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* La Palma Kennedy 1, San Pedro 0: Monica Aguilar singled in Brooke Turner with the game-winning run in the bottom of the ninth to spoil a gem by San Pedro's Taylor Petty and lead Kennedy (24-2) to the tournament title for the second straight year. Petty (16-2) had a perfect game through six innings and allowed just four hits with 17 strikeouts and one walk for San Pedro (25-2). Turner (20-1) threw a six-hitter with 12 strikeouts and no walks for Kennedy. Kayleigh Raciak singled twice and stole a base, and Perelini Koria doubled for San Pedro. Ee Seng Yap won the 200-yard freestyle in 1 minute, 43.10 seconds and the 500 freestyle in 4:42.73 for Peninsula, which won the Bay League finals with 496.5 points at Mira Costa and won the league title. Chris Grafton won the 50 freestyle (22.26) and the 100 freestyle (48.26) for Redondo. Alysa Wible won the 200 freestyle in 2:03.73 for Peninsula, which won the Bay League finals at Mira Costa with 470 points and won the league title. Stephanie Vint won the 200 I.M. (2:11.97) and the 500 freestyle (5:06.08) for Redondo.

* Palos Verdes 3, Torrance 1: Outside hitter Morgan Kelly had 24 kills and six digs in a 25-23, 19-25, 25-22, 25-21 win at Torrance. Opposite hitter Sarah Amos added 13 kills and four blocks for Palos Verdes (4-5, 1-0). Torrance is 6-7, 0-1. Sandy Aulet-Leon and Corey Kulis had three goals apiece for Peninsula (5-4, 1-0), Cameron Virjee scored two and Jacko Aulet- Leon and Kevin Negrinelli each had one. David Olit scored seven goals for Redondo (6-9, 0-1), and Alan Rupp had the other. Blair Bergsteinsson recorded 12 saves for Peninsula, and Andy Trost had two for Redondo. * Peninsula 231, Chadwick 256: Stephanie Yocum had four pars in shooting a 40 for Peninsula in its win at par-35 Rolling Hills Country Club. Ayane Itamura of Peninsula (10-0, 6-0) produced a birdie and a par for her 42. Estelle Luk shot three pars for a 44, the low for Chadwick (3-2).

[Tim Hall] let Delpit swing away, and Delpit blasted a drive over the left-field wall for a walk-off three-run homer, lifting Peninsula to a 6-4 comeback win over Mira Costa. As successful as Delpit has been throughout her career, Hall said Delpit began her senior season in a major slump. [Kim Sturgeon] said the Panthers fed off Delpit's work ethic. At the team banquet last week, the team was watching a picture slide show from the season and there was a picture of Delpit taking the ball away from a surprised Krista Gould at shortstop.

The lone base on balls came in the fatal fourth with one out and loaded the bases for [Erika Girard], a freshman who had already hit five home runs this season. Peninsula coach Tim Hall said he issued the walk and might have put too much \"undue pressure\" on [Alnes] by looking for the easy force out. In the second inning, Peninsula third baseman Kat Delpit fell to the ground suddenly while running through first base on a routine flyout. Delpit stayed down for about five minutes and had to be carried off the field on the shoulders of two of her coaches. She did not reenter the game. Delpit's absence hindered a lineup that had trouble as it was dealing with starter Carissa Bronson (22-7). Bronson struck out six and allowed just four hits. Right fielder Katie Manchester ended Peninsula's only real threat in the sixth inning when she threw out Michele Astiazaran at home after Alnes singled to help Chino Hills (22-7) seal the win.

On Thursday, Monica Alnes pitched her second three-hit shutout this week. Alnes (21-3) recorded five strikeouts. Her pivotal strikeout came in the fifth inning, when she managed to fan pinch hitter Anissa Zambrano for the final out with a runner on third base. \"Alnes was very poised. Monica doesn't get rattled,\" said [El Modena] coach Steve Harrington, who also coaches Alnes in club team play. \"She can concede a bad pitch.\" Whether it was zoning out or using the Force to get outs, the real lift came from [Kat Delpit]'s third home run of the season, Alnes said.