Track and Field: In her third international competition representing Team USA, Allison Reaser, a 2010 El Segundo High School Alum, won the silver medal at the Pan American Combined Events Cup in the Heptathlon held in Ottawa, Canada June 17-18. The 23-year-old holds the No. 8 Heptathlon mark in the US and in scheduled to compete in the US Olympic Trials July 9-10 in Eugene, Ore.
Tennis: Redondo Beach’s Steve Johnson won his first ATP tour title at the Aegon Open in Nottingham, England on Sunday, June 26 with a 7-6 (7/5) 7-5 victory over Uruguayan Pablo Cuevas. The 26-year-old qualified to competing at Wimbledon.
Soccer: Mira Costa will be holding its Girls Summer Soccer Camp for players ages 6-12 Monday through Thursday, July 16-21 from 1:30-4 p.m. at the Manhattan Village Soccer Field. Cost is $185 per player ($165 for siblings). The camp is directed by Mustang Head Coach Patty Perkinson and Assistant Coach Amanda Cross. To register visit miracostagirlssoccer.com. For more information, contact Leslie Whittet at 310-963-4444 or lesliechittet@gmail.com.
Beach Volleyball: Redondo Union High School is well represented as three current or former Sea Hawks compete in the FIVB World Championships. Kyla Doig, of Hermosa Beach, and partner Jaden Whitmarsh (San Diego) qualified for the Main Draw in the U17 World Championship to be held July 13-17 in Cabo Frio, Brazil. Redondo Beach’s Lucas Lossone and partner Aidan Brown (Albuquerque, N.M.) earned a spot in the Main Draw in the U19 Championships to be held in Larnaka, Cyprus July 27-31. USC standout Abril Bustamante, of Redondo Beach, teamed with Hermosa Beach’s Zana Muno (UCLA) for a 17th-place finish at the U21 Championships in Lucerne, Switzerland in May.
The AAU will be holding the 23rd Girls National Championships in Hermosa Beach July 6-9 with 10/12/14/15/16/18 divisions competing. The Marine Summer Series for girls 12/14/16 divisions continues at the Marine Street courts in Manhattan Beach on Wednesday, July 13. For complete schedules, visit aaubeach.org.
The 18th annual BarryBob 4-person tournament and beach volleyball old-timers day will take place Saturday, July 9 beginning at 9 a.m. at 9th St. and The Strand in Manhattan Beach. Cost is $50 per person and includes t-shirt, buffet lunch and beverages. Make checks payable to Tim Walmer, 640 13th St., Manhattan Beach CA 90266. For more information, contact Kevin Cleary, kpcleary@yahoo.com. Also held will be the 6th annual Junior BarryBob featuring kids ages 10-14 (those already in high school not eligible). Contact Walmer at walmy1@aol.com for inquiries regarding the Junior BarryBob.
The USAV High Performance Championships will be held in Hermosa Beach July 13-17 featuring male and female U13, U15, U17, U19, U21 and U23 divisions. Event Dates: July 13-17, 2016. For more information, visit teamusa.org.
The CBVA will be hosting the Icaza Construction Men’s B and Coed A tournaments at the  Rosecrans courts in Manhattan Beach on Saturday, July 16. On Saturday, July 23, Men’s B and Women’s AA competition will take place adjacent to the Manhattan Beach Pier. For more information, visit CBVA.com.
Basketball: Dave Miller, current NBA basketball analyst for Time Warner Cable SportsNet, will be hosting his annual MVP Â Basketball Camps at Aviation Sports Complex in Redondo Beach. Session I will be held July 11-15 and Session II Â Aug. 1-5. Both run from 9 a.m – 3 p.m. The fundamental camp is for boys and girls ages 5 to 14 and geared for all levels of play. Printable application is available at mvpcamp.com. Call 310-995-2932 for more information.
Swimming: Any contestant wanting to participate in the International Surf Festival’s Dwight Crum Pier-to-Pier Swim on Sunday, Aug. 7 who did not complete the 2015 swim must register for the swim on-line and then pass a 500-meter “check out” swim.  Swim “check outs” will be held at the Hermosa Beach Pier on July 16, 23 and 24 from 9 – 11 a.m.  Decisions of Lifeguards at “check out” are final. For more information and to register, visit surffestival.org.
