Boys Division 2A bracket updated 2/18/01 & 2/16 results

CIF-SS Boys II-A Bracket Updated: Second
Round Results & Details--(Feb. 18, 2000)

Here are the results and details from Friday night's second round games in this bracket, followed by the updated bracket, showing the quarterfinal locations (not the game details follow the bracket):

Mayfair 69, Magnolia 54
Bishop Amat 54, Pacifica 52
Monrovia 58, Fullerton 39
Ocean View 63, Bonita 45
Muir 77, Apple Valley 38
Artesia 53, Los Altos 51
Dos Pueblos 67, Charter Oak 57
Redondo 66, Lompoc 43

First round games February 14			Second Round Feb. 16	Quarterfinals Feb. 20	Semifinals Feb. 23 Alternate Site	Finals March 3 The Pond
Upper Half of Bracket
Mayfair	@	Bye	Magnolia 54 @ Mayfair 69	Bishop Amat @ Mayfair
Temple City 41	@	Magnolia 56	Magnolia 54 @ Mayfair 69
Compton 67	@	Pacifica 71	Pacifica 52 @ Bishop Amat 54
Palm Desert 51	@	Bishop Amat 56	Pacifica 52 @ Bishop Amat 54
WilsonHH 51	@	Monrovia 56	Fullerton 39 @ Monrovia 58	Monrovia @ Ocean View
Barstow 37	@	Fullerton 58	Fullerton 39 @ Monrovia 58
Hesperia 34	@	Bonita 65	Bonita45 @ Ocean View 63
Bye	@	Ocean View	Bonita45 @ Ocean View 63
Lower Half of Bracket
Muir	@	Bye	Apple Valley 38 @ Muir 77	Artesia @ Muir
Diamond Ranch 45	@	Apple Valley 54	Apple Valley 38 @ Muir 77
Los Altos 72 (2OT)	@	Rosemead 64	Artesia 53 @ Los Altos 51
Bolsa Grande 56	@	Artesia 80	Artesia 53 @ Los Altos 51
La Habra 76	@	Charter Oak 79	Charter Oak 57 @ Dos Pueblos 67	Dos Pueblos @ Redondo
Newbury Park 62	@	Dos Pueblos 69	Charter Oak 57 @ Dos Pueblos 67
Culver City 50	@	Lompoc 67	Lompoc 43 @ Redondo Union 66
Bye	@	Redondo Union	Lompoc 43 @ Redondo Union 66

Mayfair 69, Magnolia 54-- Senior forward Josh Childress scored 17 points and grabbed 8 rebounds to lead the Monsoons (23-1) past Magnolia (14-14) in the second round game on Friday night. Matt McCraw scored 14 pokinjts, making four 3 pointers and senior Edwin Draughan scored 12 points and pulled down 6 rebounds to go with 8 assists. Sophomore forward Justin Hawkins scored 13 points for Mayfair as well. For Magnolia, Geoffrey Clayton scored 20 while Isaiah Bryant scored 22. the Monsoons will play Bishop Amat next Tuesday in a quarterfinal match.

Bishop Amat 54, Pacifica 52--Paul Porter hit two free throws with 2.9 seconds remaining to put the Lancers into the quarterfinals. Porter finished with 13 points, including six in the fourth quarter. Randy Jimenez (13 points) scored seven points in the fourth for Bishop Amat (20-8). Alex Gomez added 10 points and held Pacifica's Kelly Grunea, averaging 20 points per game, to nine points. David Read scored 17 points for visiting Pacifica (6-22), which forfeited 10 victories for using an ineligible player but was voted into the playoffs by the league's principals.

Monrovia 58, Fullerton 39--Bryant Markson had 23 points and 13 rebounds to lead the Wildcats into the quarterfinals. Monrovia (24-4) led 34-12 at halftime and cruised to the win. The Indians (18-10) fell behind by 14 in the first quarter and could not recover.

Ocean View 63, Bonita 45 -- Marques Crane scored 25 points to help end the Bearcats' season in a Division II-A second-round game. Chris Dean, Bonita's leading scorer, was held to eight points. Jeran Carr picked up some of the slack, hitting three three-pointers and scoring 17 points for the Bearcats (21-7). Despite being slowed in the last three games by mononucleosis, Ocean View's Torin Beeler started and finished with 15 points and 10 rebounds, while Marques Crane scored a game-high 25 points for fourth-seeded Ocean View (21-6), which will play Monrovia in the quarterfinals Tuesday. Bonita (21-7) buried itself in the first half, when it had twice as many turnovers (12) as baskets (six), caused primarily by Ocean View's pressure defense. The Seahawks jumped out to a 27-7 advantage midway through the second quarter and led by as many as 26 points in the game. The Bearcats went on an 11-3 run in the fourth quarter to cut the deficit to 14 points, but by then the lead was insurmountable.

Muir 77, Apple Valley 38--Joseph Frazier led with 18 points, but it was reserves Devon Thomas who had seven rebounds and Malcolm Johnson who applied terrific presure defense who proved to be the difference in this second round win.

Artesia 53, Los Altos 51 -- The Conquerors' Josh Allen hit two free throws with four seconds left to tie the game, 51-51, but Artesia's Ryan Reyes took the inbounds pass, dribbled the length of the court and passed to Ryan Malour, who scored a lay-up as time expired to give Artesia the victory. Anthony Garcia scored 14 points and Brandon Rogers added 11 for the Conquerors, who led by 12 points after the first quarter. However, the Conquerors only scored four points in the second quarter, allowing Artesia to tie the game, 28-28, at the half.

Dos Pueblos 67, Charter Oak 57-- Dos Pueblos High boys basketball squad trailed by as many as 16 points in the first half, but managed to cut the deficit to seven at halftime. DP then rallied behind junior Steve Graybill's 25-point performance, which included six 3-pointers, as the Chargers defeated Whittier's Charter Oak High 67-57 in a second-round CIF Division II-A playoff game at Sovine Gym. Dos Pueblos (18-6) will travel to play Redondo Union in the quarterfinals at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Graybill hit four of his six treys in the second half and tallied seven rebounds while teammate Damon Jenkins recorded 10 points, eight rebounds and six assists. Scott Roegner also added 13 points as the Chargers overcame a disappointing first quarter to topple Charter Oak (22-6). Charter Oak (also nicknamed the Chargers), built a 33-17 lead midway through the second period. Charter Oak's Todd Hurst scored a team-high 14 points, and Nick Brown, added 10. CHARTER OAK -- Hurst 14, Grissom 11, Elkhaldy 11, Boler 8, Apodaca 3. Totals 26 1-6 57. DOS PUEBLOS -- Graybill 25, Roegner 13, Cowan 10, Jenkins 10, Sherman 4, Ortiz 2, Menna 2, Iden 1. Totals 25 10-22 67. Charter Oak--23 10 15 9 -- 57; Dos Pueblos--11 15 24 17 -- 67 ; 3-point goals -- CO 4 (Grissom 3, Apodaca 1), DP 7 (Graybill 6, Cowan 1). Fouled out--None. Technicals--None. Records -- CO: 22-6; DP: 18-6.

Redondo 66, Lompoc 43--Dijon Thompson had a 22-point, 13-rebound game to lead host Redondo (22-5). Wendell White followed with 19 points, hitting 3-of-5 3-pointers. Redondo enjoyed a 53-32 rebounding advantage. Point guard Keith Ellison added 10 rebounds and center Paul Meynen had seven blocks for the Sea Hawks.