The team of Jean Cho and Shirley Lee won the Alameda Women’s Golf Club Partner Eclectic Championship on the Jack Clark Course.
The tournament was played over two days on Oct. 11 and 18. In this tournament the two partners play each of the 18 holes of golf twice (in two days) and the best net score for each of the 18 holes is counted for the final score. Thus, each team of two has four chances to get a good net score on each hole. The other three scores are discarded.
The local high school water polo regular season has ended with four Alameda high school teams putting together stellar results.
Women’s Water Polo
The Alameda High women’s water polo team ended the season a perfect 7-0 in the West Alameda County Conference (WACC). They ended the season with an 11-9 victory over rival Encinal on Oct. 18. The Hornets scored at least 15 goals in six of the seven league matches. The one exception was against Encinal.
The Alameda High School women’s golf team won the West Alameda County Conference (WACC) golf tournament Monday, Oct. 15, at the Monarch Bay Golf Club in San Leandro.
The team posted a tournament-low 412 to win the league championship. Castro Valley High scored a 440 for second place, while Bishop O’Dowd shot a 471 for third place.
Chris Alibranti won the Alameda Women’s Golf Club October Charm by shooting a net 63 at the Charm event Oct. 4 on the Jack Clark Course.
Alibranti played in the third flight — handicap of 34 to 39. Sandi Kaney posted a net 67 for second place in the flight. Kay Park shot a net 71 for third place. Hazel Willacy shot a net 74 for fourth place, while Angie Vaccarezza posted a net 76 to round out the top five. Lynette Mladinich and Janet Rhee also competed in the third flight.
Alameda High School senior Adam Elaidy won the three-mile West Alameda County Conference Center Cross-Country Meet No. 3 last Wednesday, Oct. 10, at Hayward High. Elaidy conquered the three-mile race in 15:30.96. His performance led his Hornet team to the team win in the meet. The Hornets won with a sizable margin scoring 45 points to Berkeley High’s 63 — the team with the lowest score win.
