Golf Team on Par for Second Undefeated Season

Today's victory for the Dunn Golf Team over a very competitive Santa Ynez High School by six strokes continues an undefeated season for a second year in a row.  Jonny Hogan led all players by carding a 37 in the nine hole competition.  Aaron Hou, Michael Tseng, Tashi Richter Valdes, Arden Chan, and Trevor Whelan made up the rest of the Dunn team who labeled Chan the hero of the day as he recorded one of his best scores of the past two seasons.  The defending Condor League Champions close out the season with a home match against Cate on May 4th.

Baseball Team Beats Cate

Dunn's Baseball Team beat Cate 7-6 today and are now in first place in the Condor League. The team plays Cate again Saturday to either tie for first place or remain in first place.  More details to follow.

Dunn's boys tennis team has clinched a CIF berth!!

The boys beat Laguna Blanca 10-8 in a grueling three hour match. The match was tied 3-3 after the first round, 7-5 after the second round, but in the third round the experience of our junior and senior singles players helped Dunn to secure a second seed in the Condor League. The hero of the day was Dunn's #3 singles player Ryan Yau with his 6-3 victory against Laguna's #1 singles player Troy Ritter. Ryan had lost to Laguna's #2 singles player the set before but Ryan was able to outlast Troy for a tremendous win. The other singles players, Allen Lee and Kyle Nelson, continued their season long dominating performance by winning all three of their sets. Dunn will play Cate to decide who will be the Condor League Champion this Friday. Cate beat Dunn 4-14 last week but Dunn is hoping to avenge the loss.
Overall Record 9-1, League Record 4-1

Dunn School 10

Laguna Blanca 8

Individual Scores:

Dunn 1st singles: Allen Lee 3-0

Dunn 2nd singles: Kyle Nelson 3-0

Dunn 3rd singles: Ryan Yau 2-1

Dunn 1st doubles: WooJin Choi/Brandon Yau 1-2

Dunn 2nd doubles: Jacob Bronfman/Jack Lee 0-3

Dunn 3rd doubles: Joseph Cho/Ohm Sirimongkolkasem 1-2

Lots of Love for Boys' Tennis Team

Dunn Boys' Tennis won yet another game today against their out of conference opponent Bishop Diego 13 - 5. All three singles players Allen Lee, Kyle Nelson, and Ryan Yau swept all of their matches. The doubles team of Joseph Cho and Ohm Sirimongkolkasem, The number three doubles team for Dunn continues to improve and in doing so won 2 out of their 3 sets. This goes to show how truly deep and determined this team is. The Dunn boys varsity tennis now stands at an overall record of 7-0, and a league record  of 2-0. " This match has been the closest scoring match since Laguna at the beginning of the season, but the whole team feels confident that we will be able to keep up this winning streak throughout the rest of the season," Jack Lee states." If we win against Thacher and Cate this week we will have a guarantied spot in the CIF playoffs." 

Dunn Baseball Continues Hit Parade

The Dunn baseball team hosted Thacher on Saturday and earned an 11-1 Condor League Victory. Freshman Ryan Layton started his first game as an Earwig and pitched a five-inning complete game, yielding three hits, three walks, while striking out eight. Joe Eisaguirre had three hits on the day, including two home runs. The first home run was a deep solo shot that put the Earwigs up 1-0 in the first inning. Joe's second home run came with two runners on in the third inning and put the Earwigs up 4-0. Freshman Bryce McKibbin also had three singles on the day, scored two runs and drove in one run. The Earwigs are now 5-3 overall and 5-0 in the Condor League."

Boys' Tennis Team Remains Undefeated

Dunn Boys' Tennis won its first match back from their spring vacation today over out of conference opponent Bishop Diego by a score of 13 - 5. All three singles players (Allen Lee, Kyle Nelson, and Ryan Yau) swept their matches to carry the team to victory. The doubles team of Joseph Cho and Ohm Sirimongkolkasem continue to show improvement and that they are turning into one of the stronger doubles team in Division IV as they won 2 out of their 3 sets. Dunn faces conference foes Thacher and Cate this week.


Overall Record 7-0, League Record 2-0

Dunn School 13, Bishop Diego 5

Individual Scores:

Dunn 1st singles: Allen Lee 3-0

Dunn 2nd singles: Kyle Nelson 3-0

Dunn 3rd singles: Ryan Yau 3-0

Dunn 1st doubles: WooJin Choi/Jacob Bronfman 1-2

Dunn 2nd doubles: Brandon Yau/Jack Lee 1-1

Dunn 2nd doubles (third set substitute): Jack Lee/Sean Lin 0-1

Dunn 3rd doubles: Joseph Cho/ Ohm Sirimongkolkasem 2-1

Saturday Victories for Earwig Teams

Student journalist Maddy Carroll reports:

Girls' Lacrosse team beat Thacher 10-9 very close game, Jayne Pugh had great saves in goal.


Boys' Baseball beat Thacher 11-1. Joe Eisaguirre hit two home runs.

Golf Team Leaves Cate in the Rough

Dunn traveled to the Soule Park Golf Course in Ojai for a match against Cate School. Dunn won the match by a score of 222 to 277. Dunn was lead by captains Jonny Hogan who and Michael Tseng who with scores of 33 and 41 respectively. The other members of the team who competed were: Corbin Meyer, Tashi Richter-Valdes, Trevor Whelan, and Arden Chan. Dunn’s record is now 4 and 0.


Dunn’s next match is against Carpinteria High School on Tuesday, 4/19

Baseball Team Taking the Condor League by Storm

This season the baseball team has won all of the games in their league. They beat Thacher School on Friday, April 1st in Ojai 16-2. “Senior Joe Eisagurre and freshman Ryan Layton combined to throw a no-hitter, while striking out 15 Toad hitters and walking seven in a six inning contest that was shortened due to the 10-run mercy rule,” wrote coach Dorlarque in his recap of the game. The captains this year are Connor McMorrow, Joe Eisagurre and Corbin Meyer. McMorrow leads the team behind the plate as the primary catcher, Eisagurre is one of the starting pitchers, and Meyer plays multiple positions. Their win against Thacher raised the team’s spirits after losing to North County Christian in the prior game. The team looks forward to playing Thacher again this coming Saturday, April 16th at 2:00pm. McMorrow explained, “It is obvious who worked out over break and who didn’t. But I am not worried, I don’t think the break effected us,” when asked if the weeklong break had any negative effect on the team. The team expects to perform well on Saturday and hopes to come out on top once more.

Safe at home:  Corbin Meyer slides in for a Dunn run