Girls Volleyball (8-5, 4-0)
Breakers continued to serve their league opponents off the court defeating Saddleback 25-6, 25-7, 25-11 on Thursday, Sept. 28, and Estancia 25-8, 25-8, 25-17 on Monday, Oct. 2. Against the Roadrunners, Laguna piled up 27 serving aces, second highest total in the rally scoring era (2003-17) with five each by Allie Evans and Jackie Strawn. Breakers recorded 20 aces by nine players against Estancia led by Chloe Edep with four.
Next week on Wednesday, Oct. 11, the Breakers will host SS CIF Division 3, second-ranked Sage Hill in what could be a preview of the finals. The match at Dugger Gym should start about 5:30 p.m. On Oct. 13 and 14 the Breakers will participate in the 15th annual Southern California Invitational hosted by Canyon Crest Academy and Westview HS of Poway. The main tournament site is at Alliant University in the Scripps Ranch area by Miramar. Web site is www.socalinv.com
Boys Sand Volleyball (2-1)
Breakers suffered only their third regular season loss in the past four years with a stunning sweep at the hands of defending champion Newport Harbor on Wednesday, Sept. 27, at the Grant Street courts in Newport Beach. Laguna traveled to the Newland Street courts in Huntington Beach this past Wednesday in a match with Santa Margarita.
Newport Harbor d. Laguna Beach 6.5-0.0
1) Ayrton Garcia & Geste Bianchi lost 21-23, 20-22
2) Josh McManus & Enzo Sadler lost 13-21, 14-21
3) Cameron Garcia & George Knapp lost 21-15, 17-21, 5-15
4) Andrew Reavis & Jett Rocha lost 24-26, 20-22
5) Charlie Pilsbury & Guy Thomas lost 16-21, 23-21, 7-15
4-Man (A. Garcia, Bianchi, McManus, Sadler) lost 24-28
Newport Harbor JV d. Laguna Beach JV 6.5-0.0
- Booker Frith & Tanner Mauro lost 14-21, 14-21
- Drake Bell & Josh Meiswinkle lost 19-21, 21-18, 8-15
- Julian Williams-Goldberg & Luke Hogapian lost 8-21, 11-21
- Trent Gillis & Wyett Gillespie lost 19-21, 16-21
- Russell Frahang & Caden Bencz lost 11-21, 11-21
4-Man (Frith, Mauro, Bell, Meiwinkle) lost 24-28
