NOTES: HARVARD-WESTLAKE STAR PUT ON ALL-AMERICA TEAM.

Byline: Daily News

Harvard-Westlake water polo player Peter Hudnut, who will compete for the U.S. Junior National team next week in the Junior Pan-Am Games in Havana, was named first-team high school All-America.

Hudnut is the first Wolverines player to be named to the first team in six years.

Other Wolverines honored are recent graduates Phillip Statarun (fifth team) and Brendan Connolly (fourth team).

Harvard-Westlake's Jeanine Jackson, a sophomore, was named third-team girls' All-America.

Greco in action: Michelle Greco helped the under-19 women's national basketball team beat a team of college all-stars and coaches in an exhibition on Thursday night at the under-19 World Championships in Shreveport, La.

Greco, the former Crescenta Valley standout and the Daily News' player of the year, was named the team's co-captain in a vote by her teammates and coaches before the game. The world-tournament pool play begins Tuesday with the U.S. facing Antigua.

New Guards: Alex Cabagnot, a first-team All-Northern League point guard last season at Eagle Rock, has transferred to Bell-Jeff. The Guards also added former Chaminade assistant coach Bryan Camacho as an assistant.

Triple play: A rare triple play and a grand slam were the highlights of Agoura's 15-7 opening-game win over Camarillo in the 13-year-old Pony League all-star sectionals being played in Valencia this week.

Agoura third baseman Nick Trombetta launched the triple play to snub a Camarillo threat in the first inning by catching a hard line drive, tagging the runner leaving second base, then throwing across the diamond to catch the runner trying to get back to first base.

Leading Agoura with home runs were Jim Rapoport, Mike Bader, and Chad Martinson, who hit a grand slam. Rounding out Agoura's attack with timely hits for winning pitcher Mike Christensen were catcher Adam Schneider and shortstop Casey McCarthy.

Travel ball: The California Cougars Travel 14-under baseball team leaves today for the inaugural Baseball 14-Under World Series sponsored by the U.S. Slow-Pitch Softball Association. More than 55 baseball teams nationwide will compete in the series, which begins Wednesday in Michigan.

Kevin Hickcox, Victor Moreno, Mark Davis, Danny Barajas and Joey Sember, all from Glendale, join Brian Marquez from Eagle Rock and Cory Padilla from Burbank on the Cougars.

Lineman camp: Cal State Northridge will sponsor an offensive and defensive fundamentals camp for high school linemen next Saturday at the Northridge Football Complex. Registration begins at 9 a.m. Cost is $15 in advance, $20 at the gate. Information: [phone].