Guy Beahm, a 2000 graduate of Willow Glen High School, was a starting forward this season as a junior at Cal Poly, Pomona. He helped the Broncos to a second-place finish in their conference and a regional championship.

Cal Poly's trip to the regional tournament was its first since 1976, and its three wins there earned the squad a trip to the NCAA Division II Elite Eight. The Broncos lost to Kentucky Wesleyan, but it marked the finest finish in school history.

Beahm finished among the leading scorers for the Broncos, boasting a single-game scoring high of 23 points. His 14 rebounds in the same game was also a season high.

The former Ram, who went on to play two seasons at West Valley College after leaving Willow Glen, is on a full basketball scholarship at Pomona.


Golf tourney

Members of the San Jose Earthquakes, CyberRays and Sharks will be in the field at the first celebrity Silicon Valley Futbol Club Golf Tournament on April 28 at the newly opened Boulder Ridge Country Club in San Jose.

Landon Donovan, Brandi Chastain, Jeff Agoos, Joe Cannon, Teemu Selanne and Vincent Damphousse are among the pro athletes expected to take part in the tourney, which will raise funds for player scholarships, equipment, travel and uniforms for the club.

The entry fee of $160 includes golf, a cart for two, a Texas barbecue and more. The shotgun start is at 12:30 p.m., with dinner at 6:30 p.m. Registration is open through April 15. For more information, visit http://www.svfc.us or call 408.252.4160.


Lawn bowlers

John Luster, Nick Christensen and Neil Furman, all members of the San Jose Lawn Bowling Club, have been named to the national team, which will play matches in Canada, England and Hong Kong later this year. Furman has already beaten the No. 4-seeded player in the first round of the world professional championships in Wales.


Pioneer Stampede

The 10th annual Mustang Stampede Golf Tournament, sponsored by the Pioneer High School Athletic Booster Club, will be held on May 9 at the Santa Teresa Golf Course.

The 144-player field will tee off in a 12:30 p.m. shotgun start. The cost is $150 per player in the four-person scramble tournament.


Youth volleyball

The U.S. Youth Volleyball League is currently holding sign-ups for its eight-week spring program, which will begin April 8 at Kirk Park in San Jose. The instructional league is open to players ages 8­14 and operates in a coed format. For more information, call 888.988.7985 or visit http://www.usyvl.org.