Mission Viejo

His nickname could be "Aqua Lung." His slogan could be: Banker by day, world-class swimmer by night. He is Richard Saeger, a 1984 Olympic gold medalist who has recently delved, or dived, back into the pool, breaking records all over again. Saeger, 41, who regularly trains at Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar High school pools, is fresh off a world-record performance in the 100-meter freestyle in the 40-44 age division at the Mission Viejo Masters Meet July 3. An Irvine resident since 1999, Saeger got back into competitive swimming in 2000 after taking a 14-year hiatus to focus on his career -- banking, basically.

Claire Massey ignited a second half 8-0 run, and the East Huntington Beach Silver Surfer Girls used that spurt to pull away to a 33-21 victory over Mission Viejo in a National Junior Basketball 7th-Grade All-Net girls basketball game played Thursday at Ocean View High. Massey scored six of her game-high 12 points during the decisive run as the Silver Surfer Girls expanded a 13-11 lead into a 25-13 advantage through three quarters. Massey also grabbed a team-high six rebounds and also came up with four steals.

In a game that saw three lead changes and six tie scores, fittingly, the AYSO Area K girls' Under-12 Division playoff game between the HB Crush and Mission Viejo ended in a 5-5 tie. Mission Viejo entered the match unbeaten while the Crush came in with a 4-0-1 record. Kirsten Marony netted four of HB Crush's five goals, one coming on a solo breakaway from midfield. Assists went to George Demes, Alison Hensley and Erika Longoria, who scored in the third period.

A fourth man was arrested in a Craigslist sting on suspicion of attempting to a pay a 13-year-old girl for sex Tuesday. Mission Viejo resident Howard Houchen Wang, 38, was arrested and booked into the Huntington Beach Jail. He is expected to be charged today with four felony counts for attempting lewd acts on a child, luring a child with intent to commit a crime, meeting a minor to commit lewd conduct and showing lewd material to a minor. Wang began talking to Huntington Beach detectives posing as a 13-year-old girl on Craigslist, sending her e-mails and pictures of himself, police said.

Huntington Beach and Ocean View had their postseason runs come to an end Friday in the quarterfinal round of the CIF Southern Section football playoffs. The best season turned in by a Huntington Beach team in nearly two decades came to a close before at full house at Cap Sheue Field. The Oilers traded punches with second-ranked Mission Viejo in their Pac-5 Division game, but it was the visiting Diablos who were left standing after scoring a wild 41-31 victory. Huntington trailed, 31-10, after three quarters but scored 14 straight points early in the fourth quarter to pull within 34-24 with 8:11 left to play.

FRIDAY Boys' CIF Soccer (3 p.m.) Cabrillo/Long Beach at Edison Huntington at Mission Viejo Girls' CIF Water Polo (3:15 p.m.) Edison at El Toro Huntington at Montebello Boys' CIF Basketball (7:30 p.m.) Chino Hills at Edison Lompoc at Ocean View SATURDAY Girls' CIF Soccer (3 p.m.) Edison at Mira Costa Ocean View at Fullerton Girls' CIF Basketball (7:30 p.m.) Chino Hills at Huntington Saddleback/Mission Viejo winner vs. Marina (at Edison High)

The Firecrackers out of AYSO Region 143 (Huntington Beach/Westminster) came up big on defense last weekend and won the B bracket title at the Area K Tournament. The team posted shutout victories in its three tournament games, and went 3-1 overall. They beat San Clemente (3-0), Lake Forest (2-0) and Mission Viejo (2-0), but lost, 2-1, to Rancho Santa Margarita. Giuliana Cefalu scored two goals and Kaylee Evans netted one against San Clemente. Cefalu also scored in the Lake Forest win, as did Andrea Stange.

In a battle between the top two teams in the league, Orange Coast United Rush girls' Under-12 soccer club maintained its grip on first place by blanking the West Coast Impact, 2-0, Saturday in Mission Viejo. Cindy Mendoza scored a header early in the first half, and Brittany Koster later put the ball in the net off an outstanding assist by Robin Ibbetson. The battle for first place turned into a defensive battle, in which Rush was led by Amanda Shaw, Courtney Anderson, Tori Rocke, Elyse VanLeer, Jennifer Powell, Amy Staudinger, Samantha Castillo, Jaque Anderson, Sasha Key, Chelsea Wisdom and Brianna Baker.

These people were arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant. They have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime and are considered innocent until proved guilty. Eduardo S. Cazales, 21, Huntington Beach Patrick J. Devlin, 43, Long Beach Aram R. Ravesh, 22, Mission Viejo Eduard J. Norrigian, 25, Nevada John Dang, 26, Hacienda Heights David R. Flaks, 34, Huntington Beach Brett M. Metz, 23, Lake Forest Ignacio B. Ocampo, 41, Huntington Beach Linda M. Tiger, 45, Westminster Phat Lulu K. Tran, 49, Huntington Beach Travis L. Oldefendt, 25, Dana Point Scott A. Welker, 23, Southgate Robert Johnson III, 37, Costa Mesa Matthew Draggoo, 25, Huntington Beach

HB Crew, an Under-19 boys' soccer team from AYSO Region 143 (Huntington Beach/Westminster), successfully defended its title by winning its division on June 2 at the Mission Viejo Classic Soccer Tournament. The Crew's first match was against a feisty team from La Quinta. Keeper Nico Gambino stopped a penalty kick to keep the game scoreless in the early moments. Forwards Dakoda Muta , Brad Odell and Joseph Ayers all found the net in the first half to give the Crew the lead for good in an eventual, 5-0 victory.

Huntington Beach and Ocean View had their postseason runs come to an end Friday in the quarterfinal round of the CIF Southern Section football playoffs. The best season turned in by a Huntington Beach team in nearly two decades came to a close before at full house at Cap Sheue Field. The Oilers traded punches with second-ranked Mission Viejo in their Pac-5 Division game, but it was the visiting Diablos who were left standing after scoring a wild 41-31 victory. Huntington trailed, 31-10, after three quarters but scored 14 straight points early in the fourth quarter to pull within 34-24 with 8:11 left to play.

The only thing the Edison High girls' soccer team lacked Tuesday in its CIF Southern Section Division 1 second-round match against Mission Viejo was a finishing touch. It certainly wasn't for a lack of effort, desire or drive by the eighth-ranked Chargers that cost them against the visiting Diablos, a 1-0 defeat that did put the finishing touch on what had been an outstanding season. "We just didn't finish," Edison Coach Kerry Crooks said after her team — which she said overachieved in 2010-11 — had its season end. "We had our opportunities but couldn't complete them, and that's the game of soccer.

Edison High quarterback Matt Viles was awarded the offensive MVP on Friday at the 51st annual Brea Lions Orange County All-Star football game at Orange Coast College. Viles guided the South on a late drive that nearly chewed up 7:38 of the fourth-quarter clock that allowed his team to hold on for a 24-21 victory over the North. Viles finished the game 11 of 13 for 98 yards with a touchdown. Viles went four for five on the late drive that started at the South six-yard line and stalled near midfield in the final minute.

A fourth man was arrested in a Craigslist sting on suspicion of attempting to a pay a 13-year-old girl for sex Tuesday. Mission Viejo resident Howard Houchen Wang, 38, was arrested and booked into the Huntington Beach Jail. He is expected to be charged today with four felony counts for attempting lewd acts on a child, luring a child with intent to commit a crime, meeting a minor to commit lewd conduct and showing lewd material to a minor. Wang began talking to Huntington Beach detectives posing as a 13-year-old girl on Craigslist, sending her e-mails and pictures of himself, police said.

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.  Brooke L. Dwyer, 27, Huntington Beach  Natalie R. Genest, 38, Huntington Beach  Wayne L. Muller, 28, Fullerton  Morgan T. Vanderpool, 32, Costa Mesa  Dennis Pillsbury, 56, Huntington Beach  Filiberto Tapia, 46, Santa Ana  Gary L. Morton, 57, Huntington Beach  Gary L. Silva, 58, Huntington Beach  Marion Gallion, 48, Irvine  Marco A. Ramos, 33, Huntington Beach  Joseph L. Stollings, 35, Mission Viejo  Stephanie A. Velekei, 35, Huntington Beach  Roger L. Etheart, 44, Huntington Beach  Curtis S. Rauch, 21, Huntington Beach  John R. Horstmann, 25, Huntington Beach  Robert L. Becerra, 30, Orange  Deborah J. Levin, 41, Huntington Beach  Ralph C. Shelton III, 21, Orange  James C. Rice, 38, Huntington Beach  David L. Barczewski, 48, Westminster  Jennifer A. Woods, 32, Orange  William A. Tesmer, 58, Signal Hill  Teri L. Blanchard, 57, Huntington Beach  Scott D. Watson, 47, Huntington Beach  Duane K. Erickson, 36, Huntington Beach  Khurram S. Azhar, 35, Corona  Brandon J. Hebert, 20, Huntington Beach  Juan...