Another of Cal strongest leads at this point looks to be three-star safety Dayton Aupiu, from down the coast in Oxnard.

He took official visits to Arizona and Utah already, wraps up with Cal this weekend and will make a commitment decision in early July.

"Just the amount of DBs they send to the NFL. They're known for developing multiple DBs," he said of what appealed most to him.

Aupiu is making the visit with his mother and cousin and shared what he is most interested in seeing this weekend ...

"Just seeing how the program is and the weight room and how the football team gets together as a family and just seeing if I'm comfortable being there," he said.

Here's what the Rivals' Oregon analysts think about the Long Beach Millikan standout ATH:

"There is some talk that Ryan Pellum is not going to make it to Eugene for an official visit this weekend. That would point to the reality that he is more likely than not to pick USC. That doesn’t mean he is a silent commit – he is not. In fact, folks close to USC have told me that Pellum is still expected to make it to Eugene.

Even if he does, though, the same sources feel very confident that USC is the likely destination. Part of that is the limited slots for wide receivers at USC in this class and the need for players to take their spot now or potentially miss out. That does not mean Oregon cannot hit this visit out of the park and give Pellum more to consider.

As of right now, if I were to make a prediction, it would be for USC."

Las Vegas Aces 99 Phoenix Mercury 79 LaJolla Country Day School alum Kelsey Plum 21 points.

Chicago Cubs 8 Pittsburgh Pirates 3 Poway alum Connor Joe 2 runs scored and 1 single for the Pirates.

Washington Nationals 3 St. Louis Cardinals 0 SL LaJolla Country Day School alum Tommy Edman 1 single. WASH: Rancho Bernardo alum Trevor Williams improves his record to 4-4 on the season with 4 strikeouts.

El Paso Chihuahuas 7 Tacoma Rainiers 6 Alfonso Rivas 1 double 1 run scored for EP

Reno Aces 8 Albuquerque Isotopes 6 LaCosta Canyon alum Phil Evans 3 run homer

Reading Fightin Phils 5 Portland Sea Dogs 4 Eastlake alum Marcelo Mayer 1 solo home run.

Arkansas Travelers 5 Wichita Wind Surge 1 DeShawn Keirsey 1 single 1 run scored for the Surge.

Hudson Valley Renegades 8 Brooklyn Cyclones 3 LaCosta Canyon Mavericks alum Spencer Jones

Notre Dame football hosted the second of its three June evaluation camps on Tuesday. Two Sacramento area prospects made the top 15 list of the 100 or so attendees.

Ezekiel Castex (Christian Brothers):
"The rising junior from Sacramento showed why he’s been on the receiving end of offers from a handful of Pac-12 schools. Castex might have been the best cornerback at the camp, and that showed during one-on-ones.

He broke up passes and became a nuisance for whomever he was covering. If Castex tested well, he might be worth considering for a Notre Dame offer."

Isaiah Ene (Granite Bay):
"Don't let Ene's size fool you, he can play. The 5-foot-8, 176-pound recruit is listed as an athlete, a designation given to multi-positional prospects, but camped as a running back under running backs coach Deland McCullough.

Ene made everything look effortless in the one-on-one portion against linebackers. He got in and out of breaks seamlessly and caught every ball that came his way. He has a quick first step and flashed good technique that project him as a useful offensive weapon.

Heading into his sophomore season at Sacramento (Calif.) Granite Bay, Ene reports four offers from Arizona, Colorado, Nevada and Washington.

Here's his evaluation:

"Harrison lived up to his reputation as one of only two recruits to attend the camp with a Notre Dame offer already extended to him. Harrison handled pursuit angles with ease in one of safeties coach Chris O’Leary’s drills. His coverage skills were strong enough that he could be considered a cornerback. Harrison’s not quite big enough to be considered one of the top defensive backs in the country, so his continued physical development will be important.

Our Rivals' Oregon State staff has the scoop:

"Davis was on campus this past weekend for Oregon State and some sources have told us they believe this is a recruitment for the Beavers that is 'their's to lose'. That feeling remains coming out of this weekend and now he'll take a visit to Washington this weekend and a decision is likely to come following that official visit."

Chicago Cubs 4 Pittsburgh Pirates 0 Poway alum Connor Joe 1 double and 1 single for the Bucs.

St. Louis Cardinals 9 Washington Nationals 3 LaJolla Country Day School alum Alfonso Rivas 1 single 1 run scored for SL.

Scranton Wilkes Barre Rail Riders 2 Buffalo Bisons 1 Rancho Bernardo alum Wynton Bernard 1 run scored on 1 walk.

El Paso Chihuahuas 12 Tacoma Rainiers 11 LaJolla Country Day School alum Alfonao Rivas 2 singles 1 rbi 1 run scored.

Sugarland Space Cowboys 12 Sacramento Bees 11 Vista alum Korey Lee 2 home runs for the Space Cowboys

Wichita Wind Surge 12 Arkansas Travelers 4 DeShawn Keirsey 1 solo home run for the Surge

"Georgia had real men momentum with Breland entering this visit. UGASports is told the message from the coaching staff is really resonating. Have heard that this official visit only increased Breland’s affinity for UGA."

St. Louis Cardinals 8 Washington Nationals 6 SL LaJolla Country Day School alum Tommy Edman 1 triple for the Cards.

Here's what Notre Dame Rivals staff thinks after St. John Bosco's Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa's visit over the weekend:

"Confidence continues to rise that the Irish will eventually land four-star LB Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa, Rivals' No. 35 overall prospect in the 2024 class. The Irish have been leaning into what makes their program/university different, and that message has really resonated with Viliamu-Asa and his family. Ohio State is still expected to host Viliamu-Asa this upcoming weekend, and the Buckeyes are a legitimate threat, but I believe Notre Dame is sitting No. 1 heading into his trip to Columbus.

Las Vegas Aces 93 Minnesota 62 LaJolla Country Day School alum Kelsey Plum contributed with 21 points

Both prospects visited Ohio State and here's what the Rivals staff said:

"The recruitment of Zabien Brown has been interesting but the recent surge from USC is real and I think, even after his official to Ohio State this weekend, that the Trojans are the team to beat.

Truth be told, I think that's also the case for Georgia commit Peyton Woodyard which is a bit of a surprise but eventually a flip to USC—not Ohio State—is something that I could see happening."

Rivals staff writer Matt Moreno:

"Arizona has added a kicker to its commitment list for the 2024 class. Mission Viejo, California standout Michael Salgado-Medina is headed to UA continuing a strong pipeline with the top Southern California high school program.

Salgado-Medina is widely considered to be one of the top kickers in the class, and Chris Sailer currently has him ranked 13th overall and a five-star recruit in his rankings system.

That is equivalent to being a "FBS Power 5 Freshman Year Starter, Scholarship Pick" in his system of rankings. He's a big body at 6-foot-3 and also has the ability to punt as well."

Philadelphia Phillies 5 Arizona Diamondbacks 4 PHI: Torrey Pines alum Garrett Stubbs 1 single 1 run scored.

Chicago Cubs 7 Pittsburgh Pirates 2 PITT: Poway alum Connor Joe 1 double.

Anaheim Angels 5 Texas Rangers 3 LaCosta Canyon alum Mickey Moniak 1 solo home run for the Angels.

Round Rock Express 8 El Paso Chihuahuas 1 LaJolla Country Day School alum Alfonso Rivas 1 single for EP.

Binghamton Rumble Ponies 7 Portland Sea Dogs 3 PORT: Eastlake alum Marcelo Mayer 1 double 1 run scored.

Binghamton Rumble Ponies 3 Portland Sea Dogs 2 PORT: Eastlake alum Marcelo Mayer 1 solo home run.

Hudson Valley Renegades 5 Rome Braves 4 LCC alum Spencer Jones 1 single for HV.

Here's what a Rivals Texas staffer had to say:

"One weekend after telling OB that Texas had moved into the pole position, Swanson was at Oregon and the Ducks made a strong impression of their own. Interestingly, Swanson was not joined on the visit by his parents, with his brother and best friend accompanying him to Eugene. His BYU visit is ongoing and that one still feels like the much bigger threat to Texas’s chances."

Here's what a Rivals Georgia staff writer had to say:

"Frazier is expected to take an official visit to Georgia this fall. That didn't stop him from crossing the country for an unofficial visit to Athens over the weekend. With the help of the commits in town, Georgia made a move in Frazier's recruitment. The hype surrounding the flip of Bowens didn't hurt either, as Bowens is already recruiting Frazier to Athens. Other visits are on tap for this summer, but the Bulldogs are now one of the teams to beat."

Philadelphia Phillies 7 Los Angeles Dodgers 3 Torrey Pines alum Garrett Stubbs 1 single and 1 rbi.

Arizona Diamondbacks 7 Detroit Tigers 5 El Capitan alum Kevin Ginkel winning pitcher in relief at 3-0.

Pittsburgh Pirates 2 New York Mets 1 Poway alum Connor Joe 1 single for the Pirates.

Washington Nationals 6 Atlanta Braves 2 Rancho Bernardo alum Trevor Williams started for the Nats winning pitcher at 3-4.

Cincinnati Reds 4 St. Louis Cardinals 3 LaJolla Country Day School alum Tommy Edman 1 rbi

San Francisco Giants 13 Chicago Cubs 3 Eastlake and San Diego State alum Casey Schmidt 2 doubles 2 runs scored.

Tacoma Rainiers 8 Reno Aces 7 LaCosta Canyon alum Phil Evans 1 single for Reno.

Buffalo Bisons 12 Toledo Mud Hens 1 Bisons: Rancho Bernardo alum Wynton Bernard 1 single 1 run scored. Hens: Poway alum Tyler Nevin 3 single.

Wichita Wind Surge 8 San Antonio Missions 7 WICH: Helix alum DeShawn Keirsey 1 single.

WNBA Las Vegas Aces 93 Chicago Sky 80 LaJolla Country Day School alum Kelsey Plum 16 points.

Philadelphia Phillies 11 Washington Nationals 3 NATS: Rancho Bernardo alum Trevor Williams loser at 2-4 recorded 6 strikeouts.

Pittsburgh Pirates 2 St. Louis Cardinals 1 LCDS alum Tommy Edman 1 double 1 single for SL.

Kansas City Royals 2 Colorado Rockies 0 Poway alum Austin Wynns 1 single for the Rockies.

LSU 6 Oregon State 5 Helix alum Jordan Thompson 1 single for LSU.

Worcester Red Sox 12 Louisville Bats 6 LaJolla alum Bradley Zimmer 1 solo home run for the Sox.

St. Paul Saints 8 Buffalo Bisons 4 SPS: Tony Wolters Rancho Buena Vista alum 2 singles. BUF: Rancho Bernardo alum Wynton Bernard 1 single 1 rbi.

Oklahoma City Dodgers 7 Reno Aces 4 LaCosta Canyon alum Phil Evans 1 single 1 rbi for Reno.

Round Robin Express 20 Sugarland Space Cowboys 9 Vista alum Korey Lee 1 double 1 single 2 runs scored.

Somerset Patriots 5 Portland Sea Dogs 4 Eastlake alum Marcelo Mayer 1 double 2 singles 2 rbi's 1 run scored for the Sea Dogs.

Tulsa Drillers 6 Wichita Wind Surge 5 Helix alum DeShawn Keirsey 1 home run for the Surge.

Hudson Valley Renegades 9 Aberdeen Ironbirds 0 LaCosta Canyon alum Spencer Jones 1 double 2 singles.

Per Eric Sondheimer, LA Times:

"Let all the internet gurus gush over other quarterbacks. Corona Centennial has the best in junior Husan Longstreet, a transfer from Inglewood. His arm strength, particularly for the deep pass, is off the charts.

“He’s got incredible arm talent,” Centennial coach Matt Logan said.

Centennial’s success always has centered on its running game, but Longstreet’s arm, combined with his mobility, will make the Huskies a definite threat to the likely No. 1 team, Santa Ana Mater Dei."

Looking into purchasing a new camera for filming practices and games. I have seen various new systems that do not need a camera person and still follow the games up and down the court. Does anyone use any of these systems? Are you happy with it? How is the quality of the picture? Thanks

The National Federation of State High School Assn.’s Basketball Rules Committee approved the elimination of one-and-one free-throw situations for boys and girls next season, awarding two free throws for any foul in a bonus situation.

Teams will reach the bonus after the fifth foul is called in each quarter instead of the previously required seven fouls each half. Team fouls will reset each quarter. Previously two free throws, known as the double bonus, were awarded on the 10th foul of a half.

The National Federation of State High School Assn.’s Basketball Rules Committee approved the elimination of one-and-one free-throw situations for boys and girls next season, awarding two free throws for any foul in a bonus situation.

Teams will reach the bonus after the fifth foul is called in each quarter instead of the previously required seven fouls each half. Team fouls will reset each quarter. Previously two free throws, known as the double bonus, were awarded on the 10th foul of a half.

California 16 Washington 11 CA: San Marcos alum Kade Kretchschmer 2 singles 2 runs scored for Cal.

St. Johns 14 Butler 4 SJ: Austin Machado LCC alum 1 single 1 rbi. Canyon Crest alum Kevin Michaels 1 single 2 runs scored.

Georgetown 6 Xavier 5 Helix alum Austin Kretzschmar 1 single 1 run scored for G town.

San Diego State 8 New Mexico 6 Mater Dei alum Poncho Ruiz 1 home run for SDSU. Hilltop alum Xavier Gonzales 3 singles 2 rbi's 1 run scored.

Colorado Rockies 10 Pittsburgh Pirates 1 USD alum Kris Bryant 2 hits 1 run scored for the Rockies.

Rochester Red Wings 7 Worcester Red Sox 3 Hillcrest alum Greg Allen 1 double 1 run scored for the Woo Sox

Buffalo Bisons 10 Syracuse Mets 9 Rancho Bernardo alum Wynton Bernard 1 double 3 singles 1 rbi and 2 runs scored.

Sugarland Space Cowboys 5 El Paso Chihuahuas 4 Korey Lee 2 doubles 1 rbi and 1 run scored for EP. SGLND: Alfonso Rivas LaJolla County Day School alum 2 singles 1 run scored.

St. Paul Saints 11 Indianapolis Indians 2 St. Paul's Rancho Buena Vista alum Tony Wolters 1 single 2 runs scored.

Sacramento River Cats 9 Salt Lake Bees 2 LCC alum Mickey Moniak 1 run scored 2 singles.

Wichita Wind Surge 5 Frisco Rough Riders 4 Helix alum DeShawn Keirsey 2 singles 1 rbi