Smith, a first baseman chosen by the New York Mets, will get a $2.6 million signing bonus. Crawford, a shortstop chosen by the Philadelphia Phillies, will sign for $2,299,300.

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The tournament MVP was Ernesto Patino of Downey.

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Here's the link for schools or individuals to appy for a grant.

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Napoleon scored 35 points, making five of seven shots from three-point range, in Brentwood's 73-65 win over St. Francis. Noah Willerford had 23 points for St. Francis.

Holiday scored 34 points in Campbell Hall's 66-53 win over La Salle. Vance Jackson led La Salle with 20 points and 17 rebounds.

In transfer news, Ajon Efferson appears to be back at Pasadena after playing last season as a junior for Gardena Serra and playing for Pasadena as a sophomore after playing for Taft as a freshman. He had 25 points in Pasadena's 64-54 loss to Calabasas. Jeremy Lieberman led Calabasas with 30 points.

Loyola defeated West Ranch, 46-39. Alex Ettinger made four three-pointers and had 13 points. Khalil Bedart-Ghani finished with 11 points and 16 rebounds.

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That adds to the likelihood that receiver Adoree' Jackson will end up being moved to running back this fall.

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He's the second high-profiled transfer that the Eagles have taken in. Guard Michael Oguine checked in from Reseda Cleveland.

Lenius, who visited several local private schools before deciding on Chaminade, is expected to sit out the first month of the season under CIF transfer rules.

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That brings the total funds awarded since its inception to more than $214 million. The LA84 Foundation invests proceeds from the 1984 Olympic Games in support of non-profit organizations in eight counties in Southern California.

Among the recipients: $496,946 for the Los Angeles Unified School District's Beyond the Bell after-school sports program for 98 middle schools; $20,000 for a new dock for the Lake Casitas Rowing Assn.; $74,882 for a swimming pool renovation and programs for the Los Angeles Boys & Girls Club; $20,000 for the Santa Clarita Speed Skating Club to purchase safety equipment; $10,000 for the West Valley Eagles Youth Football program to purchase new helmets and offer scholarships; $125,000 for Students Run America to train for the 2013-14 LA Marathon.

To apply for a future grant, here's the link.

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But the Wolverines are also looking for help from some newcomers, and they're about to get immediate help from highly touted incoming freshman Logan Pollack, a middle infielder-pitcher who will get a chance this summer and fall to show if he can hit varsity pitching.

Five sophomores are moving from the junior varsity team. They'll join such returnees as outfielder Ezra Steinberg, who's moving into the infield, and infielders Brian Ginsberg and Tyler Urbach.

But Pollack could be a key addition if he lives up to early buzz about his talent.

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UCLA Coach John Savage lives in Orange County, but it's his recruiting from across Southern California's prep baseball hotbeds that has helped turn the Bruins into a national power.

In their 2-1 opening win over LSU on Sunday at the College World Series, UCLA's contributors provide a glimpse of Savage's recruiting.

There was the Glendora duo of pitcher Adam Plutko and second baseman Cody Regis. There were the Orange County boys _ pinch hitter Ty Moore (Mater Dei), pitcher James Kaprielian (Beckman) and outfielder Eric Filia (Edison).

There was the slick fielding shortstop from Hart, Pat Valaika. There was the shortstop turned catcher from Valencia, Shane Zeile. There was the designated hitter, a former football player from Crespi, the athletic Kevin Williams. There was the outfielder from Gahr, Brenton Allen. And out of the bullpen, there was the closer, David Berg, from Bishop Amat.

Pitching, defense and execution is what this year's UCLA team is all about, and Savage has lots of pitchers lined up behind Plutko, Kaprielian and Berg to follow in the next two years. He's on a roll, as are the Bruins.

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Photo: Cody Regis scores. Credit: Gus Ruelas / Associated Press.