COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Ventura Falls to Cypress in Softball, 6-0
Ventura College managed only one hit in a 6-0 loss to host Cypress on Friday in the second round of the Southern California regional of the state softball tournament.
Seventh-seeded Ventura (25-13) needs to sweep second-seeded Cypress (41-10) today at Cypress to advance beyond the best-of-three second round to the eight-team state finals May 17-19 at Golden West College.
Cypress’ Laura Corson (25-7) struck out four and walked two. Pricsella Sarmiento had two hits, scored twice and had one run batted in for Cypress.
In another softball game:
Cal State Northridge 3-2, Pacific 1-4--Beth Calcante went five for eight with two doubles and a triple to help Cal State Northridge gain a split of a nonconference doubleheader against host Pacific (26-37-1).
Heather Lindstrom (16-10) threw a two-hitter in the first game and the Matadors (34-32) had eight hits.
Patti Pearson went two for four and Calcante went three for four with two doubles.
The Matadors, who committed three errors in the first game, took a 2-0 lead in the sixth and added a run in the seventh.
In the second game, Calcante went two for four with a run-scoring triple in the fifth inning.
CSUN’s Cami Allen (12-19) allowed three earned runs on nine hits and four walks.
It was Northridge’s last regular-season doubleheader of the season.
WOMEN’S TENNIS
NAIA District 3 women’s tournament--Cal Lutheran’s No. 1 singles player, Joey Dooley, fell in the semifinal round, 6-2, 6-1, to Andi Sisel of Westmont at Pt. Loma Nazarene College in San Diego.
Dooley was seeded fourth in singles play, Sisel was seeded first. Sisel will face fifth-seeded Heidi Olden of Westmont in the singles final today.
Westmont leads in the team standings with 18 points followed by Pt. Loma (12) and Cal Lutheran (eight).
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