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Hemet West Valley Shootout
Tournament Recap--(Jan. 2, 2000)

We don't have complete results from this tournmanent, but we can give you most of the preliminary games, and the scores from the finals. Sorry, no details, just the scores of those games:

Championship Game

Elsinore 80, Ramona 75

Third Place Game

Cathedral City 67, Twentynine Palms 53

Fifth Place Game

Temecula Valley v. Rancho Verde--score not reported.

Consolation Championship

Chapparal 79, Norete Vista 53

11th Place Game

Santiago 62, El Segundo 52--Jimmy LeDuc scored 19 points and Steve Pirch added 18 as Corona Santiago (7-6) defeated El Segundo to claim 11th place in the Mustang Shootout. Aaron Cliett was selected to the all-tournament team. SANTIAGO (62) -- Griffin 8, LeDuc 19, Blocker 6, Pirch 18, Mirghafouri 0, Bayati 5, Cliett 4. EL SEGUNDO (52) -- McClafferty 10, Cano 4, Leitch 14, Throng 6, Hopson 13, Lewis 2, Simoneau 1. Halftime score -- Santiago 25-21. Three-point goals -- McClafferty 2, Leitch 2, Hopson, Griffin 2, Bayati. Total fouls -- El Segundo 10, Santiago 13. Fouled out -- None. Technical fouls -- None.

Consolation Games

Beaumont 70, Roubidoux 53-- Beaumont outscored Rubidoux by 15 points in the second quarter en route to a 70-53 victory by the Cougars in the consolation third-place game of the Mustang Shootout at Hemet West Valley Wednesday. The man-to-man defense of Beaumont held Rubidoux's starters to 21 points. In the second quarter, the Cougars outscored the Falcons 23-9 giving up just one field goal, a three-pointer by Rubidoux's Joe Pham. Junior foward-center Jackson Wood led Beaumont (11-4) with a season-high 25 points, including three three-pointers. Wood has hit 8 of 10 three pointers in two games at West Valley's gym. At the end of the first half, Beaumont's Tory Cohn grabbed a defensive rebound and dribbled the length of the floor, but passed off to an open Wood in the corner. Wood sank a three-pointer to stake the Cougars to a 15-point lead. Randy Green, the leading scorer for Rubiodux (7-9), was held to five points. Beaumont's Aaron Stephens missed the game with a sprained ankle. BEAUMONT (70) -- Ad.Stephens 16, Wood 25, Cohn 13, Hackney 2, Alvera 4, Mendoza 5, Curtis 3, Mitchell 2. RUBIDOUX (53) -- Davis 5, Green 5, Walker 2, Murcio 4, Hervey 5, Williams 10, Stevens 3, Carlson 1, Owens 8, Anderson 1, Pham 9. Halftime score -- Beaumont 40-25. Three-point goals -- Wood 3, Pham, Green. Total fouls -- Beaumont 27, Rubidoux 23. Fouled out -- none.

Banning 65, Temescal Canyon 57--Banning opened the third quarter with a 14-2 run for a victory at the Mustang Shootout. Flamingo Malone led the Broncos (7-7) with 15 rebounds and 19 points. Ben Owens led the Titans (7-8) with 25 points BANNING (65) -- Randle 18, Malone 19, Davis 12, Harris 9, Foster 7. TEMESCAL CANYON (57) -- Roberson 1, Dadue 3, Zarbok 1, Kennedy 6, Thomas 9, Cleary 3, Wink 4, Morrisrow 5, Owens 25. Halftime score -- Temescal Canyon 29-25. Three-point goals -- Randle 2, Harris, Thomas 3. Total fouls -- Temescal Canyon 19, Banning 21. Fouled out -- Thomas, Davis. Technical fouls -- Thomas, Davis.

Moreno Valley 84, La Quinta 57--Moreno Valley shot 57 percent from the field compared to only 25 percent for La Quinta as the Vikings won a consolation bracket game of the Mustang Shootout. Andre Johnson led Moreno Valley (7-5) with 20 points. Durwin Williams sank seven of nine shots and finished with 16 points, and Lawrence Taylor had eight rebounds and blocked seven shots. LA QUINTA (57) -- Wilson 22, Havens 20, Avon 5, Gutierrez 2, St. Angelo 1, Nielsen 1, Burt 5, Matthews 1. MORENO VALLEY (84) -- Williams 16, Taylor 8, Jones 13, Johnson 20, S.Brown 11, J.Brown 2, Rice 6, Ashley 3, Norwood 3, Rhone 2. Halftime score -- Moreno Valley 54-31. Three-point goals -- Wilson 3, Avon, Jones 3, Johnson 4, S.Brown. Total fouls -- La Quinta 15, Moreno Valley 24. Fouled out -- Rice, Norwood. Technical fouls -- None.

Valley View 71, Bloomington 47--Moreno Valley View outscored Bloomington 25-8 in the fourth quarter of a consolation game of the Mustang Shootout. The Eagles were led by Seniors Charles Logan and Sidney Hampton, who scored 18 and 17 points, respectively. Hampton had four three-pointers. Will Funn led Bloomington with 19 points. VALLEY VIEW (71) -- Mims 11, Hampton 17, Logan 18, Duffy 9, Lindsay 12, Rachal 2, Gacho 2. BLOOMINGTON (47) -- Green 4, S. Funn 7, W. Funn 19, Allen 5, Watson 12. Halftime score -- Valley View 30-26. Three-point goals -- Hampton 4, Logan, W. Funn, Allen. Total fouls -- Valley View 15, Bloomington 16. Fouled out -- none.

Semifinal Game Tuesday 12/28

Elsinore 78, Cathedral City 66--Elsinore advanced to its third tournament championship game of the season with a victory over Cathedral City in a semifinal game of the Mustang Shootout in Hemet. The game was tied 53-53 after three quarters, but Elsinore started the fourth quarter with an 11-2 run. The team sank 11 of 14 free-throw attempts in the quarter after making just 2 of 11 in the first three quarters. Gerald DeVance led the Lions (10-4) with 21 points. Kris Maxey made 8 of 10 free-throw attempts and led the Tigers (10-3) with 21 points.ELSINORE (78) -- Bagwell 7, Pesaniello 6, Cirilo 6, Mativa 17, Wolter 2, Keahey 11, Green 6, Maxey 21, Farrell 2. CATHEDRAL CITY (66) -- Ochoa 15, DeVance 21, Smith 3, Heredia 4, Shewmake 10, Torres 13. Halftime score -- Elsinore 40-36. Three-point goals -- Ochoa 3, DeVance 2, Cirilo 2, Mativa. Total fouls -- Elsinore 15, Cathedral City 20. Fouled out -- None. Technical fouls -- None.

Semifinal Game Tuesday 12/28

Ramona 59, Twentynine Palms 56--Dahllas Downey scored 17 points and Tyresce Henry added 13 as Riverside Ramona defeated Twentynine Palms in a semifinal game of the Mustang Shootout in Hemet. Bobby Phillips led Twentynine Palms with 15 points, and Freddie Bernard scored 14.RAMONA (59) -- Darkwa 11, Downey 17, Gosserand 9, Te.Henry 6, Ty.Henry 13, White 3. TWENTYNINE PALMS (56) -- Bernard 14, Freshour 0, Stratton 6, Phillips 15, Morton 12, Palmer 3, Randall 2, Hester 4. Halftime score -- Twentynine Palms 20-19. Three-point goals -- Bernard, Phillips 4, Palmer, Downey 2. Total fouls -- Ramona 18, Twentynine Palms 23. Fouled out -- Phillips, Morton, Freshour. Technical fouls -- Downey.

Fifth Place Semifinal Tuesday 12/28

Temecula Valley 72, Palm Desert 61--Palm Desert took advantage of early flatness by Temecula Valley's second string to jump to an early lead, but the Golden Bears rallied in the second half to win a consolation-bracket game of the Mustang Shootout. James Phillips scored 20 of his game-high 27 points in the third quarter as the Golden Bears (10-4) regained control. Temecula Valley will face Moreno Valley Rancho Verde Thursday at 2:30 p.m. in the tournament's fifth-place game.PALM DESERT (61) -- Zazulia 11, Jefferson 2, Marasansky 16, Smith 4, Scott 8, Menry 6, Newman-Brewer 1, Holt 3, Brady 10. TEMECULA VALLEY (72) -- Rentie 10, Phillips 27, Bachelor 9, Forrest 13, Louis 9, Watson 2, Tonkins 2. Halftime score -- Palm Desert 37-30. Three-point goals -- Brady 2, Marasansky 2, Louis, Phillips 3. Total fouls -- Palm Desert 20, Temecula Valley 16. Fouled out -- Watson. Technical fouls -- None.

Consolation Bracket Games Tuesday 12/28

Moreno Valley 65, Notre Dame 50--Durwin Williams and Steve Brown had 13 rebounds apiece as Moreno Valley (6-5) defeated Riverside Notre Dame (2-9) in a consolation-bracket game of the Mustang Shootout. The Vikings trailed by a point at halftime but outscored the Titans 18-6 in the third quarter.MORENO VALLEY (65) -- Taylor 4, Williams 23, Jones 15, Johnson 14, Brown 9. NOTRE DAME (50) -- Calhoun 14, Dial 4, Trabuco 9, Sanders 19, Reguro 2, Rogers 2. Halftime score -- Notre Dame 32-31. Three-point goals -- Sanders, Trabuco, Jones, Johnson 2. Total fouls -- Moreno Valley 12, Notre Dame 11. Fouled out -- None. Technical fouls -- None.

Riverside Poly 70, Indio 69--Marvin Lea hit a three-pointer to tie the game in regulation, then hit a 40-footer as overtime expired to lift Riverside Poly (7-6) to victory in a consolation-bracket game at the Mustang Shootout. Lea, who also hit a three-pointer in the closing seconds of the first half, tied the game with 50 seconds left in regulation but failed to convert a free throw for a four-point play and the lead. After Indio took the lead on a free throw with 6.7 seconds to go, Lea rebounded the missed second free throw and lauched the winner. Jeremy Lopez had 15 points and 10 rebounds for Riverside Poly. Lopez scored seven points in the fourth quarter, helping the Bears rally from a 10-point deficit.RIVERSIDE POLY (70) -- Dunaj 11, Lea 25, Lopez 15, Vance 5, Hudson 11, Masi 2, Tyson 1. INDIO (69) -- Rodriguez 18, Silva 4, Torres 9, Escobar 6, Natividad 2, Marrajo 9, Garcia 11, Meraz 8, Roberson 2. Halftime score -- Indio 31-30. Regulation score -- 62-62. Three-point goals -- Lea 3, Rodriguez, Silva, Torres 2, Garcia 3. Total fouls -- Riverside Poly 21, Indio 23. Fouled out -- Dunaj. Technical fouls -- Baird (RP, ejected), Natividad (ejected).

Chaparral 79, Beaumont 68--Temecula Chaparral outscored Beaumont by 10 points in the third quarter en route to a 79-68 victory Tuesday in a consolation-bracket game of the Mustang Shootout in Hemet. Ryan Cooke had 22 points and nine rebounds for Chaparral (11-3), including nine points during the third-quarter run in which he hit all seven of his free-throw attempts. Beaumont cut Chaparral's lead to seven points in the fourth but could do no more. Aaron Stephens had 20 points and Tory Cohn had 16 points, eight rebounds and four steals for Beaumont (10-4). BEAUMONT (68) -- Ad.Stephens 10, Wood 13, Cohn 16, Hackney 9, Aa.Stephens 20. CHAPARRAL (79) -- Larsen 11, Hopkins 4, Buller 16, Brenier 8, Cooke 22, S.Ruffin 9, Kurtz 8, Scott 1. Halftime score -- 29-29. Three-point goals -- Ad.Stephens, Wood, Hackney, Aa.Stephens, Buller, Scott, Cooke. Total fouls -- Beaumont 27, Chaparral 22. Fouled out -- Aa.Stephens. Technical fouls -- Beaumont coach West, Ad.Stephens.

La Quinta 72, Palo Verde 60--La Quinta broke the game open in the third quarter with full-court pressure. La Quinta (5-7) next faced Moreno Valley Palo Verde (7-7). LA QUINTA (72) -- Gutierrez 16, Wilson 16, Avon 22, Havens 10, Pablo 3, St. Angelo 5 PALO VERDE (60) -- Wright 14, O'Brien 15, Macom 17, Loppi 8, Johnson 4, Randall 2 Halftime score -- Palo Verde 32-31. Three-point goals -- Avon 2, St. Angelo, O'Brien 5, Macom 5, Loppi. Total fouls -- La Quinta 10, Palo Verde 11. Fouled out -- none.

First Round Games Monday 12/27

Twentynine Palms 59, Hemet 44--Twentynine Palms played better second-half defense, and as a result, won a quarterfinal game of the West Valley Tournament. Vili Morton had 26 points and Ray Hester had 12 points to lead the Wildcats. Andy Day led Hemet with 19 points.TWENTYNINE PALMS (59) -- Bernard 9, Stratton 11, Morton 26, Freshour 1, Hester 12, Phillips 0. HEMET (44) -- Crane 1, R. Rees 9, Graham 3, Marquez 6, Day 19, Christiansen 6. Halftime score -- Hemet 24-23. Three-point goals -- Bernard, Graham, Day. Total fouls -- Twentynine Palms 13, Hemet 15. Fouled out -- none.

Banning 66, El Segundo 65-- Despite 25 points from JT Leitch, a defensive change helped Banning overcome a 15-point third-quarter deficit en route to a 66-65 victory over El Segundo in a ninth-place quarterfinal game of the Mustang Shootout at Hemet Monday. By the end of the third quarter, Banning was able to cut El Segundo's lead to 10 points, as Marcell Allen hit two consecutive three-pointers, followed by a three from Geno Randle. Senior Mike Davis scored 21 points, grabbed 13 rebounds and got six steals in the victory. A layup by Davis tied the score with 15 seconds to play. After Scott Foster stole the ball for the Broncos, Davis was fouled and his free throw in the final seconds earned the Broncos (6-6) the victory. Foster helped hold El Segundo's leading scorer scoreless in the fourth. EL SEGUNDO (65) -- Lewis 9, McClafferty 7, Caho 2, Leitch 25, Strong 6, Hopson 16. BANNING (66) -- Randle 15, Malone 8, Davis 21, Harris 4, Foster 7, Allen 9, Jackson 2. Halftime score -- El Segundo 38-31. Three-point goals -- Lewis 2, McClafferty, Leitch 3, Randle 3, Allen 3. Total fouls -- El Segundo 18, Banning 18. Fouled out -- Hopson. Technical fouls -- Leitch

Beaumont 59, Riverside Poly 48--Jackson Wood nailed five of six three-point attempts to help Beaumont defeat Riverside Poly in the consolation quarterfinals of the Mustang Shootout at Hemet West Valley High. The Cougars (10-3) started the game with a 10-0 run and maintained a double-digit lead throughout most of the game. Wood finished with a game-high 23 points while Marvin Lea led the Bears with 17 points. BEAUMONT (59) -- Ad.Stephens 15, Wood 23, Cohn 5, Olvera 2, Aa.Stephens 9, Mendoza 3, Curtis 2. RIVERSIDE POLY (48) -- Masi 9, Dunaj 11, Lea 17, Baird 3, Hudson 4, Tyson 3, Salazar 1. Halftime score -- Beaumont 31-24. Three-point goals -- Ad.Stephens 2, Wood 5, Masi 3, Tyson, Lea 2. Total fouls -- Beaumont 17, Riverside Poly 13. Fouled out -- Aa.Stephens.

Chaparral 69, Indio 32--Joe Buller led Temecula Chaparral with 16 points and six assists. Lemar Ruffin scored 14 points in the Pumas (10-3) victory over Indio (6-4) in the consolation bracket of the Mustang Shootout. Shaun Scott added 12 points off the bench. The Pumas led throughout and outscored the Rajahs 21-2 in the fourth quarter. CHAPARRAL (69) -- Larsen 6, Hopkins 4, Buller 16, Cooke 3, L.Ruffin 14, Kurtz 1, Castillo 6, Scott 12, Brenier 7. INDIO (32) -- Rodriguez 4, Silva 1, Torres 8, Mendoza 4, Ogiemachi 2, Garcia 13. Halftime score -- Chaparral 36-19. Three-point goals -- Scott, Garcia 2, Rodriguez, Torres. Total fouls -- Chaparral 10, Indio 18. Fouled out -- none. Technical fouls -- none.

Elsinore 83, Temecula Valley 56--Elsinore (9-3) limited Temecula Valley's two best scorers, Ryan Rentie and James Phillips to four second-half points while playing excellent team defense. The Tigers shot 10-of-13 from the three-point line on their best shooting night of the season, which proved to be too much for the Golden Bears (9-4) to overcome. The Golden Bears beat Elsinore twice in earlier games.ELSINORE (83) -- Bagwell 8, Pesaniello 8, Cirilo 2, Mativa 15, Wolter 11, Keahey 10, Green 5, Engels 2, Lux 7, Maxey 13, Farell 2. TEMECULA VALLEY (56) -- Rentie 6, Louis 10, Forest 8, Tompkins, 2, Phillips 14, Menancio 2, Moore 8, Bachelor 2, Locklin 4 Halftime score -- Elsinore 41-33. Three-point goals -- Keahey 2, Green, Lux, Maxey, Pesaniello 2, Walter, Mativa, Louis, Phillips, Locklin. Total fouls -- Elsinore 20, Temecula Valley 15. Fouled out -- Keahey.

Moreno Valley 71, Serrano 45--Steve Brown had 16 points and seven steals as Moreno Valley (5-5) won a consolation bracket game in the Mustang Shootout. Durwyn Williams scored 11 points and Lawrence Taylor had eight rebounds for Moreno Valley.SERRANO (45) -- Litch 4, Sofio 4, Ryder 2, Conforti 2, Pimentel 3, Nelson 1, Coccio 10, Pratt 6, Thompson 12, Hall 1. MORENO VALLEY (71) -- Williams 11, Taylor 4, Jones 5, Johnson 5, S.Brown 16, J.Brown 9, Rice 2, Ashley 4, Norwood 9, Rhone 4, Edmondson 2. Halftime score -- Moreno Valley 27-20. Three-point goals -- J.Brown, S.Brown 2, Litch. Total fouls -- Serrano 19, Moreno Valley 22. Fouled out -- Conforti.

Norte Vista 61, Yucca Valley 59--Wendell Horn had his fourth consecutive game of scoring at least 20 points and Keaire Mims made the game-winning free throws as Riverside Norte Vista (5-6) came back from a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit to win a consolation quarterfinal game of the Mustang Shootout in Hemet. John Hanley hit two free throws for the Braves to tie the score at 59-59 with six seconds left As Yucca Valley took the ball past halfcourt to attempt a go-ahead basket, Keaire Mims stole the ball and was fouled. Mims, in his second game back after sitting out six games with a sprained ankle, hit both ends of the one-and-one with one second left for the victory. Horn scored 22 points. Yucca Valley shot 21-of-36 in the first three quarters, but were held to 2 of 14 in the fourth.YUCCA VALLEY (59) -- Phillips 5, Heddig 4, Simmons 19, Brower 2, Vizcarra 29. NORTE VISTA (61) -- W.Horn 22, Hanley 11, Boyd 8, K.Mims 11, H.Mims 5, Askins 2, J.Horn 2. Halftime score -- Yucca Valley 39-30. Three-point goals -- Phillips, Simmons, Vizcarra 5, Hanley 3. Total fouls -- Yucca Valley 15, Norte Vista 11. Fouled out -- none.

Temescal Canyon 61, Paloma Valley 52--Lake Elsinore Temescal Canyon outscored Menifee Paloma Valley by 13 points in the second quarter en route to a 61-52 victory in an 11th-place quarterfinal game of the Mustang Shootout in Hemet Monday. Neil Thomas scored 16 points and guarded Paloma Valley's Rickey Moore, holding him to 10 points. Ben Owens added 16 points and eight rebounds for the Titans (7-6). Ten of those points came during the Titans' second-quarter run, after Owens took a breather following a scoreless performance in the first quarter. Temescal Canyon was without leading scorer Kevin Kennedy, who has the flu. TEMESCAL CANYON (61) -- Owens 16, Morrisroe 12, Wing 6, Thomas 16, Cleary 7, Zabok 4. PALOMA VALLEY (52) -- Bradden 15, Mejia 6, Alvarez 5, Harris 6, Moore 10, McNutty 3, Brown 7. Halftime score -- Temescal Canyon 32-20. Three-point goals -- Thomas 2, McNutty, Brown, Alvarez, Harris 2. Total fouls -- Temescal Canyon 7, Paloma Valley 13. Fouled out -- none.