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CIF HS Games Results & Details From
Monday, 12/10/01--(Dec. 11, 2001)

Calvary Chapel Downey's Ralph Miley--click for details

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.  

Westside League

Milken 57, Thousand Oaks Hillcrest 38--Milken was led by Jon Milgrom with 13 points and 9 assists.  Matt Gurvitz had 8, Matt Mossanen 8, Kaiser 7, Freedland 8, Michel 1, Esmailzabach 2.  Hillcres was led by Lanser with 16.

Baldwin Park 76, Azusa 50 --Junior guard Kris Lewis had 29 points for host Baldwin Park (1-5).

Alta Loma 59, Servite 56-- AL:  Warren 2, Weddle 5, Hundley 14, Fleming 10, Cumberland 1, Carter 1, Cade 26;  Servite (1-6) Hilde 7, Uyjuico 6, McConaghy 12, Martin 3, Gunderson 9, Kanne 10, George 4, Ferguson 5.

Camarillo 62, Calabasas 55 --Derek Rasp scored a game-high 22 points for host Camarillo (5'-1). David Reichel had 14 points and nine rebounds while Mike Power scored 10 points. Calabasas (4-2) -- Steve Saunders notched 15 points.

Cantwwell Sacred Heart 64, Maranatha 34-- Maranatha was led by Gregorich with 14, Blume 11, Bushel 10;  Cantwell (3-4) was led by Paul Kallimanis with 12, Richard Chavez with 12 and Barry Cox with 11. 

Daniel Murphy 60, Bosco Tech 32 --Justin Truman scored 24 points for Murphy (3-2).

Desert Christian Lancaster  66, Mojave 56 --Brian Wauth scored 20 points for Desert Chistian (3-2).

Hesperia 63, Big Bear 47--details not available.

Jurupa Valley 58, Riverside Notre Dame 52--details not available.

Kaiser 60, Garey 51--details not available.

La Sierra 82, Norte Vista 49--details not available.

Loma Linda Academy 51, Yucca Valley 45 --Loma Linda Academy (4-0) held Yucca Yalley to 17 points in the second half.

Newbury Park Adventist 76, Cornerstone Christian 35--Newbury Park Adventist -- At Newbury Park Adventist, built a 40-17 lead by halftime. Cornerstone Christian (2-4) -- Josiah Reed scored 11 points while Aaron June added 10.

Ontario Christian 82, Aquinas 69--Greg Talen scored 31 points for Ontario Christian (4-0). Jermain Harris scored 26 points for Aquinas (2-3).

Serrano 75, Paloma Valley 51--details not available.

St. Bonaventure 77, Thacher 66 --Whitney Lewis, in his first game after helping St. Bonaventure (4-1) win a section title in football, made all nine of his free throws and finished with 24 points. Lewis finished 9 of 9 from the free-throw line. Scott Cummings scored 15 points, Clay Hertel had 12 and Brian Ragen added 10 for St. Bonaventure (4-1).  Graham Dowd led Thacher with 18 points while Andrew Ma scored 16, Brendon Sullivan 15 and Jimmy Madigan had 12.

Villanova 59, Faith Baptist 49-- Djadji Daffe scored 23 points for visiting Villanova (3-4), and Cole Gibson added 16. Faith Baptist (0-4).

Western League

Palisades 79, L.A. University 78--Ruben Boykin scored 26 points for University (4-1, 0-1).

Westchester 125, Hamilton 67 --Keith Everage scored 29 points and had 14 rebounds for Westchester (5-0). Westchester has been averaging nearly 108 points per game.

Bravo 62, San Fernando 59 --Emeka Orjiakor scored 19 points for Bravo (2-5).

El Camino Real 67, Van Nuys 38 --Todd Wolfson (6'-7" Jr. C) had 25 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists to lead El Camino Real (5-4).   Wolfson missed a quadruple-double by one block, finishing with 9.  Teammate Matt Petros scored 18 and Jordan Warren added 15 points, six assists and six steals for the Conquistadores of Woodland Hills (5-4).

Jefferson 125, Foshay 67 --Orpon Scott Scored 27 points for Jefferson (3-3).

Jordan 84, Canoga Park 52 --Artel Burnett and Acquel Smith each had 19 points for Jordan (3-2). Maurice Neal scored 30 points for Canoga Park (1-4).

Roosevelt 66, Eagle Rock 48--details were not reported.

Verdugo Hills 66, Kennedy 60 --Lewis Cortes scored 18 points for Verdugo Hills (3-4).

Clairemont 80, San Diego Academy 17-- Clairemont 18 22 18 22 -- 80 SD Academy 3 6 7 1 -- 17  Clairemont -- Siskowic 18, Stratton 10, Williams 10, McElheney 11, Taylor 8, Depetrillo 6, Barker 17. San Diego Academy -- individual scoring was not reported. 

La Costa Canyon 58, West Hills 53--La Costa 13 12 15 18 -- 58 West Hills 9 12 22 10 -- 53  La Costa Canyon -- Delaney 5, Olson 12, McDonough 2, Demkiw 12, Dyer 5, O'Connell 9, Budinger 11. West Hills -- Zizzo 21, Hendriksen 6, Sutton 6, Gilson 10, Hamann 10. Three-point goals -- Zizzo 5, Hamann 2.  

Yuma 83, Calexico 52-- Yuma 25 25 22 11 -- 83 Calexico 6 14 17 15 -- 52  Yuma -- Ramirez 15, JCanales 12, RCanales 16, Mach 14, Brown 8, Villa 2, Dees 2, AWright 4, Shepeard 12. Calexico -- Maldonado 6, Flores 4, Ramsey 12, Marin 9, Mares 3, Johnson 10, Gonzalez 8. Three-point goals -- Marin 3, Ramirez 2, RCanales 2.

Patrick Henry 63, Ramona (San Diego) 49-- Patrick Henry 14 9 22 18 -- 63 Ramona 15 17 5 12 -- 49  Patrick Henry -- Regas 5, Green 1, Handrus 2, Briones 5, Martinez 5, Mishler 2, Washington 30, Johnson 13. Ramona (1-5) -- Holmes 1, Proctor 1, Jones 12, Skahan 2, Perram 6, Mort 10, Schroepfer 2, Patterson 2, Dubose 7, Nuth 6 . Three-point goals -- Perram 2. 

Calvary Chapel Downey Tournament (Southern Section)
First Round

Serra 83, Campbell Hall 40 --This is what the Times had: "Eugene Jeter and Eugene Hackett each had 18 points to lead Serra (6-0). Jason Evans and Jeffery Arnold each added 16. Matt Llewellyn had 21 points for Campbell Hall."   The Daily Breeze noted: Serra's 6-0 record is the best start in school history.  The scoring from the Long Beach PT though was a bit different than that reported in the Times:  CH:  Washington 2, Harris 10, Roibnett 6, Ford 1, Miller 1, Heard 2, Wilder 3, Llewellyn 15. (it totals 40);  Serra:  Hackett 18, Jeter 18, Evans 16, Hemphill 4, Arnold 16, Carter 2, Hernandez 6, Wade 3.   The Daily News didn't have a box score on the game, so we only have two versions of what happened, and since we missed this game, we can't help out. 

Western Christian 76, Pacific Hills 69 -- Western Christian was surprisingly tough and consistently good offensive and on defense, upsetting a talented, but young Pacific Hills squad.  Pacific Hills was led by Amahl Amedu, while Western Christian was led by Blake Allison (6'-5" Sr. C) and twin guards Sean and Ethan Chin.  We didn't get the scoring details, but it was a great game to watch.   We were also impressed with the athleticism and potential of a couple of Pacific Hills' new young players, including Frank Henry-Ala (6'-2" Fr. F/C), a long-armed agile player who gets to the basket and defends.

Price 85, La Puente 55 -- Price easily handled La Puente in the first round game behind the scoring of Derrick Williams.   We were especially impressed with the passing and court vision of Garland Demazeliere (6'-2" Jr. G), who made a few really saavy passes and plays the game with a lot of feel and knowledge.  We were also impressed with Oscar Edwards' play.  Oscar has reportedly been offered by a number of schools, but may be seriously considering Eastern Kentucky (or was it Western Kentucky?  we can't recall), but Oscar has turned into a better, leaner and meaner version of Darius Sanders, a tough, fire-plug of a player who can get to the basket and rebounds like a maniac.  Kalief Washington (6'-6" Sr. F) played well at the beginning of the game and then at the end, but didn't see much of the floor in the middle, having sustained a slight ankle tweak.  Other players on the Price team who were impressive were Schyler McKay (6'-4" So. F) who reminds us a lot of a much younger Tito Maddox, although he doesn't quite play with Tito's reckless abandon or speed, but he's pretty good when he wants to be.  La Puente had only one player we thought really, truly understands the game of basketball, and that was #20, Conrad Olvera, a 6'-0" Sr. G, who just always seems to know where to be at the right time.  The rest of the team just couldn't seem to get the picture in their heads that running with the Eagles wasn't going to get the job done, and instead Price was able to force turnovers almost at will as La Puente continued to rush their shots.

Downey Calvary Chapel 89, Stoneridge Prep 64 --Sophomore Ralph Miley had 22 points for Calvary Chapel (4-1). Leon Usher had 19 points to lead Stoneridge Prep (5-1).  People have been telling us about how Miley has been playing especially well since the summer (and unfortunately we didn't get to see his games with Rockfish this summer), so we decided to take a trip over to Calvary Chapel  to check out for ourselves just how good this young man is.   And you know what?  Ralph Miley is for real. He is the real deal, and the only question is just how high a Division I recruit this young man can becomes, because right now he's got great potential and a ton of talent.  Let's give some comparisons:  Right now, he's better than some of the best guards in the country, and we'd say that his level of play is comparable to that of C.J. Watson, the 6'-1" Sr. PG from Bishop Gorman in Las Vegas who signed this fall with Tennessee....Yes, this kid is a soph, but he's that good.   We kid you not, Miley is the honest to goodness, real thing.  He can hit the three, pull up and shoot it in the lane, shoot with a defender in his face, he's got long arms, and is very quick, and he has a great feel for the game, and were it not for Drisdom's presence, he'd no doubt be running the point for the Grizzlies.  Great sense of spacing on the floor, nice pacing and ability to change speed and direction, and he's quick when he needs to be.  Miley absolutely blew by Leon Usher, who many think is one of the fastest players around (ok, so his defense isn't the best, but Leon is like greased lightning, even if his shots weren't falling last night).  When we last saw Miley, he was this skinny, 5'-11" freshman who Mark Berokoff brought out to the Rockfish Spring League, and who regularly got his rear-end kicked.   So when we arrived we kept looking around the gym for the skinny little kid with glasses, the one who we thought everyone was over-hyping.  But when the game started, Miley reeled off three straight three pointers, made two great assists, and stole the ball, all within the first 4 minutes.  While his play somewhat overshadowed that of teammate Tim Drisdom, it was nice to see that Tim, in his senior season has yet another weapon to pass to who can do something with it.  The Grizzlies cruised to the win, and when we left midway through the fourth quarter, it was close to a 30 point game and garbage time, with Miley and Drisdom sitting it out.  Last observation:  Someone ought to get out and guard David Grace, because he is just automatic from three point range when given an open look, and Stoneridge never quite figured that out. Stoneridge:   Alon 2, Delgado 8, Nang 17, Usher 19, McGarry 1, Shabastari 2, Victor 4, Spencer 11.  CCD:  Brewer 2, Shuler 2, Fitzgerald 2, Henderson 6, Drisdom 16, James 20, Or 2, Miley 22, Landrum 3, Mack Vanderham 3, Grace 7, Johnson 4.

Eagle-Vaquero Tournament (San Diego Section)

Carlsbad 76, Vista 58-- Carlsbad 17 27 18 14 -- 76 Vista 14 13 9 22 -- 58  Carlsbad -- Stockalper 14, Nelson 20, Austin 1, McDonnough 13, Alsina 2, Sammons 9, Griffith 2, Alkazin 10, Pashey 5. Vista (2-4) -- Williams 2, Lay 2, Simon 1, Nickolei 22, Romero 2, Lee
7, Feliciano 3, Wassenaar 12, Saapouli 2, Kelley 5. Three-point goals -- Nelson 4, Sammons 2.

El Dorado Gary Raya Co-Ed Classic Tournament (Southern Section)
Pool Play

Diamond Ranch 76, Chino 69--Richard Coombs scored 17 points for Diamond Ranch and Aaron Marcus scored 21 points for Chino.

Blair 56, Notre Dame Sherman Oaks 46-- Kenny Norris had 21 points to for Blair. Orlando Baeza led Notre Dame with 10 points.

El Modena 56, Corona Santiago 39 --El Modena (6-0) was led by Patten with 15 and Cook with 11;  Santiago was led by Leduc with 10

Warren 65, Corona 61

Glendora Tournament II (Southern Section)
First Round

Glendora 117, Basset 41 --Spencer Foster score 29 points for Glendora (6-0), and Devon Roberts had 17 points.

San Dimas 80, Arroyo 51 --Curtis Small had 22 points to lead San Dimas (4-1), and Antouan Mesropian had 14 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Saints over the Knights.

Norco 74, Duarte 67--details not available.

Ocean View Tournament of Champions (Southern Section)
First round

Note: We weren't able to personally get over to Ocean View for the first round action, but our friend Jack Nelson did, and he covered the games for CaliforniaPreps.com and his story on all the first round games he saw, with some pretty detailed descriptions of players and the games is at this link, and also reproduced below:

Cajon 71, Artesia 60 --Donovan Morris scored 25 points for Cajon (2-0). Dejuan Johnson scored 16 points for Artesia (2-2).    Here's Jack Nelson's account of this game: 

Cajon defeated Artesia in the opening game by the score of 74-60. The Cowboys had just a slim 30-29 lead at halftime but broke it open in third quarter behind the hot shooting of senior wing Donavan Morris and jr. guard Romale Porter and went on to easy win over the Pioneers. Morris finished with 22 and Porter 18 and Sr. Fwd Rummel Clark and Jr. Fwd Dmytry Lewis were also in double figures with 12 and 10 respectively.

For the Pioneers Jr. guard KeJuan Johnson led the scoring with 17 and 6'9" Sr. Fwd Ronald Allen had 14. Cajon advances to the quarterfinals Wed night at 7 when they will take on top seeded Mater Dei. Artesia moves to the consolation bracket and will play Hacienda Heights Wilson Wed at 4 PM.

Mater Dei 97, Wilson (HH) 50 --Wesley Washington, Marcel Jones and D.J. Strawberry each scored 16 points for Mater Dei (4-0). Mater Dei:   Gerrity 2, M. Strawberry 15, Nelson 10, Flores 2, Markus 2, Washington 16, Jones 16, Henry 12, D. Strawberry 16.  

For those of you who need details, and not a summary of what happened, here's Jack Nelson's account of the game from CaliforniaPreps.com (see link above):

In game three of the Tournament of Champions the top seeded Mater Dei Monarchs seeking their 3rd straight TOC championship breezed to an easy 97-50 win over Hacienda Heights Wilson. The Monarchs got off to a fast start racing to an 8-0 lead in the first 53 seconds of game. Seven seconds into the game freshman point guard Mike Gerrity hit Wesley Washington with a nice long pass for 2-0 lead. Mike Strawberry was fouled and made 2 free throws on the next possession. Then another assist for Gerrity to D.J. Strawberry followed by a Washington steal and coast to coast drive for layup. 

Marcel Jones who started at center tonight in the 4th different starting lineup in the Monarchs 4 games then scored on an assist from Mike Strawberry to finish a 10-0 run. Mike Moreno scored on a layup at the 5:15 mark to get the Wildcats on the board at 10-2. After an alley oop pass and spectacular basket by Wesley Washington from Gerrity the Monarchs led by 15-2 midway through the first period. Then some sloppy turnovers by Monarchs and a couple three pointers by Wilson cut the lead to 15-8.

With 1:40 left in the period Mike Strawberry ignited another 8-0 run to end the quarter as he made a steal and went coast to coast. This was followed by his cousin D.J. making a beautiful drive through the lane for an easy bucket followed by another steal and coast to coast drive for layup by Marcel Jones.  Yet another steal and driving layup by D.J. ended the quarter with the Monarchs up 23-8.

The second quarter started out very sloppy as Gerrity committed three turnovers in the first minute of the quarter. Although they had a subpar quarter Mater Dei’s lead never went below 10 points (29-19) with 3 minutes left in quarter. Then the Monarchs went on another of their patented runs outscoring the Wildcats 10-1 to take a 39-20 lead into the dressing room at halftime. 

In the second half the high-flying Monarch team completely outclassed the Wildcats as they steadily increased their lead throughout the quarter getting contributions from everyone on the floor. Chris Henry had a double double off the bench with 12 points and 10 rebounds in 14 minutes. The third period ended with the score 65-31. The Monarchs had a 32 point 4th quarter and the final score of 97-50 was their largest lead of the game.

Six Monarchs finished in double digits as D.J. Strawberry, Marcel Jones and Wesley Washington all had 16, Mike Strawberry 15, and off the bench Henry with 12 and Trevante Nelson had 10. Harrison Schaen contributed 6 points, 7 rebounds and 2 blocked shots in 11 minutes in his second appearance of the season, Mike Gerrity led in assists and turnovers with 7 each and Mike Strawberry had 3 blocked shots and 4 steals and Washington also had 4 steals.

For the Wildcats, Mike Moreno had 20 points and 8 rebounds and Anthony Salgado had 10 points, 6 rebounds and a blocked shot. The Monarchs finished the game with 42-72 FG for 58 % 0-4 in 3 pt attempts and were 13-17 from free throw line for 76%. Wildcats shot 35% in second half to finish game 19-66 for 29%. Mater Dei now moves on to quarterfinal game against Cajon of San Bernardino at 7 P.M. on Wed evening while Wilson will go into consolation bracket and play Artesia at 4 P.M. Wed afternoon.

Verbum Dei 71, Morningside 40 --Richard Cheney had 13 points for Verbum Dei.

Jack Nelson had more on this game at California Preps.com:

In game two the Verbum Dei Eagles played Morningside of Inglewood. After a close first quarter with Verbum Dei holding a one point lead of 16-15 over the Monarchs, the Eagles broke it wide open with a 14 -0 run to start the quarter. They were led by Sr. reserves DeAngelo Barr and Tai Turner who came off the bench to score 9 and 8 respectively in the quarter. Verbum Dei outscored the Monarchs 25-5 to take a 41-20 lead into the dressing room at halftime.

Morningside's cold shooting continued and they trailed after three periods 56-28. Verbum Dei won by final score of 71-40. Senior Richard Chaney led the Eagles with 13 points while Sr. Martin Starr and Jr. Michael Bell each had 11. Barr and Turner both finished with 9 in the Eagles well balanced attack. For the Monarchs the big gun was 6'2" guard Kahlid Jones who with 17 points was the only player in double digits. Verbum Dei now advances to the quarterfinals at 8:30 P.M. on Wed evening against the host team Ocean View. Morningside falls into consolation bracket and will play Perris at 5:30 P.M. on Wed.

Ocean View 68, Perris 55--Ocean View (2-2) was led by Matt Hatch with 19, and Matt Ortiz with 21.  Sargent 9, Wurtz 2, Gallardo 2, Rivera 2, Clarke 11, Owudibone 2.  Perris (1-5) was led by Robinson with 22.

Again, if you want real detail about this game, here's what Jack Nelson wrote for CaliforniaPreps.com:

In the nightcap of the opening day of the TOC the host Seahawks took on the Perris Panthers. The Panthers led by the torrid shooting of Jerry Robinson took a 19-12 lead at the end of the first quarter with Robinson outscoring the Seahawks team with 14 points in the quarter. Both teams shot poorly in the 2nd quarter and the Panthers still held on to a 27-23 going into halftime.

In the third quarter it was lights out as the Seahawks had a torrid shooting quarter hitting 13 FG's including three 3 pointers as Ortiz had 9 points, Hatch 9 and Sargeant and Clark 5 apiece during the quarter. Perris only scored 11 points so the Seahawks took a 52-38 lead going into the 4th quarter and were able to maintain the double-digit lead throughout the rest of the game and go on to 68-55 win.

Ortiz led the Seahawks with 21 points including 3 3-pointers, Hatch added 19 and Clark was also in double figures with 11. The Seahawks advance to quarterfinal game at 8:30 P.M. on Wed evening against Verbum Dei while the Panthers drop into the consolation bracket against Morningside at 5:30 P.M. on Wed

Sonora-Troy North Orange County Tournament (Southern Section)
First round
[Note:  This is a 32 team tournament; games are played at 4 different schools --Sonora, La Serna, Troy, Sunny Hills--Each team will plays 5 games. Results listed alphabetically].

Bellflower 60, Gahr 37 --Michael Hubbard and Ruben Castro scored 16 points each for Bellflower (3-3). Gahr had no players in double figures.

Brea 70, Los Altos 68 --Erik Giesler had 17 points, including the game-winner with six seconds remaining to lead Brea (3-2). Dylan Rogers had 25 points, including six three-point baskets, for Los Altos (2-4).

Chaparral 62, Marina 59 --Allen Craig had 22 points for Chaparral (4-3). Will Campbell, who scored off an offensive rebound with approximately one minute remaining to give Chaparral the lead for good, added 20. Brent Chodloa had 11 points and 13 rebounds.Following Cmpbell's scored on the putback to give the Pumas the lead, Craig drained a pair of free throws to secure the win. 

Corona del Mar 71, Montclair 56-- Corona del Mar High junior Kevin Mancillas scored 23 points, including a season-high six three-pointers, to lead the Sea Kings to a 71-56 victory over Montclair in the first round of the Sonora/Troy Tournament Monday. Brett Matsen chipped in 22 points, with four three-pointers, and six rebounds while Pancho Seaborn added 16 points. Eric Glass contributed with five rebounds and Jay Northridge had five rebounds and five assists for the Sea Kings (3-3).   Montclair falls to 2-4.  Montclair 11 12 12 21 - 56 Corona del Mar 16 12 21 22 - 71 Montclair - Walk 14, Fields 19, Schaar 2, Jenkins 4, Fregoso 8, Beal 5, Petteh 2, Moore 2. 3-pt. goals - Walk 2. Fouled out - none.  Technicals - none. Corona del Mar - Mancillas 23, Seaborn 16, Glass 6, Matsen 22, Northridge 4, Hildebrandt 0, Sherick-Odom 0, Welch 0, Najar 0. 3-pt. goals- Mancillas 6, Matsen 4, Northridge 1, Seaborn 1. Fouled out - none. Technicals - Mancillas 1. 

Damien 60, Don Lugo 57--results not available.

Downey 87, Costa Mesa 56 --Jamie Johnson scored 17 points for Downey (3-2). Downey riddled the Costa Mesa zone defense with 12 three-pointers, including five each in the second and third quarters to hand the Mustangs an 87-56 first-round boys basketball defeat Monday in the Sonora/Troy Tournament at La Serna High.  Costa Mesa (3-3), was led by senior Chad Vakili with 15 and senior Nolan Clark with 10. The Mustangs trailed, 39-30, at halftime and were outscored, 31-10, in the third quarter in the loss. Carlos Jaime and David Conte added eight points apiece for the Mustangs, who shot 5 of 10 from the line.  Downey had four scorers in double figures, and improved to (3-2).  Costa Mesa 18 12 10 16 - 56 Downey 13 26 31 17 - 87 Costa Mesa - Vakili 15, Clark 10, Jaime 8, Conte 8, Krikorian 4, Millward 7, Rowe 2, Ball 2, Stroman 0, Trinh 0, Kohara 0. 3-pt. goals - Vakili 3, Conte 1, Clark 1. Fouled out - none. Technicals - none. Downey - Johnson 17, Perez 16, Cunningham 14, Haraly 11, Tapete 9, Rivera 7, Branch 4, Feloza 4, Espinoza 3, Diokovic 2. 3-pt. goals - Perez 4, Cunningham 3, Haraly 1, Rivera 1, Tapete 1, Espinoza 1, Johnson 1.  Fouled out - none. Technicals - none.

El Modena 77, Sonora 73 --Jerard Rabb scored 33 points and Tavon Robinson added 27, leading El Modena past Sonora, 77-71, in the first round of the North Orange County Tournament at Sonora High School on Monday night. Rabb connected on three three-pointers for the Vanguards (4-4), who outscored the Raiders, 41-32, in the second half. LaRence Knight had 18 points and Travis Rogers scored 16 for Sonora.

Ganesha 70, Paramount 64

La Habra 70, La Mirada 53

Laguna Hills 55, Long Beach Wilson 49--Wilson (3-4):   Crockett 15, Hunt 9, Ramsey 10, Buckley 2, Malone 1, Ward 12.  LH (3-4):   Vollenhals 14, Carter 6, Dimick 22, Stone 4, Donat 9. 

Cabrillo (Long Beach) 65, La Serna 51 --Cabrillo:   Friar 15, H. Brown 4, Bennett 1, Carter 11, Rockett 17, Nero 9, ;  La Serna:   Jackman 3, Carty 6, Gonzalez 6, Spain 18, Garci 6, Peretta 4, Kepner 6.

St. Paul 61, Placentia Valencia 39 --Rudy Serna scored 15 points for St. Paul (3-1). Omar Cepeida scored 12.

Sunny Hills 66, Los Amigos 41 --Tony Gonzalez had 16 points to lead Sunny Hills (6-1).

Troy 70, Eastside Christian 30--Troy (3-5) picked up the first round win, led by Nate Gilkes' 16 pionts.  EC (2-6) was led by Fakhinde with 11. 

Valley Christian Cerritos 52, Fullerton 50 --Joel Holwerda made two free throws in the final 45 seconds to give Valley Christian (2-4). Rob Halma had 25 points, including five three-pointers, for Valley Christian. Fullerton (4-1) was led by Brian Garcia's 14 points.

Villa Park 86, Norwalk 62--Villa Park was led by 6'-9" Sr. Brice Prather who scored 41 points as Villa Park won its first round game.   Sean Phaler scored 19.  Dwayne Murray scored 17 to lead Norwalk .  Villa Park: Hogan, 7, Selenski 5, Miller, 6, Hosier 4, Phaler 19, Helberg 2, Prather 41, Cotton 4;  Norwalk--Huff 2, Hall 16, Nunley 4, Toy 17, Murray 17, Francia 4, Moss 2   Villa Park 21 19 21 25 --86; Norwalk 20 4 18 21- 62  Three point Goals--VP 4 (Phaler 2, Selenski, Hogan); Norwalk 3 (Murray 3).

Tarbut V'Torah Tournament (Southern Section)
Pool Play

Zinsmeyer Academy 61, Sage Hill 52-- Sage Hill High sophomore forward Kevin Joyce had 13 of his team-high 16 points in the second half, but it wasn't enough to overcome a cold-shooting second quarter for the Lightning.  Joyce also added a team-high 12 rebounds, while junior teammate Michael Fitzhugh added 11 points and 10 boards for Sage Hill (0-2).  Zinsmeyer, which trailed, 9-8, after one period, took advantage of a Sage Hill shooting drought to outscore the Lightning, 22-12, in the second quarter.  Zinsmeyer 8 22 13 18 - 61 Sage Hill 9 12 12 19 - 52 Sage Hill - Joyce 16, Fitzhugh 11, Swanson 6, Wilkins 2, Williams 6, Youssef 5, Cho 4, Loper 2, Tanner 0, Friedrichs 0. 3-pt. goals - Joyce 4, Williams 1, Youssef 1. Fouled out - none. Technicals - none. 

Tarbut V' Torah 75, Liberty Christian 47--Geoff Keith scored 27 points to lead Tarbut (4-1) over Liberty Christian (1-6).

Western Shootout Tournament (Southern Section)
Pool Play

Western 58, Garden Grove 41 --Jarom Watts had 16 points, including four three-pointers for Western (3-2).

Whitney 62, La Quinta (Westminster) 52--Daniel Son scored 14 points for Whitney (4-1).

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