Temple City begins second half of water polo season on roll

The Temple City High girls water polo is on track to do something that has not been done in five years: win a Rio Hondo League title.

The Rams begin the second round of league play undefeated for second-year coach Oscar Dorado.

“It’s been night and day,” Dorado said between last season and this season. “It’s a completely different program. During training we did a lot of adjustments. The girls are very motivated and having fun.”

The Rams (10-4, 4-0) play host to South Pasadena on Thursday. Temple City scored a 13-6 victory in the first game against South Pasadena. They have slowly been creeping up the CIF-Southern Section Division 5 poll; they are ranked fifth.

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Wednesday Recap: Kelly Crowley scored twice to lead San Marino to 3-0 girls soccer win

Girls soccer
San Marino 3, South Pasadena 0 — Kelly Crowley scored twice and Christina Chang and Mandy Hsu each added a goal for the Titans (9-1-3, 5-0) in a Rio Hondo League victory. Goalie Sarah Blasher recorded the shutout.
Boys basketball
San Marino 53, South Pasadena 37 — Brian Low had 16 points, three rebounds and a steal, Jadyn Torres had 13 points, five rebounds and a block for the Titans (13-8, 3-2) in a Rio Hondo League victory. Blake Kunitake had 11 points and Alex Cate had 10 points and 10 rebounds for San Marino.

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Tuesday Recap: Goalie Tatum French recorded a shutout and Kin Spencer scored twice to lead Maranatha to 2-0 win

Girls soccer
Maranatha 2, Heritage Christian 0 — Goalie Tatum French recorded a shutout and Kin Spencer scored twice to lead the Minutemen (14-5-1, 4-0) to the Olympic League victory.
Pasadena Poly 3, Flintridge Prep 0 — Goalies Lauren Stiles and Lindsey Uteda combined had 10 saves foe the Rebels (8-9-1, 1-3) but it was not enough in the Prep League loss. Pasadena Poly outshot Flintridge Prep 20-5.
Girls basketball
Pasadena Poly 67, Mayfield 22 — Kiki Yang had 32 points, 13 steals, nine assists, six rebounds, and three blocks and Halston Harper had 16 points and 13 rebounds for the Panthers (7-8, 5-1) in a Prep League victory. Bella Wilkinson had nine points for Pasadena Poly.
Girls water polo
Pasadena 10, Arcadia 8 — Colette Christensen scored three goals and Camile Thomas and Dania Chawkins each scored twice to lead the Bulldogs (7-10, 1-3) to the Pacific League victory. Goalie Micaela Hammond had 10 saves and Aria Hueso, Yesenia Marin-Acosta and Irma Sarac each scored a goal for Pasadena. Katie White scored three goals and Colleen Cook and Nicole Sargent each scored twice for Arcadia.

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Arcadia girls remain undefeated in Pacific League

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The goals keep piling up: Six in one game, seven in two games, 13 in another and then four more on Tuesday afternoon.
But as many goals as the Arcadia High School girls soccer team has scored this season, it comes down to what the Apaches’ defense has accomplished this undefeated season.
Tuesday was no exception at Burbank’s Luther Burbank Middle School. The Apaches stopped host Burbank attack after attack, even saving a penalty kick, en route to a 4-0 Pacific League victory and their ninth shutout of the season.

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