Page 16 February 18, 2016 EL SEGUNDO HERALD Eagles from page 6 nine points of his game high 26 points in the fourth quarter but the Eagles came up short. The Eagles suffered a 64-36 defeat to Santa Monica the top ranked team in the CIF-SS Division 1A division. Ali-Watkins led the Eagles with 18 points. The Eagles who are 13-13 on the year are having their best season in five years. They’ll enter the CIF-SS 4AA division playoffs and faced Pomona, the Miramonte League champs, last night on the road. Should they prevail the Eagles would most likely host the second round Friday night at 7pm. get into the CIF-SS Division 6 playoffs as a wild card team. They faced West Valley at home on Tuesday with the winner taking on Cabrillo of Lompoc tonight at 5pm. The quarter-finals are set for Saturday at home (Mira Costa pool) should the Eagles prevail. • El Segundo Boys Soccer Players. Cate Post battles for a loose pass. David Frieburger gets by Lawndale’s Manuel Villegas. OFFICE SPACES in all SIZES A L O N G T H E R O S E C R A N S C O R R I D O R I N E L S E G U N D O / M A N H AT TA N B E A C H CONTINENTAL PARK A project of CONTINENTAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 2041 Rosecrans Ave., El Segundo, CA 90245 • Amenity Rich Location • Convenient Access to Metro Rail System, 405 & 105 Freeways • 10 minutes to LAX • Professional Property Management on Site • It’s Not Just a Location; It’s a Lifestyle! www.continentaldevelopment.com For Leasing Information, call 310.640.1520 Herald Office spaces in all sizes ad 2.indd 1 8/15/15 7:24 PM Girls’ Basketball The Lady Eagles lost back to back and three of their final four Ocean League games to fall to third place. Once thought of as an Ocean League contender the Eagles fell on hard times most likely related to poor shooting and shoddy defense. The 47-35 loss to Lawndale was particularly heartbreaking because of the way they lost. Not only did they give up too many second chance shots but on offense they shot a meager 21% from the field. Still the Eagles had a slight one point advantage going into the fourth quarter before the Cardinals ran away with it towards the end. Against Santa Monica poor field goal shot selection led to another dismal night and the Eagles fell 50-38. Free throws didn’t drop either which could have turned things the other way. Still Paige Endo scored 18 points and surpassed scoring 400 points on the year. So the Eagles will enter the CIF-SS 4AA Division playoffs in good shape with a positive draw in their favor. The Eagles 15-11 on the year play host Nipomo, the third place team from the Los Padres League, tonight at 7pm. A win would propel them into the second round against the winner of the Covina/Fillmore game on Saturday at 7pm. Girls Water Polo The Lady Eagles soundly defeated Torrance 13-4 and eked out an invitation to Accomplish your dreams of becoming a hair stylist, make-up artist, or salon owner. Let SoCal ROC help you find your passion. Your future awaits. The Southern California Regional Occupational Center has been in business for over 48 years. If your current cosmetology program is no longer available or just not what you expected, contact SoCal ROC School of Cosmetology. We will work with you on accepting prior hours/credits and help you complete your program of study. We will see that you have the skills and develop the confidence necessary to take the State Exam. Contact us today! SoCal ROC School of Cosmetology HAIR DESIGN ESTHETICS MANICURING SKIN CARE Come join us to gain academic, technical, and employability skills necessary for college and career readiness. SoCal ROC offers: ● California State approved program that prepares adults and high school students to complete the 1,600 hours of training necessary to take the California Board of Barbering and Cosmetology exam. ● Well-equipped, clean, and comfortable learning environment ● California credentialed Cosmetology instructors who are industry experienced ● Earn SoCal ROC Certificates of Competency for each module ● Extremely competitive fee structure ● Open enrollment: enter the program at any time during the year Southern California Regional Occupational Center 2300 Crenshaw Boulevard Torrance, CA 90501 310.224.4200 www.socalroc.com
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