Community sports accomplishments for July 21
Last Updated Monday, Jul 20 2009 11:35 PM
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Andrew Jimenez took third place in the Intermediate boys shot put, throwing 38 feet, 6 inches at the USATF USA Track and Field Region 14 meet at Liberty High. The top three places of each event qualify for the Junior Olympics in Greensboro, N.C., July 27-Aug. 2.
The Bakersfield Northwest 9u all-star team captured the Cal Ripken Central California State Championship with an 11-1 victory Sunday over Clovis at Polk School in Fresno. The team consists of: Elijah Brum, Daniel Garcia, Andres Garza, Trey Harmon, Noah Hemphill, Andre Martinez, Josh Nunez, Nathan Ortiz, Jalen Smith, Ronnie Stapp and Jared Toothman. Hemphill was named tournament MVP, while Toothman, Martinez and Garza were all-tournament. The coaches are Henry Brum, Mike Garza and Jimmy Garcia.
The Bakersfield Northwest 11-year old All-stars compiled a perfect 5-0 record in winning the Central California Cal Ripken 11 Year Old Championship last week. They will now move on to represent central California in the Pacific Southwest Regional Tournament July 29th through August 5th in Fallon, Nevada.
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Back row of coaches: Rick Millan, Scott Laurente, Mark Gentry
Back row of players: Wes Bradford, Cody Riley, Colby Freeman, Andrew Theron, Patrick Reynier, Adam Gray, Branton Jaspar
Front row of players: Tino Nunez, Brant Combs, Nick Millan, Chris Laurente
The Bakersfield Heat Girls Basketball Club took first place and went undefeated at the California State Games in San Diego, July 17-19. The team: Emilee Parks, Keairra White, Lily Turner, Maya Zellanack, Lisa Marie Sanchez, Sabrina Lopez, Gabi Morales, Marley Dawson, Kate Simonton and Emily McCullah, and coach Hernan Santiago.
The Chivas under 10 boys team completed a very successful, undefeated season and championship in the Bakersfield Youth Soccer League. The Chivas team, coached by Jesus Olide, had a victorious 5-2 win over Bakersfield Academy on Sunday, July 19, 2009 at the Kern County Soccer Park.
Chivas players: Top (left -right) Coach Jesus Olide - Middle (left-right) Miguel Prado Hernandez, Jaret Fidler, Tony Garcia, Jesus Rodriguez, and Tommy Reyes -- Bottom (left-right) Victor Olide, Carson Olivas, Roberto Ramirez, Grant Fidler, Hugo Magana, and Manny Rodriguez -- Not in picture Zayd Pulskamp, Brian Alvarez Hernandez, Pepe Ramirez, Kenneth Reyes, Alexis Rivas, and Adrian Martinez.
BASEBALL
The Bakersfield Northwest 9u all-star team captured the Cal Ripken Central California State Championship with an 11-1 victory Sunday over Clovis at Polk School in Fresno. Bakersfield went 5-0 in the tournament, outscoring its opponents 53-5, which included victories over Clovis-Buchanan (21-0), a forfeit win over Selma and a pair of victories over Fresno-Bullard, 12-2 and 9-2. Bakersfield advances to the Pacific Southwest Regionals in Fowler, July 30-Aug. 4. Bakersfield is now 10-0 in all-star play, outscoring it's opponents 104-12. The team consists of: Elijah Brum, Daniel Garcia, Andres Garza, Trey Harmon, Noah Hemphill, Andre Martinez, Josh Nunez, Nathan Ortiz, Jalen Smith, Ronnie Stapp and Jared Toothman. Hemphill was named tournament MVP, while Toothman, Martinez and Garza were all-tournament. The coaches are Henry Brum, Mike Garza and Jimmy Garcia.
The Bakersfield Southwest Phillies beat the Cubs 10-4 June 18 to win the Bronco A championship in the inaugural season at Aera Park.
The Bakersfield Northwest 11u all-stars won the Cal Ripken Central California State Championship to advance to the Pacific Southwest Regionals July 29-Aug. 5 in Fallon, Nev. The coaches Rick Millan, Scott Laurente, Mark Gentry; The players: Wes Bradford, Cody Riley, Colby Freeman, Andrew Theron, Patrick Reynier, Adam Gray, Branton Jaspar, Tino Nunez, Brant Combs, Nick Millan, Chris Laurente.
Eastside Baseball
July 13 -- Diablos 7, Lions 0; Dia.Jaxx 6, Knights 4; Cards 18, Angels 11. July 14 -- Diablos 13, Angels 0. July 15 -- Angels 7, Lions 0; Cubs 15, Dia.Jaxx 5; Diablos 13, Knights 3. July 16 -- Knights 13, Angels 5; Diablos 10, Cubs 9; Cards 15, Dia.Jaxx 5. July 17 -- Cubs 7, Lions 0; Angels 6, Dia.Jaxx 5; Knights 25, Cards 0. Standings -- Diablos 16-2, Cards 12-6, Dia.Jaxx 11-7, Knights 10-7-1, Cubs 7-9-1, Angels 4-13, Lions 1-17.
EQUESTRIAN
Bakersfield's Maggie Waguespack captured four World Championship titles at the 2009 Summer World Championship Paint Horse Show in Fort Worth, Tex., June 24-July 4. Waguespack won the Walk-Trot Showmanship, Hunter Under Saddle, Hunt Seat Equitation and Trail classes showing CL Il Ring Your Belle, a 6-year-old mare. The duo bested fields of 18, 14, 12 and 14, respectively. Maggie and her horse earned earned the High-Point Walk-Trot Youth award, presented to the horse-and-rider team who accumulates the most points in that division. Walk-Trot Youth are classified as competitors 5-9 years old, who compete in regularly-judged classes omitting the lope.
Alexie Estrada of Bakersfield also captured a World Championship title. Estrada captured the Championship in Hunter Hack 14-18 showing Predictably Perfect, an 8-year-old gelding owned by Estrada and Don Glenn. In the class, horses are judged 70 percent on their ability to clear two small fences and 30 percent on providing a pleasurable ride at a walk, trot and canter on the rail. Estrada bested a field of 22 for the win. In addition, the pair earned Reserve World Championships in Hunt Seat Equitation 14-18, Western Horsemanship 14-18 and Western Riding 14-18. Estrada and Predictably Perfect's collective efforts earned them the All-Around Youth 14-18 award, presented to the horse-and-rider team that earns the highest points total in the division through competing in at least three categories.
TRACK AND FIELD
Andrew Jimenez took third place in the Intermediate boys shot put, throwing 38 feet, 6 inches at the USATF USA Track and Field Region 14 meet at Liberty High. The top three places of each event qualify for the Junior Olympics in Greensboro, N.C., July 27-Aug. 2.
SOCCER
The Chivas 10u boys completed an undefeated season and championship in the Bakersfield Youth Soccer League. Chivas, coached by Jesus Olide, defeated Bakersfield Academy 5-2 on Sunday at the Kern County Soccer Park. The team: Miguel Prado Hernandez, Jaret Fidler, Tony Garcia, Jesus Rodriguez, Tommy Reyes, Victor Olide, Carson Olivas, Roberto Ramirez, Grant Fidler, Hugo Magana, Manny Rodriguez, Zayd Pulskamp, Brian Alvarez Hernandez, Pepe Ramirez, Kenneth Reyes, Alexis Rivas and Adrian Martinez.
BASKETBALL
The Bakersfield Heat Girls Basketball Club took first place and went undefeated at the California State Games in San Diego, July 17-19. The team: Emilee Parks, Keairra White, Lily Turner, Maya Zellanack, Lisa Marie Sanchez, Sabrina Lopez, Gabi Morales, Marley Dawson, Kate Simonton and Emily McCullah, and coach Hernan Santiago.
GOLF
Kern County Junior Tournament
at Sycamore Canyon Golf Course
July 7
Boys 16-17 (blue tees)--1. MJ Morin 70; 2. Bryce Keene 75; 3. Alex Marina 75; 4. Alex Eden 76.
Boys 14-15 (blue tees)--1. Tyler Johnson 73; 2. Carlos Fernandez 78; 3. Suraj Patel 79; 4. Christian Sanders 81.
Boys 12-13 (white tees)--1. Nicklaus Rivera 81; 2. Jared Kinoshita 89; 3. Christian Chavez 89; 4. Tanner Dalton
Boys 10-11 (white tees)--1. Brandon In 42; 2. Matthew Sanders 51; 3. Jesse Baze 53; 4. Conrad Dalton 54.
Boys 9U (red tees)--1. Garrison Chavez 43; 2. Blake Keesey 48; 3. Dheer Patel 53.
Girls 14-17 (red tees)--1. Megan Shain 73; 2. Jordanne Barr 73; 3. Micah Lopez 82.
Girls 13u (red tees)--1. Bridget Boylan 53; 2. Esha Patel 55.
Kern County Junior Tournament
at Bakerfield Country Club
July 13
Boys 16-17 (blue tees)--1. Blake McPherson 72; 2. Jack Henneberry 73; 3. Daniel Russell 73; 4. Dominick Stanely 76.
Boys 14-15 (blue tees)--1. Carlos Fernandez 81; 2. Tyler Luna 82; 3. Suraj Patel 83; 4. Kenneth Lopez 83.
Boys 12-13 (white tees)--1. Ryan Roodzant 84; 2. Christian Chavez 89.
Boys 10-11 (white tees)--1. Brandon In 46; 2. Jarrin Pruett 52; 3. Jesse Baze 55; 4. Nicklaus Proffitt 57.
Boys 9U (red tees)--1. Garrison Chavez 51; 2. Blake Keesey 52; 3. Dheer Patel 55.
Girls 14-17 (red tees)--1. Malea Miller 82; 2. Justine Shih 86; 3. Kaley In 87.
Girls 13u (red tees)--1. Esha Patel 53; 2. Callaway Rivera.
Buena Vista-North Kern Men's Club
Stroke play tournament
at Buena Vista Golf Course
July 19
Gross -- 1(tie). Blake McPherson,Mark Charmley 69; 3. Josh Barnes 71.
Net -- 1. Charles Breaseale 62; 2. Craig Dowd 63; 3. Del Mann 65; 4. Tim Schmidt 66; 5 (tie). Mike Goodwin, Craig Braun 68; 7. Bill White 69; 8. (tie) Richard Phillips, Phil Mathews, Junior Garza, Jeff James, Joe Arambula 70.
Closest to pins -- 1. No. 13 RickParris; No. 17 Charles Breazeale.
TRACK AND FIELD
USATF Region 14 Track & Field Championships
Boys
Bantam
100 -- 3. Isaiah Nevels, Bak. Grayhounds, 14.04; 800 -- 3. Joey Fitzpatrick, Rosedale Racers, 2:34.41; 400 relay -- 2. Bak. Grayhounds, 58.49; HJ -- 1. Justin McCall, Bak. Grayhounds, 6-2; LJH -- 1. Nevels, 13-6.25;
Midget
100 -- 3. Gordon Bryce, Bak. Grayhounds, 13.14; 800 -- 1. Christian Romeo, McFarland TC, 2:21.86; 400 relay -- 1. Bak. Grayhounds, 52.67; 1600 relay -- 3. Rosedale Racers A, 4:35.08; LJ -- 1. Gordon, 16-11.25; 2. Braxton Prince, Bak. Grayhounds, 15-7
Intermediate
200 -- 1. Bruce Jennings, Bak. Grayhounds, 22.26; 800 -- 3. Stephen Burke, Kern Firefighters Activity League, 1:59.76; 110 hurdles -- 1. Christian King, Bak. Grayhounds, 15.83; 400 hurdles -- 1. King, 59.06; 400 relay -- 1. Bak. Grayhounds, 44.11; 1600 relay -- 1. Bak. Grayhounds A, 3:31.31; 3200 relay -- 1. Kern Firefighters Activity League A, 8:43.21; HJ -- 1. Evan Eggenberg, Kern Firefighters Activity Lg, 6-0; TJ--1. Johnny Carter, Team Raw, 49-1.75; 3. Shannon Edwards, Bak. Grayhounds, 43-9; LJ--1. Thomas Grimes, Bak. Grayhounds, 21-4.75.
Youth
1500 --1. Erik Garcia, McFarland TC, 4:22.5; 3,000 -- 1. Garcia, 9:32.1; 1600 relay -- 3. Bak. Grayhounds A, 4:06.96; LJ --1. Tristan McGee, Bak. Grayhounds, 19-0.
Young men
800 -- 2. Jerrid Lewis, Kern Firefighters Activity League, 1:56.05; 1,500 -- 3. Colin Lewis, Kern Firefighters Activity League, 4:08.2; HJ -- 1. Phillip McCullum, Bak. Grayhounds, 6-2; TJ -- 2. Nolan Mearse, Bak. Grayhounds, 44-8; LJ -- 2. Mearse, 21-7.25.
Girls
Bantam
400 relay -- 3. Bak. Grayhounds A, 1:00.75
Youth
100 -- 2. Brena Andrews, Bak. Grayhounds, 12.77; 200 -- 2. Brena Andrews, Bak. Grayhounds, 26.08; 400 relay -- 2. Bak. Grayhounds A, 51.51; 1600 relay -- 3. Bak. Grayhounds A, 4:26.0.
Intermediate
100 -- Kortney Herring, Bak, Grayhounds, 12.59; 200 -- 2. Herring, 26.10; 400 relay -- 1. Bak. Grayhounds A, 49.04; HJ -- 3. Tahirah Hill. Bak. Grayhounds, 4-0; LJ -- 2. Jenia Sears, Bak. Grayhounds, 17-8.25.
Midget
400 -- 2. Tianna Smith, Bak. Grayhounds, 1:02.33; 800 -- Smith, 2:26.40.
Young women
100 hurdles -- 3. Taylor Jackson, Bak. Grayhounds, 15.03; 400 hurdles -- 2. Jackson, 1:05.10; 400 relay -- 1. Bak. Grayhounds A, 48.78; 1600 relay -- 2. Bak. Grayhounds A, 3:58.82; LJ --2. Shanea Anderson, Bak. Grayhounds, 17-7.5.
