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CIF-SS Games Results & Details From
Saturday, 12/1/01--(Dec. 3, 2001)

The official CIF season is underway.   As we've done in year's past, we will continue to pass along scores and game details where they are available and can be obtained either from those who send them to us or from the local papers.  If you know of a game that we missed, a score unreported, send it in along with whatever details you know about. 

No games played.

Cornerstone Christian 38, Los Olivos Midland 35--Josiah Reed had 20 points and six rebounds for Cornerstone Christian (1-2).

Flintridge Prep 57, Mary Star 42--  Jeff Fiamengo scored 11 points, but the host Stars dropped their season-opener at Harbor College. Jeff Schwartz contributed 15 rebounds and three blocks for the Stars. Flintridge Prep:  Miller 8, Ouchi 3, Guillion 5, O[Byrne 13, Barden 14, Sherman 2, Mercer 12,.  Mary Star;  Prieto 2, Wratza 7, Mannino 4, Flamengo 11, Vuoso 7, Foster 8, Schwartz 3.

Fountain Valley 70, Los Alamitos 57 --Zach Wheatley had 16 points for Fountain Valley (1-0).

Los Alamitos 55, Newport Harbor 53 --Mark Lotman had 12 points and Kyle Brucculeri 10 for Los Alamitos (1-1), which outscored Newport Harbor, 19-6, in the fourth quarter. Tony Melum had 21 points for the Sailors (2-1).

Muir 92, Lynwood 42-- Ryan Hollins had 12 points and Seth Davis had 12 points and 10 rebounds for Muir (2-0) in a nonleague victory over Lynwood.

Orange 72, Garden Grove 53 --Quenton Parker had 20 points and 11 rebounds and Marcus Smith had 16 points for host Orange (2-0). Joe Monsour had 26 points for Garden Grove.

Santa Barbara 83, Lompoc Cabrillo 74

Villa Park 63, Alta Loma 51

Beaumont Tournament (Southern Section)
Third place

Chaparral 53, San Bernardino 49--Brent Chodola had 15 points and 17 rebounds for Chaparral (3-1), which ouscored San Bernardino (2-2), 34-16, in the last 12 minutes of the game. Walter White had 32 points for San Bernardino.

Borrego Springs Desert Classic (San Diego Section)
Championship Game

Tri-City Christian 59, Lutheran 55--Lutheran 17 11 12 15 -- 55 Tri-City 13 17 14 15 -- 59  Lutheran -- Stevens 2, Buckbien 16, Griede 1, PKasaty 9, Veivia 1, EKasaty 9, Hooper 17. Tri-City Chr. -- Weiss 2, Harkness 19, Boerneke 3, Sanetrick 10, Kraatz 17, Duran 5, DMarinello 2.

Wanerner 68, West Shores 67 (OT)-- West Shores 13 13 18 23 0-- 67 Warner 6 18 26 17 1-- 68  West Shores -- Walker 15, Stewart 35, Orroyo 17. Warner -- Zuydendorp 16, Ryan 6, Holmes 4, Cota 12, Diaz 22, Wagner 8. 

Borrego 65, Mountain Empire 61--Mtn. Empire 15 7 15 24 -- 61 Borrego Spgs 21 19 5 20 -- 65 Mtn. Empire -- Laff 18, Keeran 18, Mo.Hall 6, Ma.Hall 13, Tucker 6. Borrego Springs -- Aguilar 8, Jones 3, O'Brien 27, Bailey 3, Fogarty 10, Arellano 14. Three-point goals -- Laff 4, Kerran 4. 

Brethren Christian Tournament (Southern Section)
Championship

Pacific Hills 74, Maranatha 62 --Ahmahl Amedu of Pacific Hills was named the Tournament MVP.

Third Place

Brethren Christian 58, Whittier Christian 48--Chris Bodziak scored 17 points to lead the Warriors (3-1) past the Heralds (2-2) in a victory for third place.  Brethren Christian's Joel Lozo was voted to the All-Tournament team.

Consolation

Oxford Academy 59, Liberty Christian 33 --Jake Fermanian made five three-pointers and had 19 points to lead Oxford Academy (1-3). Patrick Doney sank six three-pointers and had 22 points for Liberty Christian (0-4).

St. Anthony's 52, Eastside Christian 33 --John Giandia scored 14 points for St. Anthony's (2-2) at Brethren Christian. T.J. Sakehinde led Eastside Christian (1-3) with a game-high 15 points.

Buchanan-Clovis West Tournament (Central Section)
Championship

Gold Bracket Championship

Clovis West 97, Garces 92--Saturday, in the BCW/Kiwanis Invitational Gold Division championship, Debban delivered time and time again. The 6-foot-5 senior scored 41 points, including six in the final 1 minute, 31 seconds, as the Golden Eagles held off and impressive Garces squad 97-92 at Clovis West. It was Clovis West's fourth straight BCW championship, and it looked like it might come easily against the Division 4 Rams. The Eagles led 62-44 with 5:44 left in the third quarter. Even after Garces rallied, Clovis came back for an 83-69 lead with six minutes left in the game. But junior point guard Kyle Shiloh led the Rams on a furios rally, scoring 13 of his team-high 26 points thereafter. Shiloh scored seven straight as Garces closed to 83-78 with 4:18 left. With 2:03 left, a Shiloh basket pulled the Rams to within 91-88. Then Debban got a basket on a goaltending call. With 1:16 left, Shiloh scored again, but with 43 seconds left, Debban, the tournament MVP, made two free throws to make it 95-90. Then Shiloh drove inside for a basket and was fouled with 35 seconds left. He missed the free throw, and Debban grabbed the rebound.  The Eagles worked to keep the ball in Debban's hands. With 28 seconds, Debban missed a free throw. With 26 seconds, teammate Tyson Parker missed one. Garces 7-foot sophomore Robert Swift grabbed the rebound and passed off. Tyler Hair attempted a 3-pointer from the right corner, but Brian Thurman blocked the shot, and Debban grabbed the loose ball. Debban then made one of two free throws with 18 seconds and another one with eight seconds.  Garces kept it close in the first quarter, but the Eagles started pulling away in the second quarter, during which Anthony Esparza of Garces and Clovis West's Trent Thompson put on a 3-point shooting display. Esparza was 4 for 5 in the quarter and scored 16 of his 21 points. Thompson, a reserve, made 3 of 4 3-pointers and scoed 12 of his 18 points in the quarter.  Debban had eight points as Clovis West, which made 7 of 10 second-quarter 3-pointers, took a 54-40 lead. Despite nine third-quarter points from Shiloh, the Rams were unable to cut the deficit until the furious fourth quarter. Esparza finished with 21 points. Ryan had 16 and Swift scored 14.   Tyson Parker, who scored 33 points to lead Clovis West in an 88-75 semifinal victory over Canyon Springs, had 15.

Silver Bracket Championship

Capistrano Valley 70, Crenshaw 46 --. Top-seeded Crenshaw, winner of eight state championships, also went home with three losses after falling to Capistrano Valley 70-47 in the Silver Division championship. Pete Decasas had 22 points and Matt Sweany had 20 for Capistrano Valley (4-1)

Bronze Division Championship

Madera 70, Dominguez 54--A day after Buchanan turned the feat, Madera upset perennial power Dominguez 57-54 in the Bronze Division championship, handing the Dons their third loss of the tournament.  Gary Moran scored all eight of his points and made two of the Coyotes' four 3-pointer in the fourth quarter as Madera erased a 40-38 deficit. Andy Underwood had five of his 15 points in the final quarter for Madera, which led 27-25 at halftime.

Consolation Division Championship

Hoover 73, Bullard 66--Gavin Gonzales' 19 points led three players in double-digit scoring as Hoover beat Bullard 73-66 in the Consolation Division championship.

Earlier Saturday Bracket Games

Dominguez 83, Fresno Central 73--details not reported.

Crenshaw 76, Ayala 65--Andrew Hatch had 19 points and Kyle Gregory had 15 points and six assists for Ayala (2-2) in a pool play loss to Crenshaw (2-2) in the Clovis West tournament.

Capistrano Valley 80, Fresno Buchanan 63

Buena Park Tournament (Southern Section)
Championship

Sunny Hills 49, La Palma Kennedy 44 --Tony Gonzalez was named tournament MVP for Sunny Hills (4-0) after scoring 19 points and
getting 13 rebounds in the title game of the Buena Park tournament.  The Fighting Irish dropped to 3-1 Clay Carmody added 14 points and seven rebounds for Sunny Hills. Eric Aragon's 12 points led Kennedy.

Buena Park 69, Rancho Alamitos 42--Deandre Robinson scored 14 points for the host Coyotes (3-1) in a consolation victory over the Vaqueros (0-4). Randy Urias and Zach Barker each added 12 points for Buena Park.

Bolsa Grande 80, Magnolia 58--David Doan scored 26 points to lead the Matadors past the Sentinels. Omar Amaral also added 24 points for Bolsa Grande. 

Katella 63, Saddleback 39--Keith Smith scored 14 points for the Knights (3-1) in a consolation victory over the Roadrunners (0-4) at Buena Park.  Saddleback was led by Robert Gonzalez's 13 points. 

Aliso Niguel 49, Westminster 40--The Wolverines (1-4) earned their first victory of the season, beating the Lions (1-3). 

Eagle-Vaquero Classic (San Diego Section)

Granite Hills 62, Hoover 57-- Hoover 20 21 2 14 -- 57 Gra. Hills 20 10 14 18 -- 62  Hoover -- Mave 7, Fuller 5, Forde 19, White 15, Almonor 11. Granite Hills -- Nasser 3, Davis 10, Arehart 2, El-Habashy 16, Torres 2, Chase 17, Hall 8, Heath 4. Three-point goals -- El-Habashy 4. 

San Marcos 86, Valhalla 56--Valhalla 20 13 9 14 -- 56 San Marcos 23 24 18 21 -- 86  Valhalla -- Hanna 4, Johnston 4, Daovd 2, Rothlisberger 6, Stinnett 17, Molden 7, March 6, Burnett 1, Sheppard 9. San Marcos -- Shah 4, J.Boone 7, Farrell 5, Bomar 7, N.Boone 6, Hendrix 11, K.Moore 9, Hamideh 5, Boyd 2, Green 11, Kearney 15, T.Moore 4. 

Mt. Carmel 69, Southwest 63-- Southwest 18 16 13 16 -- 63 Mt. Carmel 14 18 20 17 -- 69  Southwest -- Frijas 2, Villarreal 1, Cortez 7, Ramirez 12, Leon 27, Coleman 4, Backley 3, Tucker 7. Mt. Carmel -- Burke 4, Robles 15, Clark 12, Knight 10, Qsar 14, Valencia 4, Williams 8, Baldwin 2. 

San Diego 90, El Capitan 54--San Diego 17 21 20 32 -- 90 El Capitan 13 12 16 13 -- 54  San Diego -- Go 6, Black 5, Rockett 14, Simmons 2, Guzman 6, Wiseman 16, Lepe 5, Limuel 4, Palmer 3, Shire 9, Riley 14, Glenn 6. El Capitan -- Mena 6, Gregerson 7, Grant 9, Hogue 2, Relph 11, Stephens 4, Boswell 15.  

San Diego El Camino 68, Morse 60--Morse 19 16 19 6 -- 60 El Camino 23 13 12 20 -- 68  Morse -- Chamblee 16, Logan 8, Murray 7, Guerrero 5, Moore 11, Chisholm 5, Bivins 2, Reddick 6. El Camino -- Watson 28, Walker 12, Pomare 21, Armstrong 2, Prevost 1, Daniels 4. Three-point goals -- Watson 3.

Gahr-Cerritos Tournament (Southern Section)
Fifth place

Cerritos 66, Pacifica 65 (3OT) --Jason Brock had 21 points and 14 rebounds and Alfred Fragoso had 19 points for Pacifica (1-3).

Consolation

South Gate 53, Long Beach 50

JW North Tournament (Southern Section)
Championship

Victor Valley 80, Cathedral City 58 --Steve Thompson had 23 points and eight rebounds to lead Victor Valley (4-0) to the J.W.
North championship with the victory over Cathedral City (2-2). Jared Otteson had 13 points to lead Cathedral City. MVP-Steve Thompson (Victor Valley)

Third place

Woodbridge 80, Riverside J.W. North 54 --Patrick Haddan scored 21 points and Mike Nicoll added 10 for Woodbridge (3-1) at J.W. North (2-2).

Consolation

Antelope Valley 63, Rialto 58 --Ollie Bradley had 17 points and Eric Williams had 15 points for Antelope Valley (3-1) in the fifth-place game of the J.W. North tournament.

La Habra Tournament  (Southern Section)
Championship

El Dorado 48, La Habra 32--Kyle Miller made three three-pointers and had 14 points and Peter Bond made three three-pointers and had nine points for El Dorado (4-0). David Patten added eight points and six rebounds for El Dorado.  The Highlanders dropped to 3-1.

Third place

Rowland 51, Northwood 49 --Adam Wong hit two free throws with two seconds left for Rowland (3-1). Wong finished with 11 points, including nine on three-pointers. Northwood fell to 2-2.

El Modena 49, Calvary Chapel Santa Ana 46--Tavon Robinson scored 24 points to lead the Vanguards (2-2) past the Eagles. 

Laguna Blanca Tournament (Southern Section)
Championship

Mission Prep (SLO Central Section) 69, Bishop Diego 62--Mission Prep outscored Bishop Diego 26-14 in the fourth quarter Saturday to take home first place in the Laguna Blanca-Bishop Diego basketball tournament with a 69-62 win. Pat Minehan scored 29 points to lead the Cardinals and was named to the all-tournament team. He had 15 points in the first quarter against Mission Prep. Mission Prep's Brent Walker was named the MVP of the tournament, but had only 11 points against Bishop. MISSION PREP -Walker 11, Purify 24, Scruggs 5, Traore 6, Bell 16, Hassler 2, Craigue 5. Totals 24 19-33 69. BISHOP DIEGO -Um 2, Mitchell 2, Minehan 29, Boehm 3, Munoz 9, Cavaletto 13, Elmerick 4. Totals 23 10-15 62. Mission Prep . . . 15 18 10 26 - 69 Bishop Diego . . . 21 14 13 14 - 62 3-point goals-MP 2 (Bell, Craigue), BD 6 (Minehan 3, Munoz 2, Cavaletto). Fouls-MP 18, BD 25. Fouled Out-MP Traore, BD Brown. Technicals--Minehan.

Third Place

San Francisco Urban 59, Antelope Valley Christian 55 --Tony Uebelhardt had 16 points Percy Pickett had 12 for Antelope Valley Christian (2-2) in the third-place game of the Laguna Blanca tournament 

Consolation

Viewpoint 56, Laguna Blanca 54 --Mike Larner stole an inbound pass and made a layup at the buzzer to give Viewpoint the victory. John Murray scored 21 points and Matt Mosco added 14 points and 13 rebounds for Viewpoint (2-2).

Western Christian 39, Holy Martyrs 38 --

New Roads 44, Cate 37

Woodland Christian 74, Villanova Prep 46

Viewpoint 56, Laguna Blanca 54--With three seconds left, the Owls tried to break a tie with a long pass and instead found heartbreak as Viewpoint intercepted the pass and scored. The victory gave Viewpoint the consolation title in the Laguna/Bishop tournament and dropped Laguna to 1-3. Eric Geeb led Laguna with 15 points and six rebounds while Jelani Hicks added 10. Andy Nelson had eight rebounds. VIEWPOINT - J. Murray 21, Mosko 16, Lanner 2, Lazan 4, Chiziven 9, Mazur 4. Total 56. LAGUNA - Geeb 15, Haan 5, Hicks 10, Jeffrey 8, Jones 4, J. Kaufman 3, Nelson 3, Vidor 4, Whited 2. Total 54. Viewpoint . . . 13 14 14 13 - 54 Laguna Blanca . . . 14 14 21 7 - 56 3-point goals-LB 4 (Geeb 3, Haan1), V 1 (Chiziven). Fouled out--Jeffrey. Record - Laguna Blanca 1-3. 

Windward 63, Santa Maria Valley Christian 52

Grace Brethren 59, Thousand Oaks Hillcrest Christian 53

MVP-Brent Walker (SLO Mission Prep) All-Tournament Team-MVP: Brent Walker, Mission Prep. Gerald Purify, Mission Prep. Pat Minehan, Bishop. A. J. Cavaletto, Bishop. Eric Geeb, Laguna Blanca. Ethan Chin, Western Christian. Willie Moses, Urban. Tony Uebelhart, Antelope Valley Christian. Lincoln Brown, Woodland Christian. Danny Nario, New Roads

Loara Tournament (Southern Section)
Championship

Esperanza 66, Dana Hills 59 --Junior center and tournament MVP Mark Lovein scored 27 points for Esperanza (4-0) at Loara. Mike Mooney scored 22 points for Dana Hills (2-2).

Third place

Costa Mesa 63, Pomona 43 --Chad Vakili had 24 points and David Conte had 22 for Costa Mesa (3-1). Pomona (2-2) didn't have any layer score in double digits.

Consolation

Troy 62, Placentia Valencia 36 --Trent Hardeman scored 14 points for the Warriors (1-3).  Troy had 12 players score against the Tigers (0-4).

Loara 78, Servite 62 --Bryce Sheldon scored 32 points to lead the Saxons (3-1) past the Friars (1-4) for fifth place.

Mira Costa Tournament
Championship

Serra 71, Peninsula 61-- The Serra High boys basketball team used full-court pressure to derail Peninsula's half-court offense Saturday in a 71-61 win in the championship game of the Mira Costa Classic on Saturday.  Serra point guard Eugene Jeter, whose father was ejected from courtside in the second quarter, responded with 19 points and was named Tournament MVP.  Peninsula's offensive production was slowed in the first half as three starters picked up three or more fouls. Peninsula's early foul trouble hindered its scoring and carried over into the second half as both teams combined for only 15 points in the third quarter.  Serra (4-0) used back-to-back jump shots by Jeter and a dunk by Chris Hemphill to seal the victory late in the fourth quarter. Peninsula dropped to 3-1.  Eight of Jeter's points came from free throws, where he made 8 of 10. As a team, Serra shot only percent 62 percent from the free-throw line, making only 21 of 34.

Third Place

Torrance 54, Mira Costa 52--Marshawn Williams hit a lay-up as time expired to push the Tartars (2-2) over the Mustangs for third place. Ryan Crespin paced Torrance with 17 points while Dustin May finished with 14. Williams, an all-tournament pick, had nine points, eight assists, eight rebounds and six steals. Daniel William led Mira Costa with 18 points while Greg Geier added 10.

Consolation

L.A. Banning 81, St. Bernard 77 --Joey Saavedra scored 48 points to lead Banning in a consolation game at the Mira Costa Tournament. Bruce Bevans scored 33 points, and Rocky Hinds had 21 points and 17 rebounds for St. Bernard (1-3). Bruce Bevans had 11 of his 33 points in the fourth quarter for St. Bernard in a consolation game.  Banning scoring:  Saavedra 48, Porter 4, Malone 2, Mendez 6, Perry 16, Abed 12, Riggins 2.  Saavedra 3 three-pointers.   St. Bernard scoring:  Bevans 33, Taylor 4, Ross 3, Johnson 9, Grimes 4, Hinds 21, Ceballos 3.  Bevans 6 three pointers.

Mission Viejo Diablo Inferno Tournament (Southern Section)
Championship

Mission Viejo 71, San Clemente 44 --Travis Niesen had 26 points and 10 rebounds and Jake Collins and Kevin Stacey had nine points each for host Mission Viejo (4-0). Matt King had 13 points for San Clemente (2-2).  Niesen was named Tournament MVP.

Consolation

Foothill 48, Santa Ana Valley 47 --Santa Ana Valley led until there were 7.5 seconds remaining when Brett Bigler put Foothill (3-1) ahead. Francisco Flores finished with 13 points, Brandt Bangs had 12 and Bigler added 11. Bigler hit the winning shot for the Knights (3-1) with 7.5 seconds remaining.

Morro Bay Tournament (Southern Section)

Third place

Paso Robles 73, North Bakersfield 49 --Ryan Twidwell scored 23 points for Paso Robles (3-1) in a third-place victory over North Bakersfield in the Morro Bay tournament.

Nordhoff Tournament (Southern Section)
Championship

Ribet Academy 66, Nordhoff 59--Yancy Clark had 23 points to lead Ribet Academy (4-0) to the Nordhoff
tournament title with the victory over Nordhoff.. 

Third Place

Dos Pueblos 63, La Salle 54-- The Lancers struggled for the second consecutive night in the fourth quarter and suffered a tough loss to the Chargers in the third place game at the Nordhoff Tournament. Anthony Napalitano and Mark Kelley scored 14 points apiece for La Salle, which dropped to 2-2. John Pickert hit four 3-pointers and scored 27 points as Dos Pueblos (2-1) overcame a 9-0 deficit to take third in the Nordhoff Tournament. Leading scorer Steve Graybill was hampered by foul trouble and finished with 12 points but Pickert, a transfer from Wichita, picked up the slack. Ryan Glick scored 10 points, Kevin Iden six and freshman Phil Frieissen, playing most of the second half, added eight points.

Consolation finals

South Torrance 52, Channel Islands 43-- All-tournament selection Kevin Ritchie recorded 14 points and eight rebounds as the Spartans won the consolation final. Scott Wilson grabbed 11 points and 11 rebounds, and Tyler Graham also scored 11 points. South Torrance scoring:  Oshiro 4, Flynn 2, Reyes 1, Azizi 4, Nolan 5, Graham 11, Ritchie 14, Wilson 11.  Channel Islands:   Gagliardo 7, Diaz 3, Morton 7, Tamayo 16, Joseph 2, Johnson 6, Andres 2.   South--7  11  19  15--52;  Shannel Islands-- 8  6  13   16--43.

Norte Vista Tournament (Southern Section)
Third place

Riverside Notre Dame 64, Corona 57--details not available.

Consolation

Colton 54, Norte Vista 33

Garey 69, Woodcrest Christian 44

Parker (Francis Parker) Tournamnent (San Diego Section)
Championship Game

Mar Vista 106, Santana 96 (4 OT)--M 11 14 9 23 10 11 12 16 --106 S 12 19 11 15 10 11 12 6 -- 96  Mar Vista (4-0) -- Curry 42, C.Jones 15, Meyer 15, Givens 14, Murillo 13, Guzman 4, Garado 3. Santana (3-1) -- Penn 25, Sturgill 21, Schultz 17, Browning 13, Lamoreaux 13, Kemp 4, Bachman 3. Three-point goals -- Curry 4. 

El Cajon 76, Calvin Christian 42-- Calvin Chr. 8 9 15 10 -- 42 El Cajon 17 17 18 24 -- 76  Calvin Chr. -- Roberts 15, Donovan 8, Tam 7, Prins 6, Bakker 5, Koonce 1. El Cajon -- Reed 20, PTaylor 15, Felure 12, Dubose 8, DTaylor 6, Agana 5, Ridgel 4, Foster 4, Pearce 2. Three-point goals -- Reed 4. 

Santana 63, Julian 32--Julian 6 5 10 11 -- 32 Santana 13 12 23 15 -- 63  Julian scoring not reported. Santana -- Browning 4, Bachman 9, Sturgill 10, Penn 24, Gobin 2, Kemp 4, Lamoreaux 7, Schultz 1, Sledge 2.

All-Tournament Team: Nate Reed (ECj), Hudson Moore
(FP), Hayden Penn (Sant), John Sturgill (Sant), Johnny
Garado (MarV); MVP: Dean Currey (MarV).

Phoenix Desert Classic (Arizona)

Santa Fe Christian 64, Northwest 48 --Northwest 13 10 13 12 -- 48 SFC 25 18 9 12 -- 64  Northwest -- Harper 4, Bohannan 6, Smith 4, Hoffner 13, Ryan 8, James 2, Caspens 2, King 5, Beckman 4. SFC (4-1) -- Whickers 7, Corso 32, Curtis 8, Alexander 5, Baldwin 12. Three-point goals -- Corso 7. Diablo Inferno Classic  

Third place game

Oceanside 50, Laguna Hills 43-- Laguna Hills 12 7 11 13 -- 43 Oceanside 12 14 9 15 -- 50  Laguna Hillls -- Fosheim 2, Carter 6, Stelling 2, Dimick 11, Stone 12, Donat 10. Oceanside -- Rollins 16, Harris 17, Bruce 11, Chambers 6.

Providence Tournament (Southern Section)
Championship

Rolling Hills Prep 68, Providence 55

Third Place

St. Genevieve 69, Pilibos 51

Consolation

L.A. Lutheran 56, Highland Hall 54

Redondo Union Pacific Shores Tournament (Southern Section)
Championship

Fairfax 67, Redondo 57-- Redondo Beach played its hot hand in the final of the 50th annual Redondo Beach Pacific Shores basketball tournament, but it still wasn't enough to overcome a deep Fairfax team, as the Sea Hawks fell, 67-57.  Wendell White scored 30 points on 12-for-20 shooting, single-handedly keeping Redondo (2-1) in the game. White scored 12 points during a 16-6 Redondo run that brought the Sea Hawks within 52-50, with 5:22 left. Jahsha Bluntt responded with a 3-pointer for Fairfax, though, to widen the gap and Redondo never got as close again. Fairfax had raced to an early 11-2 lead on back-to-back 3-pointers by Bluntt and Alex Bausley. White, guard Keith Ellison, and Zahn scored the next nine points for Redondo, including a 3-pointer by White that tied the game, 11-11, with 1:25 left in the first quarter. The spurt was the start of what would become a pattern for Redondo during the game — score in bunches and then go cold.   Fairfax went on a 10-0 run to close the first and start the second before Redondo's duo of White and Ellison got hot again. Ellison scored six points and White another five, but a basket by Thomas Woods of Fairfax increased their lead to 30-22. Despite shooting 50 percent in the first half and limiting Fairfax to only 39 percent, the Sea Hawks were down, 36-28. Fairfax attempted 10 more shots and hit seven 3-pointers.

Third Place

San Diego Horizon Christian 60, Bishop Montgomery 57-- In the third-place game, Bishop Montgomery dug itself a deep hole early, then put up a good fight, but could not overcome the deficit, losing 60-57 to Horizon Christian of San Diego.  The Knights had no answer for Nate Carter, who scored a game-high 25 points on a variety of moves inside. Horizon Christian overwhelmed Bishop Montgomery early with a 17-6 lead.  Bishop Montgomery (2-2) fought back to tie the game, and after a steal and conversion by guard Nate Clark, the Knights took their first lead 33-31 less than three minutes into the third quarter. Marquis Washington led Bishop Montgomery with 15 points. Guard Brandon Peace had 12. SD Horizon scoring:  Read 9, Carter 29, Dudley 15, Veikalas 3, Williams 5;  Bishop Montgomery scoring:  Howard 4, M. Washington 15, Peace 11, Fred Washington 6, Williams 2, Hamilton 2, Clark 6, Scott 9, Estracia 2.   Bishop Mont. 8 18 16 15 -- 57 Horizon 17 11 16 16 -- 60 

Fifth Place

Palisades 67, Locke 54--Palisades scoring:  D' Andre 3, Sago 6, Garbutt 12, Jackson 18, Counts 5, Lewis 2, Fahnbilleh 13, Schwartz 2.   Locke scoring:  Arevalo 2, Webb 2, Isum 16, Brown 2, Bagsby 9, Lewis 11, Marshall 3, Bruousard 9..

Seventh Place

Crossroads 56, Valencia 52--details not reported

Ninth Place

Long Beach Jordan 69, Gardena 60-- LB Jordan scoring:   Rulten 4, Calloway 1, Daniles 4, Choice 2, Pickett 2, Banks 26, Devore 15, Harris 5, Grigsby 10.  Gardena scoring:  Morrison 4, Thurman 14, Privott 2, Bryant 7, Prescotte 18, Evans 10, Alexander 3, Pierce 2.

Eleventh Place

Hawthorne 59, Leuzinger 39--Hawthorne scoring:  Flowers 12, Brown 3, M. Washginton 29, V. Washington 11, Montalvan 2, Shelton 2.  Leuzinger scoring:   Wright 1, Stone 9, Reed 7, Wright 11, Street 11.

Thirteenth Place

Jefferson 63, St. Monica 57--details not reported.

Fifteenth Place

Narbonne 69, Morningside 46-- Narbonne scoring:  Reed 20, Terry 5, Nzenwa 20, Romo 4, Hubbaro 10, Grimes 5, Smith 5;  Morningside:  Jones 16, Blow 5, Sanders 5, Estero 5, Olade 9, Tipado 6

Rosamond Tournament (Southern Section)
Championship

Ridgecrest Burroughs 53, Rosamond 51 --Karl Williams scored 16 points for Burroughs (3-1). Williams was named the
MVP of the tournament. MVP-Karl Williams (Ridgecrest Burroughs)

Rosemead Tournament
Championship

Ganesha 71, El Camino Real (LA) 60--Micheal Efevberha had 26 points and was awarded MVP Honors and Chris Reaves scored 24 points and was awarded all-tournament honors for Ganesha (3-1). William Evans added 10 points for Ganesha.

San Luis Obispo Tournament (Southern Section)San Luis Obispo
Championship

Santa Margarita 50, Santa Cruz 37 --Lenny Collins had 22 points and Travis Toch had 13 rebounds for Santa Margarita (3-0).

Third place

San Marcos 93, Gilroy 56 --Seamus McKiernan of San Marcos scored 21 points, had 8 steals, and was named to the all-tournament team. Asher Kupperman added 19 points for San Marcos (2-1), and also pulled down 6 rebounds, while Drew Spaventa scored 13. Freshman Andrew Popp had nine points and five rebounds.

Consolation

Crespi 66, Lemoore 54 --Rob Koslowsky had 20 points and 10 rebounds for Crespi (1-2).

Santa Ynez 69, San Luis Obispo 58 (OT)-- Matt McKinney of Santa Ynez scored 33 points and grabbed 15 rebounds in the fifth-place game of the San Luis Obispo Tournament. Jake Leonard had 20 points for San Luis Obispo. With 11 seconds left, and Santa Ynez trailing 54-52, Aaron Richman missed a shot and his Pirate teammates grabbed five successive offensive rebounds before getting the putback with two seconds left.  In overtime, McKinney slammed an alley-oop pass from Richman and Santa Ynez made 9-of-12 free throws down the stretch to win it. Richman added 16 points and Jeff Urton had 10.  SANTA YNEZ J. Richmond 1, Bebernes 2, McKinney 33, Lindberg 2, A. Richmond 16, Urton 10, Nelson 5. Totals 28 13-21 69. SLO Manin 4, Herron 2, Wintermeyer 3, Leonard 20, Almaquer 8, Monroe 2, Jorgeson 19. Totals 19 17-26 58. Santa Ynez . . . 12 16 13 13 15 -- 69 SLO . . . 8 20 15 11 4 - 58 3-point goals--SY 0, SLO 3 (Leonard 3). Fouls--SY 21, SLO 15. Fouled out--SY Lindberg, SLO Monroe.

Saugus Tournament  (Southern Section)
Championship

Harvard-Westlake 71, Oxnard 47 --Bryce Taylor scored 18 points for Harvard-Westlake (4-0) and was named the tournament's most valuable player. Bobby Weinberger and Craig Weinstein of Harvard-Westlake were also named all-tournament. Henry Patterson scored 19 points for Oxnard (3-1) and was named to the all-tournament team, as was teammate Lee Abair.  Ten players scored for the Wolverines of Studio City, who used a combination of hustle and depth to claim the championship.

Third place

Crescenta Valley 58, Saugus 54 --Chris Tarne had 19 points, Jimmy Groffredo had 15, and Brian Kang added 14 points and 11 rebounds for Crescenta Valley (3-1). Tarne and Groffredo were named to the all-tournament team. Marc Holmquist of Saugus (2-2) scored 13 points and was named to the all-tournament team. Tarne scored 10 of his 19 points in the fourth quarter

Consolation

Buena 77, Lancaster 68--Chris Sullivan of Buena scored 17 points and was selected to the all-tournament team.

Canyon 64, Glendale 61--Chad Eichten scored 15 points and Jeff Davidson 12 for Canyon (3-1). Both players were selected to the all-tournament team. Hugo Guererro scored 23 points for Oxnard (1-3) and was named all-tournament.

Bakersfield Ridgeview 77, Verdugo Hills 72--

Buena 77, Lancaster 68--

Westlake 67, Notre Dame 45--Jonathan Wiley scored 15 points to lead the Warriors (2-2) in the fifth-place game.

Serrano Tournament (Southern Section)
Championship

El Segundo 76, Barstow 55-- El Segundo's Dashawn Strong earned the Most Valuable Player award in the Serrano Tournament after totaling 33 points and 17 rebounds in a 76-55 victory over Barstow in the tournament finals. Jeramie Hopson contributed 20 points and 13 rebounds for El Segundo (4-0). Barstow:  Bledsoe 2, Robinson 1, Bufford 5, Baca 10, Carpenter 16, Dado 6, Ritualo 2, Boyles 7, Beezley 4, Lewis 2.  El Secundo:  McCullough 5, Cryan 4, Mathieu 6, Strong 33, Gomez 6, Bassily 1, Hopson 20, Urrtia 1. Tournament MVP-Dashawn Strong (El Segundo)

Third place

Silverado 65, Jurupa Valley 45 --Jaime Lester and Ryan Diggs scored 13 points for Silverado (3-1) at Serrano.
John Belangeri scored 17 points for Jurupa Valley (2-2).

Simi Valley Tournament (Southern Section)
Championship

Moorpark 65, Camarillo 54 --Jose Rodriguez scored 20 points and Blake Sharpe had seven assists for Moorpark. Sharpe was named the tournament MVP. David Reichel scored 21 for Camarillo (2-1) and was named to the all-tournament team.   For the first time in seven years, the championship of the Simi Valley boys' basketball tournament was claimed by someone other than the host Pioneers.  The Musketeers (4-0) put an an impressive show, using their quickness, shooting and size advantage to break out to a 21-5 lead in the first quarter, then cruising to the easy victory. Keith Lawrence added 14 for Moorpark. The Musketeers' Blake Sharpe had six points.

Third Place

Taft 73, Simi Valley 58 --Mustafa Asghari had 27 points for Taft (3-1). Tony Palomarez had nine points for Simi Valley (2-2). Nima Javaherion had 12 points on four 3-pointers, Collins Ezeuka had 11 points and Julio Marshall scored eight points for Taft. Simi Valley got nine points from Tony Palomarez and eight each from Mitch McManus, Travis Clark, Gabriel Duarte and John Schock.

Sportland Tip-Off Classic (San Diego Section)

University City 46, Montgomery 39-- Montgomery 8 3 17 11 -- 39 Univ. City 7 13 13 13 -- 46 Montgomery -- Mehemmed 7, Whaley 7, Lonzon 2, Gerena 6, R.Wofford 2, L.Wofford 10, Monasmith 5  University City -- Fawlor 8, Chambers 6, Frasier 8, Pitcher 8, Wright 2, Burke 14. 

Kearny 61, Grossmont 60-- Grossmont 19 9 22 10 -- 60 Kearny 9 21 17 14 -- 61 Grossmont -- Brand 5, Sanders 19, Williams 2, Vickers 11, Young 8, Hernandez 4, Gerber 2, Barbour 1, Ayub 8. Kearny -- Rodriguez 9, Ali 5, Burson 10, Garrett 4, Speed 6, Wair 23, Johnson 2, Hancock 2. 

Mt. Miguel 62, Ramona 43-- Mt. Miguel 13 11 26 12 -- 62 Ramona 11 9 8 15 -- 43 Mt. Miguel -- Frye 10, Johnson 3, Campbell 4, Singh 6, Street 11, Barber 10, Puijda 2, Ballinger 4, Griffin 12. Ramona -- Schroepfer 10, Jones 4, Nuth 6, Skahan 4, Keyser 7, Holmes 1, Perran 3, Mort 3, Patterson 2, Proctor 3. Three-point goals -- Street 3. 

Eastl;ake 70, Crawford 55--Crawford 5 15 23 12 -- 55 Eastlake 18 15 22 15 -- 70 Crawford -- D.Banks 3, Graham 3, T.Johnson 4, Jones 2, Stokes 7, M.Banks 16, Coleman 2, Egypt 10, Cross 5, Durruthy 3. Eastlake -- Owens 12, Devera 4, Spencer 27, Umali 12, Mcintyre 5, Jackson 8, Ross 2. Three-point goals -- M.Banks 4.

Webb Tournament (Southern Section)

Third place

Boys Republic 56, Webb 53 (OT) --John Flanagan had four of six points for Boys' Republic in overtime and he also hit a basket to tie the game 50-50 with two seconds left in regulation to send the game into overtime. He finished with 22 points. John Flanagan had eight rebounds and Jamaal Magee had 11 points and eight rebounds and Greg Schiman added 10 points for Boys Republic (2-1). 

Consolation Championship

Upland Christian 49, Rio Hondo Prep 47-- Taylor Undicker's rebound basket with 53 seconds remaining propelled Upland Christian to the consolation championship of the Webb Tournament on Saturday at Webb High School. Undicker followed up a Jake Garcia missed jumper for the winner in the Eagles' 49-47 victory over Arcadia Rio Hondo Prep.  Garcia, who finished with 28 points and eight rebounds, tied the game at 47 with two free throws with 1:30 remaining. A defensive stand set up Undicker's winning hoop as the Eagles held on after that for the victory.  Nick Roberds added 10 points for Upland Christian, which improved to 2-1.

Wolfpack/Horsman Tournament (San Diego)

San Pasqual 100, Central 56--Central 15 12 14 15 -- 56 San Pasqual 25 20 18 36 --100  Central -- Robles 4, Fernandez 10, Loop 1, Guerro 5, McGee 18, Sabal 8, Martinez 3, Porter 2, Henderson 6. San Pasqual -- Harrel 1, Reykopf 5, Ebrahimi 1, Kennedy 13, Cara 18, Fuselier 20, Adams 2, Weaver 2, Petrovic 26, Downs 12.

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