Claremont 76, Glendora 55-- Shaddean Aaron scored a game-high 26 points and also grabbed eight rebounds to lift Claremont to a 76-55 Baseline League win over Glendora in front of a sold-out crowd at Claremont on Friday night. The Wolfpack (12-4, 1-0), who dropped a 77-58 decision to Glendora (14-2, 0-1) earlier this year in the championship game of the Glendora Tournament, never did trail in the game. They kept a nine-point lead through the entire first quarter and held a 37-24 halftime lead. Sean Terrell, who held one of Glendora's top players Kyle Beckler to only five points, scored 16 points including four 3-pointers.  Tartans center Spencer Foster rolled an ankle in practice this week and didn't play and Claremont cruised to the win. The Wolfpack made 28-of-53 shots (53%), including a 5-for-5 fourth-quarter performance by junior forward Shaddean Aaron. Claremont led 37-24 at halftime and outrebounded the depleted Tartans 17-11.   Aaron scored 13 of his game-high 26 points in the first half and forward Micah Lombard added six of his nine rebounds and 13 of his 17 points by the break. Glendora (13-2) was led by guard Lauren Smith who finished with 13 points, but  attempted just one first-quarter field goal. Michael Mehanna, had 17 points, but missed his only field goal try of the second quarter. Foster's replacement at center, Marcus Bryan, didn't score.  Claremont guard Sean Terrell finished with 16 points.   In the second half Claremont led by 20, ultimately winning by the final 21 point margin. GLENDORA (55) Smith 11, Monroe 10, Beckler 5, Mehanna 17, Alvarez 8, Onaka 4. CLAREMONT (76) White 9, Terrell 16, Green 2, Aaron 26, Wilburn 2, Wilson 4, Lombard 17. Glendora 11 13 10 21 -- 55 Claremont 20 17 18 21 -- 76 Total fouls: G 15, C 24. Fouled out: White (C), Wilburn (C), Onaka (G). Technical fouls: Lombard (C).

Chino 77, Don Lugo 69-- Tjayi Malone scored 20 points and grabbed nine rebounds, and Robert White scored 20 points, had 10 assists and grabbed eight rebounds to lift Chino (6-11, 1-0). Andy Galindo added 30 points in the loss for Don Lugo. DON LUGO (69) Amaya 3, Ceseran 3, Galindo 30, Plucko 12, Guzik 2, Baker 2, Hill 10, Fender 7. CHINO (77) Aleman 12, Nafif 2, Dominguez 9, White 20, Marcey 12, Malone 20, Putnam 2. Don Lugo 14 26 9 20 -- 69 Chino 8 31 21 17 -- 77 Total fouls: DL 20, C 22. Fouled out: Galindo (DL), Aleman (C). Technical fouls: bench (DL).

Bay League

Inglewood 63, Santa Monica 60--D'Angelo Collins had 21 points and sev en rebounds to lead Inglewood at Santa Monica.  Anthony Davis hit two 3-pointers on his way to 17 points and Ray Reed added 16 points for the Sentinels (12-4, 2-0).

Mira Costa 58, Leuzinger 56-- Leuzinger's Derrick Clark, who finished with a game-high 16 points, missed a shot at the buzzer to give give host Mira Costa a 58-56 win in a Bay League game.  Leuzinger (0-2 league) refused to give up when Mira Costa (9-5, 1-1) held a significant lead. Leuzinger bounced back from deficits of 12 points and nine points.  Chase Wixom led Mira Costa with 13 points.

Peninsula 55, North Torrance 38--Kevin Gardner led all scorers with 18 points and Austin Cinnamond added 12 points for Peninsula, which improved to 10-5 overall and 1-1 in league.

Redondo 68, Morningside 49--Dijon Thompson had 28 points, 12 rebounds and three assists to lead visiting Redondo.  Redondo (11-4, 2-0) outscored Morningside 22-11 in the third quarter. Andrew Zahn had 18 points, six rebounds and three blocks and point guard Keith Ellison had seven points, nine rebounds and seven assists. Morningside is 5-6, 1-1.

Camino Real League

St. Monica 99, Cantwell Sacred Heart 39--St. Monica was physically dominant. Cole added 18 rebounds to his 30 points. Five players scored in double figures. The only bright spot for Cantwell was Anthony Stringer, who displayed some athletic penetrations en route to 14 points. St. Monica 23 20 33 23 99 Cantwell 6 9 12 12 39 St. Monica: Cole 30, Rakestraw 16, Shelby 12, Nunley 12, Washington 10, English 5, Cruz 4, Owens 4, Tanios 2, Walker 2, Guillory 2 Cantwell: Stringer 14, Lillick 9, Cox 6, Duthoy 5, Ngo 3, Acosta 2

Mary Star 58, Don Bosco Tech 56--Mary Star's Jack Kalmeta scored a game-high 27 points and hit a two consecutive 30 footers and a slashing layup with 4.2 seconds remaining as the Stars opened league play with the win.   Kalmeta finished 9-for-20 from the field, but made just one of his first six shots as the Stars fell behind Bosco Tech 17-9. Kalmeta, an 80-percent free-throw shooter, converted just three of seven shots from the foul line. Mary Star improved to 4-12, 1-0. Andrew Vidovich scored seven points and Chris Cosgrove and Chris Navarre each had six points for the Stars

Villa Park 70, El Modena 44--Sean Phaler had 16 points and 10 rebounds for the Spartans (12-2, 1-0).

Canyon Anaheim 90, Foothill 68--Foothill dropped to 8-9, 0-1 while Canyon won the league opener behind Matt Baranick's game-high 29 points.  Chad Bigler had 29 as well for Foothill. 

Channel League

Ventura 56, Buena 47--Tyler Ebell had 18 points and six assists for Ventura in a Channel League opener at Ventura College. Bryan Easterly had 12 points and 10 rebounds for Ventura (10-7). Buena dropped to 11-6 overall with the loss.  Bryan Easterly and Jason Gruber led Ventura (10-7, 1-0) to a 56-47 victory Friday night at Ventura College in the Channel League opener for both teams. Tyler Ebell, playing in his second game since completing his football season, and Easterly had 18 and 12 points, respectively for Ventura.  Bobby Meyer and Ryan Cobos led Buena with 11 and 10 points, respectively.  Ventura scored the game's first nine points and had an 13-4 margin until back-to-back 3-point field goals by Cobos and Roosevelt Bolden in the closing minutes of the first quarter.  Buena, winner of nine of its last 11 games entering Friday night, cut the deficit to one point early in the second half, thanks to Matt Colton, who scored seven points in a 10-5 run by the Bulldogs.  Colton managed just one point the rest of the game, denied a chance to get the ball repeatedly by Easterly and Gruber.  A crucial officiating call seemed to take the air out of Buena's momentum. With Buena trailing 27-25, Cobos stole the ball in the Ventura backcourt. He drove the Buena lane and made a short jumper. The basket was initially waved off as an official ruled a blocking foul on Ebell. The official reversed his own call when informed the ball had gone in the basket. After Ventura lodged a protest, the officials huddled again and switched to the initial ruling. Ventura responded with an 11-0 run. Buena made it interesting in the game's closing minutes. Cobos and Bobby Meyer made 3-point field goals on consecutive possessions to close the margin to 52-47 with 48 seconds left. For Ventura, whose last five games were each decided by five points or less, this was not what it needed. Trevor Robinson and Ebell each made two free throws in the last 39 seconds to secure the victory. Ventura (56) — Ebell 7 2-3 18, Prophet 0 5-6 5, Robinson 3 2-4 9, Easterly 6 1-2 13, Davis 1 0-0 3, Gruber 4 0-0 8. Buena (47) — Bolden 3 0-0 8, Dybvig 1 2-4 4, Smith 1 2-4 4, Meyer 3 2-2 11, Cobos 3 2-6 11, Colton 3 2-4 8.  Ventura--16  11  14  15 --56;  Buena 10  10   9  18--47 3-Point goals — Ventura (Ebell 2, Robinson, Davis). Buena (Bolden 2, Meyer 3, Cobos 3). Fouled out — None. Total fouls — Ventura 18, Buena 8. Records — Ventura 10-7, 1-0; Buena 11-6, 0-1.

Santa Barbara 34, San Marcos 33-- In an uncharacteristically low scoring game Santa Barbara pulled out a 1 point win behind clutch scoring of Dommanic Ingerson. Santa Barbara trailed 33-32 with 20 seconds to play.   Ingerson came off a screen and grabbed a pass on the left side of the basket, spun around and swished a 12-foot shot that left about eights seconds on the clock.  San Marcos turned the ball over trying to set up for a tying shot as time expired. Santa Barbara improved to 10-7, 1-0 while San Marcos dropped to 4-8, 0-1 and the Royals have now lost six straight. San Marcos hit on only 13 of 49 shots while Santa Barbara was 12 for 34. San Marcos junior point guard Asher Kupperman was the game's leading scorer with 13 points. Dante Bogan led the Dons with 11 points while Trey Putnam had eight points and six rebounds.  SAN MARCOS - Kupperman 13, Spaventa 7, Fortune 3, Mercer 3, McKiernan 7. Totals 13 4-9 33. SANTA BARBARA - Putnam 8, Koester 6, Ingerson 4, Bogan 11, DeRose 3, Waterman 2. Totals 12 9-14 34.  San Marcos . . . 13 8 3 8 - 33  Santa Barbara . . . 10 8 9 7 - 34 3-point goals- 3 (Kupperman, Spaventa, Fortune), SB 1 (Bogan). Fouled out - none.

Linfield 82, Calvary Chapel Murrieta 69--details not available.

Arrowhead Christian 79, Western Christian 73-- ACA - Adam Dohner 27, Nick Goltry 19, Josh Breckley 12 (11 rebounds), Chris Becerra 10, Will Britt 9 (5 rebounds, 4 steals), Josh Cloud 2, Chris Carter 0, Jacob Goltry 0 (3 rebounds).   Western Christian - Brad Meister 14, Shawn Lokar 31, Blake Allison 8, Sean Chin 7, Andrew Allison 5, Eason Chin 3, Ryan Wobnitz 3. ACA record - 10-4, 1-0 Christian League. Next game - Tuesday vs. Loma Linda, 7:30 p.m. Arrowhead Christian12 35 11 21 - 79   Western Christian9 20 23 19 - 71 Fouled out - Becerra (A), Breckley (A). Technicals - Dohner (A).

San Jacinto 78, Riverside Notre Dame 63--details not available.

Beaumont 39, Big Bear 37--details not available.

Del Rey League

Bishop Montgomery 61, St. Bernard 39--Errick Craven scored 26 points to lead visiting Bishop Montgomery (11-2) in the league opener.   Donald Penn scored 11 to pace St. Bernard (0-1 league).

Serra 59, Bishop Amat 50--Eugene Jeter scored 16 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter to spark a 22-14 run as host Serra defeated Bishop Amat. Willie Asburry added 16 points for Serra (11-7, 1-0). 

California 73, Santa Fe 65--California High School almost wasted a sparkling first quarter but regained control late in the contest and held off stubborn Santa Fe for a 73-65 victory in their Del Rio League opener Friday night. California started with five field goals from David Shellman who finished with 16 points and Matt Amido had 9.  Robert Ruiz had 13 and Temidara had 14. Santa Fe's Duke Rivera was ejected after a collision under California's basket. Four technical fouls were called, one of them a double technical.  Santa Fe, trailing 58-49 going into the fourth quarter, cut the margin to three points at 61-58 on Temidara's 3-pointer and a follow basket by Gamble (12), but the Condors answered with a 3-pointer from Amido, baskets from Ruben Anchondo who finished with 10 and Shellman hit five of six free throw attempts in the final 24 seconds. Scottie Frazier had 13 points for the Condors.

El Rancho 78 Whittier 65-- details not available.

Montclair Prep 58, Campbell Hall 55--The Daily News was the only paper which carried the box for this game, and it was characteristically incomplete, showing only Robert Locke scoring 20 for Campbell Hall.  Likewise, the scoring reported for MCP doesn't add up to the game total, but exceeds it by 10 points, so someone somewhere is getting credit for baskets not scored. But here's what the paper had anyway (which totals to 68. . .why can't the Daily News just employ some folks who can add totals, like the LA Times requires?)--Derek Daniels 22, Robert Lewis 10, Eric Kaufman 21, Mark Johnson 4, Anderle 2, Trump 4, Davis 2, Hartunian 3. MP 6-7, 1-0.

Brentwood 71, Whitney 60-- Sophomore guard Daniel Son scored a game high 20 points for Whitney an dsenior point guard Gary Polk had 12 and 7 assists but it wasn't enough as the Wildcats (7-5, 0-1) lost to the visiting Eagles (6-9, 1-0) in the Delphic League opener.  Brentwod scoring:  Chambers 6, Dickerson 3, henry 15, Kussman 16, Mishimoa 2, Turner 2, Dawson 5, Donefeld 5, Egwuatu 45, Bak 9, Zumwalt 2;  Whitney: Yu 1, Polk 12, on 20, Mohammad 3, Lim 10, Park 4, Wijatman 3, S. Tsai 7..

Desert Sky League

Silverado 71, Barstow 40 -- details not available.

Ridgecrest Burroughs 75,  Granite Hills 42-- details not available.

Desert Valley League

La Quinta 66, Indio 42--The Blackhawks opened the game with an 18-9 run and improved to 12-4 on the season. For La Quinta (12-4, 1-1), George Gutierrez led all scorers with 31 points. Daniel Martinez finished with 17 points and nine assists. Paul St. Angelo had 12 points. La Quinta --18 14 17 17 -- 66;   Indio-- 9 11 10 12 -- 42  La Quinta: George Gutierrez 31, Daniel Martinez 17, St. Angelo 12, Aceves 7, Marrujo 2, Moreno, Beavers 2. Indio: Robinson 7, Hays 3, Lopez 3, Nieto 3, Martinez 2, M. Lopez 5, King 12, Kitigawa 3, Isaacson 2, Perez 2   3-pointers: Martinez, St. Angelo 2, Nieto, Hays, Lopez, Kitigawa.

Palm Springs 44, Palm Desert 38--With leading scorer Caleb Barton struggling with the flu and playing without 6-foot-6 center John Dahlin, the Indians relied on their defense and held Palm Desert’s leading scorer Josh Zazulia to just six points. Palm Springs (7-6 overall, 1-0 in the DVL) got 11 points and 10 rebounds from Antonio Greer and 10 points from Howard. Palm Desert-- 8  8 8 14 -- 38 Palm Springs-- 8  6  12 18 -- 44  Palm Desert: Harris 16, Brady 8, Zazulia 6, Henry 4, McQuillen 3, Smith. Palm Springs: Greer 11, Howard 10, Barton 5, Fenton 4, Whitted 4, Harris 4, Johnson 4, Berry 2. 3-pointers: Zazulia 2, McQuillen, Brady 2

La Verne Lutheran 79, Southlands Christian 50--The Trojans (7-3, 2-0) went up 35-10 at the half en route to the win. Michael Lee led the team with16 points, seven rebounds and four assists, Ryan Cumberland added 15 points and eight rebounds and Jon Harmon added 12 points. SOUTHLANDS CHRISTIAN (50)  J. Mejia 2, Palarz 2, Solis 7, F. Gerdine 7, S. Gerdine 23, Drury 3, Weatherspoon 2, Roarke 4. LA VERNE LUTHERAN (79) Sitoti 2, Patton 2, Seckrater 8, Terry 4, Di Liverto 2, Lee 16, Cumberland 15, Harmon 12, Moore 6, M. Mejia 1, Theus 11. Southlands Christian 5 5 12 28 --   50 La Verne Lutheran 17 18 20 24 -- 79 Total fouls: SC 14, LVL 17. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

Liberty Christian 48, Eastside Christian 41-- LC improved to 1-0 and EC dropped to 0-1 in league.

Nordhoff 78, Malibu 45--Matt Murphy registered 23 points while Eric Bensley had 17 points and three blocks for Nordhoff (8-5, 1-0) in the home victory.  Malibu (45) — Townsend 17, Garner 4, Rappaport 2, Clark 3, Woodring 7, Briggs 3, Smith 9.Nordhoff (78) — Bensley 17, Murphy 23, Parziale 10, Swift 6, Thomas 4, Stroop 10, Nash 1, Nylander 2, Cioffi 2, Michel 3. Malibu--16  8   14  7--45;  Nord--22  20  15  21--78;  3-Point goals — Nordhoff 4 (Murphy 3, Michel 1). Records — Nordhoff 8-5, 1-0.

Calabasas 48, Santa Clara 43--Adam Malatesta scored 14 points to lead host Calabasas (5-10) in a Frontier League opener. David Ramirez tallied 11 points for Santa Clara (5-9, 0-1) in the loss at Calabasas. Albert Soria added nine points for the Saints. Santa Clara (43) — Davis 2, R. LaJoie 2, Santana 4, Soria 9, Linzey 2, Minney 6, T. LaJoie 7, Ramirez 11. Calabasas (48) — Malatesta 14, Holm 7, Luoder 4, Sounder 4, Fenchel 3, Vermillo 5, Entiu 4, Buefore 7.  SC--14  15  12  4--43;  Calabasas---8   14  16  10--48;  3-Point goals — Santa Clara 2 (T. LaJoie 1, Soria 1). Calabasas 7 (Malatesta 1, Vermillo 1, Fenchel 1, Buefore 1). Fouled out — Davis (SC). Records — Santa Clara 5-9, 0-1

Garden Grove 70, La Quinta (Westminster) 53--   Garden Grove improved to 8-4 and 1-1 in league, LQ dropped to 0-1. .

Ocean View 77, Westminster 50--Marques Crane had 16 points and 12 rebounds and Torin Beeler added 18 points and 12 rebounds for the Seahawks (13-2, 2-0). Westminster is 8-11, 1-1.

Los Padres League

Morro Bay 72, Cabrillo (Lompoc) 61 -- The Pirates improved to 2-0 in LPL play with a win over the Conquistadores. Morro Bay took the lead from Cabrillo in the second quarter and never relinquished it. A 22-point fourth quarter keyed by solid free-throw shooting sealed the victory. Nick Humphrey scored 26 points to lead the Pirates. He also pulled down a team-high 10 rebounds, had five steals, four assists and was 6-for-9 from the line. Derrick Dickson added 20 points while going 7-for-8 from the line. Chris Williams and Danny Anderson each had eight points. Morro Bay is 7-8 overall. Up 32-25 at the half and 50-47 after three, the Pirates hung tough down the stretch.  Nick Humphries scored 26, Derrick Dickson 20 to lead Morro Bay (2-0 Los Padres League, 7-8 overall). David Drake had 18, Kerry Smith 17, Josh Turri nine and 11 rebounds for Cabrillo (1-1 LPL, 5-11 overall). McNease had four technical fouls against St. Joseph Wednesday. He drew a mandatory two-game suspension. 

Paso Robles 58, Atascadero 45-- The Bearcats improved to 12-3, 1-1 with the win over Atascadero Friday night.  Paso Robles led 10-8 early in the second quarter, then held Atascadero scoreless for about eight minutes. The Bearcats had 15 points over that span. Atascadero made a run at Paso Robles in the second half. Pat Bresnahan had a basket and free throw to cut the Bearcats’ lead to nine with 4:22 to play in the quarter, then an Issac Saiz basket to end the quarter put the Greyhounds within four points, 37-33. Paso Robles, however, rebuilt its lead to 14 midway through the final quarter. In the second half, the Bearcats scored 33 points, including going 15-for-15 from the free-throw line. Paso Robles’ Nate Anguiano had 15 points, while Webb scored 14. Backup center Wade Fair came off the bench to score a season-high 10. Atascadero was led by Jordan Lieser’s 15 points and eight rebounds and Saiz’s 11 points. The Atascadero Greyhounds dropped to 0-2 in league, 8-8 overall and have lost their last four games.

Santa Ynez 72, St. Joseph Santa Maria 59 --Clint Billings' three 3-pointers in the third quarter and Matt McKinney's team-high 22 points helped the Pirates score a home victory. The Pirates' 26-point third quarter, which included five 3-pointers, allowed them to build upon their seven-point lead at halftime and leave St. Joseph behind. Mike Wooten finished with 13 points while Don Dreher and Billings scored 15 points apiece. Ryan Smith led the Knights with a game-high 23 points while Dustin Kelly poured in 19. ST. JOSEPH -- Savey 3, Kelly 19, A. Tilley 4, J. Tilley 3, Smith 23, Kussler 6. Totals 25 8-13 59. SANTA YNEZ -- Gilmour 2, Wooten 13, McKinney 21, Dreher 15, Alegria 4, Billings 15, Richman 2. Totals 31 4-12 72.  St. Joseph . . . 12 12 11 22 -- 59 Santa Ynez . . . 14 15 26 17 -- 72  3-point goals -- SJ 1 (J. Tilley), SY 6 (Billings 3, Dreher 2, Wooten 1). Total fouls -- SJ 10, SY 16. Fouled out -- none. Technicals -- none. Records -- SJ 0-2, 7-9. SY 2-0, 8-6.

Thousand Oaks 80, Royal 57--Ben Olson scored 19 points to lead Thousand Oaks to the road victory. Kyle Kegley chipped in 16 points for the Lancers. Royal was led by Joel Hendershot's 19 points.  Thousand Oaks (80) — Milhalsky 9, Anderson 12, Mossman 4, Grosslight 4, Rex 6, Kegley 16, Olson 19, Myers 2, Arregha 4, Handlos 4. Royal (57) — Burchfield 5, Hendershot 19, Lawrence 5, Davis 6, Johnson 9, Cormick 8, Vondrak 5. TO--23 21  18  18--80;  Royal- 8  14   12  23--57;  3-Point goals — Thousand Oaks 7 (Milhalsky 3, Anderson 2, Kegley 2). Royal 3 (Johnson 1, Cormick 2). Records — Royal 1-12, 0-2.

Moorpark 56, Newbury Park 53--Adam Carlson and Rudy Flores each scored 11 points for host Newbury Park (10-4, 1-1) in a Marmonte League game.  Koorosh Adibzadeh had 13 points to lead four Moorpark players in double figures. Blake Sharpe chipped in 12 while Greg Estandia and Ron Russ each tallied 10 points. Adam Carlson and Rudy Flores recorded 11 points apiece for Newbury Park. Moorpark (56) — Fortman 7, Ceja 2, Russ 10, Tormos 2, Sharpe 12, Estandia 10, Adibzadeh 13. Newbury Park (53) — Carlson 11, Meru 8, Randall 10, Flores 11, Bobik 7, Walker 3, Garza 3. Moorpark--9  14  16  17--56;  NP--14  10   8  21--53; 3-Point goals — Moorpark 1 (Russ). Newbury Park 7 (Flores 3, Meru 2, Garza 1, Walker 1). Records — Moorpark 10-5, 1-1. Newbury Park 10-4, 1-1.

Simi Valley 50, Westlake 49--Dustin Villepigue had 22 points for to lift the Pioneers (13-2, 2-0) in overtime in a Marmonte League game at Westlake. Tyler Adamczyk had 15 points and 15 rebounds for Westlake and Brandon Duplessie scored 12 points. Simi Valley extended its league winning streak to 27 games.

Boys' Republic 105, Christian Center Academy-- Markus Cotten had 24 points, nine rebounds and four steals and Telly Thompkins added 15 points, seven assists and five steals to lift Boys' Republic (2-7, 1-0). CHRISTIAN CENTER ACADEMY (57) Hasse 6, Livermore 25, Mejia 8, Gutierrez 4, Valdez 6, Lazarte 8. BOYS' REPUBLIC (105) Valenica 9, Marquez 2, Edwards 7, Cotten 24, Martinez 6, Casillas 6, Thompkins 15, Lancaster 1, Battle 6, Williams 14  Warmoth 2, Monzano 13  Christian Center Academy 16 7 16 18 --  57 Boys' Republic 29 22 31 23 -- 105 Total fouls: CCA 14, BR 26. Fouled out: Baines (BR). Technical fouls: none.

Riverside Christian 57, Upland Christian 48-- Nick Roburds had 14 points and Brian Cromer added 19 points in the loss for Upland Christian (3-8, 0-1). UPLAND CHRISTIAN (48) Cromer 19, Roburds 14, Ochoa 2, Toupal 7, Armella 4, Paddleford 2.  RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN (57) Ayers 15, Chiado 10, Williams 3, Vargas 6, Collins 2, Bowls 11, Manning 10. Upland Christian 17 5 10 16 -- 48 Riverside Christian 15 16 9 17 -- 57 Total fouls: UC 14, RC 12. Fouled out: Toupal (UC). Technical fouls: none.   Riverside Christian 1-3 overall.

Notre Dame 61, Chaminade 59--Notre Dame of Sherman Oaks narrowly defeated rival Chaminade of West Hills 61-59. Point guard Ruben Sanchez sank a running layup with five seconds remaining, and Chaminade's Jordan Ogilvie missed on an eight-footer as time expired. Sanchez started his high school career at Chaminade before transferring to Notre Dame two years ago. He finished with four points. Cody Pearson finished with 27 points after scoring only four in first half.  Michael Luderer had 13 points and Daveed Hungerford added seven for the Knights (14-1, 2-0). Scott Borchart had 17 points for the Eagles (9-5, 1-1) and Ogilvie added 12. Scott Borchart twisted his ankle early in the third quarter which kept him out until there was about two minutes remaining in the quarter.  Chaminade climbed back in the fourth, thanks largely to freshman Marcel Jones and Ogilvie. Jones had two 3-pointers down the stretch and Ogilvie added a 3-pointer and a 15-footer to tie the game at 59-59, but Sanchez won the game with his layup.  Chaminade--Hufford 5, Arceo 4, Borchart 17, M. Jones 10, J. Jones 2, Everett 9, O'Gilvie 12;  ND--Luderer 15, Johnson 4, Pearson 27, Barwick 4, Sanchez 4, Hungerford 7 and 12 rebounds.  Chaminade 9-5, 1-1;  ND 14-1, 2-0.  Cham--13   11  15  20--59;  ND-11 13  19  19--61.

Crespi 72, St. Francis 53--Andrew Moore scored 15 points to lead the Celts (11-3, 2-0) in a Mission League game at Crespi.   St. Francis--Michael Jenkins 28, Mitchell 9, Mason 5, Gonzalez 3, Sciarra 4, Miller 2, Fartoris 2.  Crespi--Moore 15, Shiebler 11, Anyanwu 7, Angel 1, Ellis 13, KIoslowsky 4, ODwyer 4, Fedaris 2, Wong 3, Roopenian 4, Anderson 8.  St. F--11   6  18  18--53;  Crespi 19 10 30  13--72.  St. Francis (3-6, 0-2)

Loyola 85, Harvard-Westlake 59-- Omar Wilkes scored 18 points for Loyola (10-3, 1-0) as Loyola won at home.  Matt Llewellyn had 15 for the Cubs, who outscored H-W 14-8 in the second quarter to take a 10 point lead at the half, 35-25,  which they never relinquished. Harvard-Westlake dropped to 6-8 and 0-2 in league with the loss.   HW--Scott 11, Royster 4, Weinstein 13, Taylor 4, Gilman 4, Weinberger 2, Chung 4, Weizenberg 6, Coffey 11, Jones 1;   Loyola--Elliot 2, Wilkes 18, Llewellyn 15, Flynn-Brown  11, Rucker 15, Balalgia 6, Crosner 6, Cantor 9, Simnmons 2, Ares 1.  HW--17  8 20  14--59;   Loyola 21  14  23 26--85.

Rim of the World 76, Sultana 58--details not available.

LB Wilson 57, LB Cabrillo 50--The Bruins (7-10) used 21 points from senior forward Quishawn Harrell and 10 from junior forwardd Jason Malone in the win over the visiting Jaguars. Cabrillo: Kerlegon 10, murray 9, Bennett 4, Brown 6, Redman 7, Flower 9, Sheriden 2, Shivers 4;  Wilson:  Hunt 11, Terry 12, Harrell 21, Crockett 3, Malone 10.

Arroyo Grande 66, Righetti 53-- Sean Shields scored 15 points off the bench and Phillip Johnson tallied 12 of his 16 points in the second half as Arroyo Grande pulled away to beat Righetti. Johnson was in foul trouble in the first half, but the Eagle bench played well in maintaining a 36-27 advantage at the break. Johnson also had 10 rebounds while David Romero contributed 13 points and 10 boards as Arroyo Grande improved to 16-2 on the year and 2-0 in the Northern League. Righetti (10-7, 0-2) was led by Robert Osorio with 20 points and Derek Clark and Jeff Groce, each with a dozen points.

Lompoc 67, San Luis Obispo 66 --  Joel Smith's baseline jumper provided the margin for the Braves in the waning moments.  Smith scored 20 of his game-high 28 in the first half as Lompoc took a 45-28 lead. The Tigers, as they have done so many times over the years in their own gym, clawed back into it. SLO outscored Lompoc 19-13 in the third to narrow the margin to 58-47 and kept on coming in the fourth.  Lompoc did not do a total fade thanks in large part to the four second-half three-pointers from Scott Winter, who made five treys total on his way to 22 points for the game. Daniel Monroe scored 18, Chad Vicory 13 for SLO (3-11, 0-1).   The Braves are 9-7, 2-0. Utilizing a full-court press, the Braves forced four turn-overs and scored 13 unanswered points in a one-minute span, including two dunks by Joel Smith, for a 45-24 lead a minute before halftime. San Luis Obispo  battled back, led by starter Daniel Monroe and reserves Jake Rowley and Ian Jorgeson, all juniors. Monroe finished with 18 points while Jorgeson added 12 points and 14 rebounds for the Tigers. Jorgeson was five-for-9 from the floor while Chad Vicory scored 11 points for the Tigers. Jameson Ritchie added nine off the bench. Lompoc was led by Smith with 27 points, sinking 10 of 17 floor shots. . The 6-5 junior also grabbed 10 rebounds. Scott Winter made five three-pointers and finished with 20 points for the Braves. Lompoc did not attempt a free throw in the second half after sinking 11 of 16 charity shots before the break. The Tigers, who made just 36 percent of their free throws in a loss to Paso Robles on Tuesday, improved to 67 percent Friday (18 of 27). San Luis Obispo hit 57 percent of its floor shots in the second half to get back into the game. The Tigers finished with 48 percent while Lompoc was 38 percent.

Ocean League

Culver City 50, West Torrance 44--West had a 32-31 lead at the end of the third quarter, but Billy Wilson hit a three-point shot for the final lead change as Culver City defeated West.  Dewayne Hollyfield led West (8-6, 1-1) with 10 points.

South Torrance 74, Hawthorne 71 (OT)--Michael Washington of Hawthorne hit a three-point shot to send the game into overtime, but Un Koh of South scored six of his 15 points in the extra quarter to give South its first league win.  Matt Peterson led South (8-5, 1-1) with 22 points.

Olympic League

Orange Lutheran 63, Brethren Christian 40--OL is now 1-0 in league, while BC is 0-1

Calvary Chapel Santa Ana 62, Whittier Christian 46-- WC drops to 1-14 and 0-1 in league, while CC improved to 10-4 and 1-0.

Pacific View League

Rio Mesa 65, Channel Islands 51--Rio Mesa's John McBride and Daniel Bednar each scored 16 points in the home victory.  Rio Mesa (8-7, 1-0) had nine rebounds from Bednar and eight from McBride. Tunde Alonge added 14 points and 11 rebounds. John Moreno tossed in 14 points.  Channel Islands was paced by Steven Baier with 15 points and Manny Berrelleza with 14 points. Rio Mesa broke the game open with a 24-12 second-quarter scoring burst. Rio Mesa held a 33-25 halftime lead.    Channel Islands (51) — Avila 5, Berrelleza 14, Gagliardo 2, Solis 9, Baier 15, Tamayo 6 Rio Mesa (65) — Alonge 14, Moreno 14, Lazcano 2, McBride 16, Bednar 16, Torres 3. CI--13  12  12  14--51 3-Point goals — Channel Islands 4 (Berrelleza 2, Solis 1, Avila 1), Rio Mesa 4 (Moreno 2, Alonge 1, Torres 1). Fouled out — None.

Oxnard 85, Hueneme 39--Nick Curtis scored 10 points and pulled down 14 rebounds for as Oxnard (13-3, 1-0) won its 17th consecutive league game. Oxnard is the two-time defending league champion. Shamir Simmons led Oxnard with a game-high 16 points. Hueneme's (3-7, 0-1) Frank Orocio tallied 18 points. Darren Hawkinsgrabbed six rebounds.  Hueneme (39) — Lugo 4, Hawkins 2, Hall 5, Lemos 2, Tuyor 3, Chingio 2, Roberts 2, Teran 1, Orocio 15. Oxnard (85) — Parker 3, Webb 9, Curtis 10, Beltran 2, Murray 11, Simmons 16, Monette 12, Ludy 5, Kurz 8, Davis 2, Abair 7. Hueneme--10  3  14  12--39;  Oxnard--24  22  24   16--85;  3-Point goals — Hueneme 4 (Hall 1, Orocio 3). Oxnard 5 (Parker 1, Webb 1, Murrary 1, Simmons 1, Monette 1). Rebounds — Oxnard (Curtis 14). Records — Oxnard 13-3, 1-0.

Prep League

Chadwick 55, Rio Hondo 43--Peter McCaslin led the Dolphins with 14 points to win its league opener.  Mike Reich had 15 points for the Dolphins (7-6, 1-0).  Chadwick--McCaslin 14, Reich 15, Wes Putnam 4, Matt Fournier 10, Aaron Gleason 4, Ethan Smith 6, Ben Barrett 2;  RHP--Jason Dinieus 6, Devin Drain 4, Ryan Prest 12, Paul Hampton 4, Kyle Porral 11, Ryan Westervoodre 2, John Echevarria 2, Eric Wenneberg 2.  Chadwick--14  7  17  17--55;  RHP--10  12   7  14--43. RHP--3-9, 0-1.  

Pasadena Poly 55, Webb 34 -- Matt Sargent scored 20 points to lead the Panthers, who trailed by a point after the first quarter but used a big second quarter to take control. Marshall Duncan and Ini Archibong each scored 10 points for Pasadena Poly, which outscored Webb 19-8 in the second quarter and cruised to the victory.  Michael Whitfield led Webb with 18 points.

Deleted 93, St. Genevieve 67--With apologies to St. Genevieve, even if we had the details, we wouldn't print them because of some unmannered individual who just doesn't quite understand the concept of SoCalHoops. 

La Salle 73 Bell-Jeff 62 (OT)-- La Salle: Matt Kelly 25, Jeremiah DeLeon 9, Steve Van Leeuwen 13, Andrew Mahlman 6, Anthony Napolitano 2,   Julian Harmon 2, Austin Richey 2, Dhcirs Rakiewicz 14. BJ--Casey Markovic 20, Tyler Kealey 10 and 10 assists, Andy Bunning 18 and 13 rebounds, Romel Cabrera 4, Essa 2, Chavez 4, Johnson 2 and 4 blocks and 12 rebounds, Natroanni 2.  La Salle improved to 10-6 and 1-0, Bell Jeff dropped to 9-6 and 0-1.

GH Hillcrest Christian 79, TO Hillcrest Christian 56--GH improved to 5-3 and 2-0 in league.

Birmingham 67, Monroe 57--Ryan Nishimoto scored 17 points and Jordan Farmar had 15 for host Birmingham (4-5) in a City Section nonleague game.

Brea Olinda 65, Gahr 64--Brea Olinda rallied to defeat Cerritos Gahr, 65-64, in overtime in a nonleague boys' basketball game Friday at Gahr. The Wildcats trailed by 13 points after three quarters and by 15 with six minutes remaining. But Ryan Moore, who finished with 32 points and seven assists, scored nine fourth-quarter points and made the tying basket with 10 seconds left to send the game into overtime.   Brea Olinda was down two points with 10 seconds left in overtime, but Moore's three-pointer put his team ahead for good. Evan Moore then blocked Gahr's final shot. Evan Moore had 10 points and 10 rebounds and Landon Lewis finished with 10 points.  Trailing, 28-23, at intermission, Brea Olinda fell behind, 47-34, after three quarters, before rallying. 

Canyon Springs 96, Hemet 40--CANYON SPRINGS (96) -- Braxton 22, James 5, Cobbs 25, Adams 2, Arnwine 15, Smith-Hagans 2, Woods 9, Rispers 13, Thornhill 3. HEMET (40) -- Martinez 7, Crane 2, Veiga 3, Boyd 11, Padgett 2, Griffin 2, Graham 10, Masiel 2, Johnson 1.  Halftime score -- Canyon Springs 49-16. Three-point goals -- Martinez, Veiga, Graham, Boyd 3, Braxton 2, Cobbs, Woods. Total fouls -- Canyon Springs 14, Hemet 24. Fouled out -- Boyd, Padgett. Records: Canyon Springs 10-6, Hemet 5-10

Capistrano Valley 73, University 70--Jake Franzen had 17 points, and Justin Demere had 14, including four three-pointers, to lead Capistrano Valley (13-2). Jason Garey scored 29 points for University (8-7).

Dos Pueblos 75, Camarillo 68 --Kenny Sherman had a career-high 20 points and nine rebounds as the improved to 10-3 with a nonleague win over the Scorpions on the road.  Steve Graybill added 16 points while Damon Jenkins had seven points and nine assists. DOS PUEBLOS Graybill 16, Cowan 9, Jenkins 7, Rogner 6, Sherman 20, Dally 5, Ortiz 2, Menna 2, Iden 6, Aguilera 2. Totals 33 7-15 75. CAMARILLO - Varnum 1, Alstott 8, Caldwell 18, Young 2, Boyer 11, West 3, Jungworth 16, Richel 2, Wallman 8. Totals 25 13-18 68. Dos Pueblos . . . 12 20 22 21 -75 Camarillo . . . 19 15 12 17 - 68  3-point goals - DP 2 (Graybill, Cowan), C 5 (Caldwell 4, West). Fouled out - none.

Edison 70, Laguna Beach 45--Matt Gonzales made five three-pointers and finished with 23 points for the visiting Chargers (7-9). Kyle McCarter and Kyong-Su Min scored 10 points each, and Richard Schwartz had nine points and 10 rebounds for Edison (7-9). Will Blodgett scored 10 points for Laguna Beach (4-11).

El Dorado 68, Valencia 51--El Dorado (14-2) trailed by eight points after the first quarter, but outscored Valencia, 55-30, the rest of the way.  David Patten, who scored the Hawks first nine points, finished with 20 points and Kyle Miller added 19, including five three-pointers. Emmanuel Ortega led Valencia (11-6) with 14 points.

El Toro 80, Irvine 39--Chris Parish scored 22 points, including four three-pointers, and Ashkan Nazeri had 16 points for visiting El Toro (15-1). David Cox and Jorian Guinn had nine points each for Irvine (9-8)

Eisenhower 92, JW North 53 -- Eisenhower led 25-6 after one quarter and overwhelmed Riverside North on the boards, 58-20, to cruise to a non-league victory. Seniors Marcus Sams and Alex Acker and 6-foot-8 junior Johnny Dukes had 10 rebounds apiece. All 14 Eisenhower players got in the game, and 13 scored. North senior point guard William Wynn led all scorers with 17 points.  NORTH (53) -- Wynn 17, Aubert 6, Bryant 6, Washington 7, Dotson 10, Mgbeke 3, Scott 2, Walters 2.   EISENHOWER (92) -- Rouzan 10, Hart 6, Dukes 15, Sams 9, Acker 10, James 5, S. Marshall 12, Proctor 3, Shields 8, Lewis 4, Jackson 4, Markham 2, T. Marshall 4. Halftime score -- Eisenhower 49-26. Three-point goals -- Washington, Mgbeke, Rouzan 2. Total fouls -- North 11, Eisenhower 11. Fouled out -- none. Technical fouls -- none.  Records: North 6-9, Eisenhower 10-4.

Fontana 74, Etiwanda 61 -- On Friday night Aaron Gipson, Cory McJimson, Trayvon Williams and the rest of the Steelers scored an easy 74-61 victory over Etiwanda at Fohi's Steeler Gym.  The 13-point win was actually closer than the rest of the game, and Fontana led at times by as much as 22. En route to an 18-point lead midway through the second quarter, Fontana (9-5) opened the game with a 13-4 run and built on that with bursts of 9-0 and 17-8. Etiwanda (7-8) closed the half with a 12-4 run that narrowed the gap to 10 (37-27) at halftime.  Gipson finished with eight points, six assists, five steals and four rebounds. McJimson had a game-high 20 points and 13 rebounds. Williams added 10 points, nine rebounds, five steals and four assists, with Shedrack Okoebor 15 points and Jose Gallardo 10. Nate Dowd led Etiwanda with 17 points and six rebounds. Jacob Johnson and Jon Boyd added 10 apiece for the Eagles. The Eagles committed 28 turnovers and dug themselves an early 16-point hole as host Fontana triumphed in a nonleague game, 74-61.  The Steelers (9-5) began the game on a 13-4 run and using a trap defense to confuse the young Eagles. Etiwanda committed eight turnovers in the first quarter and was outrebounded 17-6.  The Eagles recovered and got back into it, getting as close as 37-29 on their opening bucket of the second half, scored inside by Nate Dowd, who scored a team-high 17 points. The Steelers' Shedrack Okoebor (15 points) hit consecutive buckets - including a 3-pointer - to extend the lead, and Cory McJimson (20 points) added a basket for a 47-29 lead. Etiwanda didn't close the margin to less than 13 points afterward.ETIWANDA (61) J. Dowd 3, Wright 2, J. Boyd 10, Dowd 17, Vasquez 6, Beck 2, Houtz 2, Simpson 2, Johnson 10, Shadwick 7. FONTANA (74) Duran 3, Okoebor 15, Gipson 8, McJimson 20, Williams 10, Mancha 8, Gallardo 10. Etiwanda 7 20 14 20 --  61 Fontana 16 21 21 16 -- 74  Total fouls: E 16, F 15. Fouled out: Vasquez. Technical fouls: none.

Grant 90, Granada Hills 77--Mike Charleston scored 376 points to lead all scorers and pulled down 14 rebvounds as Grant (10-5) picked up the non-league win over Granada Hills (6-9). Gino Riney had 14 and 11 assists. Grant scorers were: Scharf 3, Loquelleno 54, Robertson 11, Shabtai 5, Bernard 10 and 10 rebounds, Merdkhanian 4, Kaufman.  GH:  Hicks 15, Nubla 6, Seals 12, Degerman 6 and 8 rebounds, Cortez 6, Bednash 14, Louthian 16, Phongsamran 2.

Hamilton 49, Twin Pines 27 -- Anza Hamilton opened with a 19-3 run and cruised to a non-league victory over Banning Twin Pines. Ray Davis scored a game-high 16 points, and James Dewees added nine points and 11 rebounds for Hamilton. HAMILTON (49) -- R.Davis 16, Sandoval 2, Deweese 9, Yep 6, Evans 7, J.Davis 9.   TWIN PINES (27) -- Gonzales 3, Quintero 2, Killebren 6, Duron 9, Miranda 1, Johnson 6. Halftime score -- Hamilton 32-13. Three-point goals -- Deweese, Gonzales. Total fouls -- Hamilton 8, Twin Pines 16. Fouled out -- Johnson.  Records: Hamilton 4-10, Twin Pines 2-5.

Kennedy 50, La Habra 37--Kennedy improved to 10-6 while LaHabra dropped to 9-8.

Katella 51, Savanna 50--Phillip Tyson's tip-in in the final seconds gave Katella (11-5) the win. He finished with 20 points.

La Canada 62, Glendale 47-- La Canada (12-3) hit only 23 of 57 from the field (40.4%). The Spartans committed 17 turnovers in the nonleague contest.  Robbie Neyland (6'-3" Jr. G) had a game-high 16 points and hit four three-pointers and three steals, and Billy Hofman (6'-0" So. PG) scored 11.  Mark Moore had 13 and 8 rebounds for La Canada.  La Canada 15 15 17 15 -- 62  Glendale 15 7 14 11 -- 47  LA CANADA -- Hofman 11, Neyland 16 and 3 steals, Moore 13 and 8 rebounds, Ballard 8 and 7 rebounds, Gaudino 3, Kim 5, Swenson 6.  Three-pointers: Neyland 4, Hofman, Ballard, Kim.   GLENDALE -- Abed 4, Karibyan 13, Van Patten 8, Guerrero 6 and 8 rebounds, Hall 4, Nicholas 7, Thomas 2, Calton 3. Three-pointers: Karibyan 2, Nicholas, Calton.

Lighthouse Christian 38, New Roads 36--details not available.

Magnolia 67, Loara 57--Geoffrey Clayton scored 22 points and Rohneal Coleman had 21 for visiting Magnolia, which rallied from a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit. Magnolis is now 8-8 and Loara 11-5. 

Mission Viejo 63, Corona del Mar 41--Senior Eric Snell led the Sea Kings (6-10) with 13 points, while senior Idean Shahangian chipped in 12. Corona del Mar hung tough early with the Diablos (11-5), but a 12-2 run closed out the first quarter with the Sea Kings in a 17-7 hole.The Diablos were led by Travis Niesen with 14 points, Matt Cole 12 points and Joe Fleskoski 10 points. Mission Viejo 17 18 14 14 - 63 Corona del Mar 7 10 12 12 - 41 Mission Viejo - Niesen 14, Cole 12, Fleskoski 10, Valentine 8, Villanueva 5, Miller 4, Ralph 4, Moses 3, Hanson 2, Garay 1. 3 pt. goals - Niesen 2, Villanueva 1.    Fouled out - none. Corona del Mar - Snell 13, Shahangian 12, Alshuler 6, Marston 4, K. Mancillas 2, Brewster 2, Richardson 2, Grey 0, Glass 0, Reynolds 0, B. Mancillas 0. 3 pt. goals - Shahangian 2, Snell 2. Fouled out - none.

Monrovia 50, St. Paul 48-- Bryant Markson scored 19 points as Monrovia High School pulled out a 50-48 victory over St. Paul in nonleague boys basketball action Friday. The Swordsmen, trailing 28-23 at halftime, made a run in the second half. They cut the lead to two points heading into the final quarter, but the Wildcats held on. Dontae Holloway scored 14 points to lead St. Paul (10-8). James Samarin had 12 and Fausto Gonzales had 11. Ryan O'Hara scored nine points for Monrovia (12-3).

Perris 73, Moreno Valley 53-- After a 14-2 run in the first quarter, Perris was able to hold on and defeat Moreno Valley in a non-league game. Taureen Miller managed to produce a triple-double by scoring 12 points, 11 rebounds, and 10 assists. Jason Zimmer added 12 points and pulled down a game-high 15 rebounds. MORENO VALLEY (53) -- Howard 23, Clarke 3, Norwood 2, Lunch, Connely 2, Brown 7, Ashley 2, Mann 3, McNeil 6, Butler 2, Dillon 3.  PERRIS (73) -- Gillian 14, Zimmer 12, Hunter 4, Miller 12, Johnson 5, Gordan 4, Ndsutwe 2, Flores 2, Martin 8, Green 2, Roberson 8.   Halftime score -- Perris 40-21. Three-point goals -- Gillian 2, Johnson. Total fouls -- Moreno Valley 20, Perris 18. Fouled out -- none. Technical fouls -- Zimmer.   Records: Perris 7-5.

Ramona 57, Santiago 48 -- RAMONA (57) -- Lewis 12, Donney 9, Carr 15, Fletcher 6, Alex 6, Lleama 1, Diaz 8.  SANTIAGO (48) -- Simpson 6, May 2, Griffin 20, Coleman 7, Leduc 2, Johnson 5, Cliett 3, Black 3. Halftime score -- Ramona 27-23. Three-point goals -- Lewis, Simpson 2, Griffin 3, Coleman, Black. Total fouls -- Ramona 10, Santiago 17. Fouled out -- Cliett.  Records: Santiago 7-10

Renaissance 69,  Trinity Lutheran 54 -- details not available.

Rialto 65, Temecula Valley 48--details not available.

Rubidoux 57, Chaparral 46 -- Rubidoux overcame a two-point halftime deficit by scoring 12 straight points to start the third quarter. Rolando Murcio and Jamar Owens each had five points in the third quarter, as Rubidoux outscored Temecula Chaparral 18-7. Cliff Meadors had five assists for Rubidoux, which won its fourth straight game. CHAPARRAL (46) -- Castillo 7, Newman 3, Buller 10, Craig 8, Chodola 2, Je. Owens 2, Cooke 14.  RUBIDOUX (57) -- Davis 1, Meadors 1, Williams 2, Ja. Owens 14, Walker 10, Murcio 17, Hemmings 9, Green 3. Halftime score -- Chaparral 29-27. Three-point goals -- Castillo, Murcio 3. Total fouls -- Chaparral 20, Rubidoux 12. Fouled out -- Castillo, Je. Owens. Technical fouls -- none.   Records: Rubidoux 12-5. Chaparral 11-4

San Gabriel 67, Gabrielino 58--Gab--Ryan Castanada 2, Ernesto Ruiz 3, Tommy Lam 17, Ryan Carey 2, Sam Bushannan 4, Jose Castro 12, Jeff Lim 2, Sean Carey 16;  San Gabriel--Tuan Tien 5, Johnny Tran 8, Milo Alarcon 4, Justin Goodwin 4, Phillip Lai 5, JR Canizal 24, Erick Avila 14.  Gabrieldino 4-12, SG 9-7.