Woodhead scores twice as US defeats South Africa

San Anselmo’s Dylan Woodhead scored two goals, his first in the Olympics, as the USA men’s water polo team defeated South Africa 20-3 on Monday.

Woodhead, a 2016 Drake High grad, scored his first goal in a decisive second period for Team USA that made it 10-1. He found the net for the second time later in the third period.

Team USA is now 2-0 and sits atop its group for pool play. Its next game against Italy will be broadcast live at 10 p.m. on Wednesday.

The US Men’s Senior National team defeated Italy 10-8 in the semifinals of the FINA World Cup in late June.

• Kendall Chase, a former Mill Valley resident, will need to wait another day to compete again for the Women’s Four U.S. Rowing team as the Final B was rescheduled from Tuesday to Wednesday due to inclement weather. The U.S. is out of medal contention after finishing fifth in its qualifying heat on Saturday. A time for the rescheduled event has not yet been announced.

Baseball

The San Rafael Pacifics bounced back from consecutive losses with a 5-1 win over the Wasco Reserve on Sunday.

San Rafael (18-17) starter Steve Domanski struck out a pair and allowed just four hits in five shutout innings before Jaymin Graveman finished off the last two innings with three strikeouts.

Tyson Thompson hit a solo home run and Dalys Binder doubled and drove in a run. Corey Davis added an RBI.

Boys basketball

Marin Catholic rising senior Kyle Winters was named to Second-Team AllState for Div. III schools by CalHi Sports on Monday.

As a junior, Winters led the Wildcats to an 8-0 MCAL record last season. He was the only player from Marin to earn AllState honors from CalHi Sports.