Golden League

Quartz Hill 64, Lancaster 63--Tony Johnson scored 17 of his 25 points after halftime for the Rebels in a 64-63 victory Friday night at Quartz Hill. It was the second time this season Quartz Hill (17-6, 7-3 in league play), which finished in second place, defeated the Eagles (19-6, 8-2).  Johnson saved his best for the fourth quarter, when he scored 11 points, making all five of his free throws. Despite Johnson's efforts, it was a defensive play that might have settled it for the Rebels. After Michael Webb of Lancaster sank a three-point basket with two seconds remaining to make it 64-63, Devin Francis of Quartz Hill was called for traveling after he received the inbound pass.  Fortunately for Francis, it didn't take long for him to redeem himself. He stepped in front of a pass intended for Michael Wright and deflected the ball as time expired.  James scored 14 of his 16 points in the second half, including 10 in the fourth quarter. Webb finished with 13 points. In the end, though, the Eagles saw too much of Johnson, who had 10 rebounds and five assists

Heritage League

Ribet Academy 81, First Lutheran 43--Ribet improved to 17-2, 10-0 in leauge, while First Lutheran dropped to 13-7, 6-4.  Ribet was led by Booker with 13 and 10 steals, Gaines 11 and 5 steals, Thomas 5, Woods 8 and 6 steals, Baghorn 3, Shead 12 and 6 assists and 4 steals, penman 2, Schaeffer 7, Saryan 2, Clark 15 and Usher 3.

Liberty League

Oakwood 53, Providence 52 (OT)-- Since we were at this game, and posted in the message forum instead of a Daily Article, here's what we saw on Friday night:  Sometimes a team just seems like it has its opponent's "number". . .this year it was Yeshiva and Buckley. . and in the same league, Oakwood and Providence. And tonight, Oakwood got it done in overtime, beating Providence 53-52.  Ok, now there are a lot of people who will say that Oakwood doesn't play the prettiest or most athletic basketball, but sometimes a team is just able to put together a truly great win even if it doesn't look pretty. . . and that's what happened tonight. Really this was one of those "you had to be there" kind of games. The Oakwood Gorrillas, playing for nothing more than pride in a game that could not possibly affect their fourth place final standing in the Liberty League, really shocked Providence, the No. 5 ranked team in Division IV-A, first taking them to overtime, and then beating them. Providence was playing for a share of the league title, and with a win they would have tied Buckley for first. But with the loss, Providence now has sole possession of second place for the second consecutive year, and this will undoubtedly affect their seeding in the Division IV-A playoffs as they won't enter as a No. 1. Seriously, it has been a loooong loooong time since Oakwood won the CIF Championship, in 1988 to be exact with some very good players (including Mitchell Butler who wound up at UCLA and then in the NBA for a stint). And while this isn't a comparable team to that championship team, and the current Oakwood Gorrilla team isn't likely to take a section title, they did demonstrate tonight that anything is possible. . .  The game got off to a slow start, and it sort of looked like it was going to be a typical Oakwood game. . slow pace, painstakingly slow ball movement at times, and one of the weirdest press breaks you ever want to see. . . Seriously, ask anyone who plays these guys and they'll tell you that the reason Oakwood is so difficult to play is because they do things in a really unconventional way. Odd stuff at odd times, for you old farts out there, just think of trying to play bridge with a pinnochle player. . .you don't have any idea what the other guy is doing because it's so weird. . .That's how Providence must have felt. . .  About 3 minutes into the game, the score was 6-1 Oakwood. By the end of the first quarter it was 12-11 (I think that was the score, but I didn't take notes so a lot of this is going to be by memory), Oakwood. Providence looked sort of stunned, and other than 4 first half points, one a bank shot off the glass from the free throw line, and another jumper in the lane, Providence's center Derek Jones (6'-7" Sr. C) couldn't buy a basket against Oakwood's Nick Mark (6'-8" Sr. C). At the half it was a 1 point game, with Oakwood trailing 22-23 (I think). The third quarter featured what seemed like 10 lead changes, and then in the fourth, coming down to the last three minutes it looked like Oakwood was finally in trouble and the clock was striking 12 midnight for the Cinderella team. But then everything just sort of started to go Oakwood's way. . . it was one of those palpable moments, when you can actually feel the momentum shift, and somehow, even though it was objectively not possible that Oakwood was going to win, somehow, you just knew they weren't going to lose either. Eric Noble (5'-11" Sr. PG) from Oakwood started the run, hitting a huge 3 pointer. I can't recall the exact next sequence of scoring, but in the last 1:18 of regulation, Oakwood scored 8 consecutive points to tie the game, and they did it in dramatic fashion. Down by three with less than 20 seconds on the clock, and once again bringing the ball up in a really methodical fashion against Providence's press, Oakwood's Yoni Howard (6'-3" Sr. SG/SF) became the first hero of the evening. With less than 6 seconds showing on the clock, and standing about 4 feet away from midcourt in Oakwood's frontcourt, Howard had the ball, closely guarded by two Providende defenders. The crowd started to count out the seconds as they ticked. . .Howard turned, seemed to bobble the ball for an instant, and with two defenders in his face, launched an off-balance left-handed shot-put type of shot, a high arching shot, which hit the heel of the rim, bounced up, hit the rim again, and then with 2.3 seconds remaining, dropped in to tie the score. Providence got the ball back, raced up the court, but missed a shot as time ran out.  In overtime, Providence hit the first basket, but on the other end, Derek Jones drew a foul guarding Nick Mark in the paint, his 5th and Mark went to the line, missed one, hit the other and Oakwood was down by only one. The next time down the floor, Providence's Eric Vaca drove into the lane, hit the shot and was fouled by Noble, also his 5th. Junior Julian Mintz came in and played well, as did Derrick Fetty in the final stretch. Vaca went to the line, made the free throw, and it looked like it was all over. But Nick Mark was again fouled, went to the line, hit them both. Providence turned the ball over on the next possession and after a series of miscues, with only 4.5 seconds remaining, Nick Mark hit a soft 15' shot that seemed to float into the basket. Providence had just enough time to get the ball inbounds but turned it over, and that was the game. Nick Mark,Eric Noble, Mitch Firestein, Yoni Howard, Derrick Fetty and Julian Mintz were the core group of players who made it happen tonight. I'm sure I'm forgetting a few other guys too, and if so I apologize.  This was also senior night for Oakwood, and so the place was packed. If you haven't seen Oakwood's brand new gym yet, it's well worth checking the place out during a playoff game, because it's truly an amazing gym. . .and this was an amazing game.

Windward 38, Holy Martyrs 31--details not available.

Los Padres League

Santa Ynez 57, Morro Bay 46--The Pirates clinched second place in the LPL with a homecoming victory.  Matt McKinney had 22 points and 13 rebounds for the Pirates (8-2, 15-8), who finished a game behind league champion Paso Robles. The Bearcats beat St. Joseph 69-54.  Mike Wooten added 16 points for Santa Ynez and Don Dreher chipped in with 11. Morro Bay’s third quarter letdown was the difference in the game. They were led by Nick Humphrey’s 19 points, although he only managed four in the second half. Santa Ynez (8-2, 15-8) was led by Matt McKinney’s 22 points and 13 rebounds. Morro Bay finishes the regular season in third place in the LPL with a 6-4 record. The Pirates are 13-11 overall. MORRO BAY -- Riley 4, Dixon 13, Anderson 6, Humphrey 19, Boucher 2, Williams 2. Totals 20 5-6 46. SANTA YNEZ -- Gilmour 4, Wooten 16, McKinney 22, Dreher 11, Alegria 1, Billings. Totals 23 9-12 57. Morro Bay . . . 16 12 6 12 -- 46 Santa Ynez . . . 15 15 18 9 -- 57 ;  3-point goals--MB 1 (Dixon), SY 2 (Dreher, Billings). Total fouls--MB 15, SY 10. Fouled out--Riley. Technicals--None. Records--SY: 8-2 TVL, 15-8 overall. MB: 6-4.

Paso Robles 69, St. Joseph Santa Maria 54--Paso Robles High wrapped up sole possession of the Los Padres League boys basketball title Friday,
beating St. Joseph 69-54. The Bearcats had a scare early. They fell behind 29-11 in the first half before tying the game at halftime. Paso Robles then put together a 28-point fourth quarter to pull away for its ninth straight win. J.R. Webb had 16 points for Paso Robles, while Bo Adams scored 12 and Ryan Hynes finished with 10. Paso Robles, 9-1 in the LPL and 20-3 overall, enters the playoff next week.

Atascadero 66, Cabrillo 55-- The Greyhounds had four players in double figures as they finished the regular season with a win. Pat Bresnahan had 18 points, Jordan Lieser 14, Issac Saiz 13 and Riley Prickett 10. The Greyhounds, 3-7 in the LPL and 11-13 overall, were tied with the Conquistadores at halftime, but outscored Cabrillo 15-6 in the third quarter. Atascadero finishes in sole possession of fourth place in the LPL and will await word on whether it receives an at-large berth to the playoffs. Cabrillo, 2-8 and 6-19, was led by David Drake’s 20 points.

Marmonte League

Simi Valley 82, Royal 46--Jered Weaver, a 6-foot-5 senior guard for the Simi Valley boys' basketball team, completed a special night for his family Friday night. His 14 points and six assists helped Simi Valley record an 82-46 win over Royal in the Marmonte League finale. At halftime, his older brother, Jeff, now with the Detroit Tigers, had his No. 25 baseball jersey retired by the school.   Gonzaga-bound Dustin Villipigue scored 21 points and recorded 16 rebounds and seven blocks for the host Pioneers (18-8, 7-5). Junior forwards Joel Hendershot and Kyle Vondrak each had 10 points for the Highlanders (1-25, 0-12).

Thousand Oaks 75, Newbury Park 56--With the help of 13 3-pointers and Westlake's win over Agoura, Thousand Oaks claimed sole possession of the Marmonte League title, winning 75-56 at Newbury Park. Thousand Oaks is 20-5, 10-2 to finish a game ahead of Agoura, which lost 65-52. Newbury Park finishes 13-12, 3-9, and will hope for an at-large playoff bid.  Dave Anderson (three 3s, 19 points) and Ben Olson (four 3s, 18 points) led the way, with Kyle Kegley added three 3s and 14 points. Olson led the team's 13-of-28 shooting from long range, hitting 4 of 6 beyond the arc.  Olson made a 3 on the first Lancer possession, followed by two from Anderson for a 9-2 lead the team would never relinquish.  Newbury Park made a few runs, the last to cut a 15-point lead to 38-33 midway through the third quarter, but Thousand Oaks finished that period with a 16-5 burst to lock up the game and, as it turned out, the league.  Thousand Oaks did that by getting into the up-tempo game it prefers, helped in no small part by Newbury Park's turnovers. The Panthers had 15 giveaways in the first half, 21 overall, leading to 25 Thousand Oaks points. Newbury Park scored just seven points off Thousand Oaks turnovers. Anderson and Kevin Rex each had four assists for Thousand Oaks, which finished with 15. Anderson also had seven rebounds. Newbury Park was led by Adam Carlson with 15 points and 10 rebounds, and Aaron Bobik, with 10 points, eight rebounds and three assists.

Metro League

Cal Lutheran 73,  Boys Republic 71 -- Phil Neujahr led Wildomar Cal Lutheran in this Metro Leaue game with his team-high 17 points and 11 rebounds. Uri Bahn had 16 points and 10 rebounds. Mark Baker had 12 rebounds and 11 points. Jesse Wenzel had 13 rebounds and 11 points. Cal Lutheran led 9 in last 2 minutes when Chino Hills Boys republic went on a 9-0 run to tie it up at 70. Uri Bahn made a game-winnin lay-up with 7 seconds remaining.  CAL LUTHERAN (73) -- Bahn 16, Neujahr 17, Johnson 12, Baker 11, Wenzel 11, Lemmerman 6.  BOYS REPUBLIC (71) -- Cotten 27, Manzano 22, Battle 9, Lancaster 7, Haynes 4, Emidy 2. Halftime score -- 38-38. Three-point goals -- Bahn, Cotten, Battle 3. Total fouls -- Cal Lutheran 11, Boys Republic 21. Fouled out -- Lancaster. Technical fouls -- Baker.  Records: Cal Lutheran 11-0, 14-5. Boys Republic 10-2, 15-10.

Upland Christian 56, Calvary Chapel Redlands 41--Jake Garcia scored 19 points in the win for Upland Christian (10-13, 7-5).

Mission Valley League

Moore League

Long Beach Poly 61, Long Beach Jordan 50-- Markee White made three key outside jump shots over the first 10 minutes of the second half to help Poly quickly erase a 26-21 halftime deficit in a 61-50 win over the Panthers in front of an overflow crowd. The victory marked Poly's 33rd consecutive Moore League win. The Jackrabbits (22-5, 12-0) had clinched the school's 22nd Moore League boys basketball title when Jordan (19-10, 9-3) lost to Millikan on Wednesday. White finished with 12 points and a game-high 10 rebounds, after making 1 of 6 shots in the first half. Marcedes Lewis scored 14 points for Poly, while DeAndre Williams added 12 points and 8 rebounds off the bench.  Senior guard Ron Banks and senior center Clay Salima led Jordan with 16 and 13 points, respectively. The Panthers stayed in the game, however, in large part thanks to senior guard Josh Estrada, who scored 10 points and registered team-highs with 8 rebounds, 5 steals and 4 assists.

Millikan 72, Cabrillo 54

Compton 74, Lakewood 71

Ocean League

Compton Centennial 63, Torrance 40--With fourth place and an automatic playoff berth on the line, Anthony Davis scored 19 points to lead Centennial to a 63-40 win over Torrance in a one-game Ocean League playoff at South Torrance High. Gabriel Pruitt added 17 points as Centennial (8-7 in league) started the game by taking a 20-12 first-quarter lead and were in charge, 34-17, at halftime. Michael Williams and Lance Keyes led Torrance (13-14, 7-7) with 10 points each. James Chang and Marshawn Williams, Torrance's offensive leaders, were held to 5 and 2 points, respectively, by Centennial's defense.  South can still earn an at-large bid because it has meet the 11-win requirement.

Orange League

Anaheim 57, Magnolia 56--Quinn Hawking made two free throws with 10 seconds remaining to lift the Colonists (11-15, 3-7). Hawking and Chasin Mitchell finished with 21 points each. Geoffrey Clayton scored 20 for Magnolia (13-13, 5-5).

Brea Olinda 87, Western 42--Brea Olinda (19-7, 9-1) shot 55% from the field and hit 15 of 26 three-pointers in wrapping up its third consecutive league title. Three players scored in double figures, led by Ryan Moore with 25 points.

Valencia 57, Savanna 43--Chris Bales had 13 points, Keinan Briggs 12 and Emmanuel Ortega 10 for Valencia (19-8, 8-2).Savanna is 10-16, 4-6.

Pacific View League

Camarillo 66, Channel Islands 57--Camarillo outscored Channel Islands 22-4 in the final six minutes on its way to a 66-57 win in a third place playoff game played Friday night at Rio Mesa High School.  Channel Islands, which led most of the game, held a 53-44 lead with 5:50 to play in Friday's Pacific View League third-place playoff game. But the Raiders, needing a win to progress to the postseason, froze up on their way to the playoffs.   The results knocks out Channel Islands (8-17, 3-6 in the PVL) from postseason consideration. Camarillo (14-13, 4-5) moves on to the CIF-Southern Section I-AAtournament next week. Channel Islands led 16-9 after one quarter and 32-25 at halftime. A Steven Baier layup in traffic put Channel Islands up nine points with 5:50 to play.  The run started when Camarillo guard Brad Boyer was fouled while attempting a 3-point shot. Boyer (9 points) converted all three free throws and the run was on.  Jared Jungwirth and Ian Caldwell put together back-to-back 3-point plays to take the lead, 55-54, with 2:57 left. Jungwirth (16 points) and Caldwell (15 points) paced a balanced Camarillo scoresheet.  Matt Wallman (10 points) put the game away with three straight Camarillo scores, swishing a 15 footer, banking in a 10 footer, and wheeling on the blocks in transition to make it 61-54 with 1:05 remaining.  Manny Berrelleza led Channel Islands with 15 points. Baier and Aldrin Tamayo added nine points each. Camarillo won the regular season finale Thursday, 62-55, forcing Friday's playoff game. The two teams split the regular season series.  

Prep League

Flintridge Prep 43, Webb 30-- With the win, Flintridge Prep took sole possession second place in league. Pasadena Poly (8-13, 4-4 in league) lost to Rio Hondo Prep, 62-55, Friday at Rio Hondo and dropped to third place. Flintridge Prep (12-11, 5-3 in league) was 12 for 31 (38.7%) from the field in the first half. Also helping the Rebels was the Gauls' poor shooting, as they hit just two shots in the first 16 minutes. However, Webb outscored Flintridge Prep, 25-18, in the last 16 minutes. Rebel Forward Matt Lauer scored 10 of his 12 points in the first half, helping his team to a 25-5 advantage. He pulled down six rebounds. Brian Strand took the lead in the second half, when he scored eight of his game-high 13 points.  The Rebels will be without the services of senior Bryan Young in the playoffs, who is out with a back injury. He played just eight games and average 10 points per contest. Webb 3 2 13 12 -- 30 Flint. Prep 17 8 9 9 -- 43 WEBB--Smith 8, Rao 6, Baczynski 5, Cheng 5, Whitfield 4, Lee 2. Three-pointers: Smith 2, Cheng. FLINT. PREP--Strand 13, Lauer 12, Guilanians 6, O'Byrne 4, Phelps 4, Mercer 2, Valdes 2. Three-pointers: O'Byrne, Strand.

Rio Hondo 'Prep 62, Pasadena Poly 55-- Rio Hondo ouscored Poly 20-12 in the fourth quarter.  Jason Dinius scored 11, Devon Drain 18, Ryan Prest 12, Paul Hampton 4, Kyle Corral 4, Ryan Westervoorde 4, and John Echevarria 6.  For Poly (4-4), Marshall Duncan had 12, Ini Archibong 2, Robbins 7, Nungesser 4, Kawachi 14, and Matt Sargeant  16.

Sea View League

Newport Harbor 56, Aliso Niguel 53--Aaron Yarnal scored 18 points, including two free throws in the last 16 seconds for Newport Harbor (19-6, 5-3), which finishes second behind Woodbridge. Tony Mellum had 13 points with 16 rebounds for the Sailors. Brandon Sievers scored a game-high 27 points for Aliso Niguel, which tied Laguna Hills for third. Newport Harbor 17 12 12 15 - 56 Aliso Niguel 16 11 10 16 - 53  Newport Harbor - Yarnal 18, Melum 13, Perrine 11, Peterson 4, Young 4, Pajevic 4, Cameron 2, Diefenbach 0.   3-pt. goals - Yarnal 2, Melum 2, Young 1. Fouled out - none.  Technicals - none. Aliso Niguel - Sievers 25, Zanolli 13, Lamela 5, Alconcel 4, Buchert 4, Ebel 2. 3-pt. goals - Sievers 3, Zanolli 1, Lamela 1.  Fouled out - Alconcel. Technicals - none

Woodbridge 67, Irvine 33--The Warriors (22-4, 8-0) won a game at Irvine that was halted with 29 seconds remaining when debris was thrown onto the court. Danny Lambert led all scorers with 21 points.

Sierra League

Ayala 65, Rowland 41--Ayala High's boys' basketball team avenged an earlier loss and nailed down a share of the Sierra League title Friday night with a 65-41 rout of Rowland.  The Bulldogs (19-7, 7-3) outscored the last-place Raiders 23-9 in the fourth quarter and 38-19 in the second half. Ayala will be the league's No. 2 seed in the CIF Division 1-AAA playoffs behind No. 1 Diamond Bar because of a Jan. 24 loss to last-place Rowland.  The Bulldogs split with Diamond Bar, split with three-way league champion Damien and split with doormat Rowland.  Ken Quinn led Ayala with 18 points, eight rebounds and six assists. Malik Jones added 16 points and nine rebounds. 

Damien 60, Diamond Bar 55--Damien outlasted Diamond Bar, 60-55, putting both schools and Ayala in a three-way gridlock for the Sierra League title. Senior guard Aaron Garcia scored 30 points and hit two backbreaking 3-pointers in the fourth quarter that helped the Spartans (18-9 overall, 7-3 league) surge ahead of the Brahmas (12-14, 7-3) late. Diamond Bar, meanwhile, hit a serious bump early in Friday night's game. Sophomore point guard Khalif Ford was ejected in the first quarter for elbowing Damien's Adam Buffum in the head. By CIF rules, Ford must now miss the Brahmas' first playoff game.With Ford gone and with Diamond Bar center Mark Jecmen in foul trouble in the fourth quarter, the Spartans went to work. The two teams were tied at 42 at the end of three quarters, and the Brahmas trailed just 51-49 with 3:43 remaining. Garcia then hit a 3-pointer with 3:14 left, and after Matt Brunelle scored inside, Garcia hit another 3 - from about 25 feet. It gave the Spartans a 57-51 lead and turned the game into a fouling contest. Diamond Bar pulled to within four with 1:12 left, and its last gasp expired when Andrew Villanueva missed a 3-pointer with 16 seconds left.  For the Brahmas, who won their first five league games before going 2-3 in the second time around, they will also enter the playoffs as a No. 1 seed because they're in Division 1-AAA.   Kenny Quinn had 18 points, eight rebounds and six assists to lead host Ayala to a 65-41 Sierra League victory over Rowland Heights Rowland on Friday. The Bulldogs (19-7, 7-3) held a 27-22 halftime lead but finally put the game away in the fourth quarter by outscoring Rowland 23-9. Malik Jones added 16 points to help Ayala, which clinched a three-way tie for first place in the league. John Wong had 12 points to lead Rowland (6-18, 1-9).

Suburban League

Norwalk 66, Glenn 61

Artesia 63, Bellflower 58

Cerritos 90, La Mirada 87

Sunset League

Marina 72, Esperanza 71--In a game that decided the league's third and final guaranteed playoff berth, the Vikings (11-15, 6-5) beat the host Aztecs (12-15, 5-6). Brian Riley led Marina with 18 points and provided the game-winning margin on a free throw.

Tri-Valley League

Oak Park 50, Bishop Diego 46--Grant Smith scored a game-high 19 points, including five 3-pointers, Friday night to guide Oak Park to a 50-46 boys basketball victory at Bishop Diego.  Ryan Perez topped the Cardinals, who were playing their second game in as many nights, with 12 points. Bishop Diego (3-5, 7-14) tied Fillmore for third place but earned the league's third CIF berth by sweeping the Flashes, including a 54-52 win on Thursday. The Cardinals led 42-37 with 3 minutes to play before Oak Park (6-2, 17-6) took control with a 9-0 run. OAK PARK -- Testan 3, McNair 7, Adams 10, Frank 5, Crellin 6, Smith 19. Totals 17 9-13 50.  BISHOP DIEGO -- Renick 4, Perez 12, Frawley 3, Minehan 3, Brown 6, Scheftic 4, Korsan 8, Cavaletto 6. Totals 20 3-4 46.   Oak Park . . . 14 6 9 21-- 50  Bishop Diego . . . 10 10 15 11 -- 46   3-point goals--OP 7 (Smith 5, Crellin 2), BD 3 (Cavaletto 2, Minehan). Total fouls--OP 6, BD 12. Fouled out--None. Technicals--None. Records--BD: 3-5 TVL, 7-14 overall. OP: 6-2, 17-6.

St. Bonaventure 82, Carpinteria 55-- Scott Lopez scored 17 points and Travis Bright 15 in the Tri-Valley League loss.

Valle Vista League

San Dimas 69, Northview 28--Valle Vista League-champion Saints (23-3, 13-1) were outscored 6-0 by the Vikings to start the game, then went on a 27-0 run to secure another rout.  Three San Dimas starters scored in double figures, led by Jason Greenlee and Curtis Small, who each had 15 points. Chris Greenwade added 13.

Bonita 72, Baldwin Park 48 -- The host Bearcats rolled off a 26-4 third-quarter run to overwhelm the Braves and seal second place in the Valle Vista League.  Senior forward Chris Dean led Bonita (20-6, 11-3) with 26 points and 11 rebounds while senior guard Jeran Carr added 16 for the Bearcats, on 4-6 shooting from three point range. The Bearcats trailed 25-24 at halftime before blowing the game open, and outscored the Braves 24-4 in the fourth quarter. .

Ganesha 84, South Hills 74--Mike Efevberha had 30 points and 13 rebounds and Franklin Ike added 23 points and 12 rebounds to lead Ganesha (15-12, 9-5).

Valley League

Pilibos 38, AGBU 33--details not available.

Compton Dominguez 43, St. Patrick (NY) 41-- Dominguez was in New Jersey at the Prime Time Shootout, as Tyson Chandler makes his farewell high school tour in preparation for the playoffs.  Chandler scored 14 points, while Keion Kindred had 4, Bobby Jones 8, Williams 8, Darius Sanders 4, Merdock 2, Tony Bryant 2.

Cornerstone Christian 57, Coutin 36--details not available.

Summit View 63, Wildwood 18--Details not available. 

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