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Los Angeles Times
5 days ago
- Sport
- Los Angeles Times
High school baseball and softball: Regional playoff results and pairings
SOCAL REGIONAL PLAYOFFS BASEBALL THURSDAY'S RESULTS SEMIFINALS DIVISION I #1 St. John Bosco 7, #5 Villa Park 4 #7 Patrick Henry 5, #3 Crespi 3 DIVISION II #6 Point Loma 6, #7 San Dimas 4 DIVISION III #5 Universal City 9, #1 Dos Pueblos 1 #2 Mt. Carmel 3, #3 Venice 2 (9 innings) DIVISION IV #1 Wilmington Banning 3, #5 Rancho Mirage 2 DIVISION V #3 Pioneer 3, #7 High Tech SD 2 (10 innings) FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE SEMIFINALS DIVISION II #8 Rancho Bernardo at #4 Eastlake, 12:30 p.m. DIVISION IV #3 Estancia vs. #2 Ridgeview at Bakersfield College, 6 p.m. DIVISION V #4 Nuview Bridge at #1 Corcoran, 4 p.m. SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE (Games at 4 p.m. unless noted) FINALS DIVISION I #7 Patrick Henry at #1 St. John Bosco DIVISION II #6 Point Loma vs. #8 Ranco Bernardo / #4 Eastlake DIVISION III #5 University City at #2 Mt. Carmel DIVISION IV #3 Estancia / #2 Ridgeview at #1 Wilmington Banning DIVISION V #3 Pioneer vs. #4 Nuview Bridge / #1 Corcoran SOFTBALL THURSDAY'S RESULTS SEMIFINALS DIVISION I #1 El Modena 8, #5 Poway 6 (9 innings) #2 Chula Vista Mater Dei 5, #3 Bonita Vista 4 DIVISION II #1 El Cajon Christian 1, #4 Monache 0 DIVISION III #1 Point Loma 3, #4 Olympian 0 #2 Legacy 2, #3 St. Bonaventure 1 DIVISION IV #1 Pioneer Valley 10, #4 Rio Hondo Prep 0 #2 Woodlake 13, #3 Irvine University 8 DIVISION V #1 Rancho Mirage 9, #4 Culver City 5 #2 Orcutt Academy 10, #6 Hueneme 0 FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE DIVISION II #6 Eastlake at #2 Westlake, 4 p.m. SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE (Games at 4 p.m. unless noted) FINALS DIVISION I #2 Chula Vista Mater Dei at #1 El Modena DIVISION II #6 Eastlake / #2 Westlake at #1 El Cajon Christian DIVISION III #2 Legacy at #1 Point Loma DIVISION IV #2 Woodlake at #1 Pioneer Valley DIVISION V #2 Orcutt Academy at #1 Rancho Mirage
Los Angeles Times
6 days ago
- General
- Los Angeles Times
High school baseball and softball: Regional scores and updated schedule
SOCAL REGIONAL PLAYOFFS BASEBALL TUESDAY'S RESULTS FIRST ROUND DIVISION 1 #1 St. John Bosco 2, #8 St. Augustine 1 #5 Villa Park 5, #4 Granite Hills 4 (9 innings) #3 Crespi 4, #6 Mater Dei 3 DIVISION II #4 Eastlake 4, #5 Glendora 1 #6 Point Loma 6, #3 El Camino Real 4 DIVISION III #1 Dos Pueblos 10, #8 St. Anthony 2 #5 University City 5, #4 Birmingham 2 #3 Venice 5, #6 Trinity Classical Academy 2 #2 Mt. Carmel 5, #7 Elsinore 0 DIVISION IV #1 Wilmington Banning 3, #8 Lemoore 2 #5 Rancho Mirage 7, #4 Ramona 3 #2 Ridgeview 13, #7 Riverside Notre Dame 3 DIVISION V #1 Corcoran 9, #8 LA University 5 #3 Pioneer 6, #6 Mountain View 3 #7 High Tech SD 3, #2 Fillmore 1 WEDNESDAY'S SCHEDULE FIRST ROUND DIVISION I #7 Patrick Henry at #2 Santa Margarita, 12 p.m. DIVISION II #8 Rancho Bernardo at #1 Fountain Valley, 3:15 p.m. #7 San Dimas at #2 Santa Maria St. Joseph, 4 p.m. DIVISION IV #6 Mary Stat of the Sea at #3 Estancia, 3:45 p.m. DIVISION V #5 Port of Los Angeles vs. #4 Nuview Bridge at Mystic Field THURSDAY'S SCHEDULE (All games at 4 p.m. unless noted) SEMIFINALS DIVISION I #5 Villa Park at #1 St. John Bosco #3 Crespi vs. #7 Patrick Henry or #2 Santa Margarita DIVISION II #4 Eastlake vs. #1 Fountain Valley or #8 Rancho Bernardo #6 Point Loma vs. #7 San Dimas or #2 St. Joseph DIVISION III #5 Universal City at #1 Dos Pueblos #3 Venice at #2 Mt. Carmel DIVISION IV #5 Rancho Mirage at #1 Wilmington Banning #3 Estancia or #6 Mary Star of the Sea at #2 Ridgeview DIVISION V #5 Port of Los Angeles or #4 Nuview Bridge at #1 Corcoran #7 High Tech SD at #3 Pioneer Note: Finals in all divisions Saturday at higher seeds. SOFTBALL TUESDAY'S RESULTS FIRST ROUND DIVISION II #1 El Cajon Christian, bye #4 Monache 3, #5 Long Beach Poly 2 #6 Eastlake 3, #3 Bakersfield Christian 2 #2 Westlake 5, #7 Rancho Bernardo 3 DIVISION III #1 Point Loma 9, #8 Port of Los Angeles 2 #4 Olympian 7, #5 West Ranch 6 #3 St. Bonaventure 6, #6 Southwest EC 5 #2 Legacy 5, #7 Elsinore 4 DIVISION IV #1 Pioneer Valley, bye #4 Rio Hondo Prep 9, #5 Taft 3 #2 Woodlake, bye DIVISION V #1 Rancho Mirage 9, #8 San Diego Lincoln 8 #4 Culver City 20, #5 Westchester 7 #6 Hueneme 9, #3 North Hollywood 4 #2 Orcutt Academy 17, #7 Cathedral City 0 WEDNESDAY'S SCHEDULE FIRST ROUND DIVISION I #5 Poway at #4 Ayala, 4 p.m. DIVISION IV #6 Marquez at #3 Irvine University, 2 p.m. THURSDAY'S SCHEDULE (All games at 4 p.m. unless noted) SEMIFINALS DIVISION I #5 Poway or #4 Ayala at #1 El Modena #3 Bonita Vista at #2 Chula Vista Mater Dei DIVISION II #4 Monache at #1 El Cajon Christian #6 Eastlake at #2 Westlake DIVISION III #4 Olympian at #1 Point Loma #3 St. Bonaventure at #2 Legacy DIVISION IV #4 Rio Hondo Prep at #1 Pioneer Valley #6 Marquez or #3 Irvine University at #2 Woodlake DIVISION V #1 Rancho Mirage at #4 Culver City #6 Hueneme at #2 Orcutt Academy Note: Finals in all divisions Saturday at higher seeds.
Yahoo
10-05-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Election 2025: Top two candidates to compete for Eastlake mayor in November
Laura DePledge and Kevin Kostelnik, as the top two to receive the most votes in the May 6 primary election, will now compete in the November general election for Eastlake mayor. DePledge received a total of 712 votes and Kostelnik received 654 votes, according to the unofficial final results from the Lake County Elections Board. The other five candidates who vied for the Eastlake mayor position were current mayor James Overstreet with 481 votes, Nick Rubertino with 323 votes, Carolyn Kinkoph with 170 votes and John Meyers with 19 votes. DePledge said her goals will include creating a strong community for residents of all ages, effective communication and transparency from leadership and more community events, as well as lakefront access. She said that maintaining clear communication was vital in her previously election positions. 'An informed public is a supportive public as no one appreciates being left in the dark or facing unexpected utility expenses without explanation,' DePledge said. 'My administration will create an internship program with local high schools and colleges. By enhancing our social media presence, we will be able to disseminate information to residents more efficiently.' DePledge said she has been preparing for the role of Eastlake mayor her entire life. 'My family has deep roots in Eastlake,' she said. 'My grandfather was a building inspector in the 1940s and my father was a police officer from 1957 retiring as the chief of police in 1989. He instilled in me a desire for public service. I have lived Eastlake's history. I wake up thinking about Eastlake's future and fall asleep thinking about Eastlake's future.' According to the city's charter, the mayor is elected every fourth year and will assume office on Jan. 1 following their election, and will serve until their successor is elected and qualified. The mayor will receive $60,000 annually. There are currently 12,315 registered voters in Eastlake.
