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The Premier Girls Fastpitch Nationals, scheduled for local sites, becomes one of the most recent events canceled due to the pandemic. BY ANDREW TURNER

The Premier Girls Fastpitch Nationals have been canceled because of the co- ronavirus pandemic. National championships for the travel softball organization were set to take place from July 24 to Aug. 9. The first week, which comprises the 18-and-under and 16-and-under na- tional championships, was called off on July 12, PGF President Dan Hay said. The second week, during which the 14- and-under, 12-and-under, and 10-and- under divisions compete, was canceled Photos by Kevin Chang | Staff Photographer July 19. NEWPORT BEACH resident Ken St. Sure, 78, spent more than a year assembling a Kodak World’s Largest Puzzle in his garage. With the tournament’s timing late in the summer, Hay had held out hope that the event would be able to take ‘World’s largest puzzle’ place. “I never thought back in March that we would be sitting here in July not be- ing able to play softball,” Hay said. “The pieced together inside disease was supposed to calm down and almost go away during the hot-weather months, and it did exactly the opposite. “The state of California started to Newport Beach garage open fields up a little bit a month ago, and then when these numbers started to spike, they shut everything back BY HILLARY DAVIS need the stay-at-home orders to commit down.” to the project. He took up jigsaw puzzles Hay added that the PGF Nationals He’s got the whole world in his garage. about 10 years ago after retiring from a ca- Newport Beach is itself a destination, reer as a restaurant executive. He says it See Sports, page A5 but on the concrete floor of the St. Sure keeps his mind sharp and instills patience. residence in Newport’s Dover Shores are Some people do crossword puzzles or images of some of the world’s true won- crochet, he said. He snaps together iconic ders in the format of desktop-sized jigsaw and fantastic scenes and candid family THE PUZZLE REPRESENTING NMUSD puzzles: the Great Pyramids photos, custom-printed Hong Kong is one of St. Sure’s favorites. of Giza, the State of Liberty, into large-format 1,000- the canals of Venice, and 24 “It’s like a good piece puzzles that he has drafts a plan more locales, interlocked sealed, matted, framed together into a collage. book. You want and hung around the The 27 iconic scenes, house. for secondary connected by rows of solid to finish, but As puzzlers do, St. Sure black pieces as connective you don’t.” had a system of sorting by tissue, are billed as the color and assembling the schools World’s Largest Puzzle, a — Ken St. Sure borders on his Kodak opus. 51,300-piece creation by Each panel, at 1,900 pieces, BY SARA CARDINE Kodak. It measures 28.5 feet by 6.25 feet. It was individually packaged. He worked on cost $500. It took Ken St. Sure, an experi- large flat boards atop a table in the garage Though Orange County schools may enced “puzzler,” 13 months to complete. before laying the panels on the floor and have to reopen remotely next month, About three weeks ago, he announced sealing them without about a dozen bot- given the ongoing coronavirus pan- he had good news: he finished his puzzle. tles of special puzzle glue. His garage isn’t demic, Newport-Mesa Unified officials He also had bad news: he finished his puz- quite 28 feet wide, so he rearranged the on Tuesday approved a plan for how zle. panels to stack about as tall as the chassis secondary students could return to “It’s like a good book,” he said. “You of his and his wife’s cars are long. Before campuses if and when it’s safe. want to finish, but you don’t.” Although it the cars come into the garage, A100% virtual K-12 school option has was a diversion during this spring’s co- ST. SURE COMPLETED a Kodak World’s been created for all district parents ronavirus lockdown, St. Sure, 78, didn’t See Puzzle, page A5 Largest Puzzle that includes 51,300 pieces. wishing to keep kids at home. Now offi- cials are considering how the rest might learn in a flexible model that would shift in response to state and county reopen- ing guidelines, from in-person to hybrid to online, in either direction. ALSO FROM THE DAILY PILOT: ATK-6 plan was adopted by board members last week. But accommodat- ORANGE COUNTY BREAKERS IN THICK LAGUNA BEACH APPROVES PILOT ing a panoply of high school offerings — OF WORLD TEAM TENNIS PLAYOFF PROGRAM FOR PARKLETS PAGE A2 electives, AP courses, progressive math RACE PAGE A6 classes and world languages — in a MAILBAG: SAFETY SHOULD BE A modified schedule, and then layering in UC IRVINE RECEIVES $529 MILLION IN PRIORITY IF AND WHEN SCHOOLS disinfection and social-distancing pro- RESEARCH FUNDING, 20% MORE THAN REOPEN THIS FALL PAGE A3 tocols that satisfy ever-changing health PREVIOUS YEAR’S RECORD PAGE A2 Ryan Nixon | Courtesy of World Team Tennis See Secondary, page A4 Huntington Beach’s Great Pacific Airshow is a no-go for September

BY SARA CARDINE “We started hearing more and more about those cases rising, This year’s annual Great Pacific and it seemed evident we were Airshow in Huntington Beach — going to have an uphill battle,” he an event whose aerial feats have said Tuesday. “We ultimately drawn hundreds of thousands of came to the realization that the spectators to the city’s pier and unfortunate reality was the state beachfront area since 2016 — has was not going to issue any per- been canceled. mits for outdoor events.” Organizers recently announced The Great Pacific Airshow an- the three-day spectacle scheduled nually thrills audiences as three for Sept. 18 through 20 would not international jet teams — the Air take place, due to the ongoing co- Force Thunderbirds, United King- ronavirus pandemic and restric- dom’s Red Arrows and Canada’s tions placed on large in-person Snowbirds — engage in what Elli- gatherings. ott described as “a spectacle of Kevin Elliott, president of Pa- engineering and aviation skill.” cific Airshow, LLC and director of Participants from Newport to the show, said he held out hope Long Beach might also catch per- the show might still be held as formances from the Red Bull Air planned with social-distancing Force or watch county fire depart- measures in place. He even ex- ment aerial units demonstrate plored the feasibility of moving water drops. Last year, two jet- the entire affair 3 miles out to sea pack-wearing racers zoomed be- and having spectators watch it fore audiences, the first time such from boats. afeat was performed as part of a But in late June, as Orange public display. County coronavirus cases and Given the complicated logistics COVID-19 hospitalizations began of booking performers, seeking to surge, Elliott said he began to Scott Smeltzer | Staff Photographer see the writing on the wall. See Air, pageA4 THIS YEAR’S Great Pacific Airshow in Huntington Beach will not take place, organizers confirmed this week. A2 THURSDAY,JULY23, 2020 DAILY PILOT | COASTLINE PILOT | HUNTINGTON BEACH INDEPENDENT WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM

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Restaurants and other We Anticipate Pricingthe Week of July 27, 2020, businesses in Laguna Beach will now have the the Following TAX-ADVANTAGED Bonds: opportunity to apply for dining in parking spaces. The city’s pilot program for the installation of HuntingtonBeach parklets will be included as part of its current econ- omic recovery and busi- Public Financing Authority ness development plan, in which the City Council in (OrangeCounty,California) May gave city staff greater discretion on approvals of temporary use permits for outdoor dining, retail dis- Don Leach | Staff Photographer * plays and temporary sign- $5,230,000 age. OUTDOOR DINING on newly built decks is a new feature Parklets would be con- on the Promenade on Forest in downtown Laguna Beach. sidered as another option 2020 LeaseRevenue Refunding Bonds, SeriesA of the temporary use per- ited on-street parking and also be required to be mit application for busi- city parking lots for compliant with Alcohol (Tax Exempt) nesses, city staff said. parklets through the cur- Beverage Control stand- Four restaurants have rent temporary use permit ards for alcohol consump- submitted requests for application process. tion. * parklets to date, but Com- City staff were author- As part of the imple- $14,465,000 munity Development Di- ized Tuesday to develop mentation of the program, rector Marc Wiener said design and safety criteria the city will relax sign code Tuesday he anticipates to address COVID-19 and to allow for limited sign- 2020 LeaseRevenue Refunding Bonds, SeriesB more applications to come vehicular traffic such as age, and sufficient parking into the department if the ensuring ADA compliance, in areas surrounding (Federally Taxable) city approved the pro- lighting for night usage parklets must be main- gram. and prohibition of parklets tained. Implementation will al- on Pacific Coast Highway. •Interest on the SeriesAbondswillbefreefromfederal and low restaurants to use lim- Restaurant parklets will See Parklets, page A5 Californiastate income taxes.** •Interest on the SeriesBbondswillbefreefromCaliforniastate income taxesand interest is federally taxable.** What clogsyourdrain is your Senior, •Thisannouncement is neither an offer to sellnor asolicitation of an business. Unclogging it is ours... Military, offer to buy anyofthese securities. Anyoffer to sellwillbemade Teacher& only pursuanttothe finalofficial statement. 50+years of Plumbing Excellence FirstResponders Discount

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MAILBAG Safety should be a priority if and when schools reopen

Ihave every confidence time comes. You’re on the that Russell Lee-Sung, right track. deputy superintendent of Brian Ambrose Newport-Mesa Unified Newport Coast School District, will place safety at the top of any Re: “Back to school in priority in a return to Orange County without school. masks and social distanc- What that looks like and ing? Many call that reck- how that is administered is less,” July 15, my friend and still wisely being formu- Iwere at the meeting. lated and decided. We were so taken aback Why? Because, NMUSD by the aggressive and un- is evaluating and monitor- safe behaviors of the pro ing best practices among open-without-masks, etc. other input, in a rational group. They were literally and common-sense ap- getting right up and yelling proach, as opposed to a in people’s faces. Thank blanket acceptance that goodness the people get- physically returning chil- ting yelled at all had on dren to school this fall is their masks. impossible. They are rising What we learned yester- to the occasion like great day is that this group shows Americans can and will do up at these meetings really when called upon to do early and set up their chairs hard things. (some left after doing that), So before any more over- so that nobody else will be File Photo wrought hand-wringing able to get in line to go postulations by the usual inside. NEWPORT-MESA Unified School District Deputy Supt. Russel Lee-Sung speaks during an Early College High School gadflies telling the rest of us The 20 people started ceremony in 2018. A reader writes that he believes Lee-Sung will make safety a priority should schools reopen in the fall. how to conduct our affairs lining up at 3:30 p.m. When during this health crisis in Igot there at 4:35 (meeting controlled by conservatives tancing. drive and just plain gutsy media, specifically the L.A. this mailbag, I point you to started at 6), I was quickly who are tone deaf to com- The choice for voters in behavior regarding her Times, because the article recent articles in the New told by one of the gals munity needs. November will be clear. chosen topic for that par- in Friday’s issue of the York Times (May 7), Wall already in line is that the Second, they are influ- Do we side with health ticular time period which Daily Pilot was also fea- Street Journal (May 14) and room would be at capacity enced by Trump loyalists and science deniers whose currently is fighting the tured, word for word, in last Science (July 7). when the doors opened. (Supervisor Michelle Steel) political agendas and loy- pandemic. Sunday’s issue of The Those diverse publica- That is why the public and arch conservatives alties would set us back, or Per Lopez’s article, Times in the California tions discuss the return to mostly hears from only one running for higher office do we side with health and Lorenz has gotten dirty section written by Lopez. school experiments already side. The fact that thou- (Newport Beach City Coun- safety advocates that would looks from maskless people Iwould venture to say happening around the sands of emails are being cilwoman Diane Dixon) move us forward? when out and about and that the foundation of globe and what is succeed- sent from the other view- who make challenging Tim Geddes wearing her own mask. Lynn’s and my common ing and what are less/more point and not publicly health and safety protocols Huntington Beach It appears that Lynn and denominator is the lack of important factors in keep- shared is appalling. partisan issues. Ihave a few things in com- patience for those who ing them open and serving It is also clear that the Additionally, the conser- Aproponent for masking mon such as both being refuse to mask themselves the absolute overwhelming current O.C. Board of Edu- vative Orange County and social distancing Democrats, both residing when around other people importance of kids in cations members are Board of Education major- through her actions and in Newport Beach but most thereby opening a danger- school safely versus choosing not to read the ity added insult to injury by published letters, Lynn of all trying to do the right ous door to a potential COVID-19 hysteria and emails they receive. brushing aside the need for Lorenz a retired Newport thing when it comes to health nightmare. dogma. Cynthia Blackwell face masks and social dis- Beach teacher, has no science-proven methods of Lynn would most likely There are results coming Costa Mesa tancing in our schools. qualms regarding speaking getting past this bad time agree with me and the in and more on the way. We In contrast, incumbent her mind regarding various in our history by wearing a philosophy of that magnifi- can see what is working, It is unsurprising there is Democrat opponents (Rep. items as they become cur- mask in public. cent scholar and thinker, manageable and reason- astorm of public protest Harley Rouda and state rent and certainly news- I’ll be honest, I’m not Forrest Gump, who once able for primary/secondary and angry letters against Assemblywoman Cottie worthy depending on the crazy about wearing a mask gave the world “stupid is as kids and staff. county government and Petrie-Norris) have been topics. because it makes it harder stupid does” relating of Many of these tactics will local government in New- community champions in Friday’s issue of the Daily to breathe, but I do it any- course to those refusing to be co-opted. I encourage port Beach. They have at advocating safe and sane Pilot featured L.A. Times way when in public near wear a mask in public. the NMUSD system and least two things in com- health practices that in- popular journalist Steve others. members to not give in to mon. clude wearing face masks Lopez expounding on Lorenz must have a great Bill Spitalnick the “unknown” when the First, those bodies are and observing social dis- Lynn’s acumen, unflagging following in the public Newport Beach

UpdatedLegal Notice Do YouOwn or Work foraFishingBusiness Affected by the 2015 SantaBarbaraOil Spill? You Could Be Part of aClass Action Lawsuit

There is aclass action lawsuit against PlainsAll American Pipeline, L.P.(“Plains Pipeline”) aboutthe May 19,2015 oilspillnear Santa Barbara. In 2017, the Court decided that this case should be aclassaction on behalfofa“Class”orgroup of people, includingcertain fishers andprocessors. Basedonadditional evidence and claims regarding the scope of the oil spill, the Court recently approvedachange to the group of people who are included in the Class and ordered this notice. The Courthas not decided that Plains Pipeline did anythingwrong. There is no moneyavailable nowand no guarantee thatthere will be. What is thiscaseabout? This lawsuit claims that certain persons and businesses (and their employees) that fished for seafood in certain areasoff the Central California Coast (“CommercialFishers”)orthat purchased and re-sold such seafood (“Processors”) suffered financiallossesdue to the Santa Barbaraoil spill.Plains Pipeline denies these claims and denies it did anything wrong. The lawyers forthe Class will have to prove their claims in Court. Howhas the Class changed? The Court recentlychanged the class definition to include fishing blocks that betterreflect where Plaintiffs allege that theoil wentand removedsomeseafood species. Youmay be a Class Member even if you previously were not.Ifyou were aClass Member before, your rightsmay have changed, or you may no longer be aClass Member.You should reviewthis Notice carefully. Youare included in the current Class if youare a: •Commercial Fisher: Apersonorbusinesswho owned or worked on avessel betweenMay 19, 2010and May 19, 2015, thatwas in operation as of May19, 2015, thatlanded: ° Anycommercial seafood within the California Department of Fish &Wildlife fishing blocks 654, 655, or 656; or ° Anycommercial seafood except groundfish or highly migratory species, as defined by the California Department of Fish &Wildlife andPacificFishery Management Council, in fishing blocks 651-656, 664-670, 678-686, 701-707, 718-726, 739-746, 760-765, or 806-809; or •Processor: Aperson or businesses in operation as of May 19, 2015, who purchased such commercial seafood directly from the Commercial Fishers and resold it at the retail or wholesalelevel. Only Processorswho purchased fish or seafood directlyfrom the Commercial Fishers describedabove are included in the Class. Who representsthe Class? The Court has appointed agroup of attorneys to represent the Class as “Class Counsel.”You don’thavetopay ClassCounsel or anyone else to participate. Class Counselwill seek fees and costs from the Court. Typically,lawyers are paid apercentage of the recovery obtainedonbehalf of the class or that amount is separately negotiatedbythe parties. Youmay hire your ownlawyer to appear in Court for you at yourown expense. What areyour options? •Ifthe Court’schange to the class definition takes you outside theClass, you are not bound by the finaljudgmentinthis case. Youwillkeepyour existing rights, if any, to sue Plains Pipelineinaseparateaction. •Ifyou are included in the Class, you do not have to do anything to stay in the Class. If Plaintiffs are successful,you will be notified about howtomakeanindividualclaim for moneyorbenefits. •Ifyou want to keep your right to sue Plains Pipeline on your ownaboutclaims or issues in this lawsuit, you must exclude yourself from the Class.Ifyou exclude yourself (“opt out”), you cannot get moneyorbenefits from this lawsuitifany are awarded. The deadline to exclude yourself is August 31, 2020.Ifyou already opted out of the lawsuit in 2017, you will continue to be excluded unless you notify Class Counsel by August 31, 2020 that you would liketocancel your request andbeincluded in the current Class.

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have their own hybridized “I want to encourage most Corona del Mar “For that struggling student bust review sessions in SECONDARY traditional model to sync everybody to keep a very teachers, students and par- to have only three courses April, whether online or in Continued from pageA1 with Coastline Community open mind, because this is ents overwhelmingly op- they need to focus on, that person. College, where they attend avery different model,” In- pose the plan. “Now is not they could focus on every Board members ulti- directives, has proven classes. And Back Bay/ terim Supt. Russell Lee- the time to introduce a day — this schedule could mately approved the 4x4 daunting. Monte Vista High would Sung said Tuesday in a spe- completely new course definitely help a huge model in a 5-2 vote, assur- Administrators and staff operate under a more tradi- cial board meeting that in- schedule.” swath of the population.” ing logistical issues like have worked for weeks to tional schedule. spired more than 330 pub- Apanel of educators and It would also reduce the transportation and trying to find a flexible learning plan The 4x4 model would set lic comments before it be- principals explained the number of students for keep siblings at different that can meet health and the tone for the school day, gan. new model would have which a teacher would be schools on the same learn- safety criteria, while also whether classes were 100% Several speakers, includ- teachers seeing students for responsible, allowing for ing schedule would be addressing the social-emo- in-person, 100% online or if ing student board member more time in a semester be- deeper connections be- worked out in the weeks tional and academic needs kids were able to come to and Corona del Mar incom- cause classes would be tween students and teach- ahead. of a diverse student body in campus in a modified ca- ing senior Troy Tsubota, ex- longer and held daily. ers, said Costa Mesa High Trustees Karen Yelsey any learning environment. pacity as part of a hybrid pressed concern the 4x4 Courses would not be math teacher Rachel Klop- and Michelle Barto op- Enter the 4x4 model. model. model would create logisti- “sped up” because longer penburg. posed the plan, which they Aform of block sched- Under the hybrid plan, to cal problems. For example, periods each day would “When I think about said seemed too much of a uling, the model would reduce class sizes, students wouldn’t condensing a give students more time on starting the school year on- change to make in too short have most middle and high would be divided into yearlong class into one se- one subject than the cur- line, which is looking more atime and could put AP school students taking half morning and afternoon co- mester cause burnout? And rent model, where students likely, it’s going to be far and International Bacca- their courses in the fall se- horts that would receive so- how could AP students who take six to eight classes but easier for me to get to know laureate students at a dis- mester and half in the cially distanced instruction took courses in the fall be not every day, instead alter- 90 students on Zoom than advantage. “I just think it spring. Class periods would for half a day and then par- expected to pass exams in nating between the two 180,” she said. “For me to be takes a lot longer to get this be longer and held five days ticipate in extended learn- May? groups of courses in a given an effective teacher I need right than we’re giving it per week, allowing for a ing, likely at home, for the “It is scientifically proven week. to know my students’ per- time for,” Yelsey said. deeper dive into the subject remainder of the day. Spe- that learning over a longer “With 4x4, they’re seeing sonalities. I need to know The new academic year matter. cial education students in period is more effective, their teacher every single their learning styles.” begins Aug. 24. There are some excep- the hybrid model would re- with retention, than cram- day,” said Newport Harbor Kloppenburg also as- tions. Early College High ceive a full day of instruc- ming it into a shorter pe- High School science sured Tsubota AP teachers [email protected] School students would tion. riod,” Tsubota said, adding teacher John Brazleton. would continue to offer ro- Twitter: @SaraCardine

THE Legal Notices Legal Notices CANADIAN Forces MARKETPLACE Snowbirds at the 2019 To place an ad, go to Great Pacific http://timescommunityadvertising.com/ Airshow in Huntington Beach. Bids Wanted Bids Wanted Legal Notices Legal Notices Raul Roa NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER Staff ESTATE OF BEATRICE CRISCIONE CASE NO. 30-2020-01135724 Photographer To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contingent creditors, and persons who may otherwise be interested parties throughout the in the will or estate, or both, of: Beatrice Criscione AIR weekend. A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed by Fred Criscione in the Superior Court of California, County Continued from pageA1 “Of the 741,848 unique of ORANGE. event attendees, 535,426 THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests that Fred airspace permits and secur- were incremental visitors Criscione be appointed as personal representative to ing marine resources to en- who live outside Hunting- administer the estate of the decedent. THE PETITION requests the decedent's WILL and sure public safety, each ton Beach and visited the codicils, if any, be admitted to probate. The will and event typically takes about city primarily to attend the any codicils are available for examination in the file two years to pull off, accord- event,” the report indicated, kept by the court. ing to Elliott. adding that the average vis- THE PETITION requests authority to administer the estate under the Independent Administration of Estates “We’re already well itor spends about $255 in Act with full authority . (This authority will allow the underway planning our the city while visiting. personal representative to take many actions without 2022 show,” he said. Elliott said sponsors and obtaining court approval. Before taking certain very While this year’s cancella- corporate attendees who’d important actions, however, the personal representative will be required to give notice to interested persons tion will amount to a reve- planned to attend the three- unless they have waived notice or consented to the nue loss Elliott estimated to day event in September proposed action.) The independent administration be in the range of several have already rolled over authority will be granted unless an interested person million dollars, it could have their investments into next files an objection to the petition and shows good cause why the court should not grant the authority. awider impact on Hunting- year’s planned event. A HEARING on the petition will be held on ton Beach’s finances. “While we’re sad for 2020 08/26/2020 at 10:30AM in Dept. C06 located at 700 According to a 2019 report —it would have been un- CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST SANTA ANA CA on the economic impacts of doubtedly our best show yet 92701 CENTRAL JUSTICE CENTER. Notice of Public Cases the Great Pacific Airshow, —we’re absolutely encour- (1) If you plan to appear, you must attend the hearing the annual event is thought aged about 2021. We have by video remote using Microsoft Teams; (2) Go to the to generate about $68.1 mil- some huge things in store Court's website at http://www.occourts.org/media- lion in local spending and for next year,” he said. relations/probate-mental-health.html to appear for probate hearings; and for remote hearing instructions; $3.4million in local revenue (3) If you have difficulty connecting to your remote as visitors book hotels, dine [email protected] hearing, call 657-622-8278 for assistance. in town and hold VIP watch Twitter: @SaraCardine IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, you should appear at the hearing and state your objections or file written objections with the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be in person or by your attorney. 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Huntington Beach High “It’s always great to play can focus on? One of the There were 699 hospitali- •Huntington Beach: SPORTS School pitcher Grace Uribe, with other people and dif- things that sports gives you zations countywide due to 1,515 cases; 44 deaths Continued from page A1 bound for Texas A&M, was ferent coaches to get differ- is it actually helps you be- the virus as of Wednesday, •Irvine: 1,040 cases; eight selected as a PGF western ent techniques to add to come a little bit more aware with 233 of those patients deaths would have been held lo- regional All-American. your game.” of the things that you can’t in an intensive care unit. •Costa Mesa: 1,019 cases; cally — at Central Park in Uribe was the Daily Pilot The Elite Clubs National control, how you need to An estimated 16,173 re- seven deaths Huntington Beach, Foun- Softball Dream Team Player League, a leading national accept them, right? coveries have been made •Newport Beach: 734 tain Valley Sports Park and of the Year as a junior. soccer organization, is set “You can’t control your following bouts with cases; four deaths surrounding venues — for Youth sports across the to begin its season on opponent, and you can’t COVID-19. •Fountain Valley: 326 the 11th consecutive year. board have been impacted Aug. 1, and competition control the ref, but you can The federal government cases; eight deaths He said the tournament by the coronavirus. schedules are based on re- control how you respond to on Wednesday reached an •Laguna Beach: 116 drew 635 teams last year. Huntington Beach girls’ gions across the country. what they do. We can’t con- agreement with the phar- cases; fewer than five Orange County reported basketball coach Russell Clubs under the ECNL ban- trol COVID, but we can maceutical group Pfizer for deaths eight coronavirus deaths McClurg said that his club ner are advised to follow lo- control how we respond to the delivery in December of Updated figures are and 767 new cases of team, the HB Waves, has cal guidelines, ECNL it.” 100 million doses of a posted daily at occovid19. COVID-19, the disease not practiced since March. spokeswoman Mary Con- COVID-19 vaccine the com- ochealthinfo.com/corona caused by the virus, in the Andie Payne, a rising sen- way said. CORONAVIRUS BY pany is working on. virus-in-oc. latest numbers released by ior center and a Dream Dr. Cristina Fink, the THE NUMBERS Here are the latest cumu- For information on get- the county’s healthcare Team selection for the Oil- Mental Performance Advis- An additional 7,530 co- lative case counts and ting tested, visit occovid agency on Wednesday. ers, said she was consider- or for the ECNL, noted that ronavirus tests were admin- deaths for select cities: 19.ochealthinfo.com/covid- The death toll due to ing playing club basketball while training during the istered within the last day •Santa Ana: 5,958 cases; 19-testing. COVID-19 in the county for either the HB Waves or pandemic may not be ideal, in Orange County, bringing 137 deaths stands at 521, while the to- the O.C. Rhythm, but the there are still ways that ath- the county’s number of •Anaheim: 5,462 cases; [email protected] tal cases seen countywide pandemic has posed a letes and teams can look to tests performed to 374,114. 127 deaths Twitter: @ProfessorTurner are at 31,743. problem for her and others improve. She mentioned The high school spring to be seen and recruited by individual drills, film study sports season was canceled colleges. and recovery time as things on April 3. Shortly thereaf- “It sucks because the op- athletes can control now. SA HUR ter, a decision was made to portunity for colleges to see “For me, it’s a question of LE not have the Orange you is obviously not really how are you focusing on EN RY County Softball Coaches an option right now,” Payne this?” Fink said. “What are 5Ways to Brighten &Cool DS All-Star Classic. said. some of the things that you SOO

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TENNIS ORANGE COUNTY BREAKERS IN THICK OF WORLD TEAM TENNIS PLAYOFF RACE

BY MATT SZABO “With everyone The Orange County in the same Breakers have rebounded place, everyone from a tough start to the is eager to World Team Tennis season, compete because putting themselves in the mix for one of four playoff we’re had such a spots. long break, The Breakers had won obviously with three of four matches prior to Tuesday night’s 21-19 loss everything going to the Vegas Rollers at the around. Greenbrier Resort in White Everyone has Sulphur Springs, W.Va. Orange County (3-5) did been staying at not have a match Wednes- home and day. Coming into the day, missing the the Breakers were just a competition match back of a playoff spot, behind a three-way aspect of it. The tie for third place that fea- competition level tured the New York Empire, here has been Orlando Storm and the Rollers. really high, no Fourteen matches make doubt about it.” up the WTT regular season, — Austin Krajicek which concludes July 30. Orange County Breakers The Breakers led the Rollers 17-16 headed into the final set on Tuesday here,” Leach said. “We do night, but that final set was get to play twice against Ryan Nixon | Courtesy of World Team Tennis men’s doubles and the Roll- Springfield, and they’re in ers had the star tandem of GABY DABROWSKI of the Orange County Breakers, left, encourages teammates Steve Johnson and Luke Bambridge during last place, so that will help brothers Bob and Mike Bry- Tuesday’s match against the Vegas Rollers. Orange County is 3-5 with seven matches left, one match out of a potential playoff spot. us. The level is just amazing an. The Bryan Brothers, here. If you’re lucky enough who have combined to win [Tuesday] to the Bryan doubles, while Tomljanovic here has been really high, The Breakers beat the to be in the Greenbrier and 16 Grand Slam men’s dou- brothers and Sam Querrey. edged Orange County’s Jen- no doubt about it.” Empire in all three doubles watch the tennis, you’ve got bles titles, won that final set They brought in Alja [Toml- nifer Brady 5-4 in women’s Brady’s strong play also sets on Monday night. agreat entertainment ticket 5-2 over Orange County’s janovic] and she played singles. has helped the Breakers Johnson and Krajicek ... It’s pretty neat that some- Steve Johnson and Austin fabulous, she played three Krajicek is making his stay competitive. The for- edged Neal Skupski and one can watch four Krajicek. events.” World Team Tennis debut. mer UCLA star beat Sabine Jack Sock 5-4 in men’s dou- matches in one day, in one “We finally get a chance Johnson had beaten “It’s been a lot of fun,” he Lisicki of the New York Em- bles, while Krajicek and spot.” to catch our breath here,” Querrey 5-4 in men’s sin- said in a phone interview. pire 5-0 in women’s singles Dabrowski beat Sock and Orange County returns Breakers coach Rick Leach gles for one of the Breakers’ “With everyone in the same on Monday night, as Or- Lisicki 5-3 in mixed dou- to action at the Greenbrier said in a phone interview. two set wins on the night. place, everyone is eager to ange County won the bles. on Thursday, when it plays “I’m really happy with the In women’s doubles, Gaby compete because we’re had match 24-15. Klepac and Dabrowski the Washington Kastles team, because we’re fight- Dabrowski and Andreja such a long break, obvi- Brady also beat Christina were 5-3 winners over (3-4) at 4 p.m. PDT. The ing hard. On paper, we Klepac beat Vegas’ Monica ously with everything going McHale of the San Diego Lisicki and Kveta Peschke match will be broadcast on probably don’t have the Puig and Tomljanovic, 5-2. around. Everyone has been Aviators 5-0 in women’s in the final set of the night. ESPN2. best team, but we’re com- Bob Bryan and Toml- staying at home and miss- singles on Sunday night, “I feel like we’re playing peting in every match. ... janovic beat Krajicek and ing the competition aspect though the Breakers lost well, and we need to in or- [email protected] We lost a real tough match Dabrowski 5-3 in mixed of it. The competition level the match 20-14. der to make the playoffs Twitter: @mjszabo

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