The Mariners play at unbeaten Scott Valley on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. Lia Blaustein earned Harbor’s lone win at No. The Mariners (6-1, 4-0) also received doubles wins from Madison Phillips and Jill Beltran, and Ashley Jacob and Natalie Victory.

Girls tennisĪt Aptos 6, Harbor 1: Autumn Zaretsky, Tiana Smith and Coral Collins earned singles wins in straight sets in the Mariners’ SCCAL win Monday. Goalie Casey Wright made four saves for Harbor (0-14), which hosts SLV on Thursday at 5 p.m. Junior Eddie Brooks scored twice for the Pirates, and sophomore Logan Manildi also scored. Junior goalie Lucas Primo made eight saves for the Cardinals.Īt Aptos 10, Harbor 3: The Mariners earned the SCCAL win Monday. Senior Bryce Glavis, sophomore Pakalani Vaka-Saxton, and freshman Hayden Johnson each scored twice. Santa Cruz 14, at Soquel 6: Junior Nathan Rascon scored four goals and sophomore Matthias Cruz had three goals as the Cardinals beat Knights in their SCCAL match Monday. Senior Maya Manildi and junior Simone Stromberg split time in goal and made a combined eight saves. Carey has scored 56 goals on the season.Ĭiera Puente scored three goals for Aptos (7-7, 3-1), Camryn Garcia and Madi Knudsen each scored twice, and Adriana Santillano and Mariana Franca each scored a goal.įreshman Kate Brandon scored for the Pirates, and senior captain Moorea Robertson had an assist, two steals, and two blocked shots. Senior Sonja Ukropina scored all four goals for the Cardinals (8-4, 2-2).Īt Aptos 17, Harbor 1: Junior Fiona Carey scored seven goals and the Mariners rolled to the SCCAL win Monday. and at Clovis West on Saturday at 11 a.m. Senior goalie Grace Howard made nine saves for the Knights (12-1, 3-0), who play at Clovis on Friday at 5:30 p.m. Leah Murphy and Olivia Harris also scored twice, and Ella Moker, Amelie Stotland and Autumn Anstey each added a goal. Healy also had three assists and four steals. (Shmuel Thaler – Santa Cruz Sentinel)Īddison Lane had four goals and four assists, and Summer Stelck had three goals and four steals.

Soquel High junior Leah Murphy looks for a teammate as the Knights play a patient match against visiting Santa Cruz on Monday. “It’s an exciting place to be in at this point in the season.”Īt Soquel 20, Santa Cruz 4: Stanford-committed Quinn Healy scored six times, and the Knights scored 20 goals for the third time in as many SCCAL matches Monday. “Pulling this off puts us in a position of confidence, knowing we can work our way out of tight spots and depend on smart playing and team work,” Cardinals coach Harlina Manley-Diaz said.

It was their first five-set win on the season. Santa Cruz (15-5, 7-1), off to its best start in school history, is seeking its first regular-season league title since 2001. Santa Cruz won the SCCAL match in five sets. Volleyball players on Santa Cruz High’s bench erupts as the Cardinals score the winning point in the third set on Monday after losing the first two sets to the host Soquel. The Cardinals not only rallied from a two-set hole, they snatched victory from the jaws of defeat in the fifth set, overcoming a 14-11 deficit to secure a thrilling 14-25, 7-25, 25-20, 25-22, 16-14 win in the teams’ Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League match.

“Crazy” might be an understatement in describing Santa Cruz High’s girls volleyball victory over host Soquel on Monday.

Wild teens playing volley balley