BRIEFS:Breakers suffer third straight loss on road

SACRAMENTO — Lindsay Davenport gave the Sacramento Capitals a big boost Saturday in her first match since giving birth to her first child last month.

She won in mixed doubles, 5-1, and in women’s doubles, 5-2, to help lead Sacramento to a 23-13 victory over the visiting Newport Beach Breakers.

Davenport, who won three Grand Slam titles, dealt her former World Team Tennis team its third straight loss on the road. Davenport is the sister-in-law to the Breakers’ Rick Leach, as she is married to Leach’s brother, Jon. Davenport and Mark Knowles defeated Rick Leach and Michaela Patikova in mixed doubles.

The Breakers, who dropped to 3-8, play host to the Philadelphia Freedoms and four-time Wimbledon champion Venus Williams tonight at 7.

— From staff reports

BACK BAY RUGBY YOUTH EAGLE CAMP COMING SOON

Back Bay Rugby and UCLA rugby coach Scott Stewart are putting together one of the area’s top rugby camps this summer for players of all ages at South Lake Middle School in Irvine on July 28-29.

Stewart, who was a part of three World Cup teams with Canada, will be assisted by current and former USA Eagles, who plan to share their international skill and knowledge with all campers from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The camp will concentrate on individual basic skills for younger players, refining and honing skills already developed, by players with a few years experience

The cost is $125 for general sessions, which includes both days, and an additional $45 for kicking instruction by Stewart afterward between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. Registration for the camp will be on www.backbayrfc.com. Make checks payable to Back Bay Youth Rugby and send them, along with a copy of proof of insurance and a signed waiver, to 2200 Canyon Drive #B6, Costa Mesa, CA 92627.

Equipment needed for the camp include boots, running shoes, shorts, jerseys and a mouthpiece. For information, visit www.backbayrfc.com.