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Editor?s note: These people have been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant. As with all suspects, they are considered innocent until proved guilty. ? Benjamin C. Sonne, 20, Sunset Beach Roger C. Hooker Jr., 49, Huntington Beach Ashley A. Baxter, 22, Huntington Beach Jesus Fernandez, 26, Moreno Valley Craig L. Smith, 41, Huntington Beach Anthony M. Vasquez, 32, Westminster Binh G. Nguyen, 30, Santa Ana Felicia D. Danielson, 22, San Pedro Austin T. Stone, 19, Glendale Robert D. Sanchez, 22, Duarte Abigail L. Beeler, 22, Redondo Beach Craig W. Seltzer, 26, Newport Beach Tanya V. Edwards, 29, Huntington Beach Mary A. Woo, 26, Los Angeles Alejando Barajas, 34, Santa Ana John J. Roquemore, 30, Huntington Beach Jeffrey K. Franks, 36, Huntington Beach Michael C. Parkinson, 39, Huntington Beach Ji H. Kim, 37, La Habra Eric R. Wideman, 45, Huntington Beach Courtney P. Hoffman, 27, Long Beach Susan J. Keyfauver, 48, Huntington Beach Jessica H. Nguyen, 30, Garden Grove Marci B. Lieberman, 28, San Clemente Traci M. Rowell, 28, La Habra Michael P. Bognanno, 24, Pasadena Danielle Marllett, 21, Yorba Linda Ryan P. Anderson, 31, Temecula Todd J. Henderson, 38, Lake Forest John B. Williams, 21, Texas John N. Cigliano, 24, San Pedro Brooke A. Kerber, 23, Rancho Santa Margarita ...

Known for attracting top programs from across the southland, this year's Battle at the Beach will offer up another outstanding batch of teams in the 12th annual summer high school football passing league tournament Saturday at the Edison High football fields. Sixteen high school teams will compete in Edison's combination Pool Play/Tournament Playoff format. Four pools of four teams each play three games starting at 9 a.m. with games to follow at 10 and 11 a.m. Following a break for lunch at noon, the top two teams from each pool advance to the Gold Division tournament playoff bracket and the third- and fourth-place teams from each pool advance to the Silver Division tournament playoff bracket.

Several of the CIF Southern Section?s top prep football teams, including programs that won Southern Section titles in 2007, will gather Saturday at Edison High to take part in the Battle of the Beach Passing Tournament, hosted by the Chargers football program. The all-day event begins with pool play at 9 a.m. and continues with games at 10 and 11. Play will continue in the afternoon, leading up to the championship game at 3 p.m. Joining host Edison in the event is Mater Dei, Los Alamitos, Santa Margarita, La Habra, Trabuco Hills, Foothill, Tesoro, Orange Lutheran, JSerra, Carlsbad, Centennial of Corona, South Hills, Valencia of Valencia, Chaparral and Murietta Valley.

Ex-Charger Warde earns All-American honor Former Edison High star Danielle Warde was one of four UC Irvine players named to the Assn. of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches All-America teams. Courtney Collyer (Santa Barbara), Jessy Cardey (Poly, Riverside) and Caitlin Haskell (Buchanan High, Fresno) also were named to the teams. UCI had four players honored in the same year for the first time. Warde, a utility player, was named Big West Freshman of the Year for the 2011 season.

The Battle at the Beach passing tournament title was won by La Habra High. The Highlanders on Saturday capped a 6-0 day by holding off Centennial of Corona, 25-24, to win the 12th annual tournament hosted by Edison. La Habra quarterback Cody Clements, who committed last week to Washington State, hit receiver Mark Yackey late in the game for what turned out to be the winning points. The Highlanders secured the title only when safety Anthony Baca broke up a two-point conversion pass at the end of the game.

Three Huntington Beach boys’ basketball teams came into Tuesday night’s CIF quarterfinals with dreams of a title. Now, Ocean View High is left to win that title — or in the Seahawks’ case, go back-to-back. The defending CIF champion Seahawks withstood a late La Habra rally to win, 67-59, in a Division III-AA quarterfinal at Ocean View. The top-seeded Seahawks play No. 5 Palm Springs in the semifinals at 7 p.m. Friday at Mater Dei High. The game is considered a home game for Ocean View, but semifinal games must be played at an alternate site.

Editor’s note: These people have been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant. As with all suspects, they are considered innocent until proven guilty.  Alfredo A. Cardosa, 23, Huntington Beach  Andrew M. Casper, 22, Huntington Beach  Michael J. Perez, 29, La Habra  Ann M. Boehmke, 56, Huntington Beach  Evelyn A. Atwood, 47, Santa Ana  Raymond E. Jocelyn, 60, Lakewood  Rhonda C. Cox, 51, Long Beach  Jeremy J. Wilson, 34, Huntington Beach  Wissam M. Alddin, 32, Los Angeles  Tania R. Rosa, 24, Huntington Beach  Jinwood Kim, 34, Anaheim  Michael L. Haye, 34, Buena Park  Justin M. Brooks, 35, Huntington Beach  Kimberly S. Woods, 53, Huntington Beach  Ernesto D. Depalma, 41, Buena Park  Jessica K. Agliam, 26, Huntington Beach  Karen Morrice, 49, Huntington Beach  Brian E. Farris, 31, Fountain Valley  Steven M. Hebert, 22, Huntington Beach  Christine M. Havey, 23, La Mirada  Charles B. Baur, 78, Huntington Beach  Carlos Colio, 29, Huntington Beach  Alan Le, 38, Lawndale  Jane A. Cunningham, 47, Huntington Beach  Edward F. Cannata, 62, Westminster  Michael Gonzalez, 34, Long Beach  Jonathan R. Kaplan, 29, Westminster  Jennifer J. Chen, 32, Lakewood ...

Every time the Edison High football team played this summer, it won. And, while summer results don?t guarantee anything as far as Sunset League titles, it was obvious Coach Dave White was happy after Edison won its ?Battle at the Beach? passing tournament Saturday afternoon. Edison won its host tournament for the third straight year after topping Oaks Christian, 20-6, in the final. The Chargers had topped JSerra in the quarterfinals and Los Alamitos in the semifinals after winning pool-play games against Notre Dame of Sherman Oaks, Chaparral of Temecula and La Habra.