Oli Keohohou

Newbury Park 2, Moorpark 1--Oli Keohohou collected both hits for the Panthers and scored both runs, including the game-winner on a head-first slide in the sixth at Moorpark. With the score 1-1, Keohohou led off the sixth with a single, advanced to second on an error and stole third. She scored on a groundout, avoiding the tag by catcher Kellie Konysky. Newbury Park (11-3, 4-0) tied the score, 1-1, in the third when Keohohou hit a two-out triple to right and scored on a wild pitch by Tara Barker.

Chaminade High recently showed it could be a force long after Stanford-bound pitcher Maureen LeCocq graduates. But that information came at a lofty price. Freshman Christina Lupacchini pitched three innings of effective relief last week in a 6-3 nonleague victory over Simi Valley after the right-handed LeCocq, The Times' Valley pitcher of the year last season, dislocated her left shoulder.

It was fairly clear from the start: nothing would stop Westlake High's softball team from avenging an embarrassing loss to Newbury Park. Not even a fence. To set the mood Thursday, Westlake's Tiffany Meadows denied Oli Keohohou of a leadoff home run to start the game by making an over-the-shoulder catch before barreling into the break-away fence in center field. "I do love that catch," Coach Barbara Jordan said. But Jordan loved the victory more.

The beat goes on at Buena High, where the Bulldogs continue to beat up on Channel League girls' basketball opponents. The defending Southern Section Division I-A champions routed Dos Pueblos, 49-26, on Saturday at Dos Pueblos in the league opener, the Bulldogs' 45th consecutive victory in Channel League play. The game wasn't a rout all the way. Buena led, 16-10, at halftime before going on a 33-16 run after intermission. Renae Hofmann scored 14 points for Buena (9-1), ranked No.

From the first inning on, Sonia Zapata nursed a strained abdominal muscle she injured stretching for a ground ball. The Canyon High shortstop proved a bigger pain in the side of the opposing West team Monday in the 14th San Fernando Valley all-star softball game. She had three hits, drove in two runs and scored twice, including the game-winner in the bottom of the ninth, to lead the East to a 4-3 victory at the Glendale Sports Complex.

First Team Player: Cindy Ball Position: Pitcher School: Camarillo Year: Jr. Comment: Had 13-4 record and 0.45 earned-run average with 103 strikeouts in 108 2/3 innings. Hit .411 and led team with 14 runs batted in. * Player: Jennifer Sharron Position: Pitcher School: Thousand Oaks Yr: Sr. Comment: Bound for Notre Dame, left-hander struck out 287 in 182 innings, finished 22-4 with a 0.35 ERA. Batted .387. * Player: MacKenzie Vandergeest Position: Catcher School: La Reina Year: Fr.

Westlake 5, Agoura 0--Erin Voeltz pitched a three-hitter, struck out 10 and recorded her second shutout in a Marmonte League opener at Westlake. Tiffany Meadows had a double, single and two runs batted in, and Kaitlyn Wilson had two hits and an RBI for the Warriors (3-3). Newbury Park 2, Royal 1--Oli Keohohou had a double and a triple for Newbury Park (5-0, 1-0), ranked No. 2, in a Marmonte League game at Borchard Park.

No other first-year coach in the region inherited a better team than Lynn Baum of Newbury Park. Now comes the curveball. Baum heads into her first season as coach without her top two returning starters. Newbury Park, ranked No. 4 by The Times, will play without sluggers Oli Keohohou and Nancy Pabon, who batted Nos. 1 and 2 last season, in the first two games of the Downey tournament Saturday.