Tuesday, April 7, 2015


Foothills Sentry


Nancy Paul inducted into SCIBCA Hall of Fame


Nancy Paul from Orange Lu- theran High School was inducted into the Southern California In- terscholastic Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame during halftime of the CIF basketball finals at the Honda Center on March 6.


Nancy Paul of Orange Lutheran High School poses with her SCIBCA award.


Paul has coached a variety of sports since 1961, as well as teaching English, math and physical education. As a statisti- cian, she has become a fixture on the field and in the gym. Orange Lutheran High School honored her by permanently inscribing her name on the gym court floor. She established a remarkable at- tendance record, missing only seven basketball games and five football games since coming to the school 40 years ago. Ms. Paul served as athletic di- rector for 16 years and as league coordinator in two different leagues. She has been honored twice as CIF Athletic Director of the Year.


The Brea Lions Club an- nounced the North roster for the 56th Annual Orange County All-Star Charity Football Game to be held on Thursday, July 9 at Orange Coast College. Kick-off is scheduled for 7:15 p.m. with plenty of pregame activities. The athletes selected to play for the North squad are: from Foot-


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All-Stars selected for the 56th Annual Prep Football Game


hill High School, Logan Weth- erholt (DE) and Pat DiCarlo (OL); from Orange Lutheran High School, Hudson Hankins (WR), Jason Lind (LB) and M.J. Mohler (OL); from Tustin High School, Brayan Camacho (K); from Villa Park High School, Kory Garcia (CB) and Christian Williams (DE).


Get your golf on on the course and range balls, a


$5,000 hole-in-one contest, silent auction and a raffle. Proceeds will provide eye exams and glasses for Orange Unified elementary students, and support other Lions’ community


Blind Children’s Center, Mary’s Kitchen,


Ronald


* The Orange Lions Club will host its 30th Annual Golf Tourna- ment on April 20 at Western Hills Golf Club, 1800 Carbon Canyon Rd, Chino Hills, with check in at 11 a.m. The cost is $140 and in- cludes BBQ lunch, dinner, drinks


projects, including McDonald


House, Orange County Social Services’ Senior Santa Program and the Orange High baseball team.


To register, contact Ron Finseth at (714) 267-0786. * The Tustin Public Schools Foundation will host its Second Annual Golf Classic, dinner and auction on Thursday, April 23 at Tustin Ranch Golf Club. In- dividual entry is $250 and four- somes are $1,000. Following the tournament, a BBQ dinner will be served at 6 p.m., with both si- lent and live auctions. Tickets for the dinner only are $50. Proceeds from the event will fund various enrichment programs for grades K-12. Visit tpsf.net/golf for more information. * The 2015 Ed Arnold Golf Classic will be held on Monday, May 4 at the Mission Viejo Coun- try Club. Individual golfers are $250, foursome are $1,000, and dinner-only is $50; sponsorships are invited. Proceeds will main- tain an Athletic Hall of Fame and provide student-athlete scholar- ships. For further information, contact Santa Ana College Foun- dation at (714) 564-6091 or see sac.edu. * Dad’s Club will hold its 4th


Sam Loose, second baseman from El Modena High School, takes a high throw on a steal attempt by Sofia Adams from Woodbridge High School. El Modena won the non-league game, 15-3.


Krista Dalgarn gets a high five from Villa Park head coach Terry Wil- liams after sending a towering fly ball over the center field fence in a game against the Hamilton Huskies of Arizona during the MaxPreps Tournament of Champions. It was Villa Park’s first trip to the annual tournament in Bullhead City.


Big trout break loose at Irvine Lake


By Steve Carson


Big trout are on the chew with a 14-1 Nebraska Tailwalker weigh- ing in as Whopper of the Week. A good number of 8- to 10-pound- ers were hooked, and more 5- to 6-pounders than could be record- ed.


Good stringers of trout were checked in at the west shore, Trout Island and mid-lake, but both trollers and bait dunkers no- ticed the fish beginning to slide deeper into the water column. PowerBait and nightcrawlers were the best reported choice in baits, while Rapalas and Needle- fish were favored for trolling. Bass anglers


were keeping


Jordan Sutter (left) and Aaron Rivera (right) from El Modena High School go up for the block against Jonathan Immanuel in the North- wood game. Northwood came out on top, 3-2.


mum again this week about any truly oversize bucketmouths, but the reports were sizzling about the numerous 2- to 4-pound largemouth biting just about ev- erywhere there were submerged grass beds in five to 10 feet of water. Topwaters, Berkley Jerk Shads, and a variety of plastics all garnered strikes. Some 3- to 6-pound channel catfish were


caught near Rocky Point using mackerel and shrimp baits, but few, if any, anglers put forth ef- fort for panfish. Families with children 12 and under found reasonable success in the Kids Lagoon using Power Bait for 1- to 3-pound trout. Surface temp on the main lake is 66 degrees, with underwater visibility at an average of six to eight feet. The lake level is rising slowly, and is newly stocked with rainbows and browns. Remember the big Sierra in the


City tournament on April 18. Call (714) 649-9111 for more infor- mation.


Recent outstanding catches include: Eric Rangel, Orange: 9-5 Ne- braska Tailwalker on PowerBait at Trout Island Bill Wright, Orange: 9-10 rain- bow on a Johnson Splinter at the west shore Wes Wright, Orange: 4-7 steel- head on a Rapala at mid-lake Don Spencer, Silverado: 4-8 largemouth bass (released) on plastics at the flats.


Annual Charity Golf Tournament on Tuesday, May 12 at Oak Creek Golf Club in Irvine. Proceeds will benefit projects to improve technology for OUSD students. Registration will begin at 10:30 a.m. with a shotgun start at noon. Cocktail reception/silent auction will open at 5 p.m., followed by dinner and program at 6 p.m. In- dividual players are $225, a four- some $800, and cocktails/dinner only $60. Contact Ed Carter at (714) 744-5711 or calpacparts@ aol.com.


Angels


Express on for 2015


Metrolink will provide train service to weeknight


Angels’


home games for fans who prefer to avoid traffic jams and extra gas consumption. Service will run to Anaheim’s new ARTIC station from Los Angeles Union Station and from Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo station for weeknight home games that start at 7:05 p.m. Service from Riverside is also available for Friday night home games, with a transfer at the Or- ange station. Angels Express trains arrive at least 30 minutes before game time and returns leave 30 minutes after the final out. The regular price is $7 per round trip, $6 for seniors and dis- abled, and $4 for 6-18 year-olds. Children under five ride free with an adult fare.


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