SoCalHoops High School News

Recap: Boys' Game Details From
Tuesday, Feb. 8--(Feb. 9, 2000)

We don't have all of the details from every game played, in fact we've only got about a third of the contests which took place on Tuesday night, and we also realize this has been posted a bit late, but better late than never we always say.   If you have some of the game details from those games not otherwise shown below, send them in. Here's what we know though, which isn't a lot:  

Academy League

Calvary Chapel Downey 108, Orangewood Academy 66-- Timothy Drisdom scored 32 points and Jonathon James had 22 as the Grizzlies (20-5, 11-0) had no trouble defeating the host Spartans. 

Arrowhead League

Hamilton 63, CSDR 44--Jon McCrudden had 12 points and 21 rebounds but California School for the Deaf, Riverside (0-9, 1-18) dropped an Arrowhead League game to Anza Hamilton. Kyle Bayarsky added 16 points for the Cubs.  Hamilton's McCoy was ejected and will be inelgible for Hamilton's next game.  CSDR (44) -- Bayarsky 16, Seward 8, Aldere 3, Hayat 4, Craus 1, McCrudden 12. HAMILTON (63) -- Brosch 2, Santillo 2, Dessese 20, Ronteria 4, Rs.Davis 20, R.Davis 2, Myoeth 4, Sandoval 2, McCoy 7. Halftime score -- Hamilton 30-17. Total fouls -- CSDR 9, Hamilton 24. Fouled out -- Sandoval. Technical fouls -- McCoy (ejected). 

Baseline League

Upland 76, Glendora 57 --Four players scored in double figures as the Upland Highlanders (17-7 overall, 6-3 Baseline League) avenged an earlier loss to the Tartans with a 76-57 Baseline League win at Glendora Sheldon Pace led the way with 22 points and 10 assists. Prentice Harris added 15 points, Jason Harris had 12, and Jesse Pruitt chipped in with 10. Combined with Claremont's victory over Walnut, the Tartans (20-4, 7-2) were eliminated from wrestling the league title away from the Wolfpack. Upland, which avenged a home loss to the Tartans in the first league meeting between the two, was led by junior guard Sheldon Pace, who scored 22 points.  Michael Mehanna came off the bench to lead the Glendora scoring with 17 points, but most came in the late going.  Jason Davis, who scored eight of the Tartans' first 19 points, finished with 14 points.  The loss knocked Glendora (20-5 overall and 7-2 in league) out of the league title picture, with no chance to capture a piece of the title by beating Claremont on Thursday night.  Upland, looking much like a team nobody would want to play in the playoffs, handled the Tartans from the opening tip-off.  The Highlanders (17-7, 6-3) built a nine-point, 15-6 lead after one quarter, then stretched it to a 36-19 lead at halftime.  Upland had the hot hand in both of the opening quarters, making 7 of 11 shots (59 percent) from the floor in both.  On the other end of the shooting spectrum, Glendora never recovered after a 2-of-15 opening-quarter shooting performance (23 percent).  With the damage done, Glendora fought back in the third quarter on the play of Duncan Reid, who scored seven of his nine points in the quarter. UPLAND (76) Sheldon Pace 22, Pruitt 10, J. Harris 12, P. Harris 15. Bechler 6, Snyder 5, Davis 6,   GLENDORA (57) Davis 14, Mehanna 17, Foster 2, Hatch 4, Miller 4, Allen 7, Reid 9. Upland 15 21 15 24 -- 76 Glendora 6 13 18 20 -- 57 Total fouls: U 19, G 21. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: Coach (U).

Claremont 75, Walnut 39--Thomas Taylor and Sean Terrell scored 13 points each as Claremont (22-3, 9-0) cruised to an easy win over Walnut (0-9 league). CLAREMONT (75) Sean. Terrell 13, Peters 2, wilson 2, Pourteymoor 4, ti.Taylor 8, Aaron 9, Chris. Terrel 11, thomas.Taylor 13, Lombard 7, Maxwell 2, Coberg 2.   WALNUT (39) Ramos 3, Villarroel 2, Medina 8, Wright 5, Tashroudian 4, Mason 7, Carstenson 5, Jones 5. Claremont 19 19 22 15 -- 75 Walnut 6 4 11 18 -- 39 Total fouls: C 19, W 20. Fouled out: Coberg (C) Technical fouls: none.

Don Lugo 79, Chino 60--The Conquistadores (9-16, 2-7) cruised after taking a 42-20 halftime lead over the Cowboys (11-14, 3-6). Raymond Hong led Don Lugo with 26 points and three assists and Andy Galindo added 11 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists.  DON LUGO (79) Hong 26, Galindo 11, Wilson 5, Plutko 3, Ellis 4, Hill 12, Fender 2, Cordero 5, Asafo-Agyei 2, Wetzel 9. CHINO (60)  Allman 2, Briggs 8, Sandoval 4, Aquino 4, Parks 2, Thompson 21, Harden 3, Cryer 16. Don Lugo 22 20 11 26 -- 79 Chino 8 12 18 24 -- 60 Total fouls: DL 15, C 25. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: Harden (C).

Bay League

Inglewood 66, Redondo 62--After the Sentinels' 66-62 come-from-behind victory over host Redondo on Tuesday to clinch their eighth consecutive Bay League championship, the Sentinels are building momentum heading into the playoffs while Redondo is wondering how they could have lost 5 games this season, including 4 league contests. Inglewood's win was that much more resounding considering it lost by 27 in the teams' first matchup, and it had to erase a seven-point deficit with three minutes remaining to pull out the win Tuesday. Redondo (19-5, 9-4) opened up a 62-55 lead when Adam Zahn received a pass from his older brother, Andrew, and dunked it at the 3:00 mark. That would be the last points the Sea Hawks would score. Inglewood, playing without two starters, scored six quick points, including Terrell Stovall's rebound putback that he converted into a three-point play, cutting the deficit to one at 62-61. Then the Sentinels forced a 10-second violation before point guard Brian Taylor hit a pull-up jumper with 33 seconds left to give Inglewood its first lead since late in the second quarter. Otis Hankins stole a Redondo pass on the ensuing possession, and Taylor hit two free throws to give Inglewood a three-point lead. In all, the Sea Hawks turned the ball over on their last three possessions. Taylor led all scorers with 22 points, and Anthony Davis scored eight of his 16 points in the first quarter to lead Inglewood to an early 21-16 lead. Center Tony Akpan added 12 points and nine rebounds. Dijon Thompson scored 13 of his team-high 16 points in the first half for Redondo, which led, 37-35, at halftime. Andrew Zahn had 14 points and Adam Zahn added 13 points.

Morningside 52, Peninsula 47--Tracy Cathey led the host Monarchs behind 7-of-9shooting for 14 points. Marquez Calcote added 11 points and seven assists while Dante Tatum grabbed nine rebounds for Morningside (17-8, 9-4). Peninsula dropped to 12-14 overall, 4-9 in league.

Centennial 76, North Torrance 57--Senior forward Ellis Myles (18 points, 10 rebounds, 7 assists) led the visiting Apaches (18-11, 9-4) past the Saxons
(0-13 in league). 

Century League

Foothill 101, Orange 42--Roger Hogan tied the school record for assists with 23 to lead the host Knights (13-12, 6-3) over the Panthers (5-19, 2-7).

Channel League

Dos Pueblos 65, San Marcos 63 --Brett Holbrook remained the voice of experience and, ultimately, that proved just enough to give Dos Pueblos High a 65-63 Channel League basketball win over San Marcos Tuesday night at the Royals' Thunderhut.  Asher Kupperman, a sophomore point guard, scored 27 points and nailed a 3-pointer under heavy pressure at the buzzer which capped a 13-point Royals rally in the fourth quarter and the sent the game into overtime. But Holbrook, a senior forward with three years of varsity experience, worked his way free for four layups in overtime, including the game's final score with 8.2 seconds left, to give Dos Pueblos the win.   San Marcos still had a chance to tie but Kupperman stepped on the endline with one second to play as he tried to work through a thicket of defenders for a buzzer-beating layup. San Marcos drops to 6-17 on the season..Holbrook finished with 26 points and 15 rebounds, a performance Dos Pueblos coach Phil Sherman said he is coming to expect every night. Dos Pueblos, which concluded its league season at 3-5 and improved to 11-13 overall, began the game about as poorly as any team can offensively, going 0-for-6 on 3-pointers and 0-for-16 overall while falling behind 9-2. But it barely dented the Chargers' new philospohy of, if first you don't succeed, trey, trey, trey and trey again. Dos Pueblos hit 2-of-5 3-pointers in the second period and six of its next eight tries over the next three periods, using the long range attack to take a 23-19 lead by halftime and a lead of 50-37 early in the fourth quarter. Sophomore Steve Graybill hit two of the 3-pointers and finished with 16 points while Damon Jenkins hit two in a row in the third period. When the Chargers misfired on two straight 3-pointers, however, San Marcos seized on the opening.  Adam Nance scored on an assist from Kupperman and Ryan King made a steal and a basket. After a free throw by Holbrook made it 51-41, Kupperman drove for a basket and Nance followed with a basket off a pass from King. A rebound by Nance led to two free throws by Kupperman to make it 51-50 with 9.8 seconds left. Graybill hit two free throws with 7.2 seconds left but Kupperman went coast-to-coast and hit his 3-pointer, despite a hand in his face and two other defenders on each flank. San Marcos, however, might have won if it had shot a little better in situations with no one playing defense. The Royals were only 15-for-31 on free throws and missed their first four shots in the fourth quarter. On the other hand, of course, there were the clutch shots that dropped. In addition to Kupperman's buzzer beater, the Royals rallied twice to tie in overtime -- once at 55-55 on a drive by Kupperman and the other at 63-63 on a 3-pointer by King followed by a free throw by Kupperman. DOS PUEBLOS--Graybill 16, Ortiz 6, Brooks 2,
Cowan 4, Roegner 2, Holbrook 26, Jenkins 8. Totals 21 15-24 65. SAN MARCOS--Kupperman 27, King 14, Pertsulakes 7, Mendez 2, Nance 10. 23 15-31 63. Dos Pueblos . . . 2 21 16 14 10 -- 65 San Marcos . . . 9 10 11 23 8 -- 63 3-point goals--DP 8 (Graybill 2, Hobrook 2, Jenkins 2,
Ortiz 2), SM 2 (Kupperman, King). Fouled out--none.

Santa Barbara 71, Buena 45--Dommanic Ingerson hit seven 3-pointers out of nine attempts to set a school record for treys as the Dons extended their winning streak to 17 games with a Channel League win at Buena. Ingerson made 11-of-14 shots from the floor to finish with a game-high 29 points. Trey Putnam added 16 points and 10 rebounds. Santa Barbara, 23-2 overall and 7-0 in league, put the game away by holding Buena (3-4) to just two points in the third quarter.  Shawn Whilt, had five assists. The Dons host San Marcos Thursday in their final regular season game. SANTA BARBARA -- Henderson 5, Whilt 4, Walling 5, C. Petersen 2, Koester 4, Ingerson 29, Putnam 16, Williams 6. Totals 27 9-12 71.  BUENA -- Bolden 3, Dybuig 6, Pacino 4, Nicholson 2, Plum 8, Murphy 7, Meyer 5. Cobos 3, Colton 7. Totals 16 10-14 45.  Santa Barbara . . . 23 12 17 19--71 Buena . . . 13 12 2 18--45 3-point goals-- SB 10 (Ingerson 7,Putnam, Henderson, Walling), B 3 (Bolden, Meyer, Cobos). Total fouls-- SB 12, B 9. Fouled out-- none.

Condor League

Villanova Prep 46, Dunn 42 --Richard Fore had 16 points and 13 rebounds in helping Villanova (11-8, 7-1) down visiting Dunn.
Villanova's Matt Mueller added nine points, six rebounds, four steals, three assists and one block.

Christian League

Arrowhead Christian 54, Mesa Grande 43--A pair of sophomores led Redlands Arrowhead Christian (3-9, 5-14) to a Christian League victory. Guard Will Britt scored 14 points and forward John Brackley had nine points and 12 rebounds. Calimesa Mesa Grande (2-8, 8-11) was led by Tim Chinnock's 17 points.ARROWHEAD CHRISTIAN (54) -- Becerra 11, Goltry 8, Britt 14, Breckley 9, Hanke 8, Carter 4. MESA GRANDE (43) -- Verckeleer 5, Chinnock 17, Jorteg 10, Stout 5, Chamberlain 4, Roth 2. Halftime score -- Arrowhead Christian 33-23. Three-point goals -- Becerra, Britt 4, Verlekeleer, Chinnock 2, Stout. Total fouls -- Arrowhead Christian 4, Mesa Grande 10. Fouled out -- none. 

Loma Linda Academy 47, Linfield 33 -- Mike Young had 12 points, 13 steals and seven assists to lead Loma Linda Academy (8-3, 14-4) to a Christian League victory over Temecula Linfield (1-10, 5-13).LOMA LINDA ACADEMY (47) -- Deleon 7, Elston-Hurdle 10, Forde 4, Valdez 5, Young 12, Patel 2, Rivinius 6, DeLeon 1. LINFIELD (33) -- Lund 4, Wilson 4, Butler 10, Schuff 0, Redfield 0, Duarte 7, Graham 8. Halftime score -- Loma Linda Academy 27-16. Three-point goals -- Deleon, Rivinius, Valdez, Young. Total fouls -- Loma Linda Academy 10, Linfield 15. Fouled out -- none. 

Ontario Christian 66, Woodcrest Christian 64 --On a third-chance shot, Ryan Fuqua scored and converted a three-point play with 15 seconds remaining to give Ontario Christian (10-1, 18-4) a Christian League victory over Woodcrest Christian (5-6, 12-10). Kris Powers scored 23 points, breaking Tim Caskey's school career scoring record. Woodcrest Christian attempted just four free throws and didn't get to a bonus situation in either half. Following Fuqua's play, Ontario Christian used two of its fouls, eventually forcing Woodcrest into a low-percentage final shot.WOODCREST CHRISTIAN (64) -- Carpenter 8, Reed 2, Boyd 14, Powers 23, Gallegos 8, Gasco 2, Reyes 7. ONTARIO CHRISTIAN (66) -- Veenendaal 17, Landry 2, Fuqua 15, Gibson 9, Hoeckstra 14, Verkaik 8, Grayson 1 Halftime score -- Ontario Christian 29-28. Three-point goals -- Veenendaal 4, Fuqua, Reyes, Boyd 4, Powers 2. Total fouls -- Woodcrest Christian 18, Ontario Christian 8. Fouled out -- Reed. 

Bethel Christian Riverside 57, Ambassador Christian 40--Greg Beck led the Dawgs (5-7, 4-5) in a losing cause with 19 points. Bethel Christian improves to 14-8, 6-3. WOODCREST CHRISTIAN (64) Powers 23, Boyd 14, Carpenter 8, Gellegos 8, Reyes 7, Reed 2, Gasco 2. ONTARIO CHRISTIAN (66) Veendaal 17, Fuqua 15, Hokstra 14, Gibson 9, Verkaik 8, Landry 2, Grayson 1. Woodcrest Chr. 12 16 20 16 -- 64 Ontario Chr. 15 14 15 22 -- 66 Total fouls: WC 18, OC 9. Fouled out: Reed (WC). Technical fouls: none.

Citrus Belt League

Eisenhower 83, Miller 50--Rialto Eisenhower broke a 13-13 deadlock after one quarter, outscored Fontana Miller 25-8 in the second quarter and emptied the bench in the third quarter en route to its first outright Citrus Belt League championship since the 1994-95 season. Senior guard Andre Rouzan scored a team-high 16 points and made five steals and Kynan Bush added 12 for the Eagles (9-0, 25-1) after missing the past two games with a sprained right thumb injury. Junior center Pegram led all scorers with 19 points for Miller (2-7, 11-15).EISENHOWER (83) -- Bush 12, A. Rouzan 16, Parks 2, Jackson 8, T. Marshall 3, Wilson 4, S. Marshall 4, Hart 8, Hill 2, Acker 11, Sams 2, Dukes 7, James 4. MILLER (50) -- Ramirez 9, Pegram 19, Vernon 1, Ward 5, Lanzarotto 4, Ward 8, Scott 4. Halftime score -- Eisenhower 38-21. Three-point goals -- A. Rouzan 2, Jackson 2, T. Marshall, Hart, Acker 2. Total fouls -- Eisenhower 19, Miller 15. Fouled out -- None. 

Fontana 88, Redlands 65-- Jordan Walker had 18 points, 15 rebounds and six blocks as Fontana cruised to a Citrus Belt League victory over Redlands. Fontana (6-3, 16-10) led from start to finish. Danny Genung led Redlands (1-8, 9-16) with 34 points and made 20 of 26 free throws. He also had 13 rebounds and 10 blocked shots. Alex Graham scored 16 points, all in the second half for the Terriers. Each school was whistled for 26 fouls. Fontana shot 61 percent (24 of 39) at the free throw line to Redlands 73 percent (27 of 37). Cory McJimson added 14 points and six rebounds for Fontana. Redlands needs a victory on Thursday against Fontana Miller to reach the 10-win plateau and petition for a playoff berth.FONTANA (88) -- Walker 18, McJimson 14, Williams 4, Washington 8, Stephenson 8, Nelson 7, Mancha 11, Okoebor 8, Gallardo 3, Ochoa 3, Johnson 4 REDLANDS (65) -- Porter 0, Hall 7, Graham 16, Roberts 5, Genung 34, Pyatt 3. Halftime score -- Fontana 42-27. Three-point goals -- McJimson 3, Stephenson, Manca, Gallardo, Roberts, Pyatt. Total fouls -- Fontana 26, Redlands 26. Fouled out -- Porter, Kariem (R), Jackson (F). Technical fouls -- Genung, Walker, Washington.

Rialto 96, East Valley 59--Rialto ran out to a 38-6 lead at the end of the first quarter and pummeled Redlands East Valley in a Citrus Belt League contest. Senior forward David Joiner had 13 of his game-high 19 points in the opening period and recorded four slam dunks. Redlands East Valley's Kai Lyles, who scored 31 points in the teams' earlier meeting, did not play due to injury. Montreal Willingham and Chris McShan scored 12 points apiece for Rialto (7-2, 21-4). Sid Holcombe led the Wildcats (2-7, 6-17) with 13 points. EAST VALLEY (59) -- Thompson 10, Vigil 8, Holcombe 13, Jones 5, White 4, Larsen 4, Brazelton 10, Ke.Lyles 5. RIALTO (96) -- Davis 3, Sconiers 10, Gales 2, Fraley 3, Willingham 12, Burnett 9, Maldonado 3, Anderson 11, Williams 2, McShan 12, Joiner 19, Diggins 2, Edwards 8 Halftime score -- Rialto 58-19. Three-point goals -- Thompson 2, Vigil, Holcombe 3, Davis, Sconiers, Fraley, Willingham, Burnett, Anderson 3. Total fouls -- East Valley 19, Rialto 14. Fouled out -- none. Technical fouls -- none.

De Anza League

Twentynine Palms 54, Big Bear 34--Vili Morton and Josh Stratton combined for 27 defensive rebounds to key Twentynine Palms' De Anza League victory over Big Bear. Twentynine Palms (9-0, 20-4) can clinch first place with a victory Thursday over second-place Riverside Notre Dame.BIG BEAR (34) -- Appleton 6, Jestin 10, Foulkes 9, Thompson 0, Schlarman 0, Francis 9. TWENTYNINE PALMS (54) -- Bernard 11, Stratton 11, Phillips 3, Hester 1, Freshour 2, Morton 24, Cooley 2. Halftime score -- Twentynine Palms 27-17. Three-point goals -- Bernard 3, Phillips, Appleton, Jestin, Francis 3. Total fouls -- Big Bear 10, Twentynine Palms 10. Fouled out -- None.

Desert Valley League

Palm Springs 69, Indio 65 (OT)--Palm Springs didn't take the lead until the fourth quarter, but held a five-point lead for most of the overtime period. The Indians held Frank Rodriguez, tied with Rubidoux's Rolando Murcio as Riverside County's three-point leader, to six points and no three-pointers. Rodriguez made only one field goal, after scoring 28 points against Palm Springs in their last meeting. Jude Chandrasena led the Indians with 14 points. Jordi Higueras had 13 points and 17 rebounds for Palm Springs (6-3 Desert Valley League, 13-10). Caleb Barton entered the game in the second quarter when starter Brad Handley went out with an injury. Barton had 21 points and 10 rebounds. Zac Balver led Indio (5-4, 13-10) with 14 points. INDIO (65) -- Rodriguez 6, Silva 3, Torres 5, Mendoza 12, King 6, Garcia 13, Meraz 3, Balver 14, Natividad 3. PALM SPRINGS (69) -- Chandrasena 14, Higueras 13, Caldwell 11, Barton 21, Avina 3, Patrick 4, Otteson 3. Halftime score -- Indio 28-22. End of regulation -- 53-53. Three-point goals -- Caldwell, Chandrasena, Torres, Silva, Natividad. Total fouls -- Indio 29, Palm Springs 18. Fouled out -- Caldwell. Technical foul - Rodriguez.

Palm Desert 49, Cathedral City 46 --Trailing by 10 points in the third quarter, Palm Desert went on an 18-8 run in the fourth to win its first Desert Valley League game this season. Zack Scott, who scored six of his 16 points in the fourth quarter, made a layup with just under a minute to play to give Palm Desert (1-8, 7-16) its first lead of the second half, 47-46. Josh Zazulia dished out seven assists, including four in the fourth quarter. Thomas Shewmake led Cathedral City (7-2, 19-6) with 16 points. PALM DESERT (49) -- Zazulia 6, Brady 3, Jefferson 2, Harris 11, Harasansky 11, Scott 16. CATHEDRAL CITY (46) -- Ochoa 4, Green 6, Thornburg 7, DeVanze 4, Smith 1, Heredia 8, Shewmake 16. Halftime score -- Cathedral City 27-24. Three-point goals -- Harasansky 2, Heredia. Total fouls -- Palm Desert 15, Cathedral City 18. Fouled out -- none. 

Express League

La Verne Lutheran 66, Southlands Christian 32--Mike Thomas scored 21 points and Mike Lee added 14 as the Trojans (15-7, 7-4) cruised to an easy win. LA VERNE LUTHERAN (66) Thomas 21, Lee 14, Smith 13, Arterburn 2, Greene 3, Patton 4, Seckrater 2, Cumberland 5, Wu 2. SOUTHLANDS CHRISTIAN (32) Bush 14, Thano 2, Meyer 5, Oe 11, Ledesma 0 LV Lutheran 20 14 14 18 -- 66 Southlands Chr. 6 6 7 13 -- 32 Total fouls: L 16, S 16. Fouled out: none. Technical foul: none.  

Freedom League

Masada 52, Twin Pines 49--Jose Ballesteros made the game-winning shot and scored 10 points to lead the Knights (17-3, 10-1) into the playoffs in first place.

Freeway League

Troy 46, Sunny Hills 45--Sean Christenson hit a three-pointer at the buzzer as Troy scored a 46-45 victory over Sunny Hills in a Freeway League boys basketball game Tuesday at Sunny Hills High. Troy (23-2, 8-1) clinched its second league title in the past three years with the victory. The Lancers fell to 13-12 overall and 4-5 in league. Sunny Hills' Eddie Jung scored 14 points, including four three-pointers, as the Lancers rallied from an 11-point halftime deficit. Ray Mike led Troy with 14 points and Mark Ahlberg and Garv Chadha added 11 and 10 points, respectively.

La Habra 65, Sonora 63--Tristen Gadberry, who had 27 points, made a layup off a steal with five seconds left as the Highlanders (14-11, 6-3) beat the visiting Raiders (7-14, 2-7).

Frontier League

Nordhoff 47, Calabasas 46--Jeff May and Etienne Emanuel each scored 10 points to propel Nordhoff (16-6, 5-2). Emanuel pulled down 12 rebounds. 

Santa Paula 47, Santa Clara 39--Ernesto Lopez had 12 points and 10 rebounds for Santa Paula (10-14, 5-3) on the road. Ryan Frutos added 11 points and nine rebounds.  Earl Hall had 12 points for league leader Santa Clara (14-6, 5-2). 

Garden Grove League

Bolsa Grande 54, Garden Grove 49--Will Montgomery, who had 19 points and eight steals, hit a 26-footer to send the game into overtime and Omar Amaral hit two free throws late to seal the victory as the Matadors clinched their first league title since 1987. Amaral finished with 10 points and eight assists.

Ivy League

JW North 72, Moreno Valley 71 -- Lionel Dixon's offense and defense in the final 20 seconds helped Riverside North defeat Moreno Valley and clinch the Ivy League title. With 20 seconds left and Moreno Valley (5-4, 13-12) leading 71-69, Dixon scored a basket to tie the game, was fouled, and hit a free throw to put North (8-1, 19-6) ahead. Moreno Valley got the ball back after that, but Dixon stole it away with 10 seconds left, sealing the victory for the Huskies.MORENO VALLEY (71) -- Howard 10, Taylor 4, N.Jones 16, Johnson 8, Brooks 17, S.Brown 16. NORTH (72) -- Burnett 7, Dixon 25, B.Jones 15, McCloud 2, Bryant 2, Anderson 13, Washington 8.  Halftime score -- Moreno Valley 35-34. Three-point goals -- B.Jones 3, N.Jones 3, Brooks, S.Brown. Total fouls -- North 13, Moreno Valley 16. Fouled out -- None. 

Riverside Poly 62, Arlington 61--Josh Dunaj scored a game-high 22 points, including four free throws down the stretch, as Riverside Poly (3-6, 13-12) overcame a 17-point third-quarter deficit to win an Ivy League game. The loss dropped Riverside Arlington (6-3, 19-6) out of contention for the league title.RIVERSIDE POLY (62) -- Dunaj 22, Salazar 9, Lopez 6, Quezada 8, Vance 4, Lea 10, Masi 3. ARLINGTON (61) -- Tang 7, Lerma 5, Ware 13, Larsen 13, Carter 21, Simon 2. Halftime score -- Arlington 35-27. Three-point goals -- Tang, Ware 2, Larsen 3, Masi, Dunaj, Lea, Salazar 3. Total fouls -- Riverside Poly 17, Arlington 19. Fouled out -- Vance. 

Metro League

Boys Republic 92, Lake Arrowhead Christian 40--Cecil Sagapolu scored 20 points, and Tyron Squire scored 20 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead Boys Republic (16-6, 12-1). Jason Butler scored 10 points and grabbed six rebounds in the win for the Rams. BOYS REPUBLIC (92) Parrilla 8, Anderson 9, Sagapolu 20, Monzano 2, Ellis 8, Jones 2, Butler 10, Faulalo 1, Squire 20, Brown 12. LAKE ARROWHEAD CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS (40) Cote 7, Urroz 27, Netherland 6, Taylor 0, Baltaxe 0. Boys Republic 15 32 20 25 -- 92 LACS 11 8 9 12 -- 40 Total fouls: BR 8, LACS 5. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

Miramonte League

Garey 73, Hacienda Heights Wilson 63-- The game was close after one quarter, but the Vikings (18-7, 8-1) went on a tear, outscoring Wilson 41-23 in the middle two periods en route to the victory. Latarus Davis led Garey with 22 points, six assists and five rebounds, Brian Ponder added 12 points and seven rebounds, and Jermaine Flowers added 10 points and five rebounds.  GAREY (74) Ponder 12, Davis 22, Horigan 8, Flowers 10, Hill 11, Frey 1, Deleon 9. WILSON (64) Lee 5, Espinelli 19, Recinto 8, Parker 7, Griffin 10, Avellanea 5, Degiacomo 7, Cheng 2 Garey 22 24 17 10 -- 74 Wilson 21 12 11 19 -- 64 Total fouls: G 9, W 10. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none

Los Altos 67, Diamond Ranch 65--Senior guard Justin McMath, who set the school record for 3-pointers in a game (nine) earlier this season, has remained a long-range threat throughout league. McMath made seven 3-pointers and finished with 23 points to lead the  Conquerors. Los Altos (15-10, 5-4) was up by five points with seconds to go, when Diamond  Ranch (11-14, 2-7) made a 3-pointer to move to within two. Senior Justin Van Duyne scored a team-high 27 points as the squads combined for 23 3-pointer.Michael Criscione scored 17 points, including five 3-point shots, and grabbed six rebounds, and Richard Coombs scored 17 points and was 7-of-9 from the field in the loss for Diamond Ranch (11-14, 2-7). LOS ALTOS (67) Godinez 9, Perez 2, Miyamoto 3, McMath 23, Allen 3, Van Duyne 27. DIAMOND RANCH (65) Coombs 17, Williams 4, Ubom 4, Laurie 10, Davis 7, Knott 6, Criscione 17. Los Altos 14 12 24 17 -- 67 D. Ranch 16 12 15 22 -- 65 Total fouls: LA 9, DR 20. Fouled out: Flagg (DR). Technical fouls: none.

Mountain View League

La Sierra 73, Santiago 54 --La Sierra outscored Corona Santiago 25-11 in the second quarter (9 of 15) and 23-9 in the third quarter (10 of 16) and cruised to a Mountain View League victory. La Sierra (4-5, 8-16) kept its playoff hopes alive and can clinch third place and an automatic playoff berth with a victory at Corona Centennial Thursday. It can still make the playoffs with a loss Thursday, however. Justin Griffin led Santiago (6-3, 14-10) with 20 points.SANTIAGO (54) -- Griffin 20, Brody 2, LeDuc 5, O'Doherty 7, Pirch 8, Mirghafous 2, Bayati 1, Cliett 9. LA SIERRA (73) -- Cryder 14, Rincon 21, Midgett 15, Clayton 11, Smith 9, Howse 1, Logsdon 2. Halftime score -- La Sierra 38-25. Three-point goals -- Griffin 3, LeDuc, Cryder 2, Rincon 3, Clayton. Total fouls -- Santiago 16, La Sierra 13. Fouled out -- None. 

Mt. Baldy League

Etiwanda 62, Alta Loma 34--Romel Beck scored 19 points and Jason Burrell added nine points to lead Etiwanda (16-9, 8-1).ALTA LOMA (34) Rocco 2, Moore 4, Flemming 7, Roberts 3, Yasrale 4, Tobias 2, Johnson 8, Cade 2, Hynes 2. ETIWANDA (62) Wright 7, Burrell 9, Gipson 2, Beck 19, Hollis 4, Ben 4, Boyd 7, Dowd 6, Ross 4 Alta Loma 2 4 13 15 -- 34 Etiwanda 16 19 13 14 -- 62 Total fouls: AL 11, E 16. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

Ontario 83, Montclair 32--The Jaguars (17-8, 6-3) scored 31 points in the first quarter and cruised the rest of the way to the victory. Jonathon Levy led Ontario with 22 points, eight rebounds, four steals and three blocks, Marlon Mitchell added 16 points and four rebounds and Andrew Alhadeff dished out six assists. MONTCLAIR (32) McCorvey 2, Owens 3, Ellison 2, Holliman 2, Fregoso 1, Smith 6, Avery 13, Schaar 3. ONTARIO (83) Moffett 5, Levy 22, Burrell 4, Mireles 4, Rasheed 4, Mitchell 16, Mack 7, Alhadeff 6, Kinney 2, Dunn 6, Ringgold 3, Crane 4. Montclair 12 4 8 8 -- 32 Ontario 31 17 18 17 -- 83 Total fouls: M 15, O 18. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none. 

Rancho Cucamonga 98, Chaffey 66-- Corey Starks scored a game-high 27 points and Derick Andrew added 25 as the Cougars (23-2, 7-2) beat the Tigers (10-12, 3-5). RANCHO CUCAMONGA (98) Watts 3, Gilchrist 5, Mcdougal 14, Andrew 25, Starks 27, Berry 4, Adams 2, Wollam 4, Taylor 2, Williams 10, Aylor 2. CHAFFEY (66) Miranda 4, Kutkowski 12, Parker 8, Lewis 5, Stepney 13, Faulkner 17, Vilez 3, Hoe 2, Sconiers 2. Rancho Cuca. 25 25 31 19 -- 98 Chaffey 10 19 17 20 -- 66 Total fouls: R 22, C 14. Fouled out: none. Technical foul: McDougal (RC)

Ocean League

West Torrance 41, El Segundo 40--Logan Steinhauer hit a buzzer-beating 25-foot 3-pointer from the wing to propel the Warriors (17-8, 10-3) past the host Eagles (7-6 in league). Steinhauer finished with a team-high 12 points. Jamal Diwan and Travis Miller each added eight points for West. Jeramie Hopson finished with 15 points and 14 rebounds to pace El Segundo.

Leuzinger 63, Torrance 62--Brandon Conner scored nine of his 13 points in the last 3:30 and had the assist on Chaz Foster's winning layup to lead the visiting Olympians (17-6, 10-3). Foster finished with a game-high 24 points and grabbed nine rebounds. Jeff Kalama scored a game-high 15 points and Lance Keys scored 10 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Torrance (13-12, 7-6).

Mira Costa 48, Culver City 40--Taraz Lee scored a team-high 11 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, while I.V. Wiley scored seven of his nine points in the fourth quarter to lead the Mustangs (14-11, 8-5).

Olympic League

Orange Lutheran 76, Maranatha 38--Jason Whieldon had 30 points and eight assists as the Lancers (20-4, 8-1) knocked off visiting Maranatha (4-18, 2-7) to clinch their first league title since the 1988-89 season.

Pacific League

Crescenta Valley 69, Pasadena 68--The Falcons had just enough clutch shooting from the field and the free-throw line to defeat the Bulldogs, 69-68, and tighten the top of the league standings.  Chris Tarne's third 3-pointer gave Crescenta Valley a 52-50 lead at the end of the third quarter. But Pasadena stepped up their full-court defensive pressure and quickly took back the lead.  The Bulldogs (20-6, 8-1) went on an 11-3 run to open the final quarter with Josh Duncan's jumper giving Pasadena a 61-55 lead. But Pasadena's aggressive defense, which created several easy scoring  opportunities, also got the Bulldogs into foul trouble, with Crescenta Valley entering the bonus with over five minutes left.  Jimmy Goffredo made a 3-pointer, Tarne who led all scorers with 27, made two free throws and James Jenkins beat the shot clock on a fallaway jumper to give the Falcons a 62-61 lead.  Duncan, who scored 18 points, made a jumper then two free throws to put PHS ahead 65-62 with just over two minutes left.  Then Pasadena's aggression turned against them. Reggie Harmon received a noticeably late foul whistle as Goffredo attempted a 3-pointer. The guard made all three free throws to tie the game, 65-65, and take the wind from the Bulldogs' sails.   The Falcons (20-5, 7-2) denied the ball from Harmon, Pasadena's offensive sparkplug, and Duncan missed. Jenkins answered with a jumper to put CV ahead, 67-65 with 1:20 left. But Duncan and Dino Wilburn both missed off-balance shots that could have tied the game.  Tarne sealed the game with two free throws with six seconds left, rendering Harmon's 3-pointer at the buzzer meaningless.
Pasadena hosts Muir on Thursday, giving the Mustangs a shot at a co-championship.   Harasansky, and freshman Dionte Harris each had 11.

Pacific Coast League

Corona del Mar 69, University 52--Kevin Hansen had 28 points and nine rebounds as the host Sea Kings (19-6, 5-2) clinched at
least a share of the league title with a victory over the Trojans (15-9, 4-3)

Pacific View League

Oxnard 76, Hueneme 53--Matt Merricks came through with 22 points, eight steals and four assists in guiding Oxnard (21-4, 8-0) to its second straight undefeated league title.   It was Oxnard's 16th straight league victory. Nicholas Curtis of Oxnard scored 13 points and grabbed 14 rebounds. 

Channel Islands 60, Rio Mesa 52--Manny Berrelleza had 20 points, including five 3-pointers, to lead Channel Islands. Brian Long added 14 points for Channel Islands (3-4 in league). John McBride and David Kanongata'a each had 12 points for Rio Mesa (8-13, 2-5). 

Prep League

Flintridge Prep 53, Webb 40--Webb's season ended with 50 seconds left, because senior Noah Martinsen (who scored 13 points) collided with a player when he tried to block a shot and sustained a head injury. The injury isn't expected to be serious, but the game was called at that point. Ben Dey scored eight points and grabbed nine rebounds in the loss for the Gauls.WEBB (40) Martinsen 13, Dey 8, Lo 7, Lee 6, Rhodes 3, C. Hatae 2, Maloff 1. FLINTRIDGE PREP (53) Young 15, Harrison 9, Brown 9, Kroop 6, Prickett 4, O' Byrne 4, Wakasa 2, Winters 2, Strand 2. Webb 11 1 13 15 -- 40 Flintridge Prep 10 13 13 17 -- 53 Total fouls: W 20, FP 17. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

Rio Hondo League

Monrovia 71, South Pasadena 37--Monrovia clinched its first Rio Hondo League championship since 1987 in impressive fashion with a 71-37 victory over South Pasadena Tuesday night.   The victory prevented a possible first-place tie between the Wildcats and Tigers. Monrovia (21-2, 8-1) took control of the game early by concentrating on its inside game and then finding open perimeter shots when the middle was clogged.  Six of Monrovia's 10 first-quarter baskets came from within 10 feet of the basket. Steve Ford and Kenny Porchia combined for 16 first-quarter points down low.  The Wildcats played unselfishly, always searching for the open shot.   Richard Spicer, off a rebound, found Germaine Dixon with a quick, sharp pass in transition. Dixon, who received the pass under the basket, scored and was fouled. He made his free throw to give Monrovia a commanding 20-point lead with 1:19 left in the first quarter.  South Pasadena, which was outscored 27-8 in the first quarter, found the basket only once in the first seven minutes. The Tigers hit a mere 3 of 16 shots they took in the period, finding most of their attempts around the three-point arc.  South Pasadena slowed down the second quarter, limiting the Wildcats to nine points and holding a one-point advantage for the period. But the Wildcats returned to their first-quarter form in the second half, pushing the lead as high as 36 points.  The Wildcats' Bryant Markson and Ford led the Monrovia offense, scoring 15 and 14 points, respectively. 

San Andreas League

Cajon 56, San Gorgonio 55--A bizarre finish decided the outcome of the battle for second place in the San Andreas League on Tuesday night. In the final seconds, after San Bernardino San Gorgonio tied the score, the Spartans' bench was assessed a technical foul for celebrating. San Bernardino Cajon's Aaron Griffin then made two free throws to lift the Cowboys to a 56-55 victory. San Gorgonio (6-3 in league, 14-10 overall) led 52-49 with just more than a minute to play, but Cajon's Blake Walker sank a three-pointer to tie the score. Donovan Morris hit a jumper to put Cajon ahead 54-52. In the final seconds, San Gorgonio's Jabria Fields made a layup and was fouled, and players on the Spartans' bench celebrated. They were assessed a technical foul and, after Fields converted the three-point play to make it 55-54, Aaron Griffin made both technical foul shots.  With the victory, Cajon (7-2, 19-6) clinched second place, and San Gorgonio dropped to third. Both teams have already locked up automatic playoff berths. Junior guard Paul Roby scored a team-high 18 points for Cajon. Jamal Johnson led the Spartans with 18 points. San Gorgonio wraps up SAL play Thursday against league leader San Bernardino Pacific, and Cajon plays Yucaipa. CAJON (56) -- Griffin 10, Morris 11, Roby 18, Breeden 2, Walker 7, Norman 2, Dew 2, A.Harris 4. SAN GORGONIO (55) -- Harris 8, Fields 3, White 11, Johnson 18, Buchholz 5, Buckingham 5, Dowdy 5. Halftime score -- Cajon 32-29. Three-point goals -- Griffin 2, Roby 2, Walker, Buckingham, White 3, Dowdy. Total fouls -- Cajon 13, San Gorgonio 13. Fouled out -- none. Technical fouls -- Johnson, San Gorgonio bench.

Pacific 97, Colton 63--William Kimble scored 32 points and had 11 rebounds and eight blocks to lead San Bernardino Pacific to a San Andreas League victory. The Pirates (9-0, 23-2) have won 28 straight league games and have won 15 games this season by at least 30 points. PACIFIC (97) -- Smith 11, Kimble 32, Jury 11, Hall 15, Adams 18, Kinser 2, Cole 2, Gazzolo 2, Rawls 4. COLTON (63) -- Yasin 11, K.Pinckney 5, Miller 28, Vingua 4, Crenshaw 0, Jones 4, D.Pinckney 2, Elonzo 2, Bradshaw 7. Halftime score -- Pacific 49-28. Three-point goals -- Smith 2, Hall 2, Yasin 2. Miller. Total fouls -- Pacific 12, Colton 16. Fouled out -- none. Technical foul -- Pacific bench.  

Yucaipa 73, San Bernardino 65--Yucaipa's Matt Majors threw the ball in to Tom Carroll, who made a three-pointer with one second left, forcing the San Andreas League into overtime. Yucaipa took a five point lead with two minutes to go in overtime and Ben Osgood made two free throws and a layup to increase the Thunderbirds' lead. Osgood ended with 24 points and Carroll with 16, including four three-pointers for Yucaipa (4-5, 10-15). Charles Thaxton led San Bernardino (1-8, 9-16) with 20 points and Tojuan Terrell had 14.YUCAIPA (73) -- Majors 9, Martin 12, Osgood 24, Carroll 16, King 7, Griefnow 3, Orr 2. SAN BERNARDINO (65) -- Nonette 4, Terrell 14, Thaxton 20, Miller 8, Mixon 7, Stotts 2, Palmore 10. Halftime score -- Yucaipa 33-27. End of regulation -- 61-61. Three-point goals -- King, Majors, Griefnow, Carroll 4, Thaxton 3. Total fouls -- Yucaipa 17, San Bernardino 20. Fouled out -- none. Technical foul -- Stokes (SB).

San Gabriel Valley League

Dominguez 64, Gahr 45--Junior center Tyson Chandler (19 points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists, 5 blocked shots) and Darius Sanders (10 points) led the host Dons (25-2, 9-0), the newly crowned No. 1-ranked team in the nation, past the visiting Gladiators. Gahr (18-7, 5-4) got a game-high 20 points from Romalice Reed in the loss. 

Warren 58, Downey 55--Jason Dana scored a basket with two seconds left to give the Bears a 56-55 lead and Curtis Williams sealed the win with two free throws as Warren (20-5, 7-2) clinched second place in the league with a victory over the visiting Vikings (17-8, 4-5). 

Lynwood 91, Paramount 49--Sophomore guard Richard Chaney scored 16 of his career-high 30 points in the second quarter as the host Knights (9-11, 2-7) pounded the Pirates (0-9 in league).

Skyline League

Chaparral 62, Perris 50--PERRIS (50) -- Temecula Chaparral (9-0, 23-3) won its 15th consecutive game and clinched the Skyline League title behind 23 points from David Hopkins. Chaparral, ranked fourth in Division 2AA, led by 15 in the first half. Perris (6-3, 11-13) cut the lead to 54-48 with 2:17 to play, but Chaparral hit free throws down the stretch to secure the victoryJohnson 18, Tayler 6, Zimmer 15, Miller 2, Gillian 6, Barela 3. CHAPARRAL (62) -- Larsen 6, Hopkins 23, Buller 18, Brenier 0, Cooke 7, Ruffin 5, Scott 3. Halftime score -- Chaparral 32-22. Three-point goals -- Hopkins 3, Buller, Scott, Cooke, Johnson 3, Gillian 2, Barela. Total fouls -- Perris 16, Chaparral 15. Fouled out -- Tayler.

Banning 78, San Jacinto 54--Mike Davis scored 21 points and Geno Randle added 17 as Banning defeated San Jacinto, 78-54, Tuesday in a Skyline League game. Banning (6-3 in league, 13-13 overall) moved into a second-place tie with Perris in league. San Jacinto (1-8, 5-17) was outscored 26-7 in the second quarter and trailed by 20 at the half.  Flamingo Malone added 13 points for Banning. Corey Goddard and Michael Frazier scored 19 points apiece to lead San Jacinto.  BANNING (78) -- Randle 17, Malone 13, Davis 21, Foster 7, Allen 8, Harris 10, Russo 2. SAN JACINTO (54) -- Rose 6, Duquid 4, Goddard 19, Mendoza 2, Frazier 19, Brown 2, Butt 2. Halftime score -- Banning 43-23. Three-point goals -- Randle 2, Davis, Harris, Frazier 2. Total fouls -- Banning 21, San Jacinto 21. Fouled out -- Jackson (Banning).

Rim of the World 82, Yucca Valley 74--Junior forward Noah Urbina scored 16 of his 21 points in the first half as Lake Arrowhead Rim of the World bolted to a 50-34 halftime lead and hung on for a Skyline League victory. Yucca Valley cut the Scots' lead to four with a minute to go but baskets by Urbina and sophomore guard Jon Jurado and two free throws from junior forward Scott Creswell (18 points) preserved the victory. Senior center David Van Patten had eight points and 15 rebounds also for the Scots (4-5, 9-16), who need a victory at home against Perris to get their 10th win and petition for the playoffs. Yucca Valley (1-8, 3-20) was led by Joel Vizcarra's 24 points.RIM OF THE WORLD (82) -- George 14, Dougherty 11, Creswell 18, Jurado 11, Urbina 21, Van Patten 8. YUCCA VALLEY (74) -- Goza 18, Hettig 2, Simmons 12, Brower 18, Vizcarra 24. Halftime score -- Rim of the World 50-34. Three-point goals -- Dougherty, Jurado 2, Urbina 4, Goza 6, Vizcarra. Total fouls -- Rim of the World 14, Yucca Valley 16. Fouled out -- None.  

Sunbelt League

Rancho Verde 56, Murrieta Valley 55 --J.S. Nash's three-pointer with 2.5 seconds left gave Moreno Valley Rancho Verde a come-from-behind victory over Murrieta Valley and sole possession of third place in the Sunbelt League. Murrieta Valley (4-5, 13-12) led 55-53 with nine seconds left and had a chance to extend the lead, but Brian Ricks missed a pair of free throws. Nash grabbed the ball, fought his way down the court, and lobbed the ball from the top of the key for the game-winning shot, giving the Mustangs (5-4, 16-10) the victory.  RANCHO VERDE (56) -- Butler 3, Nash 32, Gayton 5, Singfield 6, Johnson 6, Clark 2, Morgan 2.  MURRIETA VALLEY (55) -- Williams 4, Ricks 8, Brown 8, Campbell 19, Linsley 2, Simeta 2, Rider 8, Mejia 1, Richardson 3. Halftime score -- Rancho Verde 34-30. Three-point goals -- Butler, Nash 6, Gayton, Williams, Ricks 2, Richardson. Total fouls -- Rancho Verde 17, Murrieta Valley 15. Fouled out -- None. 

Valley View 87,  Paloma Valley 69 --Menifee Paloma Valley gave Moreno Valley Valley View a fourth-quarter scare, but the
Eagles held on and remained undefeated in the Sunbelt League. Valley View (9-0, 19-7) took advantage of missed free throws by Paloma Valley (1-8, 7-19) down the stretch, rebounding and scoring baskets four times. Rickey Moore topped Paloma Valley with 39 points.PALOMA VALLEY (69) -- Moore 39, Bradeen 7, Tabor 9, Mejia 2, Brown 6, Alvarez 6.  VALLEY VIEW (87) -- Mims 28, Hampton 18, Logan 17, Duffy 7, Sommerville 2, Jones 6, Lindsey 9.   Halftime score -- Valley View 38-25. Three-point goals -- Mims 3, Hampton 2, Jones, Lindsey, Moore 2. Total fouls -- Paloma Valley 20, Valley View 18. Fouled out -- Lindsey.   

Sunkist League

Norte Vista 74, Elsinore 71 -- John Hanley made a 45-foot three-pointer as time ran out as Riverside Norte Vista ended Elsinore's 25-game Sunkist League winning streak. With Elsinore leading 70-69 with nine seconds remaining, Keaire Mims (22 points) made two free throws to give Norte Vista (7-2, 14-10) the lead. Josh Mativa (11 points) was fouled with four seconds remaining. After missing the first free throw, Mativa made the second to tie the game at 71-71. Hanley took the ball and heaved the ball from mid-court and banked in the shot. Ross Wolter scored a season-high 20 points for Elsinore (8-1, 22-4).ELSINORE (71) -- Mativa 11, Keahey 13, Wolter 20, Pesaniello 5, Cirilo 9, Maxey 11, Green 2. NORTE VISTA (74) -- K.Mims 22, W.Horn 20, Boyd 11, Hanley 6, Askins 7, H.Mims 8. Halftime score -- Norte Vista 35-28. Three-point goals -- Keahey 3, Wolter 4, Cirilo, Maxey, W.Horn 2, Hanley 2, Askins. Total fouls -- Norte Vista 15, Elsinore 19. Fouled out -- Boyd. Technical foul -- Mativa.

Valle Vista League

San Dimas 70, Northview 56--Matt Grundy scored 28 points, took 10 rebounds and shot five 3-pointers in the win for San Dimas (23-3,13-0). Micheal Ferrera also grabbed 11 rebounds for the Saints.  NORTHVIEW (56) Samudio 11, Griffen 4, Delatorre 4, Laws 33, Mercado 4.  SAN DIMAS (70) Malana 2, Greenlee 13, Ramirez 11, Grundy 28, Ferrera 12, Ingram 4. Northview 12 13 15 16 -- 56 San Dimas 14 17 18 21 -- 70 Total fouls: SD 15, N 16. Fouled out: Malana (SD) Technical fouls: noneBONITA (70) Carr 17, Musa 2, Ketterling 4, Erving 5, Jarrar 6, McCraven 12, Dean 22, Johnson 2. BALDWIN PARK (49) Ontieares 4, Cordero 16, Sanchez 2, Phung 6, Reese 5, Lopez 6, Guitierez 2, A. Hy 3, Lucsina 3, C. Hy 2. Bonita 15 16 24 15 -- 70 Baldwin Park 7 14 13 15 -- 49 Total fouls: B 16, BP 11. Fouled out: Reese (BP). Technical fouls: none 

Bonita 70, Baldwin Park 49-- The Bearcats (18-7, 10-3) held Baldwin Park to seven points in the first quarter, then put the game away with a 24- point outburst in the third. Chris Dean led Bonita with 22 points and 10 rebounds.

Victory League

Bloomington Christian 74, Baptist Christian 41--Host Bloomington Christian used a 20-5 second-quarter run to pull away in a Victory League game. BAPTIST CHRISTIAN (41) -- Van Peursen 2, D'Agosta 8, Cansdale 12, Acton 5, Carlson 7, Beasley 5, Fedduk 2. BLOOMINGTON CHRISTIAN (74) -- Martin 20, K.Jordan 8, Rollings 16, J.Jordan 4, Stearns 22, Stott 4. Halftime score -- Bloomington Christian 44-25. Three-point goals -- D'Agosta 2, Cansdale 4, Beasley, Martin 2, Rollings 3. Total fouls -- Baptist Christian 6, Bloomington Christian 11. Fouled out -- none Technical fouls -- none.

Ventura 66, Camarillo 41--Mike Derse scored 16 points and all 16 Ventura players scored in the non-league win at home. Tyler Ebell returned from an injured ankle to score eight points for Ventura (17-8).  Ian Caldwell led Camarillo with nine points.

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