DAILY UPDATE.

HIGH SCHOOLS

Antelope Valley

Three wrestlers qualified for next weekend's Southern Section Masters meet in Fountain Valley with their performances at the Inland Division Championships. Jordan Hack (189 pounds) and LeMark Hollenshed (275) each finished in third place. Also advancing was Jasuan Clarke (103). The top five in each weight class advanced.

- Matthew Kredell

Highland

The girls' soccer team lost to Ventura in the first round of the Southern Section Div. II playoff on penalty kicks after two 10-minute overtimes and two 10-minute sudden-death overtimes. The team played without leading scorer Sahar Haghdan, who had a knee injury.

Though Highland's season ended with the loss, there was some positive news to report: Jarbo made an official visit to California, and she committed to play for the Bears next season.

- Ramona Shelburne

Lancaster

The boys' basketball team will host fourth-seeded A.B. Miller of Fontana (20-2) at 7:30 tonight in the second round of the Div. I-AA playoffs. One of Miller's two losses this season came to the Eagles' Golden League rival, Highland, 91-89. Lancaster defeated Highland in the final game of the regular season, 84-72.

- Ramona Shelburne

Littlerock

Wrestlers Matt Hamilton (152 pounds), Johnny Garso (160) and Ryan Cambaliza (215) were eliminated on the first day of the Inland Division Championships, ending the wrestling season. The Lobos will have no one at next weekend's Southern Section Masters meet.

- Matthew Kredell

Palmdale

The boys' soccer team hadn't won a postseason game since 1996 and it had to wait a little longer Saturday - The Falcons went to overtime for their 3-2 victory over Montebello in a Div. I first-round game.

Palmdale lost the second-round coin flip and will travel nearly 100 miles to play Diamond Ranch of Pomona at 3 p.m. today.

- Lauren Gustus

Paraclete

Despite its 56-46 loss to St. Mary's Academy of Inglewood in the second round of the Div. IV-AA playoffs on Saturday, the girls' basketball team has reason for hope going into next season.

Paraclete (14-10), which recently won its second consecutive Delphic League title, returns sophomore guards Bria Fields (last season's league MVP), Jessica Echenique, and Brittany Evans, and junior forward-center Michelle Borquez, among others.

- Gideon Rubin

Quartz Hill

The boys' soccer team led Eisenhower of Rialto 3-0 but allowed two late goals in its Div. I first-round playoff game and had to hang on for the 3-2 victory. Junior striker El Shaddi Bent scored all three Rebels goals. Quartz Hill will play at Mater Dei, a 2-1 overtime winner over Long Beach Poly, in the second round today.

- Lauren Gustus