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Channing Wigo’s 4 Fourth-Period Goals Lift Dos Pueblos to CIF Div. 1 Boys Water Polo Title

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After slugging it out with Mira Costa for three periods in the CIF-SS Division 1 boys water polo championship game, Dos Pueblos opened things up in the fourth period. And that’s when Channing Wigo shined. Wigo went off for four of DP’s six goals in the final period, lifting the Chargers to a 10-9 victory at Mt. San Antonio College for the program’s first championship since 2005 and the second in program history. Wigo finished the game with five goals, Grant Nelson had four, two coming in the huge fourth quarter, and Lucas Neushul tallied one. “The offense went into overdrive,” said coach Chris Parrish of the fourth-period scoring eruption. The teams battled to a 1-1 draw after the first period and 3-3 after the second. Mira Costa broke a 4-4 tie and went up 5-4 at the end of the third period. Dos Pueblos tied the score at the 6:42 mark of the fourth period as Grant Nelson beat the Mira Costa goalie after receiving an entry pass from the right wing.

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