EL SEGUNDO HERALD October 1, 2015 Page 7 Eagles from page 5 Darin Glotz described as “a tough and hard fought game.” The win may have come at a price when Mason Susich was injured protecting his quarterback who was scrambling on a broken play . The extent of the injury, at this point, is unknown. Boys’ Water Polo The third ranked Eagles have improved to 12-2 on the season. The Eagles who won the Costa Mesa Tournament by defeating Northwood, Costa Mesa and Segerstrom, have been playing with a small roster. Justin Knoll had 25 goal saves over the course of the three games. Scoring leaders included Nick Paz 11; Kyle Crist 5, Matt Marak 5, Kelly Reynolds 5, Lukas Frerichs 4 and Joe Doucette 2. The Eagles got a measure of revenge against Glendale the team that defeated them 9-8 in last season’s post season CIF Southern Section’s quarterfinals. This time the Eagles pounded the Nitros 22-8. Seven players got in the scoring column including Crist 6, Paz 5, Frerichs 4, Marak 3, Doucette 3, Nolan Young 1 and Kyle Parker 1. Justin Knoll made 14 saves and continues to be a force in goal. The Eagles flexed their South Bay muscle by defeating Bay League power Redondo 11-3. With the display of a stifling defense Redondo had difficulty in mounting an effective offense and fell victim to turnovers forced by the Eagle defensive pressure. Kyle Crist led the Eagle’s balanced scoring attack with 4 goals, Nick Paz 3, Kelly Reynolds, Lukas Frerichs, Ryan Winkler, Matt Marak each scored one goal apiece. Joe Doucette had 4 assists while Justin Knoll had 11 saves. Cross Country The first Ocean League cross country meet served as a wakeup call for the boys’ team while the girls’ team easily came away with a win. Gavin Glynn hammered the grueling course, shaving 28 seconds off his best time on the Kenneth Hahn State Park course. Glynn bested second place finisher Jonathon Cohen from Beverly Hills by 38 seconds. Though Glynn won the race, the Normans won the team title over the Eagles. The girls’ team has a young talented team. Nikki Fulcomer, just a freshman, paced the course while sophomore sensation Grace Hoffman placed third. Senior Brianna Harmon, freshman Gabby Lee, senior Genevieve Johnson, sophomore Karina Kramer and senior Brenna Yob all finished in the top twenty. Both boys’ and girls’ JV teams easily came away with wins. Oliver Chen, Anthony Waites, Kevin McMullin, Elliot Bijlsma and Noah Fenton finished second through sixth to pace the boys’ team. On the girls’ side the first 11 runners were all Eagles. Natalie Faivre, Marcela Lozano, Lindsey Kartvedt, Sabrine Elfarissi, Alyana Verfallie, Mikyla Pirsztuk and Bailey Myers led the Eagles to victory. Shekinah Crouch, Gabriella Porat, Hannah Curran, Sarah Robinson, Maryclare Masocol and Tammy Mendoza all finished in the top fifteen runners. • Nikki Fulcomer, just a freshman, led the Eagles to an Ocean League X-Country meet victory. Shahman Moore had six catches for 155 yards and three touchdown catches. Gavin Glynn paced the Eagles in the first Ocean League meet by scorching the course in 16:37. Justin Knoll (in goal) was spectacular against Glendale. For more photos, see Eagles, page 17
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