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Directors Association (OCA- DA) honored athletes from 43 schools on Feb. 23 at the Ath- letes of Character and Honor winter recognition dinner at the Anaheim Convention Center. These athletes represent the six pillars of character: trustworthi- ness, respect, responsibility, fair- ness, caring and citizenship. Special guests included: Rob
Wigod, CIF Southern Section commissioner; Sally Reclusa- do, representing the Women in
Sports celebration; and retired basketball coach Tom Danley who introduced Roger Blake, the CIF state executive director. Villa Park High Athletic Di-
rector Tom Fox and Principal Ed Howard presented athletes Alex Tumser, football and track; and Krista Hershfield, volleyball. Tumser was a four-year starter and a mentor of athletes on and off the field. Hershfield played volleyball all four years and was co-captain. Athletic Director Ed Drzanek
Foothills Sentry OCADA honors athletes in 43 schools
presented El Modena’s Pat Mar- zolino, football and track; and Kelsey Luse, football and wres- tling. Marzolino was All-North Hills League and All-Orange County offensive back and re- ceiver. Luse played an impor- tant support role in football and wrestling while carrying a 4.0 GPA. Foothill High School athletes
Lorien Bandhauer, girls lacrosse, and Ryann Garcia, girls basket- ball, were presented by Athletic Director Vince Namba.
Orange High School athletes
Eileen Prieto and Deon Perinon were presented by Athletic Di- rector Charley Fisher. Prieto, a scholar-athlete for the past three years, played volleyball and bas- ketball, and was captain of both teams. Prieto carries a 4.68 GPA and is the current ASB president. Deon Perinon played varsity football, wrestled, and was wres- tling team captain, is the current Golden West League champion at 195 lbs., and carries a 4.24 GPA.
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Get your golf on
The 15th Annual Santiago
Canyon College Hawks Golf Tournament will be held on April 24 at the Tustin Ranch Golf Club. The tournament provides funds for student scholarships and other college programs. The tourna- ment begins with a shotgun start in a scramble format, followed by a silent auction at 4:30 p.m. with dinner and awards presentation at 5:30 p.m. The golf package is $250, and includes lunch, green fees, golf cart, driving range, wrangler dinner and award pre- sentation. The dinner and awards program is $50. For more information, to regis-
ter or sponsor, see
sccollege.edu, or contact Athletic Director Mar- tin Stringer at (714) 628-4816 or
Stringer_Martin@sccollege.edu. Orange Lutheran Athletics
Villa Park High School Principal Ed Howard (far left) and Athletic Director Tom Fox (far right) presented the womens and mens 2014- 15 Athlete of Character awards to seniors Krista Hershfield and Alec Tumser, respectively.
Seniors Eileen Prieto (left) and Dion Perinon (right) from Orange High School were presented Athlete of Character awards for 2014- 15 by Athletic Director Charley Fisher (center) at the winter award meeting March 2.
will host its 22nd annual Golf Classic at the Yorba Linda Coun- try Club on Monday, April 27. To become a sponsor or register, contact Courtney Kruger at (714) 282-4631. The fourth annual Dad’s Club
Charity Golf Tournament will be held Tuesday, May 12 at Oak Creek Golf Club in Irvine. Lunch will be sponsored and provided by Berkley’s Backyard Bar- beque. Each year, Marines from Camp Pendleton are invited to play as sponsored guests. Indi- vidual or businesses interested in sponsoring or underwriting may contact Ed Carter (714) 313-7338 for more information. Proceeds from the event are returned to the local schools. The 11th Annual Jim Staunton
Foothill High School Athletic Director Vince Namba presented seniors Lorien Bandhauer (center) and Ryann Garcia (right) with Athlete of Character awards.
Senior Kelsey Luse from El Modena High received the Athlete of Character award from Athletic Director Ed Drzanek at the OCADA awards dinner at the Anaheim Convention Center.
Champions for Character Golf Tournament will be held on June 23 at the Rio Hondo Golf Club. Entry includes golf, lunch, din- ner and golf gifts. The early bird price before April 30 is $550 for foursomes. For further in- formation and registration, see
cifss.org.
National Football Foundation, Orange County Chapter honors five local athletes with scholarships
Seventy-six scholar-athletes from
36 Orange County high schools were honored by the Orange County Chapter of the National Football Foundation at the 45th Annual Na- tional Football Foundation and Col- lege Hall of Fame dinner at the Ana-
heim Convention Center. To be considered, the athlete must
have a 3.3 GPA or better, a 3.3 on the collegiate level and be a first team player All-League selection. The student must have received out- standing recognition in his league by
sportswriters and coaches. Scholar- ship recipients included Kyle Har- lin and teammate Xavier Hernandez from Villa Park High School. Harlin was All-Crestview League and All- CIF. Hernandez was All-Crestview League and All-Orange County, a
three-year starter and team captain. Marcus Trujillo from Chapman College was a kicker on the Chap- man football team, racking up 142 points from 2011 to 2014, with a season high of 70 in 2014. Joshua Pickell from Orange Lutheran High
was a running back who averaged 9.1 yards per game, 15 receiving yards per game, and scored nine touchdowns. Pickell was All-Trinity League and team co-captain. Pick- ell holds a 4.0 GPA and signed with Cornell University.
A player from Rancho Verde High School gets a welcome greeting from Dillon Brown, Foothill’s goalkeeper, in a Division 2 CIF boys soccer playoff game. Foothill was defeated, 1-0.
Foothill’s Ryann Garcia (42) takes the lane away from Yassemeen Sa’dullah of Burbank High School. Foothill won the CIF playoff game, 72-28.
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