SoCalHoops High School News

Game Scores and Details From
Wednesday 12/27/00--(Dec. 31, 2000)

A big week, and we've been away from the computer for most of it, actually watching games all over the place.  So, as the old year winds up, and 2001 approaches in a few hours, we're trying to catch up on what we missed.  These are the scores from Wednesday, December 27.  We'll have more the rest of the week's game scores as well posted up shortly.   We know we are missing some game details and we'll try to get them later tonight, but if you know the score or details of a game and it's not shown send it in to us either by e-mail or by posting it on the message board.

Atascadero Tournament

Atascadero 60, Whittier Christian 28-- Atascadero had 11 players score; Whittier Christian had only eight suit up.  The Greyhounds, 8-4, face Santa Maria next. Atascadero put together several long scoring runs against Whittier Christian. There was the 14-0 run in the first quarter, the 8-0 and 9-0 runs in the third, and the 7-0 run to begin the fourth. Riley Prickett had 14 points and six rebounds for Atascadero, while Jordan Lieser added 11 points and Pat Bresnahan nine. Atascadero played five games in six days last week, then had three days off before facing the Heralds. The Greyhounds picked up where they left off last week, extending their win streak to three games.

Paso Robles 52, Foothill 51 --Joel Freitas made a three-pointer with four seconds to play, giving Paso Robles its fourth last-second win of the season. The Bearcats, 9-1, face Righetti today in a championship semifinal. Paso Robles was trailing Foothill 50-45, when baskets by Ryan Twidwell and Garrett Wesch pulled the Bearcats to within a point with 19 seconds left. Paso Robles fouled, and after Foothill’s Daniel Hoffman made one free throw with 14 seconds to play, Freitas hit the game-winner.  Paso Robles fought itself for much of the game. The Bearcats had trouble getting much going against the Trojans and had difficulties containing Foothill center Anthony Robinson.  Paso Robles made a run at Foothill in the third quarter. But as the Bearcats took a one-point lead, 29-28, they quickly gave it away. The Trojans retook the lead on a Hoffman basket, then Robinson scored. On the play, Robinson was fouled by J.R. Webb, who was also called for a technical foul. That made for a five-point play. Foothill followed that up with a three-pointer to lead 37-29 headed into the fourth quarter. Twidwell led the Bearcats with a career-high 15 points, while Russell Lee added 10.

Santa Maria 48, Templeton 42-- The Eagles scored in single digits in each of the final three quarters, losing the first-round game to the Saints. Templeton held a five-point lead, 34-29, going into the fourth quarter, but that was gone in the first 2:43 as Santa Maria scored six unanswered points to take the lead. The Eagles tied the game at 38 on a Jeff Kuhn basket with 4:18 to play, but that was the last time they were ahead of the Saints. Kuhn finished with 19 points, while Randy Grimes added 10. Santa Maria’s Chuy Frausto and Michael Oani each had 10 points. Templeton, 1-11 overall, faces Whittier Christian next.

Beach Ball Classic (Myrtle Beach, SC)

Mater Dei 66, Myrtle Beach (S.C.) 55--Jamal Sampson scored 12 of his 18 points in the third quarter as Mater Dei (10-1) turned a 27-25 halftime lead into a 15-point lead after three quarters.  Cedric Bozeman finished with 19 points for Mater Dei in the first round. Myrtle Beach is 8-1.   Mike Strawberry had 12 rebounds and Ricky Porter had 11 points for Mater Dei, which plays Western Hills (Ohio) today.

Brea Olinda Tournament

Claremont 70, North Torrance 36 -- Sean Terrell scored 17 points to lead the Wolfpack to victory in the opening round of the Brea Olinda Tournament.

Gahr 61, Chaparral 48 --  Joe Buller led the way with 17 points and eight rebounds, but Gahr pulled away in the second half, outscoring Chaparral, 38-28. Ryan Cooke added 11 points and 10 boards for the Pumas (8-3), who go on to face Westlake today at 9:30 a.m. in the consolation bracket. Cerritos Gahr had a 16-8 advantage in the third quarter. Temecula Chaparral plays Westlake at 9:30 a.m. in the consolation quarterfinal of the Brea Olinda Christmas Tournament  GAHR (61) -- Reed 12, Jackson 16, Claxton 10, Rhoane 11, Shipp 9, Acosta 3.  CHAPARRAL (48) -- Castillo 5, Buller 17, Craig 7, Cooke 11, Owens 2, Chodola 2, Newman 4. Halftime score -- Gahr 23-20. Three-point goals -- Reed, Rhoane, Castillo, Buller, Craig. Total fouls -- Gahr 11, Chaparral 20. Fouled out -- Newman. Technical fouls -- none. Records: Chaparral 8-3

Muir 65, Westlake 57-- Jamaal Hall had 23 points to lead Muir in a first-round game. Westlake (4-3) got within a point with five minutes left but Muir pulled away from there. Tyler Adamsczyk had 23 points and nine rebounds for Westlake. Muir is 8-2 with the win.

Century Tournament

Calvary Chapel 53, Westminster 45--Bryan Filkey had 18 points and eight rebounds for Calvary Chapel (8-3) in the consolation game.

La Habra 80, Saddleback 56--Tristen Gadberry who had missed 10 games due to a back injury, had 25 points, including five three-pointers, in his first game back for La Habra (7-5) in the first round win. Sean McDonough 14 points, all in the first half, and 12 rebounds for La Habra, which will face Los Amigos next. 

Los Amigos 67, Santa Ana Valley 51--Peter Vu had 29 points and 10 rebounds and Haber Casillas had 14 points for Los Amigos (6-6) in the first-round game. 

Chaminade Tournament

AB Miller 81, Lancaster 63--The tough competition the boys' basketball team sought to prepare for next week's Golden League opener was found at the Chaminade tournament. Lancaster lost its opening-round game against A.B. Miller 81-63 on Wednesday. Michael Webb scored 16 points and Teddy Myers and Anthony Gamboa added nine each for the Eagles. A.B. Miller had five players score in double figures.

Chino Tournament

Pacifica 61, Mountain View 35 --Kelly Gurnea scored 19 points for Pacifica (5-5) in the first round.

Bellflower 65, Blair 47--Senior guard Terrell Hendricks had 17 points to lead the Buccaneers (7-4) past the Vikings in the first round. Sophomore guard Darryl Strawberry Jr. led Blair with 22 points. 

Bonita 63, Riverside MLK 58--Chris Dean scored 31 points and grabbed 14 rebounds Wednesday to lead Bonita High's boys' basketball team to a come-from-behind 63-58 victory over Martin Luther King in the first round of the Chino Tournament.  Dean hit two critical free throws down the stretch after Mike Clark had made all six of his attempts. Bonita (8-3) finished 14-for-16 from the line in the final period, overcoming a seven-point halftime deficit and a three-point deficit after three quarters.  Ramsey Jarrar added 10 points for the Bearcats. Marvin Lea hit a layup with one minute remaining to cut La Verne Bonita's lead to 59-58, but Bonita held off the Wolves and advanced in the Chino Tournament. Matt Thomas added 10 points for King. KING (58) -- Lea 30, Rosborough 7, Hilt 0, Thomas 10, Doss 6, Tjaden 2, Aragbaye 3. BONITA (63) -- Miller 3, Jarrar 10, Kannan 9, Dean 31, Assefa 2, Clark 8. Halftime score -- King 31-24. Three-point goals -- Lea, Rosborough, Aragbaye, Kannan, Dean 4. Total fouls -- King 20, Bonita 17. Fouled out -- none.  Records: Riverside King 7-3.

Chino 71, Trinity College 44 --The host Cowboys cruised in the opening round of the Chino Tournament against the squad from Canada. Wes Aleman scored 15 points and Aaron Marcey added 14 for Chino (4-9).

Ayala 67, Colton 49-- details not available.

El Rancho 58, West Covina 57 --Mark Elisaldez's clutch 3-pointer in the waning seconds of the final quarter capped a thrilling rally for the Dons, who opened the tournament on a winning note.  Elisaldez also had team-high scoring honors with 21 points for El Rancho (8-4), which outscored the Bulldogs 26-14 in the final quarter. Jino LaBomme scored 35 points in leading West Covina.

Pacifica 61, Mountain View 35--Kelly Gurnea scored a game-high 19 points and shot 8 for 8 from the foul line to lead the visiting Mariners (5-5) to a first-round victory. Joel Bruck added 14 points and 10 rebounds for Pacifica.

Covina Tournament

Bishop Amat 72, HH Wilson 58--Paul Porter led Bishop Amat High School's boys basketball team with 23 points as the Lancers came back from a halftime deficit to defeat Wilson, 72-58, and advance to the semifinals of the Covina Tournament.  Wilson forward James Griffin also scored 23 points. Griffin hit three three-pointers for the Wildcats, who had 10 three's in the game. After taking an early 18-15 lead, the Wildcats were outscored 20-18 in the second by the Lancers, but held onto a slim 36-35 lead going into the locker room.  Wilson hit seven three pointers in the half, most of which were made by Anthony Salgado. In the second half, the Lancers came alive, led by nine points from Porter. Amat held Wilson to only six points while taking a 53-42 lead after the third period. In the fourth, the Wildcats came back but clutch three-point shots from Porter and Alex Gomez were the difference.  Gomez was the defensive leader for the Lancers, pulling down eight rebounds and getting four steals. All of his nine points came on three-pointers, hitting three of four on the night.   Bishop Amat will face Pomona in the semifinals.

Championship quarterfinals

Pomona 39, Diamond Bar 38-- The Brahmas rallied down the stretch in limiting Pomona to just five points in the final quarter, but it wasn't enough to avoid a heartbreaking setback. Mark Jecmen scored 16 points to lead Diamond Bar (5-6). Embert Madison finished with a 16 points to pace the Red Devils (11-3). Embert Madison scored 15 points, Spencer Smith had 14 and Donte Holden added 11 as the Red Devils (10-3) won the first-round game of the Covina Tournament.

Charter Oak 65, Downey 59-- The Chargers saw their double-digit lead whittled down to two points in the fourth quarter, but then Nick Brown and his teammates responded. Brown finished with a team-leading 16 points and Sharif Elhaldy chipped in with 15 to lead four scorers for Charter Oak (10-3) in double figures.

Consolation quarterfinals

Los Altos 71,  Rancho Cucamonga 61 00The Conquerors discarded their recent shooting woes with a breakout showing in the first quarter for a quick double-digit lead en route to victory.  Senior forward Josh Allen led the effort in this one, scoring a career-best 26 points on 9-of-14 shooting from the floor and 11 rebounds. He was also 6-for-6 from the free throw line in the first half.   Brett Campbell, a 6-foot-4 senior center, also played a key role by dropping in 15 points and grabbing eight rebounds. Los Altos (6-7) continues in tournament action with today's noon matchup against South Hills.

Don Bambauer Christmas Classic (Corte Madera)  

Servite 49, Larkspur (Calif.) Drake 46--Sebastian Zielonka scored 12 points for the Friars, who made only 16 of 28 free throws. Servite is 6-6.  In the Long Island Christmas Classic: 

Sunny Hills 41, St. John's Prep (N.Y.) 30--Junior Clay Carmody had 18 points and 10 rebounds for Sunny Hills (10-3) in the first-round win. Adam Castillo had eight assists, five steals and six points for the Lancers. 

Estancia Tournament

Rosemead 69, Mary Star 68--Senior guard Jack Kalmeta made six 3-pointers en route to scoring a game-high 28 points but it still wasn't enough to lead his team to victory as the Stars (2-12) lost to the Panthers in pool play. 

Estancia 74, Bellvue (Washington) 68 --The Eagles (3-6) were down, 53-48, heading into the final period. But, with the benefit of hustle, determination, a few kind bounces and some timely shooting, the hosts rallied for a 74-68 triumph Sorce said could be a turning point.  Bellvue junior guard Scott Regener kept the Wolverines on top, en route to a game-high 40 points.  Senior Danny Valbuena and juniors Micah Young and George Prado, combined to produce all 26 fourth-quarter points for the Eagles, who host La Quinta tonight at 7:30 to close out pool play.  Valbuena, who watched most of the second and third quarters from the bench, erupted for nine points and eight rebounds in the final eight minutes, including a rebound and two foul shots to ice things in the final seconds.  Prado matched his career-high with 13 points. Regener finished 14 of 24 from the field, including 5 of 9 on three-pointers, and also hit 7 of 10 foul shots. His 40 points missed tying Justin McIntee's single-game tournament record by three.  Bellvue 20 15 18 15 - 68  Estancia 19 16 13 26 - 74  Bellvue - Regener 40, Lyle 6, Englund 5, Katsuhisa 5, Kanyika 4, Coombs 4, Wilkerson 2, Johanson 2.   3-pt. goals - Regener 5. Fouled out - Wilkerson.  Technicals - none.   Estancia - Maldonado 21, Young 21, Prado 13, D. Valbuena 9, K. Valbuena 7, Cachola 2, Romero 1.  3-pt. goals - Maldonado 4, Prado 2, K. Valbuena 1.  Fouled out - none.  Technicals - none.

Kennedy 87, Marina 85-- Kennedy's Robert Reyes hoisted a 24-footer that banked in at the buzzer of the second overtime to give Kennedy an 87-85 victory over Marina on Wednesday night in a pool-play game in the Estancia Holiday Classic at Estancia. Reyes' game-winning shot climaxed a strange sequence of events in the final moments. Marina's Beau Brown -- not the guy Kennedy coach Pat O'Hern wanted his players to foul -- made two free throws to raise the Vikings' lead to 84-81. Kennedy's Eric Aragon followed with a three-pointer to tie it with five seconds remaining. The Vikings' Matt Costello caught the ensuing inbound pass and was inexplicably fouled by the Fighting Irish's Rhema McKnight deep in Marina's backcourt as the buzzer sounded. The referees ordered that the game clock be changed to show one second remaining before Costello missed the first free throw and made the second to put Marina back on top, 85-84. Aragon grabbed the basketball, stepped behind the baseline and launched a baseball pass to Reyes -- who obviously would be the target, given that he was leading Kennedy in three-pointers with three at that point. Reyes made the catch, pivoted and launched his game-winning three-point bank shot. Kennedy is now 10-4, Marina 3-8.

Garces Tournament

Second Round

St. Joseph Santa Maria 72, Fresno-Kerman 40--Ryan Smith had 22 points as the Knights, 6-5, won their second game at the Garces Tournament.

First Round

El Segundo 59,  Mission Prep 57 (OT)--Mission Prep lost it's first game of the day. In the first game, Garrett Loughran had 18 points as the Royals could not hold a 31-28 halftime lead.

Consolation

Mission Prep 78,  Bakersfield Christian 46 --Mission Prep shook off a heartbreaker to win a second game in the consolation bracket. The Royals were beaten in overtime by El Segundo, 59-57, on a 15-foot jumper by Jeremy Hopson at the buzzer, but rebounded to defeated Bakersfield Christian 78-46 later in the day. Against Bakersfield Christian, Mission Prep enjoyed a 23-point second quarter and added 21 in the third for the easy victory. Gerald Purify had 23 points and 15 rebounds. Loughran added 18 with 19 from Brent Walker. The Royals are 9-7.

Hart Holiday Classic

Crespi 75, Palmdale 54--  Behind Andrew Moore, they couldn't have started out better in a 75-54 victory Wednesday over Palmdale in a first-round game.  Moore, who scored 16 of his 17 points in the first half, doesn't like the feeling of finishing second.  Kingsley Anyanwu had 12 points and 11 rebounds, Allan Ellis scored 12 points and Charlie Shiebler had 10 points, 10 assists and eight rebounds for Crespi (7-2).David Hall finished with 11 points for Palmdale (5-5).

Hart 60, Royal 58--Dylan Patterson scored on a rebound as time expired to lift the Indians (7-5).  Royal (1-7), which trailed most of the game, tied it, 58-58, on two free throws by Dathan Neal with 19 seconds left.   Paul Hanges had 18 points and eight rebounds for Hart (7-5).  Patterson finished with 16 points and Paul Hanges led all scorers with 18. Royal's Joel Hendershot scored 11 points while Chris Johnson and Matt Cormick finished with 10. 

Saugus 78, West Bakersfield 73--Marc Holmquist broke his school record with 16 assists and made a big three-point basket in overtime to power the Centurions (6-4). 

Camarillo 66, Littlerock 51--The Scorpions (8-4) were not called for a single foul in their first-round victory over the Lobos (4-8).  More importantly, Camarillo made 10 of 15 three-point shots. Ian Campbell, who finished with 18 points, made four of five three-point shots. Derek Rasp scored 15 points, and Jared Jungwirth and Jimmy Alstot each had 12 for Camarillo.  Tim Anderson finished with 14 points for Littlerock.  Ian Caldwell scored 18 points and Derrick Rasp added 15 to lead Camarillo in the first round. Little Rock was only whistled six times for fouls.

Murphy 64, Cleveland 40--Matthew Awad and Ahmad Wafisi each had 13 points for the Cavaliers (0-9).

North Hollywood 59, Reseda 43--The Huskies opened a 30-17 halftime lead.  Josiah James scored 16 points for North Hollywood (6-4).

Glendale 52, Beverly Hills 51--Hugo Guerrero scored 20 points and the Dynamiters (6-5) held on.

LACES 75, Burroughs (Burbank) 71----Keith Jarbo had 22 points, but the Indians (2-8) lost in double overtime.

Hemet West Valley Shootout

Katella Tournament

Western 80, Bolsa Grande 68 (OT)--Lavell Jones scored 13 of his 36 points in overtime and he also had 20 rebounds (LA Times) or 10 rebounds (OC Register) for Western. Omar Amaral had 28 points for Bolsa Grande

Katella 68, Norco 56 -- Katella made 16 of 22 free throws, while Norco was 4-of-7 from the line. Norco cut the lead to four late in the fourth quarter, but Katella held off the Cougars to win a second-round pool play game in the Katella Klassic. Norco plays Bolsa Grande in third-round pool play Thursday at 4:30 at Anaheim Katella. Eric Valenzuela led Norco with 18 points ANAHEIM KATELLA (68) -- Nabulsi 1, Alvarez 2, Avery 2, Parker 8, Espinosa 21, Alva 0, Tyson 30, Ywakiem 4.   NORCO (56) -- Bond 5, Smith 11, Black 10, Loop 4, Reyes 8, Valenzuela 18.   Halftime score -- Katella 29-28. Three-point goals -- Smith, Black 2, Espinosa, Tyson 2. Total fouls -- Katella 12, Norco 17. Fouled out -- none. Technical fouls -- Smith .  Records: Katella 8-4, Norco 8-4

Sultana 70, Buena Park 62--Senior 6-4 forward Jeff Taylor scored 19 points, and senior 6-1 forward Grant Labsch added 17 to lift the Sultans (5-7) over the Coyotes in the second round of pool play at the Katella Tournament. Senior 6-0 forward Danny Franklin added 12 points for Sultana.

LA Baptist Tournament

La Quinta Gamer Invitational

La Quinta 59, Ponderosa (Sacramento) 47-- After a slow-paced first half, the Blackhawks tightened their defense in the third quarter -- limiting Ponderosa to single digits -- and then raced away with the game in the fourth to open their inaugural Gamer Challenge with a 59-47 victory. Trailing 37-35 early in the fourth quarter, La Quinta (9-3) first tightened on defense (defending against Ponderosa’s perimeter shooters) and then began to take higher percentage shots. That paved the way for a 14-2 run that put the game out of reach.  St. Angelo finished with nine of his 16 points in the fourth quarter, seven of which came in the game-deciding rally. George Gutierrez scored seven of his 16 in the fourth and Chris Marrujo finished with 12.
La Quinta capped the game with an 8-0 run, going 6-for-6 at the free throw line (2-for-2 efforts by Gutierrez, St. Angelo and Daniel Martinez) and a nice slam dunk by Arron Aceves. George Gutierrez and Paul St. Angelo each finished with 16 points. St. Angelo had nine and Gutierrez had seven points in the fourth quarter. La Quinta plays Santa Rosa Cardinal Newman Thursday at 7 p.m. in pool play of the Gamer Invitational at La Quinta. PONDEROSA (47) -- Swarsrick 21, Montgomery 14, Belzgetz 3, Morris 1, Brown 5, Fausel 3.  LA QUINTA (59) -- Gutierrez 16, Martinez 6, St. Angelo 16, Marrujo 12, Aceves 9. Halftime score -- Ponderosa 25-21. Three-point goals -- St. Angelo 2, Montgomery 4, Swarsrick 2, Fausel 1. Total fouls -- Ponderosa 13, LaQuinta 9. Fouled out -- none. Technical fouls -- none. Records: LaQuinta 9-2, Ponderosa 4-3

Mira Costa 81, Granite Hills 51--The Mustangs went on a 24-3 run in the second quarter to pull away. DeWayne Morris scored 18 and Daniel William had 16.  For Granite Hills, Ramell Mitchell scored 11 and Gerard Kiamco chipped in with 10.

Ridgecrest Burroughs 51, Danville Monte Vista 46 --The Burros got a big scoring night out of 6-foot-11 Rory O’Neil. Already committed to USC, O’Neil led all scorers with 28 points. Karl Williams finished with 12. For Monte Vista, Chris Getty had 18 points and Jeff Jones had 14.

Bartlett (Alaska) 66, Cardinal Newman (Santa Rosa, CA) 55--The Golden Bears led for most of the way and put on a show for an impressive opener.

La Salle-Temple City Tournament

La Canada 66, Alhambra 40-- La Canada (9-2) had six players score at least six points.  With Alhambra concentrating on the low-post game of Spartan center Greg Gaudino in the first half, guards Robbie Neyland and Billy Hofman found open jump shots throughout the first two quarters.  Hofman scored nine of his 10 points in the first quarter, all coming from beyond the three-point line. The sophomore had a game-high seven assists. La Canada was four for seven (57.1%) from three-point territory in the first quarter and seven for 15 (46.7%) overall.  In the second and third quarters, it was Neyland's turn to do the scoring. The junior led a 11-1 run in the final four minutes of the second quarter to put La Canada ahead, 37-17, at halftime. Neyland had seven points in the second quarter and added 10 in the third to finish with a game-high 19. Even though Gaudino scored only four points, he finished with a season-high 15 rebounds.  Alhambra dropped to 8-3. La Canada 20 17 19 10 -- 66  Alhambra 10 7 9 14 -- 40  La Canada -- Neyland 19, Hofman 10, Turley 10, Ballard 8, Moore 7, Naples 6, Gaudino 4 and 15 rebounds, Barnes 2.  Three-pointers: Hofman 3, Neyland 2, Ballard 2.  Alhambra -- Harris 11, Chung 8, Tram 8, Su 7, Miller 6.   Three-pointers: Chung 2, Harris.

LA Marshall 45, Village Christian 37-- Village Christian dropped to the Barristers, 45-37, in a first-round game of the La Salle/Temple City Holiday Classic.   Village Christian (2-9) will play Alhambra High at 3 p.m. today at La Salle High. L.A. Marshall (5-5) forward, Osiris Bashir, was nearly uncontrollable. The 6-foot-4 senior had a team-high 20 points. None were more crucial than his final four points.  With Village Christian trailing by just three with less than two minutes remaining, Bashir scored a layup and sank two free throws in the final two minutes, sealing the win for his squad. The Barristers will play La Canada High at 6 p.m. today at La Salle High.  Crusader guard Daryl Ellis had a team-high 12 points.   Village Christian 9 12 8 8 -- 37  L.A. Marshall 7 12 12 14 -- 45  Village Christian -- Ellis 12, Barrett 9, Whitten 8, Hall 4, Briggs 2, Benko 2.   Three-pointers: Barrett 3, Whitten 2.  L.A. Marshall -- Bashir 20, Vasquez 9, Quinones 5, Beltran 4, Dayrit 3, Bacosa 2, Young 2.  Three-pointers: Quinones. 

La Salle 60, Providence 50--The La Salle High School boys basketball team's 60-50 victory over Providence on Wednesday in the opening round of the La Salle/Temple City Holiday Classic may look impressive on paper. But for Lancers coach Steve Goldstein, the team's performance was cause for concern. La Salle (6-5) dominated the second half, holding the Pioneers scoreless for 7:04 during a 17-0 run that began in the final minute of the second quarter. But the Lancers began the game sluggishly and lost momentum toward the end.  When the Lancers had momentum, Providence (2-4) offered little resistance. La Salle opened the court with a transition game that kept the Pioneer defense off-balance and confused. A solid full-court press throughout the second half further frustrated Providence in the backcourt and resulted in baskets by multiple Lancers players.  Jeremiah De Leon sprinted to the basket ahead of all defenders following a turnover to give the Lancers a 32-25 lead in the opening minutes of the third quarter. Steve Van Leewan and Matt Kelley each connected with quick baskets of their own on the Lancers' next two possessions to extend the lead to 36-25.  Providence cut into the Lancers' lead on 3-point baskets by sophomore Armen Yousseflan (14 points, four 3-pointers) late in the third quarter. But the P ioneers were unable to cut the lead to single digits. Providence center Derek Jones (14 points, 12 rebounds) tipped in a missed shot to tie the score 25-25 with 1:19 to play in the first half. But La Salle rallied, scoring five quick points on a pair of free throws by Austin Richey and a 3-point basket by Julian Harmon as time expired to start the 17-0 run.  Matt Kelley, who scored a team-high 16 points and had eight rebounds, gave the Lancers a strong inside presence.

Las Vegas Prep Championships

Fullerton 59, Henderson (Nev.) Basic 32--Fullerton (10-3) blew open a tight game with a 32-8 run in the second half. David Fells (LA Times) or Daniel Fells (OC Register) scored 22 points for the Indians in the second-round game.   Jack Thompson added 10 points for Fullerton

Las Vegas Western 69, Woodbridge 62--Woodbridge, ranked fourth in Orange County, got as close as three points late in the second half but could get
no closer.  Patrick Haddan and Tashaan Forehan-Kelly each scored 15 points for the Warriors and Danny Lambert scored 13 before fouling out.

Arroyo Grande 64, Mojave (Nev) 54--Phillip Johnson scored 22 points as Arroyo Grande defeated Mojave of Las Vegas 64-54 in a second-round game of the Las Vegas Prep Champions boys basketball tournament Wednesday. David Romero added 14 for the Eagles (12-1). Arroyo Grande led 31-23 at halftime before Mojave mounted a comeback, closing the gap to four points with 2:30 to play. But the Eagles put together a 6-0 run to pull away for good. Arroyo Grande beat Basic of Las Vegas 77-40 in the first round Tuesday.

Modesto Christian Tournament

Compton Centennial 103, San Francisco Hancock 31--The Apaches were playing on Wednesday without their best player. Apparently, they didn't need him. Playing without senior center Tony Key, who was visiting family out of state, Centennial (7-2) still had no trouble beating the Panthers (5-3) in pool play action at Modesto Christian High. Senior point guard Roscoe Biggers had 25 points and Anthony Davis scored 22 as the Apaches raced to a 52-22 lead at halftime. They play L.A. Washington   next.

Nogales 37th Annual Holiday Tournament

Diamond Ranch 73, Alta Loma 51  -- The Panthers cruised into the second round of the Nogales Tournament with a thumping of the Braves.   Daniel Knott had 17 points and six rebounds, Richard Coombs contributed 13 points and five rebounds, and Joe Davis had 12 points and five rebounds for Diamond Ranch (7-4), which faces Verbum Dei at 5:10 p.m. today in the quarterfinals.  Mike Richardson was Alta Loma's lone player in double figures with 11 points. 

Fontana 63, East Side Catholic (WA) 28-- Junior 6-6 forward Cory McJimson scored 15 points and collected 10 rebounds, and senior 6-1 guard Chris Duran added 13 points as the Steelers (5-4) defeated East Side Catholic of Washington in the first round of the Nogales Tournament. Cory McJimson, a junior forward, had 15 points and 10 rebounds to lead Fontana to a first-round victory in the Nogales Christmas Classic in LaPuente. Chris Duran added 13 points for the Steelers, who play LaVerne Damien at 3:45 Thursday. Fontana took a 17-5 lead after the first quarter and led for the entire game.  FONTANA (63) -- Gipson 4, Duran 13, McJimson 15, Williams 4, Crull 2, Clayton 2, S. Okoebor 4, Gallardo 3, Okolugbo 4, Mancha 8, Perry 2, J. Okoebor 2.  EAST SIDE (28) -- Dana 14, Moore 2, Bearm 6, Ramirez 2, Lipe 4.   Halftime score -- Fontana 31-13. Three-point goals -- Duran 3, Galardo, McJimson, Dana 2. Total fouls -- Fontana 11, East Side 10. Fouled out -- none. Technical fouls -- McJimson.  Records: Fontana 5-4.

Ontario Christian Tournament

Ontario Christian 78, Bethel Christian 70 -- The Knights got 26 points and 11 rebounds from Matt Hoekstra to win their second-round game in the Knight Time Classic.  David Landry also had a stellar performance, scoring 18 points to go with eight rebounds, eight assists and six steals. Ontario Christian faces Tri City at 7 tonight in the semifinals.

Arrowhead Christian Academy 86, Pasadena Poly 74--Senior forward Adam Dohner scored 38 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as the Eagles (7-3) beat the Panthers in the second round of the Ontario Christian Tournament. Center Nick Goltry scored 18 points, while senior point guard added 15 points and 11 assists. 

Orange Holiday Classic

La Mirada 58, Orange 38--Junior forward Michael Oronoz had 18 points and 7 rebounds to help the Matadores (4-9) beat the Panthers.

Loara 74, Costa Mesa 56 --For Loara's Saxons (10-3), the victory extends their winning streak to five games, while the Mustangs' modest three-game win streak was snapped as they shot 8 of 17 from three-point territory in the first half and only 3 of 13 in the second.  The Saxons also defeated Costa Mesa (7-5) in the season opener in the Loara Tournament, 61-49.   Costa Mesa 10 29 7 10 - 56  La Mirada 18 15 22 19 - 74  Costa Mesa - Whittaker 3, Payne 8, Vakili 17, Conte 9, Krikorian 6, Gandia 0, Clark 11, Millward 2, Biggio 0. 3-pt. goals - Vakili 5, Conte 2, Krikorian 2, Whittaker 1, Clark 1.  Fouled out - None.  Technical fouls - None.Loara - Brennan 15, Graham 8, Von Achen 18, Sheldon 11, Moses 7, Hawkes 15, Brown 0.  3-pt. goals - Brennan 2, Sheldon 1, Moses 1.  Fouled out - Hawkes.   Technical fouls - None.

Redondo Union Seahawk Classic Tournament

Washington Skyline 65, Wilson 56--Kevin Crockett and Quishawn Harrell each scored 20 points but it still wasn't enough as the Bruins (6-7) lost in pool
play at Redondo Union High. Wilson plays Leuzinger in the second round.

San Bernardino Kiwanis Tournament

Upland 85, Silverado 45 -- Prentice Harris scored 21 points, grabbed eight rebounds and added six steals as the Highlanders had little trouble with Silverado in the quarterfinals of the San Bernardino Kiwanis Tournament.   Sheldon Pace chipped in 12 points and 10 assists, Lionel Davis had 10 points and 10 rebounds and Kirk Snyder added 10 points for Upland (11-1). 

Rialto 79, Yucaipa 40-- The Knights (9-3) rebounded from their disappointing opening loss to Silverado by pressing and running the Thunderbirds (1-11) into submission Rialto, forcing Yucaipa into repeated turnovers, bolted to a 23-7 first-quarter lead and outscored the T-birds in every quarter.

San Bernardino 91,  Rim of the World 87 --The Cardinals (8-5) beat the Fighting Scots (4-8) for the third time this season, but had difficulty doing it. San Bernardino led by 14 points with 4:01 left, but Rim of the World climbed to 86-84 on a shot by junior forward Ryan Hartsock with 1:02 left. Senior forward Cory Tidwell, who scored a team-high 21 points, rebounded his own miss and scored to give the Cardinals the win.

Victor Valley 85, Kaiser 50-- Victor Valley went on a 29-2 second-half run to beat Kaiser 85-50 on Wednesday in the quarterfinals of the 43rd Annual Kiwanis Tournament. All 11 Jackrabbits in uniform scored, led by a game-high 21 points from junior 5-11 guard Josh Dillon.  Victor Valley (6-5) will play Pacific next.  The Jackrabbits held a 50-33 halftime lead against the Cats (6-5), who feature only juniors, sophomores and one freshman in their brief two-year history. But Kaiser went on a 10-2 run to begin the third quarter to close the gap to 52-43 with 2:12 remaining on a 15-foot jumper by sophomore forward Alan Wade (team-high 10 points).   The Jackrabbits then went on a 10-0 run to close out the quarter, and increased the run to 21-0 by the 5:12 mark of the fourth on a three-point basket by junior guard Dejesus Brown (10 points) to go up 73-43.  Also scoring in double figures for Victor Valley were junior 6-4 guard Steve Thompson (12 points, team-high eight rebounds) and senior 5-10 guard Kenny Thompson (10 points). Fontana Kaiser opened the half with a 9-2 run to pull within 52-43 but Victorville Victor Valley responded with a 21-0 run, spanning the end of the third quarter and into the fourth, to seal its spot into tonight's San Bernardino Kiwanis Tournament semifinals against San Bernardino Pacific. Fontana Kaiser, in its first year of varsity basketball, is 1-1 in the tournament. Junior Josh Dillon, brother of Jackrabbits graduate Ryan Dillon (a freshman at Cal State Fullerton) scored a game-high 21 points.  VICTOR VALLEY (85) -- Brown 12, M. Thompson 2, Chavez 5, Collins 2, J. Dillon 21, Holly 7, Barron 2, S. Thompson 12, D. Dillon 6, Wilhite 4, Davis 2, K. Thompson 10.  KAISER (50) -- Acevedo 8, Smith 9, Fajarda 4, Wade 10, G. Williams 7, S. Williams 9, McNickles 3. Halftime: Victor Valley 50-33. Three-point goals: Chavez, J. Dillon 2, K. Thompson, S. Williams, McNickles. Total fouls: Victor Valley 17, Kaiser 18. Fouled out: None. Technicals: None.  Records: Victor Valley 6-5. Kaiser 6-6.

San Gabriel Tournament

San Gabriel 54, South Pasadena 35--San Gabriel High School defeated visiting South Pasadena, 54-35, in a pool-play game that was as polished as a 9-year-old's Nikes and about as smoothly played as a Limp Bizkit guitar.    Coach Ryan Weisenberg, senior point guard Abe Apraku, and senior guard Kenneth Lau were each ejected in the final minute of Tuesday's 56-48 tournament loss to Gladstone. The trio, reportedly ejected for verbally abusing referees, were forced to miss Wednesday's game and the Tigers struggled mightily.  South Pasadena took a 2-1 lead midway through the first quarter on a Curtis Crosbie putback, and it turned out to be its only advantage. Phillip Lai's 3-pointer, which banked in, highlighted an 11-2 run that gave San Gabriel (7-5) a 12-4 lead. San Gabriel, which struggled from the free-throw line all night, then put together a solid three-minute stretch in the second quarter, highlighted by a 12-0 run that helped break open the game. South Pasadena (2-7) plays Arcadia. The Matadors had four players in double figures. Johnny Tran, Phillip Lai and Erik Avila scored 11 points apiece, and Tuan Tien had 10. The Tigers were led by Curtis Crosbie, who finished with 13 points.

Cerritos 77, St. Francis 67-- Senior guard Jason Convento led a balanced attack with 19 points as the Dons (4-9) defeated the Golden Knights in the first round of pool play. Tim Austin had 11 points for Cerritos.

Santa Barbara Holiday Classic

Dos Pueblos 75, Troy 48--The Chargers played solid defense and had great passing and strong perimeter shooting in their 75-48 win over the Warriors from Fullerton. Dos Pueblos junior guard Steve Graybill tossed in 22 points (four treys) and had some great passes.  Troy looked exceptionally quick in the first two quarters, but the Chargers (7-2) ran well with them down the stretch. Senior Omar Cowan had 13 points for the Chargers, including two treys. Senior Scott Roegner added 15. Sophomore guard Kevin Dalaful led all Troy scorers with 12 points. Dalafel had three treys.  DOS PUEBLOS -- Aguilera 3, Flores 2, Iden 3, Roegner 15, Jenkins 4, Cowan 13, Graybill 22, Sherman 7, Dalley 6, Merina 2. Total 75. TROY -- Chu 1, Tre. Hardemann 4, Baird 4, Chadna 10, Gilkes 10, Dalafu 12, Tra. Hardemann 8, Palta 3. Total 48. Dos Pueblos . . . 19 12 24 20 -- 75  Troy . . . 16 9 11 12 -- 48 3 point goals -- DP 6 (Graybill 4) fouled out -- Iden, DP. T 4 (Dalaful 3) fouled out -- none.

Santa Barbara 60, Campolindo 54--The Dons pulled away from their Moraga competition in the fourth quarter. Things were even at halftime, but the Dons (7-6) survived a big Campolindo third period and had strong performances from Trey Putnam and an injured Dommanic Ingerson to take the game.  Ingerson sustained a wrist injury sustained in the Rim Rattler tournament last week, but got medical clearance this week and came off the bench to score 18 points. Putnam was the difference for Santa Barbara underneath, putting in 23 points and helping Ingerson work the defense on Campolindo upstart Corbin Shields in the fourth quarter. Putnam also had 6 rebounds, 2 blocks and a steal. He shot 11-13 from the field. Shields, a senior guard, came out of nowhere to explode for 13 points in the third, including three treys. Switching Dante Bogan to defend Campolindo's Joey Keeperman, who finished with 19 points, was the difference late in the game. Campolindo (3-1) suffered their first loss of the year. SANTA BARBARA -- Putnam 23, Ingerson 18, DeRose 8, Koester 7, Burrus 4. Total 60. CAMPOLINDO -- Paterson 4, Keeperman 19, Shields 18, Preston 9, Booth 2, T. Connolly 2. Total 54. Santa Barbara . . . 15 10 17 18 -- 60  Campolindo . . . 12 13 19 10 -- 54 3 point goals -- SB 5 (Ingerson 4) fouled out -- none. C 7 (Shields 4) fouled out -- Preston.

West Torrance 53, San Marcos 40--The Warriors, reigning Ocean League champions, had a 23-15 halftime lead, though San Marcos' defense limited their hot shooters' looks in the second quarter. San Marcos made more noise inside in the second half, including power layups by Seamus McKiernan, Drew Spaventa and Aaron Mercer. But West Torrance was hitting inside and out enroute to a 12 point margin in the period. San Marcos was led by Mercer, who had 14 points. West Torrance, who had a height advantage on the Royals, got 11 from junior guard Brad Dolick.  SAN MARCOS -- McKiernan 8, Kupperman 2, Carlsen 1, Fortune 8, Mercer 14, Hill 2, Spaventa 5. Total 40. WEST TORRANCE -- Brown 2, Diwan 7, Dolick 11, Harris 5, Bellante 6, Hollyfield 10, Khoddam 1. Total 53. San Marcos . . . 9 6 10 15 -- 40  West Torrance . . . 16 7 22 8 -- 53   3 point goals -- SM 3 (Mercer 2) fouled out -- none. WT 6 (Dolick 3, Diwan 3) fouled out -- none.

Lincoln 68, Bishop Diego 21--The Lincoln Abes out of Tacoma, Washington threw their own welcome party against Bishop Diego. One of the top teams in Washington, Lincoln's lineup includes seven returning varsity players. Leonard White and Justin Holt led their attack with 12 points apiece. BISHOP DIEGO -- Renick 3, Jahagir 6, Gallagher 2, Minehan 2, Brown 4, Korsan 2, Vickers 2. Total 21.  LINCOLN -- Bullock 2, Crawford 4, Farrison 2, Shelton 10, Ahlstrand 6, Carr 2, Thompson 2, Shelton 6, White 12, Anderson 4, Holt 12, Stafford 5. Total 68.  Bishop Diego . . . 0 10 7 4 -- 21 Lincoln . . . 17 13 20 18 -- 68  3 point goals -- BD 0 fouled out -- none. L 2 (White) fouled out -- none.

Oxnard 68, Desert Mountain 50--Nick Curtis and Lee Abair each had 18 points to lead Oxnard over the Scottsdale, Ariz. team. Senior Chad Christiansen, who has signed with ASU, led the Wolves with 23 points.  Curtis registered a double-double by scoring 18 points and pulling down 16 rebounds to lead Oxnard to the win.  Lee Abair also had 18 for Oxnard (9-2) while Eric Webb finished with 10. 

Santa Monica 65, Lompoc 46--Lompoc had 14 points from Joel Smith but lost to Santa Monica 65-46.  The Vikings had 30 points from Jonathan Folonis, who is ranked among the best small forwards in the state by SoCalHoops.

Cabrillo 55, Pt. Loma 52--Cabrillo got 10 points apiece from David Drake and Brian McNease.

Santa Maria VCA Tournament

Buckley 93, Contra Costa 30-- The Buckley Griffins (8-1) making a statement in this tournament, outscored Contra Costa (5-6) 36-2 in the first quarter, and ultimately led 49-11 at the half.   Colin Ward Henninger (6'-4" Sr. F/G)  and David Gale (6'-1" Jr. PG) scored 30 of Buckley's 36 first quarter points.   Ward-Henninger finished with 26 points (10-12 from the field, 5-6 from the line) and Gale finished with 16 on perfect 7-7 shooting from the field (including 2-2 from three point range).  Gale scored 12 in the first quarter while Ward-Henninger had.  Gale also dished out 11 assists,  got 8 steals and grabbed 5 rebounds while Ward-Henninger had 9 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals.  Royal Weaver had three steals and four assists along with 2 points. Alex Clancy scored 9 points while Matt Wolfe scored 13.  Other Buckley scorers: Broukhim 4, Lalazerian 2, Murali Sivalingam 10, Jake Scannell 6.  Contra Costa (5-6) had no scorers in double figures.   Scorers were Ju 4, Kevin Greenland 9, Michael Low 2, Moses MBbong 4, Derek Foster 8 and David Northall 3.   Buckley--36  13  25  19--93;  Contra Costa--2  9  7  12--30.

South Lake Seahawk Tournament (Reston, Va)  

University (Irvine) 92, Herndon (Va.) 62--Hiro Christoph had 30 points , including seven three-pointers, for the Trojans. University made 16 of 30 three-point shots.

St. Anthony Tournament

Millikan 78, St.Margaret's 44--Senior guard Keith Moore had 20 points and  seven steals to help the Rams (8-4) beat the Tartans in pool play at St. Anthony High. Millikan took a 24-8 lead after the first quarter and went into halftime leading by 24 points. Senior guard Rodney Spencer added 15 points and Marcus Dove 10 in his first game back after suffering an injury three weeks ago. The Rams play tournament host St. Anthony tonight at 7:30 in more pool play.  Kevin Krouse scored 20 points for St. Margaret's (5-6) in the first round.

Canada St. Mary's 67, St. Anthony 62--Junior guard Lauren Brown had 16 points and senior center Jay Arizabal scored 14 but the Saints (4-8) still lost in the first-round of pool play. 

St. Francis (Mountain View) Tournament

San Ramon Valley 66, San Luis Obispo 47-- San Ramon outscored San Luis Obispo 20-6 in the third quarter en route to a 66-47 victory in the opening round of the St. Francis Tournament at Mountain View. Chad Vicory scored 18 points for the Tigers, who trailed 32-26 at halftime. Jeff Jenkins added 13. San Luis Obispo (3-7) faces St. Francis or Moreau Catholic next.

Torrey Pines National Prep Classic

National Cup

Corona Centennial 66, St. Dominic (NY)  55 -- David Sybesma and Jamaal Williams combined for 37 points to lead Corona Centennial into the quarterfinal round against Eisenhower Thursday at 5:30 p.m. in the National Prep Classic at Torrey Pines. Centennial, which improved its record to to 10-0, led 19-10 after the first quarter and led through the game. CENTENNIAL (66) -- Sybesma 16, Gonzales 14, Reese 10, J. Williams 18, B. Williams 6, E. Soderberg 2. ST. DOMINIC (55) -- Doyle 20, Bosl 9, Grinnon 9, Houlihan 7, Bebry 7, Lopiano 3.   Halftime score -- Centennial 35-26. Three-point goals -- Sybesma 2, Gonzales, Bosl 3, Grinnon, Lopiano. Total fouls -- Centennial 14, St. Dominic 17. Fouled out -- Bosl. Technical fouls -- none.  Records: Centennial 10-0.

Eisenhower 77, Fremont (Oakland) 50-- Senior forward Alex Acker scored 19 points, including 12 on three-pointers, as the Eisenhower High School boys basketball team defeated Fremont 77-50 on Wednesday in the National Prep Classic at Torrey Pines High School. Eagles  Aaron Procter and John Shileds each scored 15 points for the Eagles (8-2), while Donte Jackson added 11 points, eight assists and six steals.

Merrill West 67, Riverside North 53 -details not available. 

Los Alamitos 58, Sylmar 38 --The Griffins used a 16-6 first quarter run and 29 points from Brian Rakusin in a first-round win at Torrey Pines High in San Diego. Mark Lotman had 13 points for Los Alamitos.

Ocean View 63, Fremont 51--Marques Crane scored 26 points and had 14 rebounds to lead the sixth-ranked Seahawks (8-2) to a first round victory. Torin Beeler added 21 points and 14 rebounds for Ocean View.

Governor's Cup

Fallbrook 57, Wesley College (Australia) 40-- Fallbrook jumped on Wesley quickly, leading 15-3 early in the first quarter. The Wildcats whittled the lead to 20-17 midway through the third quarter, but the lead was back to 33-22 at the half as Fallbrook forced 14 first-half turnovers.  Fallbrook built the margin to 16 midway through the third quarter. Wesley College cut the margin to nine near the end of the quarter, but could get no closer as Kenny McFerran paced Fallbrook with 16 points and Tim Manning added 15 points and six rebounds. Fallbrook improved to 7-2 with the win.  The players from Wesley College, an exclusive prep school, are on a three-week tour of the U.S. After San Diego, the team moves to Las Vegas for a series of games before taking the final week to see Southern California. Originally, the trip called for stops in San Diego, Phoenix and Portland, but the Stone explained the Australian dollar took a nose dive and the cost of the trip nearly doubled from $3,000 to $5,000 a person.

Ventura Kiwanis Tournament

Channel Islands 60, Santa Paula 59--Manny Berrelleza scored 18 points and Channel Islands hit 9 of 10 free throws down the stretch to hold off Santa Paula in the opening round of pool play.  Alex Solis had 15 points and Trevor Gaines had 11 points for Channel Islands (4-6). Santa Paula, led by Ryan Frutos's 26 points, had a chance to tie the game with one second left when Paul Bustos was awarded two free throws.  Instead, a lane violation was called, reducing Bustos to just one free throw, which he hit.

Rio Mesa 65, Nordhoff 62 (2OT)--John Moreno and Dainel Bednar each tallied 16 points to lead Rio Mesa to the double-overtime victory. Matt Murphy led Nordhoff with 19 points while Eric Bensley chipped in 17. Nordhoff (6-4) takes on Antelope Valley while Rio Mesa faces Buena.

Buena 82, Antelope Valley 71-- Ryan Cobos hit 6 of 8 shots from 3-point range to finish with a team-high 18 points, and Buena connected on a season-high 11 3-pointers to ring up an impressive 82-71 victory.    Hammering Antelope Valley on the boards from the opening tipoff, Buena piled up a 37-19 edge in rebounds. Matt Colton, despite fouling in the first three minutes of the third quarter, notched 14 points and 11 rebounds. Nick Cunningham had nine points and rebounds. In improving to 9-4, Buena gave every indication of peaking in time for the start of the Channel League campaign next week. Buena set the tone in the opening quarter, scoring on five rebound baskets in the first 5:30 of the opening quarter to burst out to a 17-5 lead. The advantage swelled to 25-9 at the close of the first period, and as high as 24 points (40-16) midway through the second period.  Colton, a 6-foot-5 senior, scored 12 points in the opening quarter and racked up 14 by halftime. Buena took a 44-26 lead into intermission. Antelope Valley, with junior guard Terrell White scoring 22 of his game-high 25 points in the second half, got as close seven points in the third quarter. But Bobby Meyer responded with one of his three 3-points to close the third period, and Buena shot down Antelope Valley's 2-3 zone in the final quarter.

Ventura 58, Morro Bay 54-- Morro Bay fell to Ventura, 58-54, in the first day of the Ventura Tournament. The Pirates closed within a basket before committing a turnover with 28 seconds remaining. Ventura made a pair of free throws to seal it. Nick Humphrey led the team with 22 points while Derrick Dickson added 12. The Pirates, 3-7, will play Santa Paula as pool play continues. Jason Gruber recorded 14 points and 10 rebounds to lead Ventura (6-6) to the victory at home.  Bryan Easterly led Ventura with 16 points. Morro Bay's Nick Humphries tallied 22 points. Ventura plays tonight at 7 against Channel Islands

Victor Valley Christian Tournament

Apple Valley Christian 75, Trona 51-- Senior 6-0 forward Michael Stewart scored 28 points and pulled down six rebounds as the Warriors (8-1) defeated the Tornadoes in the first round of the Victor Valley Christian Tournament. Senior 6-5 center Forrest Taylor added 22 points, nine rebounds and six assists for Apple Valley Christian.

Desert Hot Springs 59, Santa Clarita 52-- Mateo Ortega scored 20 points and Greg McSwain added 15 as the Golden Eagles advanced in the Victory Valley Tournament. Desert Hot Springs plays Apple Valley at 4:30 p.m. as the tournament continues.

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