Vintage High School’s boys soccer team improved to 2-0 on the young season with Friday night’s 7-0 rout over San Marin in the Vintage Soccer Classic at Memorial Stadium.

Justin-Siena High School’s volleyball team returns Lauren Yannucci, Kelsey Scanlon and Allison Bassett, but coach Kelly Porter said it will be a building year for the Braves.

Kelsey Scanlon and Chelsea Lazzari led the Braves in kills as they opened the season with a 24-26, 25-19, 25-19, 25-23 nonleague win over the visiting Dragons on Thursday night. Lauren Yannucci was solid at setter and libero Alex Chrin played well in the back row.

The Crushers came out slowly in Friday’s season opener, concentrating on defense. They led 4-1 at the end of the first period and got into their offensive stride in the second period, which they finished up 10-1.

The Crushers played well in what was for many players their very first game of water polo.

The visiting Dragons spoiled the Braves’ season opener with a 23-25, 25-22, 15-11 nonleague win on Thursday. Justin-Siena setter Megan Castellucci was solid and Gabby Salva was strong at the net.

A former player comes home to lead the Napa Christian girls volleyball season as fall sports get underway.

Junior Sara Douglass and sophomore Crysta Deus each had four goals as the Indians won their season opener on the road Thursday in Sacramento.

Tatiana Steen and Allie Channels played well for the Braves as they rallied past the visiting Dragons 21-25, 25-16, 15-10 on Thursday.

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Napa’s Mike Gibson, a former standout offensive lineman at Cal, was a sixth-round pick of the Philadelphia Eagles in April.

During this governor-declared drought year of 2008, many California reservoirs have been drawn down to historically low levels.