Mount Miguel High defensive lineman CORY LITTLETON
has committed to the University of Washington,
while Helix receiver-corner JIMMY PRUITT has cast
his future with San Jose State.
In addition, Santana nose guard JASON PATTERSON
has committed to Cal Poly. The 6-foot-1, 252-pound
Patterson set the Sultans’ record of quarterback
sacks with 18½ last season.
But it was no time for celebration just yet as Point
Loma is only one game back and Kearny is two down with
six to play.
“We’re at a good place to be at 6-0 (in the
Central League, with an 11-5 overall record),”
said Patriots coach KELVIN STARR. “But it’s
not going to be easy from here on out. Every game is
going to be a challenge.”
In their latest outing it appeared that the Patriots
were going to win in runaway fashion as they led the
Pointers, 29-15, midway through the third quarter.
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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Mount Miguel senior Shay Young
(24). (File photo by Daniel Salinas)
CHAYAN LOWERY led the Patriots (8-12, 4-2 CTL) with
14 points, 7 rebounds and 5 blocks. The Patriots led
26-11 after three quarters and never looked back. They
complete the first round of league play alone in third
place.
A sweet snag by an Australian
Open ball boy
during Thursday night's (AT) men's semifinals
between Roger Federer (red) and Rafael Nadal. (Courtesy, Tennis Australia & ESPN)
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Griffin emerged as a dominant Sunday starter over the
course of the year, finishing the season with a 7-3
record and a 2.99 ERA over nine starts and 19 appearances.
