SportsRoundup

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Morro Bay High’s Eric Olson shot a 69 during the CIF-Southern Section boys golf Northern Regional qualifier Monday to join three PAC 7 golfers who advanced into next week’s Southern Section Championship.

Paso Robles standout Jon- Eric Cook shot even par, and Atascadero’s Austin Kaiser and Jason Peters shot 72 and 74, respectively, on the par-71 Sterling Hills Golf Course.

Andrew Perez from Santa Barbara shot 5-under 66 to take medalist honors.

Of the 88 golfers in the tournament, the top 30 to shoot 75 or lower qualified to advance into next Monday’s championship tournament at Mission Lakes Country Club in Palm Desert.

Golfers who did not qualify for the championship tournament included Nipomo’s Tyler Clark (78), Paso Robles’ Dan Aten (79) and Morro Bay’s Matt Hansen (76).

San Luis Obispo

Cuesta College women’s tennis coach Mike Napoli was named the Wilson/ Intercollegiate Tennis Association Coach of the Year.

Napoli, in his 20th year as a head coach, led the Cougars to an undefeated regular season after the team went 3-11 in 2007. He has led the Cougars to nine Western State Conference championships.

San Luis Obispo

After sweeping Palomar College in the first round of the Southern California Regionals, the Cuesta College baseball team will host the Southern California Super Regional this weekend at Cuesta Field.

The Cougars will host the four-team regional with the winner receiving a berth into the four-team state championships in Fresno over Memo-rial Day weekend.

The Cougars, who are the top seed in the regional, are scheduled to play Riverside on Friday at 3 p. m. Prior to that game, Orange Coast will play Cypress at 11 a. m.

Saturday’s action will be split between Cuesta Field and SLO Stadium. The day’s games will be determined based Friday’s results.

The championship game will be played at Cuesta Field on Sunday.

Cuesta played Riverside five times this season but only beat the Tigers once.

San Luis Obispo

Ken Arritt used a 2-hybrid club Saturday to ace the 189-yard third hole at San Luis Obispo Country Club.

Charles Hargrave, Ken Fraser and Gene Edgerton witnessed the ace.

San Luis Obispo

Todd Heckler of San Luis Obispo recorded his first career hole in one Friday at Laguna Lake Golf Course.

Heckled used a pitching wedge to ace the 84-yard third hole. Mark Green witnessed the ace.

Los Angeles

The head of the sports agency representing O. J. Mayo denied any illegal activity involving the former USC star, a day after ESPN reported Bill Duffy Associates gave cash to an event promoter who provided gifts.

“We are in contact with the NCAA and the Pac-10 and are working with both in a cooperative investigation to review these new allegations,” USC said in a statement issued later in the day.

Mayo, who sat courtside for Game 4 of the Boston- Cleveland second-round NBA playoff series, said he was hoping to get more information about the situation when he returned to school. Mayo has declared for the NBA Draft.

“I don’t think it’s good just because I’m really focused on the job, really wanting to do well on my workouts and my preparation, but at the same time it’s kind of a road block, another obstacle,” Mayo told The Associated Press. “I just want to get to the bottom of it and just find out what’s really going on.”

—Staff, wire reports