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Vol. 9, Issue 48	May 8 - 14, 2008

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Kovacs' Squeeze Bunt Puts Samohi In Playoffs
	It was the defining momemt of the Santa Monica High baseball season. A team devoid of power was trying to remain undefeated in the Ocean League and clinch a playoff berth with a bunt. And Alex Kovacs, a determined athlete who's also the school's star soccer goalie, was at the *. . . Continued*

Baseball Roundup
Palisades High, 15-0 in the Western League last season, was hoping to duplicate that feat after winning its first 11 games.

However, the Dolphins lost to . . . Continued

Wins Boost First Year Samohi Coach Duron
Rob Duron would the first to tell you his initial season as the Santa Monica High baseball coach has been turbulent.

He's been frustrated by a perceived lack of . . . Continued

SMC Women’s Tennis Continue to Excel
The Santa Monica College womens' team made a strong showing, finishing fifth in the Ojai Tennis Tournament.

Natalie Kelley reached the quarterfinals in singles while . . . Continued

Softball Roundup
Venice High remained in second place in the Western League by defeating Hamilton 3-1 and University 25-8.

Westchester has an 11-1 league record and Venice is . . . Continued

Ten .300 Hitters: Samohi Softball’s “Murderer’s Row” Keep Winning
The Santa Monica High softball team has won five consecutive Ocean League championships, and with ten players batting above .300 this season a sixth straight title is . . . Continued

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