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The 4×400 meter relay of DeLozier, Trent Williams, Snow and Blaise Winston closed the day with a season best 3:46.18. That gave Winston three wins on the day. He also took the 300 meter hurdles (44.09) and 400 meters (54.29).
Dylan Richardson of Dos Pueblos won the 800 in 2:08.74
The girls rode three wins from Clara Aviani and two from Zia Frausto. Aviani won the 1600 (5:39.82) and 800 (2:27.45) and was part of the winning 4×400 meter relay with Mackenna Show, Frausto and Anne Knecht. The won in a season best 4:21.67.
Frausto added a win in the high jump (4-5) and came in second in her first ever 400 meters (1:03.76).
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Proft scored his pin of Luis Morales at 145 pounds. Brandon Lazcano recorded a 22-6 technical fall against Troy Mojonnier at 126 pounds.
Joshua Eligino of Santa Ynez pinned Bernardo Ruiz Xochitla at 132 pounds.
The Pirates also got a pin from Victoria Bernard against Genevieve Gomez in a girls bout at 120 pounds. Noozhawk sports editor Barry Punzal can be reached at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
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McLean’s goal came seven minutes after Santa Barbara nearly took the lead on a brilliantly taken free kick by Seba Alvarez from 20 yards straight out. Alvarez’s blast cleared the wall, clanged the underside of the cross bar, bounced off the ground, hit the bar again and dropped into the arms of San Marcos goalie Sam Friedman.
In a video from a cellphone, it appeared the ball cleared the goal line. But it was such a bang-bang play that the assistant referee couldn’t make a call.
“It’s unlucky,” said Alcaraz. “That’s part of the game. We’re gonna get calls and we’re not going to get calls sometimes. You can’t complain, you just got to move on.”
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Santa Barbara scored the first goal of the game before the Royals took over and roared to an 11-1 lead by halftime.
In addition to his scoring, Lehman, the team s senior captain, dished out three assists. Conor Early had three goals and an assist.
The Royals move into first place in the Channel League and take on Cate on Friday at Warkentin Stadium.
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