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Mar Vista Battle by the Beach Mar Vista HS - Nov. 30, 2013 108 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Ernesto Pinedo of Brawley Union High School 2nd Place - Giovanni Pagan of Monte Vista High School (Spring Valley) 3rd Place - Ibra Wane of Grossmont High School 4th Place - Eddie Silva of San Ysidro 5th Place - Jesse Galvan of Chula Vista High School 6th Place - Brian Alegre of Montgomery High School 1st Place Match Ernesto Pinedo (Brawley Union High School) 3-0, So. over Giovanni Pagan (Monte Vista High School (Spring Valley)) 2-1, Jr. (Fall 2:33). 3rd Place Match Ibra Wane (Grossmont High School) 2-1, Jr. over Eddie Silva (San Ysidro ) 4-1, Jr. (RULE). 5th Place Match Jesse Galvan (Chula Vista High School) 3-2, Jr. over Brian Alegre (Montgomery High School) 2-3, Jr. (Fall 2:18). 115 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Marick Mooneyham of West Hills High School 2nd Place - Jason Ravarra of Mira Mesa High School 4th Place - Daniel Harris of Point Loma High School 4th Place - Sebastian Chan of Grossmont High School 5th Place - Jacob Moreno of Brawley Union High School 6th Place - Renzo Salazar of Mira Mesa High School 1st Place Match Marick Mooneyham (West Hills High School) 3-0, Sr. over Jason Ravarra (Mira Mesa High School) 3-1, Sr. (Dec 4-0). 3rd Place Match Sebastian Chan (Grossmont High School) 3-1, Sr. over Daniel Harris (Point Loma High School) 2-1, Sr. (DFF). 5th Place Match Jacob Moreno (Brawley Union High School) 3-2, . over Renzo Salazar (Mira Mesa High School) 3-2, . (RULE). 122 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Kevin Teran of Calexico High School 2nd Place - Fernando Bauzo of Serra High School 3rd Place - Jonas Ullsperger of Mater Dei 4th Place - Jorge Ramos of Grossmont High School 5th Place - MIGUEL VILLA of San Ysidro 6th Place - Matthew Novencido of Bonita Vista High School 1st Place Match Kevin Teran (Calexico High School) 4-0, Sr. over Fernando Bauzo (Serra High School) 3-1, Sr. (Fall 0:39). 3rd Place Match Jonas Ullsperger (Mater Dei) 2-1, Fr. over Jorge Ramos (Grossmont High School) 4-1, Jr. (RULE). 5th Place Match MIGUEL VILLA (San Ysidro ) 2-2, So. over Matthew Novencido (Bonita Vista High School) 3-2, Sr. (RULE). 128 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - JOSE REYES of San Ysidro 2nd Place - Mario Hernandez of Monte Vista High School (Spring Valley) 3rd Place - Roman Simpson of Grossmont High School 4th Place - Brian Herrera of Calexico High School 5th Place - Kele Frost of Point Loma High School 6th Place - Anthony Carrillo of Canyon Crest High School 1st Place Match JOSE REYES (San Ysidro ) 3-0, Jr. over Mario Hernandez (Monte Vista High School (Spring Valley)) 2-1, Jr. (MD 9-1). 3rd Place Match Roman Simpson (Grossmont High School) 2-1, Jr. over Brian Herrera (Calexico High School) 4-1, Jr. (RULE). 5th Place Match Kele Frost (Point Loma High School) 3-2, So. over Anthony Carrillo (Canyon Crest High School) 2-3, So. (For.). 134 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - MIGUEL FLORES of San Ysidro 2nd Place - Fernando Acuna of Brawley Union High School 3rd Place - Pablo Lopez of Chula Vista High School 4th Place - Adrian Lopez of Montgomery High School 5th Place - Keith Krikorian of Serra High School 6th Place - Daniel Quinones of Southwest High School 1st Place Match MIGUEL FLORES (San Ysidro ) 4-0, Sr. over Fernando Acuna (Brawley Union High School) 4-1, Sr. (Fall 2:50). 3rd Place Match Pablo Lopez (Chula Vista High School) 4-1, So. over Adrian Lopez (Montgomery High School) 2-2, So. (Dec 7-3). 5th Place Match Keith Krikorian (Serra High School) 2-2, So. over Daniel Quinones (Southwest High School) 4-1, Fr. (RULE). 140 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - JOSHUA WALTERS of Mar Vista High School 2nd Place - Matt Ayala of Bonita Vista High School 3rd Place - Max Maller of Point Loma High School 4th Place - David Diaz of Monte Vista High School (Spring Valley) 5th Place - Ray Davis of Monte Vista High School (Spring Valley) 6th Place - Alejandro Campos of Calexico High School 1st Place Match JOSHUA WALTERS (Mar Vista High School) 4-0, Sr. over Matt Ayala (Bonita Vista High School) 3-1, Jr. (OT 3-1). 3rd Place Match Max Maller (Point Loma High School) 3-1, Sr. over David Diaz (Monte Vista High School (Spring Valley)) 4-1, Jr. (RULE). 5th Place Match Alejandro Campos (Calexico High School) 3-2, Jr. over Ray Davis (Monte Vista High School (Spring Valley)) 3-2, . (DFF). 147 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - SEAN O`ROURKE of Mater Dei 2nd Place - ROBERTO ALA TORRE of San Ysidro 3rd Place - Christian Mora of Grossmont High School 4th Place - HECTOR RODRIGUEZ of Chula Vista High School 6th Place - Malek Kaziha of Serra High School 6th Place - Austin Leuangpaseuth of Mira Mesa High School 1st Place Match SEAN O`ROURKE (Mater Dei) 4-0, Sr. over ROBERTO ALA TORRE (San Ysidro ) 4-1, Jr. (Dec 5-0). 3rd Place Match Christian Mora (Grossmont High School) 2-1, Jr. over HECTOR RODRIGUEZ (Chula Vista High School) 4-1, Sr. (RULE). 5th Place Match Malek Kaziha (Serra High School) 3-2, Sr. over Austin Leuangpaseuth (Mira Mesa High School) 4-1, Jr. (DFF). 154 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - AAron Olmos of Mar Vista High School 2nd Place - Nathan Maracle of Point Loma High School 3rd Place - Luis Chavez of Brawley Union High School 4th Place - CHRISTIAN ALONSO of Chula Vista High School 6th Place - Ryan Fifield of Mira Mesa High School 6th Place - ROSS LOPEZ of Sweetwater High School 1st Place Match AAron Olmos (Mar Vista High School) 4-0, Fr. over Nathan Maracle (Point Loma High School) 3-1, Sr. (Dec 9-2). 3rd Place Match Luis Chavez (Brawley Union High School) 3-1, So. over CHRISTIAN ALONSO (Chula Vista High School) 2-1, Jr. (RULE). 5th Place Match Ryan Fifield (Mira Mesa High School) 4-1, . over ROSS LOPEZ (Sweetwater High School) 4-1, Sr. (DFF). 162 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Andy Garcia of Bonita Vista High School 2nd Place - ALAN GARCIA of San Ysidro 3rd Place - Jason Tiensvold of Grossmont High School 4th Place - Matthew Vallebo of Mira Mesa High School 5th Place - Olep Kenton of Canyon Crest High School 6th Place - Angel Sarmiento of Monte Vista High School (Spring Valley) 1st Place Match Andy Garcia (Bonita Vista High School) 3-0, Sr. over ALAN GARCIA (San Ysidro ) 3-1, Sr. (Dec 1-0). 3rd Place Match Jason Tiensvold (Grossmont High School) 3-1, Jr. over Matthew Vallebo (Mira Mesa High School) 4-1, Sr. (RULE). 5th Place Match Olep Kenton (Canyon Crest High School) 2-2, Fr. over Angel Sarmiento (Monte Vista High School (Spring Valley)) 1-2, Sr. (RULE). 172 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Joey Bamba of Chula Vista High School 2nd Place - Anthony Diez of Bonita Vista High School 3rd Place - Arath Rodriguez of San Ysidro 4th Place - Noe Gonzalez of Brawley Union High School 5th Place - Isaiah Bennett of Serra High School 6th Place - Hector Irisson of Chula Vista High School 1st Place Match Joey Bamba (Chula Vista High School) 4-0, Sr. over Anthony Diez (Bonita Vista High School) 2-1, Sr. (MD 12-1). 3rd Place Match Arath Rodriguez (San Ysidro ) 3-1, So. over Noe Gonzalez (Brawley Union High School) 4-1, So. (RULE). 5th Place Match Isaiah Bennett (Serra High School) 2-2, Sr. over Hector Irisson (Chula Vista High School) 2-2, . (RULE). 184 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Waseem Elhamad of Mira Mesa High School 2nd Place - Joshua Lacosta of Mira Mesa High School 3rd Place - Hachem Nasser of Chula Vista High School 4th Place - Rodolpho Campos of Calexico High School 6th Place - Ezekiel Cruz of Point Loma High School 6th Place - Tony Ramos of Brawley Union High School 1st Place Match Waseem Elhamad (Mira Mesa High School) 5-0, Sr. over Joshua Lacosta (Mira Mesa High School) 3-1, . (OT 10-8). 3rd Place Match Hachem Nasser (Chula Vista High School) 3-1, Sr. over Rodolpho Campos (Calexico High School) 2-1, Sr. (RULE). 5th Place Match Tony Ramos (Brawley Union High School) 3-2, Jr. over Ezekiel Cruz (Point Loma High School) 4-1, Sr. (DFF). 197 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Esteban Espinoza of San Ysidro 2nd Place - Cody Stewart of Mira Mesa High School 3rd Place - ADRIAN TAMAYO of Bonita Vista High School 4th Place - RAMON COOPER of Castle Park High School 5th Place - Gabriel McPherren of Chula Vista High School 6th Place - Vanessa White of Mar Vista High School 1st Place Match Esteban Espinoza (San Ysidro ) 3-0, Jr. over Cody Stewart (Mira Mesa High School) 2-1, Sr. (DQ). 3rd Place Match ADRIAN TAMAYO (Bonita Vista High School) 1-1, Sr. over RAMON COOPER (Castle Park High School) 1-1, Jr. (RULE). 5th Place Match Gabriel McPherren (Chula Vista High School) 0-2, So. over Vanessa White (Mar Vista High School) 0-2, Jr. (RULE). 222 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Cristian Alba of Mira Mesa High School 2nd Place - Alejandro Caza of San Ysidro 3rd Place - Miguel Ballesteros of Montgomery High School 4th Place - JAYLON CANDLER of Chula Vista High School 5th Place - Correll Thomas of Point Loma High School 6th Place - Edgar Alvarez of Grossmont High School 1st Place Match Cristian Alba (Mira Mesa High School) 4-0, Sr. over Alejandro Caza (San Ysidro ) 3-1, . (Dec 4-0). 3rd Place Match Miguel Ballesteros (Montgomery High School) 3-1, Jr. over JAYLON CANDLER (Chula Vista High School) 3-1, Jr.
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    High School Theatre Teachers FIRST NAME LAST NAME SCHOOL ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP Pamela Vallon-Jackson AGAWAM HIGH SCHOOL 760 Cooper St Agawam MA 01001 John Bechtold AMHERST PELHAM REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 21 Matoon St Amherst MA 01002 Susan Comstock BELCHERTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 142 Springfield Rd Belchertown MA 01007 Denise Freisberg CHICOPEE COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL 617 Montgomery St Chicopee MA 01020 Rebecca Fennessey CHICOPEE COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL 617 Montgomery St Chicopee MA 01020 Deborah Sali CHICOPEE HIGH SCHOOL 820 Front St Chicopee MA 01020 Amy Davis EASTHAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL 70 Williston Ave Easthampton MA 01027 Margaret Huba EAST LONGMEADOW HIGH SCHOOL 180 Maple St East Longmeadow MA 01028 Keith Boylan GATEWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 12 Littleville Rd Huntington MA 01050 Eric Johnson LUDLOW HIGH SCHOOL 500 Chapin St Ludlow MA 01056 Stephen Eldredge NORTHAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL 380 Elm St Northampton MA 01060 Ann Blake PATHFINDER REGIONAL VO-TECH SCHOOL 240 Sykes St Palmer MA 01069 Blaisdell SOUTH HADLEY HIGH SCHOOL 153 Newton St South Hadley MA 01075 Sean Gillane WEST SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 425 Piper Rd West Springfield MA 01089 Rachel Buhner WEST SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 425 Piper Rd West Springfield MA 01089 Jessica Passetto TACONIC HIGH SCHOOL 96 Valentine Rd Pittsfield MA 01201 Jolyn Unruh MONUMENT MOUNTAIN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 600 Stockbridge Rd Great Barrington MA 01230 Kathy Caton DRURY HIGH SCHOOL 1130 S Church St North Adams MA 01247 Jesse Howard BERKSHIRE SCHOOL 245 N Undermountain Rd Sheffield MA 01257 Robinson ATHOL HIGH SCHOOL