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Sports Briefs
Vikings win again
Saladin Washington (Prospect) ran for two touchdowns and David Macchi (Willow Glen) threw for another to lead the West Valley Community College football team to its second straight win in Coast Conference play.
The Vikings, 2-2 for the year and 2-0 in the conference, turned back the College of the Sequoias in a Friday afternoon game at West Valley's Saratoga field.
Macchi hit Brian Davis (Pioneer) for 55 yards and a first-quarter touchdown to give the Vikes the early lead.
A safety late in the first period and a 2-yard touchdown run by Heath Ferreira (Valley Christian) helped the Vikings open up a 16-0 lead by intermission.
Washington scored on a 1-yard run in the third and a 9-yard run in the fourth to help clinch the win for the Vikes. Justin Basanese (Valley Christian) booted all four extra points for WVC.
The Vikings will try to make it three straight when they visit local rival San Jose City College for a conference game on Oct. 6, 7 p.m.
A day earlier, De Anza Community College will host the College of Marin in a Friday afternoon game at 1 p.m.
Young athletes excel in triathlon
Mark Petrillo and Julia Still of Los Gatos led a talented cast of young performers at the Ultimate Kids Triathlon held Sept. 16 at De Anza Community College in Cupertino.
Petrillo and Still each finished first in the 11-12 age division to top the large field of young athletes who took part in the competition that included swimming, biking and running events.
Courtney Albini of Atherton and Matthew Murray of Saratoga were the 9-10 age group winners, Jacqui Levere of Menlo Park and Evan Navarro of Redwood City took the 7-8 division titles, and Linnea Mack and Aaron Gallagher, both of San Jose, were the 5-6 age class winners.
Top Campbell finishers were:
Girls, 11-12-- Kayla Holloway, 22nd; Alyssa Carpenter, 25th
Girls 9-10-- Sarah Carney, 14th
Special Olympics needs volunteers
Special Olympics will hold an orientation meeting on Oct. 9, 7 p.m., at the old Almaden Winery for those interested in participating as volunteers in the fall season. Athletes are also practicing for power lifting, bowling and long-distance running events. For more information, check the Web site at www.sonc.org/sccso or call 408.392.0170l, ext. 206.
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