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Mike Klan

EUGENE, Oregon. – Aaron Walton blasted three home runs to lead Arizona to a 14-0 rout of Cal Poly to send the Mustangs home for the season.

The Wildcats hit six home runs against a tired Cal Poly pitching staff that had just survived two elimination games including an 11-inning win over Utah Valley less than an hour before playing Arizona.

Cal Poly finished the year 43-19, the second-highest victory total in program history, along with its second Big West Conference championship and its fourth trip to the postseason.

Arizona went 3-0 to win the Eugene Regional and they advance to their first Super Regionals since 2021.

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Mike Klan

EUGENE, Oregon. – Zach Daudet led off the bottom of the eleventh inning with a home run to lift Cal Poly past Utah Valley 7-6 in an elimination game at the Eugene Regional.

The Mustangs advance to the regional championship where they face Arizona.

Cal Poly needs to beat the Wildcats twice to advance, Arizona needs just one win.

The Mustangs scored five runs in the fourth inning to turn a 4-1 deficit into a 6-4 lead.

Cam Hoiland homered in that inning and Nate Castellon delivered a two-run double to help the Mustangs overcome a grand slam in the third inning by Landon Frei.

Going back to the Big West Championship, Cal Poly has now won five consecutive elimination games.

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Caleb Nguyen

PISMO BEACH, Calif. – CAL FIRE SLO crews helped two surfers trapped on a rock behind the Cliffs Hotel just before 5:00 p.m. Sunday.

The battalion chief on scene reported that the surfers made it to safety and were checked for potential injuries, according to CAL FIRE SLO.

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Caleb Nguyen

GROVER BEACH, Calif. – The Grover Beach Police Department arrested five Grover Beach residents for their roles in a stabbing on W. Grand Avenue and N. 9th Street just after 4:00 p.m. Saturday.

GBPD officers arrived and helped two victims with stab wounds to Central Coast hospitals, where they received treatment for non-life-threatening injuries.

All five suspects were found and taken into custody after GBPD officers served a search warrant at home in the 100 block of N. 5th Street.

Two teen boys, an 18-year-old and a 19-year-old, were both charged with felony conspiracy to commit a crime, felony assault with a deadly weapon and misdemeanor battery, according to the GBPD.

A 56-year-old woman and a 45-year-old man received felony charges of attempted homicide, conspiracy to commit a crime and assault with a deadly weapon, detailed the GBPD.

A 21-year-old man received felony charges of attempted homicide, conspiracy to commit a crime, assault with a deadly weapon, possession of a concealed firearm in a vehicle and possession of an illegal drug while armed.

For additional questions regarding this crime, contact the following number or email the following address.

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Andie Lopez Bornet

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – Skies cleared up just in time at Municipal Tennis Facility for the Mosaic therapy collective 2nd annual pickleball tournament.

“We’re here today on behalf of Mosaic Therapy Collective,” said Executive Director of Mosaic Therapy Collective, Sharon MacDonald. “We provide therapeutic services to individuals families seeking support, services and children’s with disabilities.”

The local non-profit strives to create more equity in the health and human services space. Their mission is to therapy accessible to everyone by breaking down walls to quality and affordable services. The non-profit strives to care for both therapists and families. It was founded by two Speech-Language Pathologists with a vision, which has been coming to life.

“We also run and operate several community initiative programs that are free for any community member all operated by our license and credential therapists,” said MacDonald.

The funds from the tournament and silent auction help keep doors open for patients and families, run community programs and more.

Pickleball has become a favored sport in the community, making the impact even more special.

“It means a lot, passion for pickleball and having fun out there,” said pickleball player, Justin Vlaander. “And for a great cause to you know, help kids with disabilities and enhance their lives, so really think that makes a huge impact.

“I play with my family, I play with my best friends, it has been such a fun way to get outdoors and exercise, its so fun, it’s great for mental health too,” said MacDonald.

For more information on Mosaic Therapy Collectives and how to donate, click here.

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Mike Klan

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. –

CIF-State Softball Playoffs Round 1 on Tuesday, June 3.

Division 2: #7 Rancho Bernardo at #2 Westlake

Division 3: #6 Southwest EC at #3 St. Bonaventure (Ventura College)

Division 4: #1 Pioneer Valley has a bye. PV hosts Rio Hondo Prep-Taft winner on Thursday, June 5.

Division 5: #7 Cathedral City at #2 Orcutt Academy

Division 5: #6 Hueneme at #3 North Hollywood

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Mike Klan

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. –

CIF-State Playoff Baseball Round 1 Games Tuesday, June 3

Division 2: #7 San Dimas at #2 St. Joseph

Division 3: #8 St. Anthony at #1 Dos Pueblos

Division 5: #7 High Tech SD at #2 Fillmore

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Christer Schmidt

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, Calif. – A two-car crash injured three people on Highway 101 north of Nojoqui Summit just past noon on Sunday, according to the Santa Barbara County Fire Department.

An elderly woman and an elderly man in the first car had minor to moderate injuries before being taken to Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital via ground ambulance, according to the SBCFD.

The woman in the second car had minor injuries and a second ambulance took her to Santa Ynez Cottage Hospital as the only person in her car detailed the SBCFD.

One car went 10 to 20 feet off the side of the highway but neither car required extrication. None of the patients required extrication either, according to the SBCFD.

One lane of the 101 was temporarily closed and the cause of the crash is under investigation, according to the California Highway Patrol.

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Christer Schmidt

SANTA PAULA, Calif. – A 26-year-old woman in Santa Paula was murdered Friday according to the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office (VCSO).

VCSO received calls at 9:09 pm Friday stating a woman had been killed.

Deputies arrived at a home on the 12000 block of Sisar Road in an unincorporated area of Santa Paula and found the woman dead. Evidence was found at the scene that indicates she was killed according to the VCSO.

Investigators are saying the incident appears isolated and that they do not have a suspect.

Anyone with information is encouraged to call Detective Marco.

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Caleb Nguyen

GOLETA, Calif. – Several members of the community paddled out in Goleta, celebrating the life of Jake Curtis and two other Dos Pueblos students who died in a car crash May 18.

Family, friends and other community members took their surfboards to the beach to commemorate the lives of the three teens who lost their lives far too soon.

Curtis and the two other students died in a head-on collision on Highway 1 in Lompoc after traveling back from junior lifeguard beach training.

The Toyota that the three teens drove crashed into a Tesla and also caused damage to an Audi and a Honda.

A Lompoc doctor and his wife are still recovering from the crash with serious injuries.

Dos Pueblos High School held a vigil last week for all three students and counselors are still available to those grieving the loss.

A Lompoc doctor and his wife are still recovering from the crash with serious injuries.

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