Bettendorf Lifts Moorpark, 1-0

Arron Bettendorf scored in the 44th minute off a corner kick by Tony Banales to lift the Moorpark College men’s soccer team to a 1-0 victory over Mission on Friday in a Western State Conference match at Moorpark.

Joey Medaglia jumped over Banales’ low, line-drive kick in front of the goal, distracting the Mission defense. Bettendorf then redirected it into the net for his fifth goal of the season.

Justin Hanover made 10 saves for Moorpark (8-1-5, 4-1-2 in the conference) and earned his sixth shutout. Diego Valencia stopped 11 shots for Mission (7-5-6, 2-2-3).

Santa Barbara 10, Oxnard 2--Goals by Hector Mora and Peter Maione couldn’t prevent the Condors (3-14-2, 0-7) from being routed in a WSC match at Oxnard.

Oxnard, which trailed at halftime, 8-0, has won five conference matches in the past five seasons.

WOMEN’S SOCCER

Pepperdine 2, San Diego 1--Jennifer Evans scored the 54th goal of her career in the 73rd minute to lift the Waves (12-7, 5-2) to a West Coast Conference victory at Pepperdine.

Evans, a senior forward and the Waves’ career scoring leader, chased down a pass by Jennifer Peterson and scored her 11th goal.

Peterson scored her 12th goal in the 48th minute off a pass from Evans to give Pepperdine a 1-0 lead.

Moorpark 1, Santa Barbara 0--The Vaqueros traveled with 12 players to Moorpark but forfeited the WSC match minutes before kickoff because of numerous injuries, infuriating the Raiders.

Moorpark Coach Mike Scanlon said he had to separate the teams after they engaged in a shouting match.

Moorpark (14-2, 11-1) was required by match officials to line up the minimum seven players on an otherwise empty field and kick the ball into the Santa Barbara goal to get credit for the victory.

Raider goalkeeper Joleen Redublo was credited with the first point of her college career.

HIGH SCHOOL WATER POLO

Buena earned a share of the Channel League title, but as far as the Southern Section Division IV playoffs are concerned, the Bulldogs are a third-place team.

The Bulldogs, who finished in a three-way tie for first place with Santa Barbara and Dos Pueblos, will enter the playoffs as the league’s No. 3 representative based on a coin flip held Friday at Oxnard High.

Santa Barbara won the coin flip to draw the league’s No. 1 spot.

Malibu 17, Calabasas 11--The Coyotes (19-5, 8-2) finished second in the Frontier League with the loss in the regular-season finale at Malibu (19-6, 10-0).

It was the best finish in 10 years for Calabasas, which won the league title in 1986.

Jason Brooks had four goals for the Coyotes and Jamey Krauss added two, increasing his school single-season record to 113.

Burroughs 17, Burbank 11--The Indians (9-14, 4-3) won the third-place game of the Almont League tournament to earn the league’s final Southern Section playoff berth.

Alfonso Tucay scored five goals and Loren Leidinger had four for Burroughs. Tucay has 151 this season.

Agoura 20, Westlake 0--Noah Bookman tied a school record by scoring 10 goals, and replacement goalie Dusty Litvak had four saves for the Chargers (17-7, 6-2) at Agoura in the Marmonte League finale for both teams.

Litvak replaced regular goalie Joey Smither, who was sick, and recorded the first Agoura shutout in five seasons.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Pt. Loma Nazarene 74, The Master’s 70--Kim DeVries had 17 points and nine rebounds, and Elizabeth Hansell added 16 points and 12 rebounds, but the Lady Mustangs dropped their season opener at home.

HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY

Mission League Finals--Notre Dame sophomore Kevin Lelles covered the three-mile course at Pierce College in 16 minutes, six seconds to win the boys’ individual title by eight seconds. Loyola won the team championship by placing four runners in the top 10.

Kelly Harrington of Louisville clocked 18:49 to win the girls’ individual championship, with Michelle Wilkenson of Alemany second in 19:27. Flintridge Sacred Heart won the team championship with runners finishing fourth, fifth and sixth.