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Breakers face big showdown

February 02, 2007|By Mike Sciacca
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"It was a tough loss and we're disappointed, but I'm real proud of the way the kids played. It was an unbelievable crowd but I didn't see a single Laguna Beach student at the game. We had our usual parents in the stands and our cheerleaders made the trip, which was great to see. I think their crowd noise was a difference in this game."

In its previous league outing Jan. 26, Laguna recorded a 66-53 road victory at Estancia. The win was the 20th of the year for the Breakers (20-5) and marked the first time since the 1998-99 season — and only fourth time in school history — that a Laguna team has reached the 20-victory plateau.

Delino poured in a game-high 24 points and Lawler scored 18.

Following tonight's big game at Costa Mesa, Laguna concludes league play on Monday and Wednesday by hosting Estancia and Calvary Chapel, respectively. Both games also are at 7:30 p.m.

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Laguna last won a league championship in 1999, when that '98-99 squad — also coached by Fleming — won the Pacific Coast League title en route to a 20-7 season.

In girls' basketball

Laguna dropped its sixth league game Tuesday, 62-41, at Calvary Chapel.

Emily LaRose scored 17 points, Katie Daff added 13 and Brittany Clark had nine to lead the Breakers.

Laguna (0-21) nearly picked up its first win of the season at Estancia, but instead was handed a 28-23 defeat.

After tonight's game at Costa Mesa, the Breakers will close out their season with 6 p.m. home games against Estancia and Calvary Chapel on Monday and Wednesday, respectively.

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