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CIF HS Games Results & Details From
Wednesday, 12/12/01--(Dec. 13, 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.  

Alhambra Tournament (Southern Section)
Pool Play

Northview 75, San Gabriel 70 (2 OT) --James Glavin scored 34 points for Northview (2-3).  The Vikings trailed by nine points with 2:20 remaining in the fourth period before they launched an impressive comeback to send the game into overtime. Jamaal Johnson added 14 points and seven rebounds for the Vikings, who will take on South El Monte this afternoon at 4:30.

Bishop 67, El Rancho 52

Santa Fe 70, Arcadia 60

Cerritos 77, San Marino 45

Azusa Tournament (Southern Section)
Pool Play

Charter Oak 44, Gladstone 32 --Mike Harris scored 12 points for Charter Oaks (6-2).  The Chargers bullied the Gladiators (0-3) throughout in a 44-32 victory that ran their record to 2-0 in the tournament. They need a win over Mountain View tonight to secure a championship appearance on Friday. Sharif Elkhaldy had two three-pointers and finished with 12 points for Charter Oaks.  The Gladiators opened the tournament with a 44-24 loss to Mountain View and continued to struggle offensively with only 17 points through three quarters against Charter Oak.  Marco Valencia, who finished with a team-high nine points for Gladstone, hit three consecutive three-pointers in the fourth quarter, but otherwise it was a poor shooting night. Brandon Winfield finished with eight points. Rendy Louhanapessy chipped in with five points for the Gladiators.

Mountain View 58, Bonita 47-- Victor Romero led the way for the Vikings with 21 points and was a perfect 12-of-12 from the free-throw line. Mountain View plays Thursday against Charter Oak.

Covina 67, Azusa 36 --Jino La Bomme scored 20 points for Covina (5-1).

Rosemead 56, Bell Gardens 50 --Albert Cardona scored 13 points for Rosemead (5-3). Rosemead will play tournament-host Azusa tonight at 7:45.

Claremont Auto Center (Rancho Verde-Upland) Tournament (Southern Section)
Quarterfinals

AB Miller 104, Moreno Valley 83 --Jacob Ramirez scored 25 points, Victor Mitchell added 23 and Emile Brown, Greg Pruitt and Jeremiah had 11 each for Miller (8-0). The unbeaten Rebels (8-0) received 22 points from Victor Michel in the Claremont Auto Center Classic.Senior 5-11 guard T.J. Smith had seven points and five steals.

Rancho Cucamonga 79, Rancho Verde 71 --Devion Ford scored 22 points and Mike Hamilton added 13 points and 11 rebounds for the host Cougars (4-4) in the Claremont Auto Center Classic.

Upland 63, West Covina 53--The Highlanders advanced to the semifinals of the Claremont Auto Center Classic behind 17 points from Eric Holland. TyeJuan Hatter had 15 points and nine rebounds and Andre Lee added eight points and 12 rebounds for Upland, which advances to play Pasadena at 7:30 p.m. Friday.

Pasadena 62, Alta Loma 45 --Braves' leading scorer Terrance Hundley was limited to seven points as no Alta Loma player scored in double figures in the second-round loss at the Claremont Auto Center Classic. Eric Weddle scored eight points to lead Alta Loma, which will play West Covina in a fifth-place semifinal Friday.

La Sierra 69, Arroyo Valley 48--Sophomore 6-3 guard Michael Walker scored 14 points and grabbed seven rebounds for the Hawks (0-2) in their loss to the Eagles (2-1) in a second-round game of the Upland/Rancho Cucamonga Tournament. Sophomore 6-2 forward Julio Oquendo added 10 points and 14 rebounds for Arroyo Valley.Arroyo Valley (0-2) -- Jones 4, Thurston 4, Oguendo 8, Brookington 4, Walker 15, Carillo 1, Lighten 9, Clark 2. La Sierra (2-1) --Jenkins 1, Andres 21, Torres 8, J.Maxim 14, K.Maxim 5, Vasquez 14, Allenegui 2.  Halftime score -- La Sierra 32, Arroyo Valley 21. Three-point goals -- Brookington, Walker 2, Lighten, Andres 2. Total fouls -- Arroyo Valley 14, La Sierra 19. Fouled out -- Thurston, K.Maxim.

Consolation

Temescal Canyon 70, Ayala 53 --Marty Wing led the team with 15 points, while Chuck Ellenwood scored 14 and picked up nine rebounds. Josh Garrett had 13 points and five assists. Dylan Petty contributed 11 points off the bench and Mike Pederson also had 10. Temescal will play in Friday's consolation semifinals at 6 p.m. Temescal Canyon (4-3) had five players in double figures-Marty Wing (15), Chuck Ellenwood (14), Josh Garrett (13), Dylan Petty (11) and Mike Peterson (10). Stu Hatch scored 14 points for Ayala (3-4). The Bulldogs (2-4) received 14 points from Andrew Hatch in the losing effort. All five Temescal Canyon starters scored in double figures for the first time this season. Ayala (2-4) -- Gregory 10, Hatch 14, Davenport 4, Antolin 6, Fee 7, Lyal 9, Larson 3. Temescal Canyon (4-3) --Garrett 13, Peterson 10, Wing 15, Ellenwood 14, Petty 11, Twamley 2, Allen 2, Perry 2, Corral 2. Halftime score -- Temescal Canyon 33-19. Three-point goals -- Gregory 2, Hatch 2, Antolin 2, Fee, Garrett 3, Wing, Ellenwood 2, Petty. Total fouls -- Ayala 20, Temescal Canyon 18. Fouled out -- Gregory, Larson. Technical fouls -- Allen.

South Torrance 55, Serrano 42 --details not available.

Chaffey 75, San Pedro 66 -- Rashard Fox led the Tigers with 21 points in a consolation victory at the Claremont Auto Center Classic. Chaffey advances to the consolation semifinals Friday, where it will meet La Sierra.

Crescenta Valley Tournament (Southern Section)
Pool Play

Temple City 62, Verdugo Hills 58--Daniel Dingman scored 12 points and Luis Cortes, Salim Kordab and Danny Castro contributed 10 apiece in the loss for the Dons of Tujunga (3-6). Tim Sweeny scored 21 points to lead Temple City (5-0)  Sweeney, Desmond Reed and Greg Johnston combined for 55 points as the Rams held on to win.

Simi Valley 60, Franklin 52 (OT)--Junior guard Travis Clark gave the Pioneers a lift when they needed it most, scoring all eight of his points in overtime, including two 3-point baskets.  John Schock had 14 points and 10 rebounds for Simi Valley (4-3), which overcame a 12-point first-half lead by Franklin of Highland Park (2-5). Mitch McManus added 13 points, including three 3-pointers in the fourth quarter for the Pioneers. Shock also went 6-6 from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter to help Simi Valley force overtime. K.C. Bellefontaine scored eight points, had nine rebounds and added five assists. Mitch McManus scored 13 points, 12 of those coming from 3-point shots.

St. John Bosco 84, Monrovia 72 --Junior guard Eric Lane scored 18 points and handed out 10 assists, and Gio St. Amant added 20 points and 10 rebounds for St. John Bosco (6-0). Bryant Marxon scored 27 points for Monrovia. Monrovia led, 17-15, late in the first quarter until SJB's Giovanni St. Amat tied the game with a rebound putback at the buzzer. Donald Quiroz buried four 3-pointers as the Braves went on 24-5 run over a 5 1/2 minute span.  The Braves scored 30 points in the quarter, led by as many as 17 and held a comfortable 47-35 lead at halftime.  Monrovia's senior Bryant Markson, a signee in the fall with Utah, made his third start returning from a torn ACL. Markson, wearing a brace, led all players with 27 points and six blocks. The Wildcats made a 13-4 run early in the fourth quarter, but Steffon Barron, who scored 20 points, missed a breakaway layup after a steal.St. John Bosco scored the next 12 points to put the game out of reach. All five Bosco starters scored in double figures.

Crescenta Valley 57, Quartz Hill 46--Jimmy Goffredo scored 26 points, including six 3-pointers, for the winning Falcons of La Crescenta (6-1), who scored 12 consecutive points after Quartz Hill took a 39-36 lead in the third quarter. Barron Harrell scored 18 points, 16 in the first half, and Mychael Williams had 10 for the Rebels (4-8).  Brian Kang grabbed 10 rebounds for CV, and Arin Moradian had six boards.   CV 18 8 13 18 -- 57 Quartz Hill 8 19 12 7 -- 46 CV -- Goffredo 26, Kang 9 and 10 rebounds, Tarne 8 and 4 assists, Couper 4, Moradian 4, Rivera 4, Luansing 2. Three-pointers: Goffredo 6. QUARTZ HILL -- Harrell 18 and 9 rebounds, Williams 10 and 4 assists, Stilwagen 8 and 9 rebounds, Johnson 4, Goodell 4, Manuel 2. Three-pointers: Williams 2. 

El Dorado Gary Raya Coed Classic Tournament (Southern Section)
Pool Play

Diamond Ranch 58, Corona 53 (OT) --Diamond Ranch made key free throws in the closing minutes to send the game in to overtime. Diamond Ranch (5-1) then outscored Corona 11-6 for the victory. Michael Earl scored 13 points and had 11 rebounds, both career highs for the junior. Senior Richard Coombs scored six of his team's 11 points in the overtime period.  Miguel Duran had 15 rebounds for Corona.  Diamond Ranch -- Combs 11, Criscione 11, Flagg 13, Earl 13, Humphrey 6, Johnson 2, Williams 2. Corona (2-5) --Brown 2, Morrow 15, S. Smith 7, J. Smith 3, Hyun 13, Jasso 2, Dias 11. Halftime score -- Tied, 22-22. End of Regulation -- 47-47. Three-point goals -- Criscione, Flagg, J. Smith. fouls -- Diamond Ranch 15, Corona 17. Fouled out -- none.

Chino 65, Warren 56 -- Chino built a 16-point lead but had to scramble Wednesday to hold off Warren 62-56 in pool play at the El Dorado Tournament. Aaron Marcey was six for eight from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter and finished with 25 points for Chino. Robert White added 12 points and Ryan Putnam had 11 points and eight rebounds. The Cowboys play Corona on Friday on the final day of pool play.

Glendora  Tournament (Southern Section)
Quarterfinals

Glendora 67, Norco 44 --Mike Mehanna scored 19 points for Glendora (7-0).   Larry Monroe scored 15 points and Spencer Foster added 11. Glendora will play Etiwanda Friday night, at 8:20.

Etiwanda 59, San Dimas 54 --D'Ornoir Flax scored 16 points and Jacob Johnson had 12 for Etiwanda (6-1). The Eagles advance to the semifinals of the Glendora Tournament on Friday. Curtis Small led San Dimas (4-2) with 21 points and Adrian Ferrera added 14.

Duarte 75, Bassett 54-- Duarte guard Hamzah El'Amin, who had a game-high 23 points, found success from the perimeter, inside and at the free-throw line. Even when El'Amin or any of the other Falcons missed from the free-throw line, Duarte got the rebound and converted the second-chance score. Bassett was led by freshman point guard P.J. Marte, who scored 11 points, all in the second half. The Falcons also received 14 points from Randall Greene and 10 from Justin Bipialaka.

La Sierra Tournament (Southern Section)
Semifinals

Ontario Christian 64, La Sierra Academy 52 --Greg Talen led the Knights (4-1) with 18 points as they advanced to the fifth-place game of the La Sierra Tournament at 8 tonight. Travis Hoekstra added 11 points and Matt Gabrielse had eight.

Arrowhead Christian 62, Calvary Chapel (Murrieta) 49 --Senior 6-5 center Josh Breckley scored a game-high 16 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as the Eagles (3-0) defeated the Warriors (4-2) in a semifinal game of the La Sierra Tournament.   Sophomore 5-8 guard Alan Lewis scored 12 points and grabbed three steals, while Will Britt added eight points for Arrowhead Christian Academy.

Woodcrest Christian 58, Glendale Adventist 46--Cory Wells scored a career-high 35 points and grabbed 14 rebounds as Woodcrest Christian advanced to the finals of the La Sierra Academy Holiday Classic. Wells hits all 14 of his free throws.. Glendale Adventist -- Villalobos 7, Dator 4, Ashlock 6, Hampton 13, Osboune 9, Young 7. Woodcrest Christian (4-5) --Wells 35, Lacey 4, Rosset 5, Reyes 9, Jones 0, Nichols 2, Uribe 3. Halftime score -- Woodcrest Christian 31-26. Three-point goals -- Wells 3, Rosset, Reyes, Uribe. Total fouls -- Glendale Academy 14, Woodcrest Christian 17. Fouled out -- Hall (WC).

Escondido Adventist 76, Mesa Grande 45

Mojave Tournament

Fillmore 57, Lone Pine 51 --Lone Pine (51) -- Covington 2, B arbour 29, Wing 3, Naylor 13, Anderson 4.  Fillmore (57) -- Fore 9, McCary 4, Arroyo 14, Edwards 11, Ferrer 6, Ruiz 2, DeLaPiedra 2, Handley 9. Lone Pine 16 10 16 9--51  Fillmore 18 17 6 16--57  3-Point goals -- Fillmore 0, Lone Pine 5 (Covington 3, Naylor 2). Fouled out -- None. Total fouls -- Lone Pine 14, Fillmore 11.

Murrieta Nighthawk Classic Tournament (Southern Section)
First round

Fallbrook 72, Arlington 51 --Fallbrook's Cole Lipovac had 17 points and five rebounds. Tim Manning pitched in with eight rebounds for the Warriors. Fallbrook (3-2) led 39-25 at the half and was never threatened in the second half. Four players finished in double digits for the Warriors. Senior Cole Lipovac scored a game-high 17 points, while Ryan Jorde finished with 13. Tim Manning tallied 12 points and Matt Vedenoff scored 10. Arlington (3-4) will face Murrieta Valley at 7:30 p.m. today. Fallbrook will take on Fontana at 4:30 p.m.  Arlington -- Simon 9, Arellano 2, Holguin 7, Acosta 10, Thomas 3, Ardund 8, Lefotu 6, Burge 1, McGhee 5. Fallbrook (4-2) --Legree 7, Jorde 13, Larson 3, Lipovac 17, Malloy 4, Vedenoff 10, Manning 12, Howe 5, Gilpin 1. Halftime score -- Fallbrook 39-25. Three-point goals -- Simon, Holquin, Acosta, Thomas, Jorde, Larson, Vedenhoff 2, Manning 2. Total fouls -- Arlington 12, Fallbrook 8. Fouled out -- none.

Murrieta Valley 63, Fontana 54 --Murrieta struggled out of the gate, but its bench gave it a lift. Senior guard Roman Clugston came off the bench to contribute nine points, all of which he scored in the first half. His jumper at the end of the first quarter gave Murrieta its first lead, 15-13.  Clugston also hit a 3-pointer midway through the second quarter to put the Nighthawks back ahead 23-21. Michael Parks scored seven points off the bench and hit a pull-up jumper at the buzzer before the half to pull Murrieta to within one. The Nighthawks hit 15 of 16 attempts from the line in the fourth quarter en route to a 63-54 win over Fontana in the first round of pool play at the Nighthawk Classic. Wednesday, the Nighthawks (4-2) made 19 of their 24 attempts, good for 79 percent. Fontana's Joe Horzen ended the third quarter with a 3-pointer to cut Murrieta's lead to 40-39. The Steelers (1-2) continued to stick with the Nighthawks throughout much of the fourth quarter.Gold Okolugbo, who finished with 14 points, buried a 3-pointer with 2:50 remaining to cut Fontana's deficit to 49-47. That's when Murrieta began its barrage of free throws.  On the Nighthawks' next trip down the court, senior Bryan Ricks was fouled, and he knocked down both of his attempts at the line to give Murrieta a 51-47 lead. On Murrieta's next possession, Williams, who was four of four at the line in the fourth quarter, sank a pair of free throws to push the lead to 53-47. A putback by Ricks put the Nighthawks up by eight.  Two more free throws from Williams gave Murrieta the only double-digit lead of the night, 61-51.   Cameron Porter led the Nighthawks with 13 points, including four points and a pair of free throws in the fourth quarter. Fontana played without 6-foot-5 junior swingman Trayvon Williams, who did not dress, but it still gave Murrieta all it could handle.  Fontana -- Graham 11, Bauman 6, Ephraim 2, Horzen 5, Okalugoo 14, Diggins 14, Akoebor 2. Murrieta Valley (4-2) --Parks 7, Williams 10, Ricks 9, Fleming 6, Clugston 9, McGregor 7, Porter 15. Halftime score -- Fontana 26-25. Three-point goals -- Okalugoo 4, Parks, Clugston. Total fouls -- Fontana 17, Murrieta Valley 8. Fouled out -- none.

North Orange County (Sonora, Troy, Sunny Hill) Tournament (Southern Section)
Consolation

La Mirada 66, Montclair 48 --Michael Oronoz scored 15 points and grabbed seven rebounds to lead La Mirada (3-4). Demetris Walk led Montclair with 11 points.

La Habra 71, Corona del Mar 60 --Josh Salo led La Habra with 17 points. Corona del Mar was led by Jay Northridge and Kevin Mancillas with 16 points apiece.

Long Beach Cabrillo 73, Chaparral 46 --Cabrillo was led by Gary Brown with 18 points and Jushay Rocket with 17. Will Campbell scored 18 points for Chaparral.

Marina def. La Serna

Ocean View Tournament of Champions (Southern Section)
First Round

Corona Centennial 66, Mayfield 62 --J.R. Reese scored 24 points for Centennial (2-0) and Kevin Rogers had 18.  Mayfair is 4-2.

Second Round

Mater Dei 79, Cajon 59 --Mike Strawberry had 22 points and 14 rebounds, Wesley Washington scored 15 points and Harrison Shaen added 11 points and six rebounds for Mater Dei. Donovan Morris scored 26 points and 14 rebounds, and 6'-2" Sr. F Andre Payne added 10 points and 8 boards for Cajon.

Verbum Dei 58, Ocean View 53 --

Consolation

Artesia 68, Long Beach Wilson 56--Donte Holloway scored 23 points for Artesia. KeJuan Johnson scored 16 points for Long Beach Wilson.

Perris 76, Morningside 61 --Jamal Gordon scored 17 points for Perris, while Khalid Jones had a game-high 19 for Morningside.Gordon also grabbed  five steals to lead Perris to its first victory of the season in a second-round game of the Ocean View Tournament in Huntington Beach. Jerry Robinson added 15 points and had four steals and seven assists for the Panthers. Perris (1-5) -- Vincent 6, Robinson 15, Gordon 17, Hunter 9, Green 7, Ndukwe 8, McNulty 10, Percival 2, Brown 2. Morningside --Horton 7, Estor 0, Tipadoi 8, V.Olade 6, G.Olade 18, Jones 16, Williams 4, Blow 2. Halftime score -- Perris 49-29. Three-point goals -- Horton, Jones, Tipadoi 2, Ndukwe 2, McNulty 6, Gordon, Hunter. Total fouls -- Perris 15, Morningside 8. Fouled out -- Brown.

San Diego Grossmont  "Elite Surgical" Tournament (San Diego Section)

La Jolla Country Day 70, Ramona 55--  Free-throw shooting was the difference Wednesday as the Ramona High boys basketball team fell to La Jolla Country Day 70-55 in the first round of the Grossmont Tournament. The Bulldogs (1-6) converted on just 11 of 19 free throws, while La Jolla Country Day hit 20 of 23. Chris Robinson made 12 of 12 free throws and scored 26 points to lead the Torres.  Ramona's Pat Skahan scored 10 of his 14 points in the fourth quarter. LJCD 15 14 24 17–70    Ramona 7 15 15 18–55 LJCD – Robinson 26, Bastine 8, Schu 9, Golia 6, Grooms 9, McWhorter 7, Csaki 5. Ramona (1-6)– Holmes 8, Keyser 7, Jones 5, Skahan 14, Mort 6, Schroepfer 7, Patterson 2, Dubose 3, Nuth 3.

St. Augustine 76, Granite Hills 48 -- St. Augustine 23 15 19 19– 76  Granite Hills 8 12 18 10– 48  St. Augustine (1-0) – Marentez 33, Orozco 5, Ife 6, Dubenetzky 9, Agnes 8, Gomez 1, McRoskey 10, Sabatino 2, Koczon 2. Granite Hills (2-4) – Nasser 3, Davis 6, Ehlabashy 17, Chase 17, Hall 2, Fine 1, Araya 2.

Bishop's 69, USDHS 52-- Bishop's 8 17 24 19– 69  USDHS 20 9 12 11– 52  Bishop's (2-0) – Richardson 2, Flannigan 2, Smith 22, Nieto 28, Grimm 9, White 3, Fraley 3. USDHS – Williams 2, Hoenig 6, Tucker 10, D.Cano 6, K.Cano 6, Cervantes 14, Medina 5, Standra 3.

Mira Mesa 60, Santana 57-- Mira Mesa 13 16 20 11– 60  Santana 12 19 15 11– 57 Mira Mesa (1-0) –Morgan 12, Ross 6, JJ Schmidt 9, Blake 21, Woods 8, Cooper 2, J Schmidt 2. Santana (4-2) –Browning 6, Sturgill 17, Henselmeier 4, Bachman 3, Penn 14, Kemp 1, Schultz 12.

Castle Park 71, Grossmont 63-- Castle Park 20 22 9 20– 71 Grossmont 15 12 14 21– 63 Castle Park (1-0)– Dowell 28, Frazier 16, Bratford 11, Smith 2, Armstrong 3, Harvey 6, Ransome 2, Libo-On 3. Grossmont (1-5)– Brands 2, Sanders 8, Vickers 18, Young 6, Hernandez 4, Gerber 6, Parsons 8, Avant 2, McDonald 2, Barbour 2, Ayub 4.

Lincoln Academy 65, Clairemont 52-- Lincoln 6 17 14 28– 65 Clairemont 14 9 13 16– 52 Lincoln – Davis 18, McGwire 5, Payne 7, Dillon 11, Harris 6, Defhotels 5, Jones 6, Cox 3, Smith 2, Harty 2. Clairemont (2-3) – Stratton 15, Fiskowic 12, Gates 4, Taylor 9, Williams 5, Mchelnie 2, Simmons 3, Depetrilo 5.

University City 46, Mt. Miguel 45-- University City 11 11 7 17– 46 Mt. Miguel 11 13 13 8– 45 University City–Pitcher 16, Frazier 11, Wright 7, Chambers 6, R. Fowler 6. Mt. Miguel–Griffin 11, Ary 4, Ballenger 4, Foster 4, Campbell 4, Cox 4, Singh 4, Barber 5, Street 3, Johnson 2.

San Diego Classic Tournament

La Costa Canyon 71, Valhalla 55-- LA COSTA CANYON (74) ---- Hodil 4, O'Connell 2, Morgan 8, Delaney 14, Palmer 1, McDonough 2, Demkiw 21, Budinger 8, Jensen 10, Dyer 4. FG 31. FT 6-19.  VALHALLA (55) ---- Hanna 4, Fowler 15, Rothlisberger 3, Stinnet 16, Molden 2, Sheppard 15. FG 16. FT 23-28. La Costa Canyon 20 15 23 16 ---- 74  Valhalla 9 14 11 21 ---- 55  Total fouls ---- La Costa Canyon 28, Valhalla 18. Fouled out ---- none. Technical fouls ---- none. 3-point goals ---- Morgan (LCC) 2, Delaney (LCC) 2, Demkiw (LCC) 2.  Records: La Costa Canyon 2-0.

Sylmar Winter Slam Jam Tournament (LA City Section)
Pool Play

Sylmar 75, Canoga Park 72 --Sylmar rallied from a 16-point second-half deficit, paced by Louis Darby who scored 20 points. Senior transfer Frank Robinson scored 14 points, including the last four points of the game for Sylmar (1-0). Maurice Neal scored 41 points hitting 10 three-pointers for Canoga Park (1-5).  Senior Jeff Morse of Sylmar scored 19 points

Montclair Prep 76, Sylmar JV 54--Robert Lewis scored 18 points, Marko Bozovic 16 and Anthony Davis 15, including 11 in the third quarter, for the Mounties of Van Nuys (4-0). Tommy McNutt scored 18, 13 coming in the fourth quarter, for the Sylmar JV team (3-2), a late addition to the tournament after Chatsworth dropped out last week

Locke 77, LA Marshall 45--details not available.

Tarbut V'Torah Gelman Classic Tournament (Southern Section)
Pool Play

Sage Hill 73, Liberty Christian 47 --Michael Fitzhugh had 18 points and Kevin Joyce had 16 for Sage Hill (3-6). Liberty Christian is 1-6.

Zinsmeyer Academy 60, Tarbut V'Torah 55 --Kevin Brown had 20 points and Doug Williams had 18 for Zinsmeyer (7-0). Geoff Keith had 21 points and Aaron Hahn and Josh Bauchman had 10 points apiece for Tarbut V'Torah (5-2).

Western Shootout Tournament (Southern Section)

Western 68, Westminster La Quinta 54 --Josh Winningham scored 13 points and had 12 rebounds to lead Western (4-2). La Quinta is 0-7.

Condor League

Cornerstone Christian 34, Oak Grove 28 --Cornerstone Christian (3-4, 3-0) was led by Patrick Miller who had a team-high 12 points and Josiah Reed grabbed 13 rebounds for the hosts. Oak Grove was led by Sean Morgan with a game-high 14 points. Oak grove (28) -- Heath 2, Sanchez 4, Oavch 8, Morgan 14. Cornerstone Christian (34) -- Giles 7, Jones 6, T. Miller 3, P. Miller 12, Reed 6.  Oak Grove 8 2 12 6--28  Cornerstone 6 5 10 13--34 3-Point goals -- Cornerstone Christian 1 (Giles). Fouled out -- None. Rebounds -- Cornerstone Christian 27 (Reed 13). Assists -- Cornerstone Christian 7 (Jones, T. Miller 2).

De Anza League

Aquinas 81, San Jacinto 66 -- Senior 5-8 guard Glenn Ohaeri scored 30 points, pulled down 10 rebounds, and had five steals for the Falcons (1-0, 3-3) as they defeated the Tigers in a De Anza League game. Senior 5-7 point guard Jermain Harris added 28 points and four steals for Aquinas. Ohaeri scored 14 of his career-high 30 points in the fourth quarter, as Aquinas outscored the defending De Anza League champs 25-14 in that final quarter. San Jacinto (0-1 in league) -- Duguid 16, Wood 13, Medina 15, Hyland 9, Jalon Sullivan 8, Burr 1, Mitchell 4. Aquinas (3-3, 1-0) --Ohaeri 30, Anagnostopoulus 3, Sepuya 11, Harris 28, Noble 4, Brown 3, Emembolu 2  Halftime score -- Aquinas 41-34. Three-point goals -- Duguid 4, Wood, Ohaeri 3, Anagnostopoulus, Sepuya 2, Harris 2. Total fouls -- San Jacinto 19, Aquinas 18. Fouled out -- Noble.

Banning 56, Twentynine Palms 51 --Banning outscored Twentynine Palms 19-13 in the third, led by Marlon Harris scoring 6 in the third en route to a De Anza league victory.  Twentynine Palms -- Randal 8, Hester 18, Barela 3, Cooley 13, Mattews 4, Cummings 2, Corney 2.  Banning (3-6) --Stokes 6, Figuerora 6, McDade 16, Harris 10, Malone 10, B.Colby 5, K.Colby 3. Halftime score -- Twentynine Palms 23, Banning 19. Three-point goals -- Hester 2, Cooley. Total fouls -- Twentynine Palms 19, Banning 16. Fouled out -- Cooley.

Big Bear 71, Yucca Valley 44--Junior 6-0 forward Brad Jennings scored a game-high 22 points as the Bears (1-0, 2-3) defeated the host Trojans (0-1, 0-4) in a De Anza League game.  Junior guard Kevin Zuidema scored 17 for the Bears. Big Bear (2-3) -- Jennings 22, Manor 4, Cavanagh 6, Zuidena 17, Seifert 5, Karns 2, Scott 13, Anderson 2. Yucca Valley (0-4) --Link 6, Willis 1, Weller 1, Kessler 11, Hollinger 3, Hughs 15, McPeak 4, Gorski 2, Lee 1. Halftime score -- Big Bear 37, Yucca Valley 23. Three-point goals -- Jennings, Zuidena 3, Scott 4, Hughs 3, Kessler 2. Total fouls -- Big Bear 15, Yucca Valley 17. Fouled out -- none.

Riverside Notre Dame 50, Beaumont 42 --Riverside Notre Dame survived a fourth-quarter collapse that led to the Titans being outscored 21-11 to win a De Anza League opener.  Notre Dame (1-0, 4-2) -- Connoly 2, Richards 4, Calhoun 12, Lyons 15, Lopez 8, Durough 5, Arabi 2, Nguyen 2. Beaumont (0-1, 0-7) --Hackney 11, Dopp 4, Koumparis 5, Horn 2, Alsina 9, James 5, Abu-Zabra 6. Halftime score -- Notre Dame 30-11. Three-point goals -- Lyons, Durough, Calhoun 2, Koumparis, Hackney. Total fouls -- Notre Dame 14, Beaumont 16. Fouled out -- Koumparis, James.

Acaciawood 51, Southlands Christian 23 --Jesse Cope scored 16 points for Acaciawood (2-3).

Bloomington 55, Colton 54--Sophomore 6-2 forward Jarrod Paulson scored a layup with 20 seconds left in the game to lift the Bruins (4-4) to a victory over the visiting Yellowjackets 55-54 in a nonleague game. Senior 6-0 guard Durrell Thomas scored 20 points and six assists.

Buena 69, Channel Islands 56--Buena (5-3) was led by Hylas Smith who scored 20 points and Chris Sullivan had 14 in the road victory. A 24-point first quarter got the Bulldogs off and running. Channel Islands (1-3) -- Virgil Ecossey scored 13 points and Kevin Alonzo had 12 points, including four 3-pointers, and six assists. Buena (69) -- Hangeler 7, Short 5, Smith 20, Leseburg 1, Jacobson 10, Gray 3, McMann 4, Sullivan 14, Hagy 1.  Channel Islands (56) -- Alonzo 12, Rosales 3, Avila 8, Gagliardi 4, Diaz 4, Ecossey 13, Morton 2, Tamayo 6, Hernandez 3.  Buena 24 11 22 22--69  Channel Islands 10 6  17 24--56 3-Point goals -- Buena 3 (Smith 2, Hangeler 1), Channel Islands 6 (Alonzo 4, Avila 2). Fouled out -- None. Total fouls -- Buena 17, Channel Islands 24.

Calabasas 81, Hart 75-- Calabasas (5-2), was led by Steve Saunders with 18 points and Mike Justman added 16. Drew Housman and Adam Malatesta each contributed 13 points.  Hart (75) -- Gentry 11, Daden 11, Morris 6, French 9, Zummallen 3, Rich 10, Kase 18, Hilmo 3, Frome 4.  Calabasas (81) -- Housman 13, Hoffman 2, Verrillo 2, Malatesta 13, S. Saunders 18, J. Saunders 8, Wilson 9, Justman 16.   Hart 12 18 16 27--75  Calabasas 18 16 23 24--81 3-Point goals -- Calabasas 9-16 (Housman 4, Justman 2, Malatesta 2, Willson). Fouled out -- Hart (Morris, Rich). Rebounds -- Calabasas 32 (S. Saunders 7). Assists -- Calabasas (Housman 3). Total fouls -- Hart 21, Calabasas 16

El Toro 70, Aliso Niguel 52 --Darryl Best had 14 points and Matt Claflin had 12 for host El Toro (5-2), which led, 39-16, at halftime.

Foothill 83, California 51 --DeShaun Edwards had 20 points and Francisco Flores had 19 for host Foothill (4-2). California is 1-5.

Grace Brethren 51, Rio Hondo Prep 42 --Grace Brethren (2-4) was led by Evan Marme and Eric Durso with 16 points each. Marme also added 10 rebounds. For Rio Hondo Devon Drain had a game-high 30 points, including seven 3-pointers. Grace Brethren (51) -- Marme 16, Wreesmen 2, Durso 16, Mathieu 4, Beaty 13. Rio Hondo (42) -- Ritter 2, Wellman 2, Poyner 2, Heersema 3, Drain 30, Westervoorde 3.  Grace Brethren 19 10 11 11--51  Rio Hondo 7 8 12 15--42  3-Point goals -- Rio Hondo 7 (Drain 7). Fouled out -- None. Rebounds -- Grace Brethren (Marme 10). Assists -- Grace Brethren (Durso 3).

Harvard-Westlake 78, North Hollywood 45 --Bryce Taylor had 15 points to lead Harvard-Westlake (9-0).  HW (78)--Bryce Taylor 15, Winberger 9, Chung 4, Weinstein 9, Woolridge 6, Gilman 2, Firestone 7, Harris 9, Wizenberg 5, Shook 6, Kichaven 2.  NH (45)--Lira 2, Quinones 5, Lamar 9, Josiah James 12, David Duran 12, Nicholas 5.  NH--7  11  12  15--45;  H-W--22  23   20  13--78.  HW (9-0), NH (3-3).

Hillcrest Christian (TO) 64, Westview 42-- Thousand Oaks Hillcrest Christian (2-6) was led by Kyle Jansen who scored a game-high 23 points and grabbed eight rebounds in the road game.  Brett Tattersall added 19 for Thousand Oaks Hillcrest Christian. Thosand oaks Hillcrest (64) -- Jansen 23, Tattersall 19, D. Brookes 13, Harrington 5, K. Brookes 3, Martinez 1. Westview (42) -- Eisenoff 14, Benson 9, Fredrickson 8, Cater 4, Melntyre 3, Rof 2, Kainoa 2.  T.O. Hillcrest 19 16 10 20--64  WestView 10 10 12 10--42  3-Point goals -- Thousand Oaks Hillcrest 5 (Tattersall 3, D. Brookes, K. Brookes). Westview 4 (Eisenoff 2, Fredrickson 2). Fouled out -- Westview (Benson). Rebounds -- Thousand Oaks Hillcrest 15 (Jansen 8). Assists -- Thousand Oaks Hillcrest 9 (Tattersall, D. Brookes 4). Technicals -- Thousand Oaks Hillcrest (Scorebook violation).

Irvine 56, Estancia 52 --Brandon Zolner and Mike Hafeman scored 14 points each for visiting Irvine (2-4).  The Eagles (2-4), struggled early.  Trailing, 26-22, at halftime, Estancia went on a 17-8 run in the first four minutes of the third quarter. Eagles senior guard Jorge Prado, who scored 14 points, drained two three-pointers and also drove in for a layup. Senior Fernando Maldonado scored seven of his game-high 17 points in the run and his free throw with 4:02 left in the third period gave the Eagles a 39-32 lead.  Irvine (2-4) answered with a 10-2 run to close out the period and gained a 42-41 lead, which it never lost. Lindquist, Estancia's junior center, chipped in nine points and eight rebounds, while Prado nailed three three-pointers in the second half. Prado shot 3 of 7 behind the arc.

Kennedy 62, Norwalk 47

Mission Prep (Central Section) 75, Laguna Blanca (CIF-SS) 49--The Owls stayed close to Mission Prep in the first quarter, but Laguna Blanca was outsized underneath. Jelani Hicks scored 24 points to lead the Owls. Andy Nelson had 11 rebounds against guys that were much bigger than him. MISSION PREP--Purify 16, Craigue 11, Scruggs 6, Quinton 8, Traore 3, Bell 8, Hassler 13, Diinki 10. Totals 30 14-24 75.  LAGUNA BLANCA--Geeb 4, Hicks 24, Jeffrey 9, J. Kaufman 7, Nelson 5. Totals 16 15-29 49. Mission Prep . . . 22 15 16 22 -- 75  Laguna Blanca . . . 18 7 10 14 -- 49 3-point goals--MP 1 (Craigue), LB 2 (Hicks, J. Kaufman). Fouls--MP 20, LB 17. Fouled out--Purify. Technicals--none. Records--LB 2-4.

Mountain View 58, Bonita 47 --Victor Romero scored 21 points to lead Mountain View (2-2).

Murphy 80, Belmont 46 --Justin Turman 40 points for Murphy (4-2).

Newbury Park 72, Rio Mesa 50 --Chris Randall scored 28 points and Chris Nooney added 14 points for Newbury Park (5-4).  Rio Mesa fell to 2-5. Austin Walker had nine rebounds and scored six points for the Panthers and Chris Nooney added 14 points, including two 3-pointers.  Rudy Flores led Newbury Park in assists with nine. He also scored from behind the 3-point arc and finished with five points.  Rio Mesa (50) -- Rillo 20, Bednar 6, Clegg 5, Roggin 4, Segovia 4, Harkens 3, Johnson 3, Lanire 2, Powell 2, Mareno 1. Newbury Park (72) -- Randall 28, Nooney14, Garza 11, Walker 6, Dahlgran 5, Flores 5, Ellis 3. Rio Mesa 15 11 12 12--50  Newbury Park 25 20 06 21--72   3-Point goals -- Rio Mesa 6 (Rio 5, Johnson 1). Newbury Park 6 (Noony 2, Garza 1, Ellis 1, Flores 1, Randall 1). Fouled out -- Newbury Park (Shmidt). Rebounds -- Newbury Park 38 (Randall 12). Assists -- Newbury Park 19 (Flores 9). Total fouls -- Rio Mesa 15, Newbury Park 16.

Newport Harbor 57, Edison 46 --Greg Perrine scored 14 points and Tony Melum added 11 for host Newport Harbor (6-2). Beau Rocquemore scored 15 points for Edison (5-1). Perrine, a third-year starter who earned second-team All-Sea View League honors last season, was returning after more than 4 months of not seeing action after tearing his ACL this past summer.  On Wednesday he dished six assists and hit 4 of 8 field-goal attempts, including his first two, and drained 6 of 7 foul shots. He also collected three rebounds, three steals and one blocked shot. Edison 16 14 5 11 - 46 Newport Harbor 18 6 15 18 - 57 Edison - Furniss 9, Braun 6, Nehrig 8, Roquemore 15, Donegan 2, Huff 6. 3-pt. goals - Huff 2, Roquemore 1. Fouled out - none. Technicals - none. Newport Harbor - Melum 11, Peterson 7, Pajevic 6, Perrine 14, Cameron 8, Diefenbach 8, Rorden 2, Pinesett 1, Boyd 0, Melgar 0. 3-pt. goals - Cameron 2. Fouled out - none. Technicals - none.

Nordhoff 66, St. Bonaventure 63 --Jordan Swift scored 23 points for Nordhoff. Swift made three 3-pointers. St. Bonaventure (4-2) was led by Whitney Lewis who scored 20 points and pulled down 11 rebounds. Scott Cummings also had 11 rebounds and 16 points. Nordhoff (66) -- Swift 23, Meale 18, Nylander 16, Stroup 4, Brubaker 3, Cloffi 1, Rothernel 1. St. Bonaventure (63) -- Lewis 20, Cummings 16, Hertel 13, Bernard 9, Ragen 3, Fisher 2.   Nordhoff 17 17 14 18--66  St. Bonaventure 17 7 15 24--63   3-Point goals -- Nordhoff 5 (Swift 3, Nylander 1, Meale 1). St. Bonaventure 3 (Hertel 1, Ragen 1, Lewis 1). Fouled out -- Nordhoff (Rothernel). Rebounds -- St. Bonaventure (Cummings 11, Lewis 11). Assists -- St. Bonaventure (Hertel 8). Total fouls -- Nordhoff 18, St. Bonaventure 20.

Oak Park 52, St. Bernard's 42 --Oak Park (4-2) was led by Grant Smith with 15 points and Nick Smith added 13. St. Bernard's (2-7) was led by Brian Bevans who had a game-high 18 points and Rico Hinds contributed 11 points and a game-high 14 rebounds in the loss. Oak Park (52) -- G. Smith 15, McNair 6, Winninghan 10, Tom 2, Klein 6, N. Smith 13. St. Bernard's (42) -- Bevans 18, Johnson 13, Hinds 11. Oak Park  13 14 14 11--52 St. Bernard's 12 8 14 8--42 3-Point goals -- Oak Park 2-8 (Winninghan 2). St. Bernard's 4-19 (Bevans). Fouled out -- None. Rebounds -- Oak Park 27 (Klein 10), St. Bernard's 29 (Hinds 14). Assists -- Oak Park 11 (McNair 4), St. Bernard's 6 (Leader 0). Total fouls -- Oak Park 13, St. Bernard's 14.

Oaks Christian 64, Cate 37 --Mike Hornbuckle scored 15 points for Oaks Christian (6-0). Oaks Christian jumped out to a 20-5 lead. Despite the big first-half hole, Cate got within six points at halftime, but Oaks Christian was too strong down the stretch.Cate was led by Ruel Banner's 11 points.  Cate's next game is at home Friday night against Webb.  OAKS CHRISTIAN--Freeman 4, Avedissian 2, Deham 5, Giuliani 7, Cliue 4, Bryan 2, Hornbuckle 15, Michaelson 7, Adams 8, Sean 10. Totals 28 4-11 64. CATE--Dumville 2, Banner 11, Widdoes 2, Barton 1, Altman 8, McCammack 4, Heff 2, Spagnoletti 5, Blaustein 2. Totals 11 11-14 37.  Oaks Christian . . . 17 14 18 15 -- 64 Cate . . . 5 20 5 7 -- 37   3-point goals--OC 4 (Giuliani, Hornbuckle, Michaelson, Sean), C 4 (Banner 2, Altman, Spagnoletti). Fouls--OC 16, C 11. Fouled out--none. Technicals--none. Records--C 1-7.

Santa Margarita 59, Los Alamitos 57--Brandon Rohe scored 17 points and Travis Smith added 15 as the host Eagles (6-0) rallied to beat the Griffins (3-4). Los Alamitos had a 13-point lead with five minutes remaining.

Santa Ana Valley 55, Tustin 53 --Enrique Flores had 21 points to lead host Santa Ana Valley (7-4).

Saugus 77, Glendale 63 --Marc Holmquist scored 23 points and had five assists to lead Saugus (4-5). Glendale is now 2-3.Glendale's  leading scorer Hugo Guerrero is sidelined with a torn ligament in his right ankle. The Nitros shot just 38.2% from the field. Nitro guards Riley Van Patten and Isa Hall both had 18. Saugus (4-5) shot 36 free throws and the Nitros (2-3) had just 14. Glendale had 11 turnovers in the first half -- eight in the second quarter -- to Saugus' four. Holmquist shot seven for 13 (53.9%) from the field, scoring a game-high 23 points -- 11 points above his season average -- dishing out four assists and collecting three steals. Bryan Willkomm scored 15 points and grabbed seven rebounds for Saugus. Saugus 17 27 17 16 -- 77  Glendale 15 16 13 19 -- 63 SAUGUS -- Holmquist 23, 4 assists and 3 steals, Willkomm 15 and 7 rebounds, Buencamino 11, Jones 9, Valle 7, Gilbert 5, Hein 4 and 7 rebounds, Hill 2, Hilton 1. Three-pointers: Holmquist 3, Buencamino 3. GLENDALE -- Van Patten 18, 9 rebounds adn 3 steals, Hall 18 and 8 rebounds, Munoz 8, Soulat 6, Vega 6, Nicolas 5, Baroni 2. Three-pointers: Munoz 2, Vega 2, Van Patten, Nicholas.

Shandon 64, Greenfield 61 (OT) --Malcolm Lynch hit the winning shot with one second to play in overtime for host Shandon (2-1). Lynch scored 20 points on the night to lead all scorers.

South Pasadena 71, St. Francis 65----Mike Miller scored 29 points to lead the South Pasadena High School boys basketball team to a convincing 71-43 nonleague victory over visiting St. Francis Wednesday night.  South Pasadena, which improved to 4-3, also received 18 points from John Sanchez.

St. Margaret's 60, Whittier Christian 46 --Paul Janczyk scored 32 points for host St. Margaret's (3-3). Whittier Christian is 3-5.

University (Irvine) 114, Pioneer 59--The visiting Trojans (5-1) set a school record with 19 three-pointers. Bobby Gomez made seven, and Jon Asnon made six. Gomez scored 32 points and Asnon had 21 for University (5-1).

Walnut 67, Rowland 57 --Daniel Jones scored 20 points and had 13 rebounds for Walnut (5-1).  Walnut's victory avenged a 16-point loss to Rowland in the semifinals of the Arroyo Tournament last week. Dreshawn Vance posted a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds for Walnut.

Whitewater 85, Rio Contiguo 46-- Damian Poss scored 16 points and grabbed 14 rebounds, helping Trinity Whitewater stay unbeaten (7-0). Frank Coleman added 12 points with 12 rebound. Lewis Hayward finished with 15 points, while Kenneth Johnson added 12. Senior Fisaha Gabremichael had 12 points and eight steals to lead Whitewater to its seventh straight victory. Rio Contiguo (4-4) -- Cooper 12, Pena 2, Ochoa 10, Beasley 11, Bush 4, Arzeta 2, Mora 4, Callender 1. Whitewater (7-0) --Johnson 12, Haywood 15, Gabremichael 12, Poss 16, Coleman 14, Adams 8, Taylor 7, Gray 1. Halftime score -- Whitewater 44-21. Three-point goals -- Haywood 2, Gabremichael 2. Total fouls -- Rio Contiguo 16, Whitewater 17. Fouled out -- Gabremichael.

Woodbridge 62, Capistrano Valley 53 --Patrick Haddan scored 18 points, as Woodbridge (5-1) upset No. 12 Capistrano Valley. Pete DeCasas scored 16 points for Capistrano Valley (4-2). Haddan scored 10 in the fourth quarter while David Burgess grabbed 10 rebounds and blocked three shots. Senior guard Cole Edmondson added 14 points and made six free throws in the fourth quarter, and senior guard Sandeep Hingorani scored 11 and made 3 of 4 three-point attempts.

Yucaipa 87, Redlands East Valley 61-- Yucapia (8-0) remained unbeaten Wednesday night with the win over REV.  The T-Birds executed and got easy lay-ups against the Wildcats (4-6) Shane Craig scored 22 points and Erik Simmons and Thad Orr each added 14. But everything starts with Yucaipa's point guard Matt King.  King scored nine points and added 12 assists. He also grabbed five rebounds.Craig scored 11 in the first quarter to help Yucaipa get off to a 22-13 lead by the end of the first quarter en route to a non-league victory over Redlands East Valley.  Yucaipa (8-0) -- King 9, Craig 22, Simmons 14, Orr 16, Brown 4, Lewis 9, Griefnow 8, Renich 4, Massengale 1. Redlands East Valley (4-6) --Dowdy 11, Smith 11, Southerland 8, Cooke 2, Wallace 9, Cabuhat 3, Salter 5, Kelley 5, Lyles 3, Dyke 2.  Halftime score -- Yucaipa 42, Redlands East Valley 32. Three-point goals -- King, Craig 2, Lewis, Dowdy 2, Smith, Southerland 2, Cabuhat, Salter. Total fouls -- Redlands East Valley 20, Yucaipa 17. Fouled out -- none.

Western League

Fairfax 101, Venice 46 --Jasha Bluntt scored 15 points to lead Fairfax (8-1, 1-0).

Hamilton 76, Los Angeles 72 --Justin Goins scored 35 points for Hamilton (5-4). Darnell Woods scored 30 points for Los Angeles.

Bell 58, Narbonne 51 --Sione Sione scored 17 points for Bell (2-3).

Kennedy 69, Granada Hills 64 --Gervell Byrd scored 31 points to lead host Kennedy (3-4). Adam Beckler scored 21 points for Granada Hills in the loss.

South Gate 52, Eagle Rock 49 --Edwin Castro scored 29 points for South Gate (3-7).

Coronado 58, Francis Parker 48-- Coronado 13 20 11 14– 58    Parker 14 16 10 8– 48  Coronado (5-1) – Dunlap 15, Hebert 12, Dunn 1, Loving 2, Moore 5, Axelson 14, Burris 7, Kracht 2. Parker (3-2) –Christia 20, H. Moore 11, Nash 6, Penrose 6, Hendershott 3, Varagac 2.

Morse 67, Hoover 36-- Morse 16 13 30 8– 67   Hoover 9 5 11 11– 36 Morse (3-3) – Chamblee 17, Logan 7, Re.Guerrero 6, Ru.Guerrero 11, Moore 4, Chisolm 2, Bivins 5, Jones 9, Reddick 6. Hoover (0-7) – Maye 4, Fuller 5, Spain 6, Forde 9, White 1, Almonor 4, Dooley 7.

Mountain Empire 91, Warner 52-- Warner 12 13 13 14– 52   Mtn. Empire 26 22 21 22– 91 Warner – Enydenop 12, Cota 10, Diaz 14, Page 16. Mtn. Empire (3-2) – Laff 10, Keeran 12, Nichols 4, Mo.Hall 14, Juarez 10, Ma.Hall 23, Tucker 3, Boerman 9, Maxwell 2, Gonzales 3.

Rancho Bernardo 57, Oceanside 56 --RANCHO BERNARDO (57) ---- Gaeto 9, N. Badin 13, Olson 11, Strong 5, La Forgia 19. FG 21. FT 10-13. OCEANSIDE (56) ---- Harris 17, Rollins 14, Wilson 7, Chamber 8, Bruce 9, Byrd 1. FG 20. FT 14-18  Rancho Bernardo 14 20 7 16 ---- 57 Oceanside 12 17 16 11 ---- 56  Total fouls ---- Rancho Bernardo 18, Oceanside 13. Fouled out ---- none. Technicals ---- none. 3-point goals ---- LaForgia (RB) 2, Strong (RB) 1, Olson (RB) 1, Gaeto (RB) 1. Rollins (O) 2.  Records: Rancho Bernardo 4-2 . Oceanside 3-

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