Girls Water Polo:
La Salle had a pretty incredible offensive outing on Tuesday.
The Lancers got goals from 11 separate players in a 19-7 victory at Westridge.
La Salle improved to 4-2 in Prep League play.
Maya Magluyan and Grace Kachmarsky had three goals apiece to lead the offensive attack.
Cameron Turner, River Lee, Audrey Turner and Matea Cepielik scored twice each.
And La Salle got single goals from Zoe Thomas, Raquel Sanchez, Chloe Gao, Mia Ocampo and Madailein Gregg.
Monica Villasenor had 18 saves in goal for the Lancers.
Up next: The Lancers travel to Brentwood on Thursday at 4.
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Box Score:
LS: 7-4-3-5-(19)
W: 0-4-2-1-(7)
Records: La Salle (9-7, 4-2); Westridge (2-10, 1-7)
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