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• Trophy season has begun with championship games, All-Stars, Closing Day ceremonies and final days for competition before summer.

Playoffs, league championship games, King of the Hill, Tournament of Champions and District 36 All-Stars are on deck for Peninsula baseball players.

Check out the next edition of Panorama on June 11 for league championshp coverage.

Already Too Cool . . . Drummer Koa Dahl sets the beat during the annual Joyful Music & Arts spring music concert.

The Final Races . . . The South Bay League middle school

track and field meet took place at Palos Verdes High Tuesday.

Junior League

Playoffs Underway See Pages 14-15

League Playoffs . . . The battle for trophies and glory is taking place all over the Hill.

Record Holder

New High Jump Record Set See Page 6

Last Chance To Go For It . . . Competitive championship games highlight the Closing Day of the PVP girls’ softball league.

Comedy Drama

PV High Drama Nominated See Page 4

Top Art

Local Artwork Selected See Page 2

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Local Student Brings Hope To Beaches Inspiration • Local student will have artwork displayed on every L.A. County beach from Malibu to Long Beach.

By Timothy Niemann Montemalaga School third grader Dagny Tang has won the Los Angeles County Department of Beaches & Harbor’s annual “Can The Trash” Clean Beach art contest for 2022.

The Palos Verdes Estates resident’s drawing, which was selected by the County Board of Supervisors, will be published this summer on the thou-

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Award Spotlight Shines On PV High Comedy/Drama Drama The Palos Verdes High School Drama Department was nominated for 18 John Raitt Awards for Youth nominations for their spring production "Matilda the Musical." Winners will be announced at the live awards show on this weekend at the San Gabriel Mission Playhouse in Pasadena.

Nominations: Musical Comedy of the Year Outstanding Ensemble Stage Crew/Technical Execution Director of the YearNicole Thompson Choreographer of the YearNiko Montelibano Musical Director of the YearSue Secrist Student Orchestra of the YearShellie Parkinson Student Stage Manager of the YearScarlet Bailey Lead Actor in a Female Dramatic RoleMischa Kharrazi Supporting Actress of the YearChloe Blue Comedian of the YearCaiden Falstrup-Finney Comedian of the YearJoshua Jun Comedian of the YearCharlotte Cicero Featured Actor of the YearJake Weyrick Featured Actor of the YearReese Lynch Outstanding Ensemble MemberCami Klein Outstanding Ensemble MemberJenny Grennan

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Joyful Spring Music Arrives On The Hill Music • The 14th annual student concert hosted by Joyful Music and Arts was held last week behind Bart Earle Way in Rolling Hills Estates.

Musicians of all ages and talents performed in front of an enthusiastic crowd celebrating the end of spring and beginning of the summer season.

Music Veterans . . . Peninsula High

Opening Act . . . Guitars and violins kick-off the music concert. Pictured from

seniors, Arjun Koul flute, and Justin Chrien piano, perform for the audience.

the left: Jennifer Holly violin teacher, Nicolas Shirikjian violin, Zach Beadle guitar and Josiah Uno guitar. Standing Ian Leigh guitar and Thomoas Jost, guitar.

Baseball And Piano . . . Rolling A Perfect Ending . . .

Hills Little League Rattlers Connor Spencer plays the piano and baseball.

Violist Hannah Green reacts after finishing her piece.

Music Bus Stops On Time . . . The Music Bus drum corps keeps the rhythm.

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Herrera Sets School Middle School Sports Finish Line Record For Sea Kings Reaches Track & Field • The South Bay League held its final event of the year with the middle school track & field meet at Palos Verdes High Tuesday.

Palos Verdes Intermediate, Ridgecrest, Miraleste and Chadwick Academy participated in the event that featured middle schools from all over the South Bay. The Miraleste boys and girls teams battled Parras middle school for first place throughout the meet. The Marauders won both womens’ divisions and came within a few points winning the boys’ divisions and sweeping the entire meet.

School Record Performance . . . Palos Verdes High senior Milana Herrera beat her own personal record twice over at the CIF Southern Section Masters track and field meet in high jump last week. Her previous best was a 5’2” and she jumped both 5’3” and then 5’5” on her first attempts. This earned her a tie for fourth at the meet and qualified her for the state meet this weekend in Clovis. Herrera now holds the PV High School record for the high jump at 5’5”.

First Place Points . . . Miraleste won the girls’ 200 meter race and won the upper division over Parras middle school by one point.

South Bay League Middle School Track and Field Meet At Palos Verdes High School • May 24, 2022

Men - Upper Team Rankings - 10 Events Scored 1) Parras 70 2) Miraleste 68 3) Ridgecrest 52 4) Palos Verdes 47 5) Adams 41 6) Manhattan Beach 26 7) Hermosa Valley 18 8) Chadwick 6

Women-Upper Team Rankings - 10 Events Scored 1) Miraleste 76 2) Parras 75 3) Adams 55 4) Ridgecrest 50 5) Palos Verdes 38 6) Manhattan Beach 30 7) Hermosa Valley 17 8) Chadwick 9

Men - Lower Team Rankings - 10 Events Scored 1) Parras 56 2) Miraleste 44 3) Ridgecrest 40 4) Adams 32 5) Palos Verdes 27 6) Hermosa Valley 24 7) Manhattan Beach 22 8) Chadwick 6

Women - Lower Team Rankings - 10 Events Scored 1) Miraleste 84 2) Parras 56 3) Manhattan Beach 47 4) Adams 38 5) Ridgecrest 29 6) Palos Verdes 28 7) Hermosa Valley 27 8) Chadwick18

Quick Feet . . . Multiple heats in the 100 meter sprints kept the competition close.

Where Rivalries Begin . . . Eight schools from the South Bay and the Peninsula competed at the South Bay League track and field meet at PV High Tuesday.

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Marauders Take The Lead . . .

Miraleste Intermediate boys’ and girls’ teams had an excellent meet.

Beware The Red Wave . . . It’s always fun to take the lead on the first lap, too bad there’s four laps in the 1500m race.

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Local Student Hopes To Inspire Beach Clean Up With Artwork . . . Continued from Page 2 sands of trash cans that dot the coastline from Long Beach to Malibu, including local RAT and Peninsula beaches.

The following is an Question and Answer email exchange with Dagny Tang and her father Tim Tang.

Questions for Dagny: What’s your previous experience with art? Have you spent a lot of your free time making art? Is it something you enjoy?

Dagny: My hobby is creating art and my favorite school subject is art. I always spend my free time drawing or crafting. Last year during the pandemic I was the 2021 Grand Prize winner of the prestigious NASA Langley Student Art Contest.

How did you find out about this competition? What made you want to enter your drawing into it?

Dagny: I actually saw the County’s art contest ad on a lifeguard stand when I was walking along the Strand in Torrance Beach with my family two years ago. At that time, I was in second grade and not yet eligible to enter. But I already decided then that I would enter this contest as soon as I got into third grade.]

Why do you feel the issue of clean beaches is important? Is it something that’s particularly important to you?

Dagny: My family and I live close to the ocean and can see the South Bay beaches from our home. We also spend a lot of time at RAT beach. My Dad always takes us to pick up sea glass and we also pick up marine debris at the same time to throw away. We want to keep the beach in our hometown clean.

Many lazy people leave their trash on the beach instead of finding a trash can. The trash gets pick up by waves and get into the ocean causing pollution and many marine animals die or lose their home. It is important to keep the beach clean by picking up trash and throwing it away in a trash can.

A good way to tell other people that it is important keep the beach clean is by putting posters that remind them of ocean pollution because most people don’t want to hurt the Earth’s marine animals.

Questions for Mr. Tang: What are your overall thoughts about Dagny’s art entry and victory?

Mr. Tang: When Dagny first showed me her rough sketch with the off-center layout, I wasn’t sure it was going to work, but after she filled in the details

and then the arching slogan text, it all came out surprisingly well-balanced and made a lot of sense.

I’m very proud of my daughter and her art. She is entirely self-taught and draws entirely in her own style and according to her whims.

As for the contest victory, I heard there were over 2000 entries for this year’s contest and to be selected by the County Board of Supervisors and come out as the overall winner was really special.

In what ways are you proud of Dagny?

Mr. Tang: I’m really proud that Dagny has discovered her love of and talent in art & crafts and is self-motivated in making the most of it. I’m proud her drawing will become public art and seen by lots and lots of people. Besides being recognized at the county level, Dagny and her art contest win is going to be recognized by Palos Verdes Estates Mayor Victoria Lozzi at our city’s upcoming June 14th City Council meeting. It’s good to get this kind of support from our hometown.

Why do you think clean beaches are important, especially going into the summer?

Mr. Tang: Summer time is when the beaches see the most amount of visitors, and as a result the most amount of trash. It’s important people are made aware of the damage that trash does to the environment. Like the beloved and endangered sea turtles choking on plastic bags because they think it’s their favorite food, jellyfish. When people know about this, they’re more likely to put trash where it belongs - in the trash cans.

Could you briefly explain the art competition and why it is significant?

Mr. Tang: Every year Los Angeles County, Department of Beaches and Harbors, holds an educational “Can The Trash!” art contest open to third - fifth graders going to school in L.A. County to design “environmentally themed” posters focused on reducing ocean pollution and to remind beach-goers to put trash into trash cans.

It is one of the County’s biggest art competitions at the elementary level as they have a lot of school/district participation, resulting in thousands of entries.

The winner’s artwork becomes “public art” that appears on thousands of trash cans along the L.A. County coastline and will potentially be seen by hundreds of thousands of people, not just Californians but visitors from around the world.

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Playoff Drama Hits Baseball Little League

• Playoffs are underway at all leagues and all divisions with championship games and Closing Day ceremonies slated for next week .

Silver Spur Braves’ Cash Hines jumped into the Peninsula home run lead with six, but there still playoff and championships games left to be played.

Once league champions are set, then comes the legendary King of the Hill tournament and then perhaps the long-played Tournament of Champions.

Two more editions of the mighty Panorama left before our summer break. League Champions special edition out June 11 then King of the Hill and All-Stars edition out June 25.

League Playoffs Next . . . Rolling Hills Padres Ethan Moran gets a base hit against the Silver Spur Braves during Major Division play at Ernie Howlett Park.

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Making Contact . . . Palos Verdes Cubs’ Will Todaro hits solid single against the Tigers during Major Divison play at PV Little League.

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Spur Braves Jack Fearnside makes solid conact during Major Division play at Ernie Howlett Park.

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One Hopper . . . Silver Spur Braves’ Cash Hines hits a ground-rule double during Major Division action at Ernie Howlett Park

New Season Begins . . . Padres pitcher Anthony Harter leads his team with his arm and bat in Major Division action.

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Minors On The Move . . . The Silver Spur Tigers and Phillies battle in Minors Division action at Ernie Howlett Park.

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Softball All-Stars

All Hits And Runs Count . . .

The Palos Verdes Yankees and Angels ended the regular season with a 12-12 tie in Intermediate Division action.

Trophy Collection Grows . . . The Palos Verdes Peninsula Girls’ Softball 12U All-Star team won the 12U Silver bracket

last weekend at the Rancho Roundup Tournament in Rancho Santa Margarita. The team scored 53 runs and went 5-0 in the tournament. The team includes Lyla Benton, Ellie Correa, Amelia Cyril, Addie Eroen, Davia Huber, Josslyn Johnson, Paige Kelly, Cady Klink, Naya Lesser, Kalysta Lund, Annmarie Russell and Malia Tamilin. Manager: Kendall Benton.

Coaches: Jeff Huber, Phillip Johnson and Tim Lesser.

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Making The Big Catch . . . As teams enter post-season play and All-Star competition, outfielders will need to make great catches and throws for wins.

Tigers Hold On To First . . . Palos Verdes Tigers Riggs Sipes slides safely into third base against the Dodgers during Major Division action at PV Little League.

PENINSULA LITTLE LEAGUE 2022 STANDINGS Palos Verdes Little League MAJORS Tigers Cubs Nationals Dodgers

W L T P RF RA

14 11 11 8

4 7 7 9

0 0 0 1

22 18 17 11

123 87 100 92

43 74 58 74

INTERMEDIATES W L T P RF RA Dodgers Angels Athletics Rays Yankees Red Sox Cubs

MINORS

Slide On Through . . . The Silver Spur Braves slid past the Rolling Hills Padres,

9-5, to pick up a win in Major Division action at Ernie Howlett Park.

Peninsula Little League 2022 Home Run Leaders Palos Verdes Little League Malcolm DeLeo Bobby Rodriguez Will Stark William Todaro Brock Possemato Jeff Golden Miles Baranick Jackson Suhling Becker Lopes

updated 5/24

4 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Rolling Hills Little League Scott Harter Emilio Munoz-Chacon Luigi Similoli Nicholas Allocco Cyrus Zuliani-Booher Sam Girard Anthony Harter

5 3 2 1 1 1 1

Silver Spur Little League Cash Hines Edrian Chao Josh Lee Phillip An

6 5 4 3

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Silver Spur Little League MAJORS Braves

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INTERMEDIATES W L T RF RA Red Sox Indians Cubs Dodgers

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MINORS

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Phillies Tigers Giants

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174 188 261 307

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W-wins L-losses T-ties P-points RF-runs for RA-runs allowed

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Lunada Bay Little League MAJORS Rays Marlins

W L T RF RA 7 11 0 6 13 0

90 113 85 179

INTERMEDIATES W L T RF RA Tigers Dodgers Cubs

MINORS Brewers White Sox Yankees Cardinals Dodgers Cubs

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Rolling Hills Little League MAJORS Pirates Dodgers Mariners Padres Cubs

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INTERMEDIATES W L T RF RA Mariners Blue Jays Yankees Marlins

MINORS Dodgers Padres Athletics Braves Tigers Angels Giants Mariners Red Sox Royals

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Keep Winning, Keep Playing . . . The Yankees defeated the Red Sox, 4-3, to extend its season another game in Junior League’s double-elimination playoffs.

Round One . . . The Angels got past the Yankees for its first playoff win and will have to defeat them again if they wish to continue the season.

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JL Bats Warm Up To Playoff Action Junior League

• The Junior League doubleelimination playoffs are underway with the championship game scheduled for next week at George Allen Field.

The Rockies and Cubs have yet to take a playoff loss and will have faced each other before this weekend to see who will fall into the loser bracket.

The Cubs finished the season in first place, including a 3-1 win over the Rockies a few weeks ago. Rockies bats have gotten hot with three names from the roster on the home run list.

No games scheduled for this weekend. Semifinal games will be played Wednesday at George Allen Field and Ernie Howlett Park

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RF RA

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Junior League 2022 Home Run Leaders Iain Reoch Nathan Sutton Tom Shull Jimmy Craig

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12U Champions . . . The 12U Dreamkillers players include Alina Abukurah,

Juliette Alvarez, Lyla Benton, Amelia Cyril, Sophia Dominguez, Makayla Gregory, Josslyn Johnson, Naya Lesser, Lindsay Mastandrea, Antonella Medina and Olivia Suraci.

10U Champions . . . 10U Blackout players includes Sabrina Agrusa, Alyssa Aiello, Kara Cohu, Samantha Goede, Corbi Grinch, Aran Joyce, Giuliana Petrillo, Terrie Pleasant, Ashley Russell, Alina Suo and Anne Suo.

Ready To Score Runs . . . Nicholas Glusac and the Red Sox have got their bats warmed up and ready for the playoffs

8U Champions . . . Peacocks players include Cate Boyd, Kara Cobo, Brooklynn

Hill, Natalie Knickerbocker, Mila Lee, Penny Lutkenhouse, Luna Najera, Brooklyn Quesada, Katelyn Quesada, Marie Rozycki, Abigail Shim and Abbey Suraci.

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Closing Day Hits Spring Softball Softball

• The Palos Verdes Peninsula Girls’ Softball League Championship games and Closing Day ceremonies are set for today at Cornerstone School.

The Dreamkillers held off the Bombin’ Bulldogs, 8--7, to win the 12U championship game. Blackout dominated the 10U Division all season and won the championship game over the Wildcats.

All-Star teams are already competing with the 12U team winning their first tournament last weekend.

Keeping It Close . . . The Bombin’ Bulldogs almost got the upset win over the first-place Dreamkillers in the 12U championship game.

PVPGSL FINAL 2022 STANDINGS 12U

W L T P RF RA

Dreamkillers 7 Bombin’ Bulldogs 5 Smurfs 2 1 Back in Black

10U

Blackout Phoenix Rising Wildcats Thunderbolts Purple Haze Goblins

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All The Way Around . . . Softball fans cheer for an in-the-park home run during Blackout’s big win in the 10U championship game at Cornerstone School.

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Battle Battle . . . The Wildcats had a great playoff run to finish in the 10U Division championship game.

End Season Strong . . . The Blue Bok Boks had a great season and a even better playoff run reaching the finals of the 8U championship game.

Grace And Power . . . Bombin’ Bulldogs pitcher Violet Cocca delivers another fast one during the 12U championship game at Cornerstone School.

The Palos Verdes Peninsula Girls’ Softball League 2022 All-Stars 12U All Stars

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Solid Performance . . . The Dreamkillers pitcher Naya Lesser led her team to victory in the 12U championship game.

Blackout Wide Awake For The Win . . . Blackout pitcher Kara Cohu controlled the 10U Division season and won the championship game.

Save The Peacocks . . . The Peacocks rallied from behind in the last innings to win the 8U championship game.

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