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IN THE POOL— Royal ’s Danny Shea, attempts a shot on goal while being defended by Chino Hills’ Cooper Capasso during the first round of CIFSouthern Section Division 2 boys’ water polo playoffs Oct. 29 at Adolfo Camarillo High School. Royal won 13-7. Marco Sanfelippo Royal’s Marco Sanfelippo, scores a goal on a penalty shot and pumps his fist in celebration. Photos by MICHAEL COONS Acorn Newspapers ON THE COURT— Above, Newbury Park ’s Emmery Reynolds congratulates her teammates following the Panthers’ win over Thousand Oaks in the CIF-Southern Section Division 3 quarterfinals Oct. 28 at Newbury Park High School. Newbury Park won three-game to two and went on to defeat Valley Christian in the semifinal round. The Panthers will advance and face Corona del Mar in the championship match on Nov. 7 at Cerritos College. Newbury Park’s Olena Harasymowycz bends over backwards to help the Panther cause. The full team celebrates.

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