The 12U Blue Los Alamitos girls all-star softball team played at the PQ Tournament (Penasquitos) and took 2nd place against Rancho Trabuco in May. They were tied 5-5 at the end and lost in an international tie-breaker game. Pictured are (top down, left to right) are Coaches Mike Wilson, George Hurley, Josh Van Dyke, Dan Limp. Kiera Hurley, Lauren Smith, Skylar Fletcher, Bella Van Dyke, Victoria Hansen, Annie Mason, Danielle Limp, Katie Bacher, Sam Denehy, Katelyn Howard and Madelyn Wilson. Addie Lynch (not pictured here) also coached.
LAUSD PTA honors three
The Los Alamitos Unified School District Council PTA honored three people last week at its annual Honorary Service Awards ceremony.
Don’t get fooled again
The old saying goes, “fool me once shame on you. Fool me twice shame on me.” George Pardon in his letter to Event News (May 17) has described how he was fooled twice by the Cypress City Council and the racetrack land owner.
Ted’s not crazy, but neither is Lois
Dear Editor,
Interesting back and forth between you and Lois Waddle on the possibility of a “wilderness park” on the old Golf Course’s “back 9” holes.
Measures are legaleese
Dear Editor,
Thank you for your continuing coverage of the two “LART” (Los Alamitos Race Track) property issues, Measure L’s ill-conceived love child, a 33-acre logistics facility, and Measure L’s evil twin, Cypress’ Measure A.
Tournament Champs
The Los Alamitos Warriors of AYSO Region 159 took first place in the Cypress Memorial Day Tournament. They went 4-1 in the tournament and defeated Cypress 3-1 in the Boys U12 finals. Pictured bottom row, Sean Wauters, Robert Capp, Kyle Platt, and Alex VanSteenbergen. Top row: Cole Nelson, Eric Allen, Kaden Falsken, Luke Alvarez, Justin Sarquiz and Coach Kevin Falsken. Not Pictured: Alan Beal and Jalen Saacke.
