DAY IN SPORTS: SAUGUS TAKES PERFECT MARK INTO LEAGUE.

Byline: Daily News

Resurgent Saugus High extended its undefeated record in girls' golf into Foothill League play Tuesday, sweeping the first six-team league tournament of the season to improve to 14-0.

Sophomore Melanie DeLeon led the Centurions (14-0), taking medalist honors at 35 at par-33 Vista Valencia CC, where Saugus totaled 218 to hold off 2-3 finishers Valencia (240) and Hart (243), the three-time defending league champion that lost for the first time ever in league.

Stephanie Aston shot 40, Rachel Downs 43, Andi Varner 48 and Jill Shatkus 52 to complete the scoring for Saugus. Marie Roscigno led Valencia (14-1) at 45, and Keisha Peris had a low score of 40 for Hart (8-7), which is rebuilding after graduating its top five scorers of 2001.

In other girls' golf:

--Notre Dame 240, Harvard-Westlake 272: Erinn Roundtree shot a personal-best 39 at par-37 Woodley Lakes GC to lead Notre Dame of Sherman Oaks (5-0, 5-0) past three-time defending Mission League champion Harvard-Westlake of Studio City, marking the first time since 1999 the Knights had defeated the Wolverines.

--Chaminade 261, Louisville 268: In a Mission League match, medalist Nicole Mayo shot 5-over at the par 35 Woodland Hills Country Club for Chaminade of West Hills (4-2, 4-1), which faces first-place Notre Dame on Oct. 17.

--Westlake 219, Thousand Oaks 237: Medalist Jennifer Haws shot an even-par 34, highlighted by birdies on the third and eighth holes, but Thousand Oaks was unable to overcome a balanced effort in the nonleague loss at the Westlake Village Golf Course.

Ashley Freinberg (40), Stephanie Sacha (42) and Lauren Kelsey (43) each contributed for Westlake (9-6). Jessica Bubb and Kelli Hayashi added rounds of 47 and 48, respectively, for Thousand Oaks.

In girls' volleyball:

--Burbank d. Burroughs 3-0: In a Foothill League opener, Lindsey Davenport had nine kills, seven aces and 13 assists as visiting Burbank (7-0, 1-0) defeated its crosstown rival for the third consecutive time.

--Viewpoint d. Windward 3-0: Krystal Dry and Meredith Sherman each contributed solid individual efforts in the 15-11, 15-13, 15-8 victory for visiting Viewpoint of Calabasas, which extended its Liberty League winning streak to 37 games and moved into sole possession of first place.

In boys' water polo:

--Harvard-Westlake 6, Alemany 3: Leo Jenkins made 21 saves, two short of Alemany of Mission Hills' school record, but visiting and top-ranked Harvard-Westlake of Studio City (10-3, 4-0) still prevailed in a Mission League game.

In men's soccer:

--The Master's 6, Hope International 0: Tim MacConnell scored three goals and Kevin Howard was solid in goal, recording his third shutout of the season for The Master's (7-3-1, 1-2) in the Golden State Athletic Conference game at Reese Field.

In women's soccer:

--Pierce 3, Santa Monica 0: Kim Morgan recorded her 11th shutout and teammates Kim Quijano, Lilly Espinoza and Kristin Ashbrook each scored for host Pierce (11-1-1, 9-1-1) in a Western State Conference victory.

In men's golf:

--Club Glove Intercollegiate: Former Westlake High star Brian O'Flaherty finished tied for sixth at 72-70-74-216 to help Pepperdine to a second-place team finish at par-72, 6,883-yard Saticoy Country Club in Somis.

The Waves finished one stroke back of team champion UC Irvine, which also had the individual champion in Jeff Coburn (69-72-70-211), who defeated Jae Choi of New Mexico in a playoff.

In women's golf:

--Ihlanfeldt Invitational: U.S. Open champion Becky Lucidi of USC remained in first place through two rounds at Tacoma Country and Golf Club, where her 65-77-142 held up for a one-shot advantage over Katherine Hull of Pepperdine (71-72-143) going into the final round today.

USC holds a seven-shot lead over Pepperdine and Washington in the team competition on the par-72, 6,102-yard course.

Local note:

--Football rescheduling: Rosamond will host Malibu at 7 p.m. Friday instead of the original start time of 2 p.m. Saturday at Malibu.

LEADERS

Girls' volleyball

--Krystal Dry (Viewpoint) 12 kills, 24 digs

--Meredith Sherman (Viewpoint) 10 kills, 24 digs

--Samantha Sullivan (Newbury Park) 30 assists

Boys' water polo

--Leo Jenkins (Alemany) 21 saves

--Will DeVogalaire (Oaks Christian) 6 goals

Girls' golf

--Jennifer Haws (Thousand Oaks) even-par 34

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