SONOMA STATE SOFTBALL STARS EARN HONORS: CONFERENCE REWARDS SEAWOLVES' OUTFIELDER KONIECZKA, PITCHER LLERENA

Sonoma State swept weekly conference softball honors with the Seawolves ranked among the nation's best teams.|

Sonoma State swept weekly conference softball honors with the Seawolves ranked among the nation's best teams.

Megan Konieczka was named California Collegiate Athletic Association player of the week and Amanda Llerena earned conference pitcher of the week honors.

A junior centerfielder from Lake Forest, Konieczka had six hits in 11 at bats, including a double, a triple and a home run. She drove in four runs in a four-game sweep of Cal State Stanislaus.

From San Jose, the freshman Llerena won both her starts against Stanislaus. She allowed just eight hits and three walks, in addition to striking out 24 batters, over 14 innings. Llerena raised her record to 10-5 with a 1.98 earned run average and 86 strikeouts this season.

Llerena also was a conference pitcher of the week in February.

This is the first career CCAA player award for Konieczka. Three other Seawolves softball standouts have received the honor this season: Ali Palermo; Ancia Purdy: and Holli Brown.

Sonoma State is 25-8 overall and 18-6 in conference play. The Seawolves are ranked 16th in NCAA Division II.

Sonoma State is back in action Thursday against Western Washington at Stanislaus, and plays in the Stanislaus tournament this weekend. The Seawovles return home for an April 19-20 series with Chico State.

EL MOLINO NEEDS COACHES

El Molino High School is seeking a varsity girls soccer coach.

The girls soccer vacancy is a result of head coach Tomas Acuna seeking a lesser role with the team.

Acuna has said he still plans to assist the program.

Applicants should have experience coaching soccer at the high school level and are familiar working with student athletes.

To apply contact El Molino Athletic Director Mike Roan at 824-6563 or by email at

moan.ehs@wscuhsd.k12.ca.us.

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