7: Lauren Torres hit a solo home run for the visiting Tologs (4-3) in a nonleague contest Wednesday. Westridge 8, Flintridge Prep 7: Chelsea Johnson and Jenna Galper each had a pair of hits Wednesday for the host Rebels in a Prep League match.

SOFTBALL Flintridge Prep 7, Rio Hondo Prep 4: Flintridge Prep pitcher Denise van der Goot struck out 16, including the first nine batters of the game, to lead the Rebels in a Prep League road contest Friday. Ashley Kim hit a home run and drove in three runs for the Rebels, who got three hits from Alina Okamoto. Flintridge Prep improved to 5-2, 3-0 in league. GIRLS' TRACK AND FIELD Flintridge Prep in Prep League quad meet: The Rebels received nine first-place efforts to win Friday's Prep League meet at La Cañada High.

Over the past 13 seasons, Todd Frost saw the Flintridge Prep girls' basketball team become one of the area's top programs. As an assistant for 10 seasons and head coach for the past three, the Rebels enjoyed a terrific stretch in which they won seven Prep League championships in a row from 2002-08, earned a trip to the CIF Southern Section Division IV-A final in 2007 and had a slew of players achieve All-Area, All-CIF and all-league honors....

Gareth and Barrett Weiss might be among the most organized teenagers around. They wake up in the morning and head to school to tackle a variety of subjects from English to mathematics. Then it's off to gymnastics practice before taking a couple of hours to practice their musical instruments. Somewhere in between, there's time allotted in their busy schedules to work on their pole vaulting techniques. It appears they've become adjusted to managing their to-do lists rather well, which is half the battle for the freshmen pole vaulters on the Flintridge Prep boys' track and field team.

NORTHEAST GLENDALE - There was much fanfare Thursday afternoon at Occidental College's Anderson Field. The winner of the Prep League finale between Webb and Flintridge Prep had a postgame celebration that included a Gatorade bath for the coach and a parent playing "Eye of the Tiger" on a bugle as teammates high-fived one another. But in a moment that could have been celebratory for Flintridge Prep Coach Buzz Cook, Cook instead was more reflective as he watched the events that unfolded across the field.

CLAREMONT - It was a day of tremendous efforts for the Flintridge Prep boys' and girls' track and field teams at Thursday night's Prep League finals at Claremont-McKenna College. The Rebels succeeded across the board as the boys won a team title and the girls captured multiple individual championships as well as qualifying several athletes to the CIF Southern Section Division IV preliminaries May 12 at Carpinteria High. "We had been undefeated at all our league meets and had a really good season, but I was still nervous," said Rebels Coach Nick Ponticello, whose boys' team claimed its first title since 2003.

PASADENA - Down until the final few races, the Flintridge Prep boys' swimming team was still within reach of the Prep League championship at Saturday afternoon's league finals. It left Rebels Coach Ryan Goto to wonder what could have been if his team had been error free and at full strength, as the boys settled for third place with 267 points. "There were a few mistakes we made along the way," Goto said. "We stumbled a bit and didn't finish as strong as I wanted to. Overall, the swimmers who actually came to the meet today gave everything they could to win and we just came up short.

LA CAÑADA FLINTRIDGE - Pasadena Poly boys' volleyball Coach Mark Mina admitted his team probably showed up at Flintridge Prep expecting a Prep League sweep on Tuesday afternoon. The Panthers almost got one. Performed on them, that is, by a Rebels squad that became ever more fired up with wins in the first two games and taking the third down to the wire. Michael Saeta simply wouldn't allow Poly to go down, however, igniting a late rally to win the third game before going on to finish with 51 kills in his team's 21-25, 25-27, 25-20, 25-22, 15-13 win that lifted the Panthers into a tie for first place with Chadwick with two matches left in the season.

BASEBALL Flintridge Prep 8, Chadwick 4: Starting pitcher Cole Rademacher struck out four in five innings and helped his cause with a solo home run Wednesday to lead visiting Flintridge Prep in a Prep league contest. Alex Sierra had two hits, including a two-run home run. Daniel Enzminger finished with a pair of hits for the Rebels (5-10, 2-3 in league). BOYS' SWIMMING Flintridge Prep 85, Chadwick 85: The Rebels remained undefeated in the Prep League (5-0-1)

SOFTBALL Flintridge Prep 18, Chadwick 3 (five innings): Chelsea Johnson went four for five and scored a pair of runs Tuesday to lead the visiting Rebels in a Prep League contest to claim their first victory of the season. Rachel Simon also went four for five and drove in two runs for Flintridge Prep (1-11, 1-4 in league). Maya Okamoto had three hits and Drew Montgomery added two for the Rebels. Burroughs 11, Hoover 0: The host Tornadoes didn't record a hit Tuesday in their Pacific League contest.

The following are odds and ends from the local sports scene. CV CAN GAMES SET CV CAN — the non-profit La Crescenta-based Crescenta Valley Committed to Athletic Needs organization — will present the third annual CV CAN Games on Saturday at Crescenta Valley High with roughly 150 Special Olympics athletes from the San Fernando Valley, Santa Clarita Valley and Glendale and Burbank areas set to compete. After an 8 a.m. registration period, Olympic gold medalist and California Special Olympics founding father Rafer Johnson will open the games as its master of ceremonies at 9 a.m. before the games really get going 30 minutes later.

Witnessing rockabilly originator Ray Campi in performance can be an unforgettable experience. Decked out in colorful, custom-tailored western wardrobe, letting fly with a biting vocal style reminiscent of a rebel war cry while balanced, mid-air, atop his full-size acoustic upright bass, one would never guess that the veteran singer-musician is fast approaching his 78th year. Campi has always been a bundle of contradictions, one who has released 60 full-length albums, shared stages with the likes of Gene Vincent, Conway Twitty, Bob Luman and Sonny James, played to massive audiences at European festivals but has also worked as bowling alley pin setter, Ferris wheel operator, lingerie salesman and, for 30 years, as a high school teacher in Van Nuys.