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SoCalHoops HS Top 20
Division I-A--
(Dec. 9, 2001)

socalogominitop20.gif (2380 bytes)Preseason Southern Section D-IA Top 20
( Issued Dec.9, 2001)
Schools with Enrollments of 1700-2065--50 teams in the Division overall
Ranking School

Enrollment/
League

Notes
1T

Glendora

1918
Baseline

5-0; Won the Glendora Cage Classic this week. Foster, Monroe and Mehana make this a dangerous team.
1T

Mission Viejo

1805
South Coast

5-0; Won their own tournament.  Travis Niesen, Kevin Stacey and others lead MV which will be a top contender.
1T

Loyola

1730
Mission

7-0;  Omar Wilkes and senior Chris Rucker lead the Cubs this season, one of the stronger teams in the division.
4

Rowland

1909
Sierra

7-1;   Beat La Canada to win the Arroyo tournament; better than they looked on paper.
5

Cajon

1757
San Andreas

1-0;   team is getting a late start but with Donovan Morris, Andre Payne, Kris Silvas and Romale Porter, this is an athletic team.
6

Yucaipa

2034
San Andreas

6-0; Seniors Erik Simmons and Shane Craig have been playing very well for the fabulous Thunderbirds (6-0)
7 Canyon (Canyon Country) 1820
Foothill
6-2;  Chad Eichten and Jeremy Haggerty give this team some real offensive power.
8

San Gorgonio

1750
San Andreas

5-0;  Khory Lewis and Jacob Daigle are the lead threats on this suprisingly good team.
9T Trabuco Hills 1799
South Coast
5-1; beat Jurupa Valley as latest victim in the championship semifinals of the Riverside Poly tournament on Friday night. 
9T

West Covina

1830
Sierra

5-1;   Jabir Jinna has been the lead scorer for a balanced team that took third at the Arroyo Tournament last week.
10

Edison

1726
Sunset

4-1; Won the La Quinta tournament behind John Nehrig's shooting and tournament MVP Beau Roquemore's overall play.  Billy Braun and Matt Furhiss also playing well for the Chargers.
10T

Crescenta Valley

1788
Pacific

4-1; Chris Tarne and Jimmy Goffredo bring scoring and excellent guard play to make up for the lack of inside presence.
Next 10 of the Top 20
12

Santiago--Corona

2051
Mountain View

4-2; Deon Simpson provides offense and Bryan LeDuc gets the boards.  for Santiago.
13

Silverado

1829
Desert Sky

3-2; may be better than their record;  took Corona Centennial to double overtime in a one-point loss for Silverado. Jaime Lester and Ryan Diggs seem to be the main offensive threats.
14 Temescal Canyon 1720
Southwestern
3-2;   Went to the finals of the Desert Cities tournament, losing to tough Eisenhower team.  Josh Garrett and Marty Wing have been doing a lot of the scoring early for Temescal.
15

Walnut

1801
Baseline

4-1;  Yuji Kimura, Daniel Jones and Ricky Fischer are the main guys to watch so far.
16

Warren

2008
San Gabriel

4-1;   J.P. Sampson, Dennis Moore and Ekber Djokovic have all been playing well for the Bears who took fifth place at the El Rancho tournament.
17

Hart

1876
Foothill

4-1;  Finished 5th at the Beverly Hills tournament, led by Micth Paden,    Jeff French and Andrew Morris
18

El Toro

1885
South Coast

4-2;   Freshman Darryl Best and junior Patrick Carney are playing well for El Toro which finished 4th at the Newport Harbor tournament.
19

Los Alamitos

1935
Sunset

3-3;  Mark Lotman has been playing well for the Griffins.
20T

Marina

1772
Sunset

3-0;   two non-league games this past week and one game the week prior; largely untested but playing well
20T

San Clemente

1941
South Coast

3-2; Matt King has been playing well for team that finished second in Mission Viejo tournament.
On the bubble teams
NR

Adolofo Camarillo

1932
Pacific View

4-1; Derek Rasp and Britt Scyphers lead the Scorpions.
NR

Century

1922
Empire

4-2; Ivan Preciado has been playing well early in the season for the Centurions
NR

Indio

1796
Desert Valley

4-2;   Earl Isaacson and Daniel Cruz have been scoring well for the Rajahs.
NR

Jurupa Valley

1924
Mountain View

5-3; Mike West, Damian Frias and James Zucca have been scoring for Jurupa
NR

North, JW

1724
Ivy

4-4;   mixed results at the Desert Cities
NR

Poly--Riverside

1734
Ivy

5-3; hosted their own tournament and went to the semifinals last we knew.
NR

Royal

1817
Marmonte

3-2; Joel Hendershot leading the scoring early.
NR

Santa Ana Valley

1933
Century

5-4; finished second to Edison in the La Quinta tournament. Alex Orejel and David Werdel scoring early and often for SAV.
NR

San Gabriel

1826
Almont

3-3; Johnny Tran,  Phillip Lai,  and Milo Alarcon seem to be the mainstays in the early season.
NR

University

1710
Pacific Coast

4-1; Jon Asnon, Bobby Gomez and AJ Moskus are the big scoring guys so far.
The rest of the Division
NR California 1705
Del Rio
1-4
NR

Chino

1962
Baseline

2-2;   lost to Pomona and finished 4th at the El Rancho tournament.
NR

Coachella Valley

2037
Desert Valley

2-6
NR

Colton

1930
San Andreas

3-5.   Struggling early.
NR Corona 1755
Mountain View
2-3
NR

Don Lugo

1737
Baseline

1-5
NR

Hueneme

1951
Pacific View

1-3;   struggled at the Simi Valley tournament; appear to have been idle last week.
NR

Montebello

2025
Almont

2-3
NR

Nogales

1708
Sierra

3-3
NR

Rancho Verde

1931
Sunbelt

1-5;   Rufus Winston and LeRoy Roselle have been the main scoring threats.
NR

Righetti

1949
Northern

2-3;   inconsistent results thus far.
NR Rio Mesa 1721
Pacific View
2-3
NR San Bernardino 1740
San Andreas
2-4;   Walter White is leading scorer thus far, but team is struggling.
NR

Thousand Oaks

1814
Marmonte

1-0;   team is getting a late start coming off the football season;  they didn't even play in their own T.O. Rotary Tournament.
NR Valencia (Valencia) 2034
Foothill
3-5;   struggling
NR

Valley View

2054
Ivy

2-4
NR

Westminster

1899

1-3; idle last week after a mixed bag at the Buena Park tournament a week ago.