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Girls tennis
Whittier Christian 16, Heritage Christian 2 — Breanna Lee, Claire Miller and Shiloh Moore swept in singles and the team of Sam Martinez and Jessica Maher swept in doubles for the Heralds (9-4, 4-2) in an Olympic League victory.

Mayfield’s three-game sweep of Chadwick, which had previously been the top-ranked team in the CIF Southern Section’s Division 2AA, kept the Cubs in the top spot in he all-encompassing San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Top 25:

1. Mayfield (15-1) Making it look easy this far (1)
2. Glendora (11-5) Plays Bonita in league match Tuesday (5)
3. South Pasadena (11-2) Lost in quarterfinals of Ayala tournament (6)
4. San Gabriel (15-1-1) 3-0 start in Almont League (4)
5. Gabrielino (14-4) Gave up only one set in first round of league (8)
6. Flintridge Sacred Heart (9-6) Surprising sweep by Harvard Westlake (3)
7. St. Paul (20-7) Two big 3-1 league victories (9)
8. Diamond Ranch (13-3) Big win over West Covina; Walnut next (14)
9. Bonita (18-7) Won Ayala tourney Silver Division (15)
10. Maranatha (14-8) Took out Whittier Christian in four (17)
11. St. Lucy’s (8-7) Big match vs. Chino Hills up next (10)
12. Gladstone (15-5) Undefeated in four Montview matches (11)
13. La Serna (13-4) 9-0 in league sets thus far (7)
14. Whittier Christian (20-7) Tough back-to-back Olympic losses (2)
15. La Salle (9-10) Opened league with victory (12)
16. Duarte (16-5) Rematch vs. Gladstone next week (13)
17. Westridge (7-3) Plays host to Chadick on Tuesday (18)
18. Monrovia (13-8) 5-2 in Ayala tournament (22)
19. Los Altos (10-10) Finally rounding into contention? (24)
20. Walnut (12-7) Showdown vs. Diamond Ranch Tuesday (25)
21. Pasadena Poly (4-6-1) Rematch vs. Westridge Tuesday (unranked)
22. La Canada (6-8) Win vs. South Pasadena would be huge (unranked)
23. South Hills (14-7) Swept by Glendora (20)
24. La Mirada (9-8-1) Split Suburban League matches (23)
25. California (7-5) Lost to La Serna in three (21)

La Habra, after 35-7 win over previously undefeated Sonora, stayed No. 1 in this week’s rankings. (Photo by Robert Huskey)

WHITTIER DAILY NEWS FOOTBALL RANKINGS
1. La Habra (5-1) — The Highlanders showed they are still the one in the city of La Habra. Now they can take a step towards a ninth consecutive Freeway League crown when Buena Park comes calling on Friday. You can take another win to the bank.
2. La Mirada (4-3) — The Matadores are back in their comfort zone and playing like it. They’ve outscored their first three Suburban League opponents, 180-7. The question is can they play themselves into a top 4 seed for the Southeast playoffs?
3. La Serna (4-2) — The Lancers are the runaway pick for the Del Rio League and they lived up to the billing with a 42-0 whitewash of Whittier. Can they be touched in league? El Rancho gets a shot on Thursday.
4. Montebello (4-1) — The Oilers made easy work of rival Schurr, 43-10, last week. They should cruise the next few weeks before a showdown against Bell Gardens.
5. Sonora (5-1) — The Raiders were no match for La Habra, which shutdown its vaunting run game. This still looks like a playoff team, but it still has to take care of business, beginning this week vs. Sunny Hills.
6. California (2-4) — The Condors are a lot better than their record shows, and it was on display with a 27-0 win over previously undefeated Pioneer last week. Cal looks like the chief challenger to La Serna, which it gets in two weeks.
7. St. Paul (3-3) — The Angelus League is just one week old, but already the Swordsmen have a must-win game. They get La Salle, who they beat last season. The big boys still lie ahead, so any thought of the playoffs must include a win on Friday.
8. Pioneer (5-1) — The Titans took a dose of reality with a 27-0 loss to California. But Pioneer is still enjoying its best season in nearly 15 years. Question is can they add to it make a run at the playoffs? They have a big one vs. Whittier on Thursday. The winner can still entertain playoff thoughts.
9. Santa Fe (2-4) — This was a tough team to read based on their schedule, but they showed they can compete in the league with a 34-15 victory over El Rancho. A good barometer test comes Friday vs. Cal.
10. Whittier (3-3) — The Cardinals took a step back with a 42-0 loss to La Serna. They are now in a must-win situation when they face Pioneer on Thursday.
OTHERS: 11. Whittier Christian (3-4), 12. El Rancho (0-6), Schurr (1-5), Cantwell-Sacred Heart (1-5).

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Dave Meyers, the star forward for Sonora High School who led UCLA to the 1975 NCAA basketball championship as the lone senior in coach John Wooden’s final season and later played for the NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks, died Friday. He was 62.
Meyers died at his home in Temecula after struggling with cancer for the last year, according to UCLA, which received the news from his younger sister, Ann Meyers Drysdale.
He played four years for Milwaukee after being drafted second overall by the Los Angeles Lakers. Shortly after, Meyers was part of a blockbuster trade that sent him to the Bucks in exchange for Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
The 6-foot-8 Meyers led UCLA in scoring at 18.3 points and rebounding at 7.9 in his final season, helping the Bruins to a 28-3 record. He had 24 points and 11 rebounds in their 92-85 victory over Kentucky in the NCAA title game played in his hometown of San Diego.

La Habra’s CJ Taylor rushed for 150 yards and four touchdowns to lead La Habra to a 35-7 win over rival Sonora on Friday (Photo by Robert Huskey).

LA HABRA 37, SONORA 7

LA HABRA — The city of La Habra will continue to be painted blue and white.
CJ Taylor rushed for 150 yards and four touchdowns and La Habra High School continued its dominance over intra-city rival Sonora with a 35-7 victory in the teams’ Freeway League opener at La Habra High School.
Eric Barriere accounted for 141 yards and a touchdown for the Highlanders, who improved to 5-1. La Habra is ranked No. 1 in both the area and CIF-Southern Section Southwest Division.
Jacob Fimbres rushed for 78 yards and touchdown and Cole McDonald accounted for 172 yards for the Raiders, who slipped to 5-1. Sonora is ranked No. 4 in the area.
The Highlanders needed just three minutes to take the lead. Barriere, who accounted for 125 yards during the first two quarters, had a run of 10 yards and a 19-yard completion to Amon Fellows before Taylor scored on a 19-yard run for a 7-0 advantage with 6:50 left in the quarter.
Barriere, who threw for 62 yards in the first half, completed an 80-yard drive with a 14-yard toss to Logan Gomez to push it to 14-0 with 7:12 left in the half.
Taylor, who rushed for 57 yards in the first half, then completed a 70-yard drive with a 3-yard run for a 21-0 lead with 2:37 left in the half. Barriere, who rushed for 63 yards during the first two quarters, set up the score with a key 16-yard run on fourth and 10 to the Sonora’ 24.
Taylor also had runs of 30 and 11 yards to give La Habra a 35-7 lead in the fourth quarter.
La Habra’s CJ Taylor: “It was a great game to be in. Rivalries are always good. They came in talking a little trash and we had to show them who the best team in the city is. It was a good game.”
— Stephen Ramirez
MARANATHA 38, WHITTIER CHRISTIAN 20
PASADENA — Maranatha quarterback Kwon Peterson, making his first start, threw for three touchdowns in leading the Minutemen to a 38-20 Olympic League win over visiting Whittier Christian on Friday night.
Daniel Torres also scored on a pair of 1-yard runs, as the Minutemen (4-3, 1-0) won consecutive games for the first time this year.
David Allen paced Maranatha with 102 rushing yards, 93 coming in the first half. Allen’s 21-yard scoring reception late in the second quarter gave the Minutemen a halftime lead of 24-14.
Whittier Christian (3-4, 0-1) was led by quarterback Quinn Commans’ two scoring throws. His 55-yard connection with Nick Watase late in the first quarter tied the game at 14.
— Mike Branom
ROUNDUP: CALIFORNIA 27, PIONEER 0
Pioneer High School’s prospects of an undefeated season came to an abrupt end in a Del Rio League opener, California scoring a 27-0 victory on Friday night.
Evan Barajas threw two touchdown passes and the Condors (1-4) scored two TDs in the fourth quarter to put the game away. He completed 8 of 15 passes for 90 yards.
Robert Leos rushed for 220 yards on 14 carries and had a 72-yard TD run in the fourth quarter. Andrew Reyes rushed for 102 yards and a TD. Gabriel Rivera caught a 22-yard TD pass from Barajas in the final quarter.
Phillip Hernandez completed 10 of 20 passes for 104 yards for the Titans (5-1). The closest Pioneer got to scoring was on the opening drive. The Titans got to the California 22, but failed to convert on a fourth-and-2 play.

HOW THE TOP TEN FARED
1. La Habra (5-1) def. Sonora, 35-7
2. La Mirada (4-3) def. Bellflower, 65-0
3. La Serna (4-2) def. Whittier, 42-0
4. Sonora (5-1) lost to La Habra, 35-7
5. Pioneer (5-1) lost to California, 27-0
6. Montebello (5-1) def. Schurr, 43-10
7. St. Paul (3-3) lost to Harvard-Westlake, 28-21
8. Whittier (3-3) lost to La Serna, 42-0
9. California (2-4) def. Pioneer, 27-0
10. Whittier Christian (3-3) lost to Maranatha, 38-10
OTHER SCORES
Santa Fe 34, El Rancho 15
Cantwell Sacred-Heart 27, Animo South L.A. 12