HeyJaredSteve Fryer
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Orange County boys athlete of the week: Hayes Cloutier, JSerra (opens the original)
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Noteworthy: He passed for 190 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 127 yards and three touchdowns in a 37-28 win over Bishop Amat. Cloutier (6-2, 201) completed 13 of 19 passes without an interception. He scored on runs of 8, 11 and 27 yards. Cloutier has completed 61 of 92 passes for 801 yards and 12 touchdowns with one interception this season. JSerra (4-1) has won four in a row since a season-opening loss to Sierra Canyon.
Mater Dei girls volleyball beats Sierra Canyon to win title in Durango tournament (opens the original)
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Mater Dei’s girls volleyball team won the championship of the top division in the Durango Fall Classic on Saturday in Las Vegas with a two-set sweep of Sierra Canyon. The Monarchs defeated the Trailblazers 25-18, 25-17 in the Gold Division final. Sierra Canyon defeated Mater Dei last season in the CIF Southern Section Division 1 final. Mater Dei defeated Sierra Canyon last season in the CIF Southern California Regional Open Division championship. Mater Dei senior outside hitter Westley Matavao w
Angels fans excited about Arte Moreno selling the team, with some concerns (opens the original)
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ANAHEIM — “Sell the team” became “sold the team” on Tuesday. Back in late May, a growing group of shirtless young men began attending Angels games, standing in the upper view level of Angel Stadium and chanting “sell the team” while spinning their shirts over their heads. Other chants were mixed in, some of which were not as benign as “sell the team” with some positive cheering for the Angels in the mix. The group, the local version of a “Tarps Off” movement that has spread nationwide this baseb
Orange County boys athlete of the week: Nathan Vejar, Fullerton (opens the original)
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The Orange County boys athlete of the week: Noteworthy: He returned a punt 51 yards for a touchdown, had a team-high six tackles and caught two touchdown passes for the Red Hawks in a 63-7 nonleague win over Anaheim. Vejar’s touchdown receptions were for 55 yards and 27 yards. “He’s got an intensity to his game,” said Fullerton coach Pete Karavedas. “He’s a safety who wants to get downhill against the running game but he can also cover in the passing game.” Vejar, a receiver/defensive back, was
Fryer: Tustin’s Jeremiah Williams wants to be more than a beast on the field (opens the original)
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Jeremiah Williams is a 6-foot-2, 320-pound defensive tackle who also plays fullback for Tustin’s football team. He is ferocious in the hand-to-hand combat of interior line play. And when he is coming out of Tustin’s backfield, blocking for a ball-carrying teammate or running with the ball himself, he probably makes players on the other team question their decision to play football. “Oh, he’s a big softie,” said Tustin head coach Anthony Lopez. A big softie who is known for his locker room impers
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