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Recap: Boys' Game Details For Games
Played Tuesday, Jan. 25--(Jan. 26, 2000)

We know we don't have all the game details, based on the scores we have, but we've managed to collect quite a few anyway, and on the theory that some is better than none, here's what we know happened from some of the games played  Tuesday, January 25, 2000 between and among Southern Section teams.  

Magnet League

LACES 65, Foshay 62--Foshay jumped out to a 15 to 12 lead by the end of the first quarter. Prior to this game, Foshay had given LACES their only conference loss earlier this season in mid December. LACES roared back in the second on a 10-2.  LACES then outscored Foshay 22-15 in the third quarter, but Foshay rallied back to tie the game with 6 seconds to go at 62-62. Without calling time out LACES senior guard Jason Lee single-handedly broke the Foshay press to get off a desperation three point shot from halfcourt that hit nothing but the bottom of the net. It was a great game that knocked Foshay out of the three way tie for first on top of the Magnet League with LACES and Bravo Medical Magnet. Foshay is now 3 -2 in league, while LACES improves to 4- 1, 12-6 overall and remains tied with Bravo.  LACES and Bravo will play this Thursday at Bravo @ 4 pm. LACES' Jason Lee (6'-3" Sr. G) finshed with 20 points, 8 rebounds, 6 steals, and 6 assits. Keion Millsaps (6'-4" Jr. G/F) added 15 points, 12 rebounds, 4 blocks, and two thunderous dunks that silenced the Foshay fans.

Agape League

Apple Valley Christian 53, Joshua Springs 53--Senior Leonard Carter made four key free throws late in the game and grabbed a crucial rebound to help Apple Valley win an Agape league game against Joshua Springs on Tuesday night. Trailing 51-50, Carter got fouled with 48.3 seconds left. He made two free throws. With 25.8 seconds left, Carter muscled inside for a big defensive rebound. Carter made two more free throws to boost AVC's lead to three points.  Joshua Springs made a putback with 14.7 seconds left and took a desperation 60-footer at the buzzer, but missed. Carter made 6 of 8 free throws in the game.The Lightning led 40-33 with 2:05 left in the third quarter when AVC signaled for a time out. Caudle and co-coach Rick Huff advised the Warriors to press full court and generally increase the defensive pressure. The strategy paid off and, with 4:18 left in the game, the hosts finally took the lead on a 3-pointer by Forrest Taylor. The game see-sawed after that until Carter, doing his best Jordan imitation, came through. For the game, Carter scored 12 points, grabbed six rebounds, blocked two shots and had three assists. Michael Stewart led the Warriors (10-7 overall, 3-1 Agape League) with 18 points, making 9 of 15 from the field and grabbing 10 rebounds. Taylor scored 13, canning 6 of 9 from the field. Senior point guard Adam Powell added seven assists and two steals.  Joshua Springs was outscored 17-10 in the fourth quarter. The Lightning (4-10, 1-3) was also hurt by absence of Jaren Wysocki (19 points), whose third foul at the start of the second half, limited his playing time. Isaiah Hagerman picked up the slack, contributing 17 points and 25 rebounds for Joshua Springs Christian.

Christian League

Ontario Christian 70, Loma Linda Academy 62 -- Loma Linda Academy (5-2, 10-3) could not survive a final run by Ontario Christian as the Roadrunners dropped a Christian League game. With the game tied 60-60 with 2:10 remaining, Ontario Christian (6-1, 14-4) made seven consecutive free throws and outscored Loma Linda 10-2 to close the game. ONTARIO CHRISTIAN (70) -- Veenendaal 9, Fuqua 26, Gibson 4, Verkaik 23, Hoekstra 8. LOMA LINDA ACADEMY (62) -- Alexander 30, Deleon 0, Elston-Hurdle 10, Forde 10, Sandiford 2, Patel 3, Young 5, Rivinius 2. Halftime score -- 30-30. Three-point goals -- Veenendaal, Fuqua 6, Alexander 3, Patel, Young. Total fouls -- Ontario Christian 7, Loma Linda Academy 16.

Citrus Belt League

Eisenhower 93, Rialto 85-- Pushed to two overtimes, Eisenhower held off Rialto, 93-85, on Tuesday night at Rialto High to maintain sole possession of the Citrus Belt League lead and win its 21st straight game. Free throws were the difference. Eisenhower coach Steve Johnson has the Eagles work on free-throw shooting each practice, and it paid off. Eisenhower made 31 of 40 free throws, including 10 of 12 in the second overtime when it outscored the Knights 10-2. Rialto was 11 of 19 from the line. Kynan Bush, a senior guard who transferred from Rowland, was the Eagles' best clutch shooter at the line. Bush made 18 of 21 from the line, including his last 14, and scored 26 points. The lead went back and forth in the second half. Eisenhower took a 71-68 lead with 44 seconds left on a driving jumper by Andre Rouzan. Rialto tied it on the next possession on a three-pointer by Daniel Burnett with 33 seconds left. Rialto (3-2 in league, 17-3 overall) scored the first six points of the first overtime and then went cold. Eisenhower went on a 10-0 run to take an 81-77 lead with 11.1 seconds left. Burnett then hit a three, but Bush made two free throws with 3.9 seconds left for 83-80. Jocquis Sconiers launched a shot from inside halfcourt that banked in for a game-tying three-pointer at the buzzer. Bush made four straight free throws to start the second overtime, and Eisenhower (5-0, 21-1) went on to run its record to 7-0 against Rialto. EISENHOWER (93) -- Bush 26, A.Rouzan 21, Wilson 2, Acker 13, Sams 4, Jackson 4, S.Marshall 8, Hart 8, James 7. RIALTO (85) -- Davis 9, Sconiers 20, Burnett 23, Joiner 13, Edwards 3, Willingham 11, Williams 6. Halftime score -- Eisenhower 43-36. Regulation -- 71-71. First overtime -- 83-83. Three-point goals -- Acker 2, Sconiers 4, Burnett 2, Davis, Willingham. Total fouls -- Eisenhower 21, Rialto 29. Fouled out -- Willingham, James, Sconiers, Burnett. 

Fontana 89, Redlands East Valley 84-- Fontana led by 10 points with 1 1/2 minutes left, but Redlands East Valley (4-15, 0-5) hit a couple 3-point shots to close the gap. The Steelers (14-7, 4-1) led by just three with 5 seconds left, but Michael Stephenson hit two free throws to seal the 89-84 win for Fontana in a Citrus Belt League game. Jordan Walker led the Steelers with 33 points, 11 rebounds and four blocks. Stephensen added 14 points, 10 assists and five steals. Trayvon Williams chipped in 12 points, eight boards and three blocks. Redlands East Valley (0-5, 4-15) hit more three-pointers (14) than two-pointers (13) but still fell to Fontana (4-1, 14-7) in a Citrus Belt League game. Senior Jordan Walker had 33 points, 11 rebounds and four blocks to lead Fontana, with senior Michael Stephenson adding 14 points, 10 assists and five steals.FONTANA (89) -- Walker 33, McJimson 0, Williams 12, Washington 4, Stephenson 14, Mancha 10, Jackson 8, Okoebor 8. REDLANDS EAST VALLEY (84) -- Thompson 8, Jones 4, Moses 12, Larsen 4, Kai Lyles 28, Keke Lyles 2, Brazelton 6, Holcombe 14, Vigil 6.   Halftime score -- Fontana 43-38. Three-point goals -- Mancha 2, Thompson 2, Vigil 2, Holcombe 3, Moses 4, Lyles 3. Total fouls -- Fontana 15, Redlands East Valley 18. Fouled out -- Larsen. 

Express League

La Verne Lutheran 60, New Roads 40--The Trojans (13-5, 5-2) led 41-22 after the first half. Ryan Cumberland led the way with 18 points and nine rebounds, Mike Thomas added 14 points and five assists and Lucas Garbe pulled down seven rebounds. LA VERNE LUTHERAN (60)  Thomas 14, Lee 8, Terry 7, Cumberland 18, Garbe 2, Argerburn 4, Patton 3, Seckrater 2, Greene 2. NEW ROADS (40) Nario 12, Lawson 5, Turner 3, Olatunji 10, Hutchison 6, Hernandez 4. LV Lutheran 22 18 12 8 -- 60 New Roads 13 9 9 9 -- 40 Total fouls: LVL 19, NW 15. Fouled out: Cumberland (LVL). Technical fouls: none.

Freedom League

Whitewater 119, Zinsmeyer Academy 19--Marques Scott scored 20 points to lead seven players scoring in double figures as Whitewater (9-0, 12-1) won a Freedom League game against Long Beach Zinsmeyer Academy.ZINSMEYER ACADEMY (19) -- O.Valequez 10, Tyler 2, Williams 7, Mascow 0, Farmer 0. WHITEWATER (119) -- Brown 16, Blackley 16, Thomas 9, Latour 3, Scott 20, Cephas 11, Wilson 13, Mendzeboul 2, Hubbard 18, Ford 11. Halftime score -- Whitewater 66-10. Three-point goals -- Cephas, Wilson, Thomas, Scott 2. Total fouls -- Whitewater 5, Zinsmeyer Academy 9. Fouled out -- None.  

Heritage League

Grace Brethren 83, L.A. Lutheran 16--Grace Brethren (13-6, 7-1) scored the game's first 49 points.  L.A. Lutheran didn't score until early in the third quarter, on a free throw. Robert Serra, Jackson Beauchamp and Ryan Shaffer had 18 points each for Grace Brethren.

High Desert League

Rosamond 85, Frazier Mtn. 31--At Frazier Mountain, Jonathan Nave had 15 points and Aaron Blundell added 14 as Rosamond (13-4, 6-0 HDL) won the High Desert League game. Also for Rosamond,  Aaron Solamona led Frazier Mountain with 19 points. Joe Sanchez added seven rebounds for Frazier Mountain (1-17, 0-7).

Ivy League

Arlington 52, Moreno Valley 47--Bakari Heru came off the bench to score 14 points as Riverside Arlington defeated Moreno Valley in an Ivy League game. Moreno Valley (2-3, 10-11) tied the game, 34-34, after three quarters, but Arlington (4-1, 17-4) started the fourth on an 8-0 run. Damille Ware added 12 points for Arlington and Durwin Williams led Moreno Valley with 17 points.MORENO VALLEY (47) -- Taylor 11, Williams 17, Jones 2, Johnson 10, Brooks 7. ARLINGTON (52) -- Tang 3, Ware 12, Larsen 4, Carter 5, Aguirre 4, Simon 3, Heru 14, Glover 1. Halftime score -- Arlington 30-29. Three-point goals -- Johnson, Heru 3, Simon, Tang. Total fouls -- Moreno Valley 10, Arlington 19. Fouled out -- None. Technical fouls -- Heru. 

North 78, Rubidoux 51-- RUBIDOUX (51) -- Lionell Dixon scored nine of his 15 points in the third quarter, helping Riverside North (4-1, 15-6) pull away from Rubidoux (1-4, 8-15) in an Ivy League game. Micah Anderson led North with 23 points. Dixon had nine rebounds and Raji Burnett had six assists for North, which remained tied for the lead with Riverside Arlington. The teams play Friday. Davis 0, Green 12, Owens 3, Murcio 15, Hervey 3, Williams 4, Walker 12, Anderson 2. NORTH (78) -- Burnett 2, Jones 3, Bryant 4, Anderson 23, Dixon 15, Scott 2, Washington 8 McCloud 10, Wynn 11. Halftime score -- North 33-22. Three-point goals -- Wynn 2, McCloud 2, Murcio 3, Hervey. Total fouls -- Rubidoux 16, North 8. Fouled out -- none.

Liberty League

Viewpoint 78, Windward 69--Viewpoint (2-7, 7-11), coming off a 29 point loss to first place Buckley on Saturday night at Viewpoint's home gym, and having won only one prior league contest against Oakwood prior to this game, surprised Windward (6-4, 11-9) with the win.  Viewpoint had only five players score, but all of them finished in double figures:  Derek Bly had 17, Nass Nassirzadeh 11 and 11 assists, Brett Malkin 15, Nick McDay 21, Matt Matrisciano 14 and 14 rebounds.  Windward was led by Brandon Cane with 28 and Justin Hirsch with 15. Others scoring for Windward were Foley 5, Mann 6, Leeb 9 and Emerson 6.  Scoring by quarters: Windward--14  25  15 15--69; Viewpoint--20  14  19   22--78. 

Metro League

Boys Republic 81, Calvary Chapel Redlands 42--Cecil Sagapolu had a triple-double, with 16 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists, and Tyrell Brown scored 12 points and grabbed 19 rebounds to lead Boys Republic (12-6, 8-1). Corey Jones scored 18 points and had five assists and Mathew Manzano totaled 10 points and four assists for the Rams. BOYS REPUBLIC (81) Parrilla 5, Anderson 6, Sagapolu 16, Manzano 10, Ellis 2, Jones 18, Butler 4, Faulalo 4, Squire 4, Brown 12. REDLANDS CALVARY CHAPEL (42) Martinez 4, Trotter 4, Trementozzi 5, Davis 4, Cowen 6, Holv 19. Boys Republic 18 23 25 15 -- 81 Calvary Chapel 8 6 12 16 -- 42 Total fouls: BR 14, RCC 8. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: Bench (RCC).

Christian Center 64, Lake Arrowhead Christian 40--Senior guard Jason Miles had a quadruple double, with a career-high 35 points, 11 rebounds, 10 steals and 10 assists to lead Colton Christian Center (5-3, 7-8) to a Metro League victory over Lake Arrowhead Christian (0-8 in league).CHRISTIAN CENTER (64) -- Miles 35, Livermore 6, Torres 13, Hardesty 0, Fults 10. LAKE ARROWHEAD CHRISTIAN (40) -- Heiser 2, Taylor 0, Cote 14, Urroz 16, Netherland 8. Halftime score -- Christian Center 23-20. Three-point goals -- Urroz 2, Torres 3, Miles 3, Fults. Total fouls -- Christian Center 9, Lake Arrowhead Christian 9. Fouled out -- none.  

Mission League

Harvard-Westlake 82, Crespi 47--Russell Lakey scored 23 points and Harvard-Westlake High made 12 of 21 three-pointers while defeating Crespi, 82-47, in a Mission League game on Tuesday night at Crespi.  John Karavas made four of five three-pointers and finished with 13 points for the Wolverines (16-4, 7-0 in league play). Andrew Moore scored 19 points for the Celts (9-11, 1-6).  Eric Geffner had 10 points, 10 rebounds, six steals and six assists for the Wolverines. 

Mountain View League

Corona 51, Jurupa Valley 50 --Ryan Rikansrud hit a three-pointer with three seconds left to give Corona (2-3) the victory in a Mountain View League game. Jurupa Valley (2-3, 11-10) took a 10-point lead in the third quarter, aided by two three-pointers from Daniel Boardman. After Corona rallied to take the lead, Jurupa Valley missed a shot in the last two secondsCORONA (51) -- Simon 11, Bello 19, Rikansrud 12, Andrade 1, Ibbetson 6, Roode 2. JURUPA VALLEY (50) -- Lozano 4, Lauritzen 9, A.Garcia 2, West 5, Boardman 18, J.Garcia 10, Brito 2. Halftime score -- Jurupa Valley 29-25. Three-point goals -- Simon 2, Rikansrud 2, Lauritzen, Boardman 4. Total fouls -- Corona 24, Jurupa Valley 15. Fouled out -- none.

Ocean League

Mira Costa 55, Leuzinger 41--Greg Geier led the Mustangs (11-9, 5-3) with 12 points and seven rebounds, DeWayne Morris scored 11 and Blake Anderson added 10 in an all-around effort that had Mustang coach Glen Marx enthused about future league play. Mira Costa took control early in the second when it went on a 9-0 run. Then with a 27-21 halftime lead, the Mustangs proceeded to go on a 15-4 third quarter spurt to seal the victory. The Olympians (12-7, 5-3) were led by Chaz Foster, who scored 15, and Brandon Conner with 13 points.

West Torrance 67, Torrance 49--Keith Allen and Brandon Devry scored 16 points each to lead the host Warriors (14-6, 7-1) to victory. Brent Arney scored a game-high 18 points to lead the Tartars, who fell to 4-4 in league play.

El Segundo 72, Hawthorne 55--J.T. Leitch led the visiting Eagles (5-3) with a game-high 30 points.

San Andreas League

Pacific 83, San Gorgonio 40--San Bernardino Pacific's defense held San Bernardino San Gorgonio scoreless through the first four minutes of the second half, allowing the Pirates (5-0, 19-2) to build a 54-24 lead en route to a San Andreas League victory. San Gorgonio (3-2, 11-9) managed just four baskets in the second half. Micheal Hall led Pacific with 22 points. Donnell Jury scored 15 with seven rebounds and six assists, and William Kimble and Chris Smith scored 14 points apiece. SAN GORGONIO (40) -- Harris 5, McIntosh 4, Buckingham 2, White 12, Stallworth 5, Johnson 10, Buchholz 2. PACIFIC (83) -- Smith 14, Kimble 14, Jury 15, Hall 22, Adams 10, Burrell 2, Cole 4, Kinser 2.  Halftime score -- Pacific 41, San Gorgonio 22. Three-point goals -- Harris, Johnson,  Smith, Hall 4, Jury. Total fouls -- Pacific 12, San Gorgonio 17. Fouled out -- None. 

Cajon 67, Yucaipa 41--Paul Roby and Blake Walker combined to sink 18 of 25 field-goal attempts as San Bernardino Cajon defeated Yucaipa in a San Andreas League game. Roby finished with 20 points and Walker scored 24 and had 10 rebounds to lead the Cowboys (4-1, 16-5). Tom Carroll led Yucaipa (2-3, 8-13) with 12 points.YUCAIPA (41) -- King 0, Allen 3, Majors 6, Osgood 6, Carroll 12, Martin 6, Griefnow 3, Enriquez 2, Craig 3. CAJON (67) -- Griffin 0, Morris 10, Roby 20, Breeden 1, Walker 24, Norman 4, Harris 8. Halftime score -- Cajon 25-14. Three-point goals -- Craig, Griefnow, Carroll 2, Roby 2, Walker 2. Total fouls -- Yucaipa 17, Cajon 16. Fouled out -- Carroll. Technical fouls -- Carroll. 

Skyline League

Banning 9, Yucca Valley 69--Flamingo Malone scored 27 points and Banning's press proved to be its most formidable weapon in a 90-69 victory over Yucca Valley in a Skyline League game Tuesday. The Broncos (4-1, 11-11) fell behind early, 6-0, but ended the first quarter on a 12-2 run to lead 28-17 heading into the second. The lead increased steadily from there, but a third-quarter run pulled Yucca Valley (0-5, 5-14) within 13 points. Mike Davis added 17 points for Banning and Geno Randle scored 14. Joel Vizcarra led Yucca Valley with 28 points. BANNING (90) -- Malone 27, Randle 14, Davis 17, Harris 10, Foster 2, Conner 2, Allen 5, Williams 13. YUCCA VALLEY (69) -- Vizcarra 28, Hughes 3, Phillips 10, Hettig 6, Goodlander 2, Simmons 13, Brower 3, Budd 4. Halftime score -- Banning 51-20. Three-point goals -- Randle 3, Allen, Williams 3, Hughes, Phillips 2, Vizcarra 4. Total fouls -- Yucca Valley 12, Banning 12. Fouled out -- None. 

Perris 93, Rim of the World 69 --Jason Zimmer scored 22 points and grabbed 15 rebounds, and Antoine Gilliam scored 19 off the bench as Perris (2-2, 6-12) routed Lake Arrowhead Rim of the World (2-3, 8-14) in a Skyline League game. Torian Miller had eight steals for the Panthers. RIM OF THE WORLD (69) -- George 19, Dougherty 1, Creswell 15, Jurado 12, Urbina 8, Patterson 2, Henderson 3, Singer 5, Van Patten 4. PERRIS (93) -- Johnson 9, Zimmer 22, Taylor 8, Spry 2, Miller 12, Gilliam 19, Barela 4, Hunter 4, Gordon 13.  Halftime score -- Perris 49-34. Three-point goals -- George 3, Henderson, Urbina, Johnson, Gilliam 5. Total fouls -- Rim of the World 11, Perris 18. Fouled out -- none.  

Chaparral 71, San Jacinto 47--Chaparral remained unbeaten in the Skyline League with an impressive 71-47 victory over San Jacinto Tuesday.   The Pumas turned a two-point lead into a 20-point lead by holding the Tigers to 14 points through the second and third quarters. The Tigers, 1-3 in league, trailed 16-14 after one period, but the Pumas, 5-0, started the second quarter with a 10-0 run. Chaparral started the third quarter with a 12-0 spurt to lead 46-22. Chaparral, 19-3, finished with nine players in the scoring column and took advantage of a quicker and deeper lineup to extend its lead in the fourth. San Jacinto hit a couple of three-point plays in the final period on a long shot by Eric Duguid and a driving layup and subsequent foul shot by Michael Frazier as the Pumas cleared their bench. Frazier led San Jacinto with 19 points and Duguid added 16. Ryan Cooke topped Chaparral with 16 points. San Jacinto hosts Rim of the World at 7 p.m. Friday

Valle Vista League

Baldwin Park 72, South Hills 68 --Senior guard Steven Reese netted a team-high 28 points and had seven rebounds to lead Baldwin Park High's boys basketball team to a 72-68 Valle Vista League victory over host South Hills on Tuesday.   Senior David Cordero chipped in 13 points and 11 rebounds to help Baldwin Park (9-10, 4-4).  South Hills (12-8, 6-2) connected on 11 3-pointers, but to no avail.   Torry Stuart scored 16 points for the Huskies and teammate Kraig Smith knocked down three 3-pointers to finish with 15 points. 

San Dimas 90, Ganesha 60--The Saints (17-3, 8-0) put the game out of reach with a 30-point third quarter. Jason Greenlee led the way with 21 points and five assists. Matt Grundy added 19 points, six rebounds and five blocks, while David Malana totaled 14 points and eight assists. The Giants fall to 9-11, 3-5. GANESHA (60) Click 14, Sarmiento 2, Romero 6, Efeuberha 12, Starks 4, Ike 12, Sua 2, Knight 8.   SAN DIMAS (90) Malana 14, Greelee 21, Grundy 19, Marshall 2, Barron 3, Ferrera 7, Ingram 2, Patel 7, Mesropian 2, Ruckels 10, Martinez 3. Ganesha 11 13 18 18 -- 90 San Dimas 19 21 30 20 -- 60 Total fouls: G 14, SD 15. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

Bonita 70, Covina 46--The Bearcats (13-7, 5-3) led 33-16 at the half. Chris Dean led Bonita with 17 points and Lawrence McCraven added 16 points and six assists. BONITA (70) Carr 6, Musa 2, McCraven 16, Estrella 2, Larkin 2, Ketterling 7, Erving 8, Miller 4, Jarrar 2, Cannan 1, Dean 17, Johnson 3.  COVINA (46) Avilez 4, Gibbs 6, Ulrich 2, Ndubaku 4, Tran 2, Evangelista 2, Vaughn 14, Carruthers 4, Lincoln 8. Bonita 19 13 18 20 -- 70 Covina 8 8 14 16 -- 46 Total fouls: B 10, C 9. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

Valley League

Stoneridge Prep 71, Valley Torah 56----James Williams had 25 points, 10 rebounds and five steals to help Stoneridge Prep (11-2, 5-0) clinch its first playoff berth in school history in a Valley League game at Valley Torah.

Twin Pines 67, CSDR 58 --Nabell Hayat and Kyle Bayarsky combined for 42 points and 29 rebounds but California School for the Deaf, Riverside dropped an a non-league game to Banning Twin Pines. CSDR (1-13) played without its leading scorer and rebounder Alex Burns (injured foot). Burns, Riverside County's leading rebounder (15.5), may miss the Cubs' next game, but he is expected back next week. Tommy Ahumada led Twin Pines (11-3) with 17 points. TWIN PINES (67) -- Ahumada 17, Ware 16, Bowen 15, Bell 14, Allen 5. CSDR (58) -- Hayat 22, Bayarsky 20, Amaro 11, Albree 3, McCruden 2. Halftime score -- Twin Pines 35-16. Three-point goals -- Bayarsky, Amaro, Bowen. Total fouls -- Twin Pines 18, CSDR 12. Fouled out -- McCruden Ahumada. Technical fouls -- Twin Pines (delay of game).

Bloomington Christian 53, Apple Valley Academy 41-- Bloomington Christian (11-4) used a half-court trap in the second half to extend a 25-21 halftime lead and win a non-league game over first-year school Apple Valley Academy of AcademicExcellence. BLOOMINGTON CHRISTIAN (53) --  Pope 4, Ruz 2, K. Jordan 3, Rollings 24, J. Jordan 8, Stearns 8, Stott 4. APPLE VALLEY ACADEMY (41) -- White 11, Mathis 11, Cole 9, Powers 4, Wood 6. Halftime score -- Bloomington Christian 25-21. Three-point goals -- None. Total fouls -- Bloomington Christian 10, Apple Valley Academy 10. Fouled out -- None. Technical fouls -- None. 

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