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CIF HS Games Results & Details
From
Thursday, 12/20/01--(Dec. 21, 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.
| CIF-Southern Section League Games, Thursday, 12/20/01 |
Arrowhead League
Ambasador Christian 74, Noli Indian 33-- Jose Guzman led Ambassador Christian (4-3, 2-0) with 26 points. The Dawgs will play in the Joshua Springs Tournament on Dec. 27. Brandon Giden contributed seven points and eight rebounds for Ambassador Christian and Michael Esquivel had eight points and eight rebounds.
DeAnza League
Riverside Notre Dame 68, Big Bear 57 --Talani Calhoun scored a game-high 32 points as Riverside Notre Dame defeated Big Bear in a De Anza League game. Brad Jennigs had 22 points and eight rebounds for Big Bear. Notre Dame -- Calhoun 32, Holley 4, Arabi 5, Bearo 4, Lyons 13, Arquellos 4, Durour 6. Big Bear (1-1, 2-4) -- Jennings 22, Cavanaugh 5, Zuidema 20, Seyfert 8, Anderson 2. Halftime score -- Notre Dame 30-29. Three-point goals -- Jennings 2, Cavanaugh, Zuidema 4, Calhoun 2. Total fouls -- Notre Dame 17, Big Bear 16. Fouled out -- Zuidema.
Freedom League
Rio Contiguo 67, Rio Rancho 51--details not reported.
Liberty League
Avalon at Yeshiva--score not reported
Providence 52, Oakwood 38--details not immediately available.
Ocean League
West Torrance 61, Torrance 54 --Dewayne Hollyfield scored 24 points and had eight rebounds for visiting West Torrance (4-5, 1-0). Torrance is 4-5, 0-1. West Torrance started the game with a 15-7 advantage, to help drop Torrance to 4-5, 0-1. Dustin May scored 16 for Torrance
Valle Vista League
Covina 70, Northview 65 --Jino La Bomme scored 33 points and Brett Pill added 25 points for Covina (9-1, 2-0.) La Bomme also dished out five assists in the Colts' narrow victory over the Vikings.
South Hills 67, Sierra Vista 61 (2 OT) --In a game that was dominated by free-throw shooting (80 free-throws between both teams), the Huskies won a narrow decision in double overtime. Terrance Brooks was the high scorer in the game with 21 points. Teammate Julian McNeal added another 14.
San Joaquin League
Acaciawood Prep at Fairmont Prep--score not reported.
Valley League
Pilibos at AGBU--score not reported.
Westside League
Milken 64, Hillcrest Christian (Granada Hills) 49--Adam Mintz scored 26 points and John Milgrom dished out 13 assists for host Milken (5-3, 2-0). Hillcrest is 3-1 in league.
| CIF-Southern Section Non-League Games, Thursday, 12/20/01 |
Arlington 57, Riverside Ramona 46 --Chase Adriaanse came off the bench in the first half and had four steals and nine of his 11 points to lead Riverside Arlington to an eight-point halftime lead and a non-league victory. The Lions held Riverside Ramona to 22 second-half points en route to the victory. Ramona -- Hill 2, Johnson 10, Mosqueda 5, Valentine 8, Lewis 7, Ruiz 2, Valencia 2, Diaz 10. Arlington (5-7) -- Simon 17, Adriaanse 11, Holguin 3, Acosta 3, Thomas 2, Orduno 6, Lefotu 2, Hough 11, McGhee 2. Halftime score -- Arlington 32-24. Three-point goals -- Lewis, Simon, Adriannse, Orduno 2, Hough 2, Holguin. Total fouls -- Ramona 17, Arlington 14. Fouled out -- Lewis. Technical fouls -- Lewis.
Baptist Christian 78, Capistrano Valley Christian 77
Bellflower 64, Downey 55--Michael Hubbard scored 18 points and added eight assists for host Bellflower (5-6). Downey is 6-4. Senior forward Delanta Lewis had 11 as the Buccaneers defeated the Vikings. Larry Cunningham led Downey with 17 points.
Bishop Amat 85, Bassett 45-- John Haywood scored 19 points for host Bishop Amat (8-2).
Bloomington Christian 41, Linfield 39 (OT)--Justin Ziegler scored on a putback with two seconds left in overtime to win it for visiting Bloomington Christian(3-3). Ziegler and Josh Jordan each finished with 16 points for Bloomington Christian. Ziegler also had 15 rebounds. Bloomington Christian's Josh Jordan scored 16 points, making 1 of 2 free throws with four seconds left to send the game into overtime. Chuck Wilson had 11 points and Zack Wold added 10 points for LinfieldBloomington Christian (3-3) -- Jones 4, Hawkins 2, Brown 3, Jordan 16, Ziegler 16.. Linfield -- Wold 10, Wilson 11, Duartz 1, LoFranco 3, Rodriguez 9, Bates 5. Halftime score -- Bloomington Christian 25-19. Regulation score -- 37-37. Three-point goals -- Brown, Jordan 2. Total fouls -- Bloomington Christian 17, Linfield 11. Fouled out -- None. Technical fouls -- None.
Claremont 73, Ontario 42--Cameron Munoz scored a game-high 19 points as his new team, Claremont, routed Ontario 73-42 in a nonleague game at Claremont High School. Munoz transferred from Ontario to Claremont after last season. He shot 8-11, and pulled down five rebounds. The Wolfpack improved to 9-3. Claremont shot 12-of-16 from the field in the first quarter, as the Wolfpack jumped out to a 26-12 lead that was extended to 43-15 at halftime. Kenny Penn scored 15 points with six rebounds, while Shaddean Aaron scored eight of his 14 points in the first quarter. David Dunn had 15 points and five rebounds to lead Ontario, but the Jaguars were plagued by a poor-shooting night, which included a 1-for-12 effort in a three-point second quarter.
Desert Christian Bermuda Dunes 60, Hamilton 58 --Jason Bluedorn scored a team-high 22 points to lead the Conquerors to the non-league victory. Richard Mangus and Tim Smith both scored 16 points for Desert Christian. Smith turned in a double-double performance by pulling down 10 rebounds. Mangus also finished with five assists. Hamilton (4-6) -- Davis 19, Yep 17, Minert 8, Evans 5, Mendez 5, Estrada 4. Desert Christian (3-7) -- Bluedorn 22, Mangus 16, Smith 16, Hoesteroy 4, Schneider 2. Halftime score -- Desert Christian 37-30. Three-point goals -- Yep 2, Smith 2, Mangus, Bluedorn. Total fouls -- Hamilton 11, Desert Christian 13. Fouled out -- None. Technical fouls -- None.
Desert Christian Lancaster 75, Village Christian 55
El Dorado 60, Brea Olinda 47--David Patten had 20 points and 14 rebounds for visiting El Dorado (9-1). Evan Moore had 20 points for Brea Olinda (6-3). Patten had 11 second-half points, including a three-pointer with 1:03 left in the fourth quarter that sealed the victory for El Dorado (9-1). Patten added nine rebounds, seven assists and three blocked shots. Moore, a 6-foot-7 forward, scored 18 of his points in the first half. El Dorado also got 15 points (all on three-pointers) from senior guard Kyle Miller.
El Modena vs. Laguna Hills --score not reported.
Fullerton 61, Pioneer 44--Geovany Villalva scored 16 points for host Fullerton (10-3).
Gabrielino 73, Duarte 55--Sean Carey scored 25 points and Jose Castro added 14 points for Gabrieleno (5-5).
Garey at Chaffey--score not reported.
Gladstone at Mountain View--score not reported.
Granite Hills at Antelope Valley--score not reported.
Kilpatrick at Rio Hondo Prep--score not reported.
Loma Linda Academy 68, Salesian 48--Ryan Prior scored 19 points and Colyn Newby had 12 rebounds for Loma Linda Academy (5-1).
Los Angeles Lutheran at Pacific Christian--score not reported
Lynwood 38, Fountain Valley 35--Senior center Brian Wilson had 19 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Knights (2-4) past the visiting Barons.
Monrovia 59, Charter Oak 48--Senior Bryant Markson had a game-high 31 points, 11 rebounds and seven steals as the Monrovia High School boys basketball team surprised host Charter Oak, 59-48, in a nonleague game Thursday night. Steffon Barron was the only other player who scored in double figures for the Wildcats (4-6). He had 14 points. The Monrovia defense held the Chargers to nine points in the third period.
Ontario Christian 64, Pasadena Poly 55--Greg Talen scored 15 points and Travis Hoekstra added 14 points to lead Ontario Christian (7-1). Chris Garcia scored nine points in the win for the Knights, who will open the Knight Time Classic on Dec. 26 at 4 p.m. at Ontario Christian High School. Greg Talen scored 15 points and Travis Hoekstra added 14 as Ontario Christian High's boys' basketball team overcame a five-point halftime deficit to defeat visiting Pasadena Poly 64-55 in a nonleague game. Ontario Christian's move to force more scoring opportunities in the key proved decisive as Hoekstra scored 11 of his points in the second half and Talen had nine points in the fourth quarter. Chris Garcia finished with nine points for the Knights (7-1).
Oxnard 66, Ventura 44 --Oxnard (8-3) was led by Lee Abair who scored 11 points and pulled down 12 rebounds. Henry Patterson scored a game-high 14 points and Jonathan Davis added 12. Ventura (0-9) was led by Matt Dixon who scored 11 points. Ventura opens the Kiwanis tournament on Wednesday at 7 p.m. against Antelope Valley. Oxnard (66) -- Thrower 6, Barragan 9, Olmos 5, Conaway 6, Rochin 3, Davis 12, Abair 11, Patterson 14 Ventura (44) -- Hocamp 11, Colin 3, Prophet 4, Dixon 11, Wagner 5, Salmon 2, Pinkerton 2, Campbell 6 Oxnard 19 14 11 22--66 Ventura 11 10 5 18--44 3-Point goals -- Oxnard 4 (Barragan 3, Olmos 1). Ventura (Hocamp 2, Dixon 3, Wagner 1). Fouled out -- None. Rebounds -- Oxnard (Abair 12, Patterson 8). Assists -- Oxnard (Davis 6). Team records -- Oxnard 8-3, Ventura 0-9.
Paraclete at Highland--score not reported.
Rancho Cucamonga at Moreno Valley
Ribet at Canyon Country Canyon
Rio Mesa 58 Santa Paula 50 --Rio Mesa (5-5) was led by senior guard Nick Rillo who scored 18 points and Daniel Bednar added 14 points and 15 rebounds. Santa Paula -- Ernesto Lopez at 25 points, including 13 of 19 from the free throw line. Santa Paula (50) -- Mendez 10, Bracamontes 5, Rico 9, Frias 1, Lopez 25. Rio Mesa (58) -- Harkins 10, Segovia 5, Rillo 18, Johnson 2, Bednar 14, Lanier 4, Clegg 2, Cashola 1, Flores 2. Santa Paula 8 19 10 13--50 Rio Mesa 9 24 10 15--58 3-Point goals -- Santa Paula 3 (Mednez 2, Bracamontes). Rio Mesa 3 (Rillo 3). Fouled out -- None. Record -- Rio Mesa 5-5.
Riverside Poly 64, La Sierra 47--Danny Renneisen scored 15 of his game-high 25 points in the first half as Riverside Poly defeated Riverside La Sierra in a non-league game. Renneisen and Jeremy Lopez scored 29 of Riverside Poly's 33 first-half points. La Sierra (6-3) -- Jenkins 4, Andres 14, Torres 2, Vasquez 7, Franklin 10, King 2, K.Maxim 4, J.J.Maxim 4. Riverside Poly (8-3) -- Renneisen 25, Guffey 1, Lopez 22, Leduc 5, Vonalt 11. Halftime score -- Riverside Poly 33-15. Three-point goals -- Andres, Franklin 2, Renneisen 5, Lopez 2. Total fouls -- La Sierra 20, Riverside Poly 21. Fouled out -- K.Maxim, Vonalt.
Rowland 64, Wilson (Hacienda Heights) 46--Shon Pruitt scored 15 points and Adam Wong had 14 points and eight assists for Rowland (8-3). Wilson is 6-4. Rowland, which received 15 points from senior forward Shon Pruitt and 14 from senior guard Adam Wong, outscored Wilson, 10-0, early in the second quarter and took a 25-14 lead. Wilson, which received a game-high 16 points from senior Dontay Holloway and 14 from guard Jason King, didn't go away quietly. The Wildcats trimmed the deficit to 29-20 at halftime and cut it to five points during the first two minutes of the third quarter. It was the closest the Wildcats would get. The Raiders, who also received 11 points from Larry Tieu, increased their lead to 12 points when senior Cameron Tucker followed a layup with a 3-pointer for a 36-24 lead with 4:56 left in the quarter. Rowland then went on an 11-4 run to begin the third quarter, taking a 54-36 edge with five minutes left in the game.
Sage Hill 60, Saddleback Valley Christian 22--Sage Hill scored the first 14 points of the game, then cruised to a 60-22 nonleague win, the first home victory in the school's history. Mike Fitzhugh and Kevin Joyce scored 16 and 15 points, respectively, while freshman guard Matt Loper came off the bench to chip in a career-high 10. Junior center Scott Cho collected a team-high eight rebounds for the Lightning (3-3). Coach Gordon McNeill also praised the efforts of reserves Zach Friedrichs (four points) and Alex Cochran (two points). Saddleback Valley Christian 5 2 9 6 - 22 Sage Hill 22 6 17 15 - 60 Saddleback Valley Christian - Haupt 2, Kalesh 5, Lopez 2, Weikel 11, Harrington 2. 3-pt. goals - Kalesh 1. Fouled out - none. Technicals - none. Sage Hill - Fitzhugh 16, Joyce 15, Cho 2, Williams 4, Brewer 0, Loper 10, Freidrichs 4, Swanson 4, Youssef 3, Cochran 2, Wilkins 0, Tanney 0. 3-pt. goals - Loper 2, Youssef 1, Joyce 1, Fitzhugh 1. Fouled out - none. Technicals - none
Silver Valley at Apple Valley Christian--score not reported.
St. Genevieve 43, New Roads 41--details not reported.
St. Margaret's 79, St. Anthony 52--Paul Janczyk scored 27 points and Joe Kettler and Ninyus Youkhanneh added 11 each for host St. Margaret's (4-3).
Upland 80, Schurr 47--details not reported.
Walnut 85, Damien 46--Junior guard Yuji Kimura scored 24 points for visiting Walnut (7-2).WALNUT 85, DAMIEN 46: Zach Phillips scored 19 points, but the Spartans fell to Walnut in a nonleague game.
West Covina 78, La Serna 72 (OT)--Jabir Jinna scored 22 points for West Covina (9-3), despite 39 points by La Serna's Matt Spain, 22 of which he scored in the fourth quarter on six three-pointers. La Serna (5-8) scored 24 points in the fourth period to tie the game in regulation. Junior point guard Corey McIntosh scored nine of his 12 points in the overtime session to lift the Bulldogs (9-3) to a thrilling victory. McIntosh buried a two-point basket and a 3-pointer in the extra period, then buried a pair of free throws to seal the outcome.
Whittier 67, Azusa 39--Mike Hernandez had 29 points and 10 rebounds to lead host Whittier (9-2). The 6-foot-3, 172-pound junior lead the Cardinals to a 67-39 victory over visiting Azusa in a nonleague basketball game Thursday night. Hernandez shot 48 percent (12 for 25), but at least six of his misses came from within six feet of the basket. Hernandez scored Whittier's first nine points and had 16 by halftime as the Cardinals built leads as big as 15 points, thanks to a 12-0 run midway through the second quarter. The spurt wiped out Azusa's modest comeback from a 16-8 deficit near the end of the first period to just three points, 17-14, with 5:38 left in the half. With Hernandez getting seven points and Ulises Ruiz adding a 3-point basket and five points, Whittier had its best scoring in the third quarter when it held a 19-9 advantage and took a 50-28 lead into the final period. The Cardinals (9-2) continued to increase their lead with Varos keeping the Cardinals' full-court pressure on. Azusa was led by point guard John Igoe, who had 13 points, including three 3-point baskets. David West added nine points and Oscar Nunez had seven points and a game-high 10 rebounds. Hernandez was the only Cardinal in double figure scoring. Eric Woodward led the team on the boards with eight (and three blocked shots), while Hernandez had seven. Whittier held a 36-35 edge in rebounds and committed 13 turnovers to the Aztecs' 24.
Workman 51, Cathedral 43-- Bruno Acevedo led Workman (4-4) with 11 points. Cathedral (2-6) was led by Michael Feist with 11 points.
| LA City Section League Games, Thursday, 12/20/01 |
No league games played.
| LA City Section Non-League & Intersectional Games, Thursday, 12/20/01 |
No games other than tournament games played (see below for City Section teams).
| CIF (All SoCal Sections) Tournament Games, Thursday, 12/20/01 |
Anaheim Convention Center Tournament
Championship quarterfinals
Capistrano Valley 59, Los Alamitos 58 --Jake Frazen's 12-footer with 7.4 seconds remaining gave Capistrano Valley the victory. The Cougars rallied from a 14-point deficit late in the third quarter, led by Pete DeCasas, who scored nine of his 26 points in the fourth quarter. Frazen finished with 17 points for the Cougars. Mark Lotman had 16 points and Robbie Haynes had 13 for Los Alamitos.
El Toro 55, Kennedy (CIF-SS) 42 --Ronnie Pentz had 12 points and Darryl Best and Patrick Carney had 11 points apiece for El Toro. Rhema McKnight had 12 points to lead Kennedy (7-2) .
Foothill 57, Servite 41 --Deshaun Edwards had 27 points to lead Foothill (6-3).
Katella 71, Mission Viejo 65 --Chris Alva had 18 points and Jeff Clement had 16 points as Katella (9-1), built a 20-point halftime lead and hung on. Travis Niesen led Mission Viejo (7-1) with 19 points and Kevin Stacey had 14 points, including three three-pointers and 11 points in the second half. Pat Parker added 15 for Katella.
Villa Park 58, Cypress 53 --Villa Park made 10 fourth-quarter free throws, while Cypress missed four attempts, including three on the front end of bonus shots. Kyle Hogan scored 13 points and Sean Phaler added 10 for Villa Park (8-0). Matt Reid scored 19 points for Cypress. Brian Beisner, Andrew Hosier and Jeff Maxwell came off the bench to provide some-much needed energy in Villa Park's 58-53 victory over Cypress on Thursday night in the Anaheim Convention Center Holiday Classic. Villa Park (9-0) will play defending tournament champion El Toro in the semifinals tonight at 8 at the Convention Center. Katella plays Capistrano Valley in the other semifinal at 6:20 p.m. Hogan scored nine of the Spartans' 12 third-quarter points.
Consolation
Orange Lutheran 62, Anaheim 31--details not immediately available.
Newport Harbor 68, Savanna 54-- Newport senior Tony Melum had nine of his game-high 22 points in the third quarter, when the Tars (8-4) turned a 33-24 halftime deficit into a 44-39 lead. Senior forward Erik Peterson (18 points) added typically strong defense to his solid contribution to help send the Sailors (8-4) into tonight's 7:30 consolation semifinal at Katella High, against the Esperanza-Aliso Niguel winner. Savanna 18 15 6 15 - 54 Newport Harbor 12 12 20 24 - 68 Savanna - Smith 8, Woods 21, Watson 15, Fairchild 4, Quezada 6. 3-pt. goals - none. Fouled out - Quezada, Watson. Technicals - none. Newport Harbor - Melum 22, Peterson 18, Diefenbach 5, Cameron 5, Perrine 1, Pajevic 11, Rorden 6, Boyd 0, Pinesett 0, Glassic 0. 3-pt. goals - Rorden 2, Peterson 1. Fouled out - none. Technicals - Melum 1
Arroyo Grande Tournament
Pool play
San Luis Obispo 64, Ocean View 54--Matt Sargent scored 18 points, but the Seahawks lost to the Tigers.
Thousand Oaks 93, Templeton 27--This game was an utter mismatch as Thousand Oaks (7-1) held Templeton scoreless in the third quarter, while putting up 32 in the period. Dave Anderson scored 15 points and Ben Olson had 15 rebounds for the Lancers (7-1) Kevin Rex had eight steals. Thousand Oaks, which outscored Templeton 32-0 in the third quarter, will play Arroyo Grande tonight at 7 in the semi-final match. Templeton (27) -- Call 2, Silzer 5, Udsen 9, Hansen 5, Chapmen 6. Thousand Oaks (93) -- Mazza 8, Anderson 15, Maximous 3, Grosslight 9, Rex 7, Acerboni 11, Olsen 10, Myers 5, Carr 9, Handlows 8, Sletten 5, Evans 3. Templeton 6 10 0 11--27 Thousand Oaks 17 23 32 21--93 3-Point goals -- Templeton 1 (Hansen). Thousand Oaks 8 (Anderson 3, Acerboni 3, Carr, Sletten). Fouled out -- None. Rebounds -- Thousand Oaks 53 (Olsen 15). Assists -- Thousand Oaks 33 (Grosslight 7). Steals -- Thousand Oaks 32, (Rex 8).
Camarillo 56, Silverado 51-- Camarillo improved to (7-2) as Derek Rasp scored 15 points. Camarillo used a 16-11 third quarter to put the game away. Nathan Shelton had 11 points and David Reichel had 10. Camarillo continues pool play tonight at 5:15 against San Luis Obispo. Aesh Dabbas had 18 points and 13 rebounds in the loss for Silverado (4-4). Camarillo is 5-2.
Atascadero 64, Arroyo Grande 54 --Scott Buhl scored 29 points for Arroyo Grande (4-4).
Bell-Jeff Tournament
Pool play
Burbank 68, Cleveland 62 (OT) --Matt Awad scored 16
points for Cleveland (3-5), which led by 19 points early in the fourth quarter.
Burbank improved to 7-1.
Grant 76, Bell-Jeff 53 --Grant guard Gino Rainey scored 31 points at Bell-Jeff. Grant 4-3.
University (LA City) 79, Culver City (CIF-SS) 71 (2OT) --Ruben Boykin scored six of his 32 points in the second overtime period for University (7-1). Chris Caceres scored 22 points for the Wildcats. Austin Waggener had 14 points for Culver City.
Kennedy (LA City) 66, Santa Monica (CIF-SS) 63--details not immediately available.
Boron Tournament
First round
Mammoth 53, Big Pine 43--details not available.
Championship semifinals
Boron 53, Mammoth 44--details not available.
Consolation semifinals
Bakersfield Valley Christian 79, Big Pine 67--details not available.
Carlsbad La Costa Canyon Tournament
Pool play
Carlsbad 73, Trabuco Hills 42--Derek Stockalper had 14 rebounds. John Kupper scored 16 points, but the Mustangs (5-4) fell to the second-seeded team from San Diego. Carlsbad is 8-1. TRABUCO HILLS (42) ---- Tudor 6, Bagerly 4, Kupper 16, Corbett 2, Wooden 7, Mee 3, Byrne 2, Ugrim 2. FG 17. FT 4-8. CARLSBAD (73) ---- Stockalper 32, Nelson 18, McDonnough 6, Alkazin 4, Martinez 2, Alcina 6, Pashby 3, Martin 2. FG 28. FT 9-12. Trabuco Hills 9 13 13 7 ---- 42 Carlsbad 22 19 18 14 ---- 73 Total fouls ---- Trabuco Hills 12. Carlsbad 12. Fouled out ---- none. Technical fouls ---- none. 3-point goals ---- Kupper (TH) 2, Bagerly (TH) 1, Mee (TH) 1, Nelson (C) 4, Stockalper (C) 3, Pashby (C) 1. Records: Carlsbad 10-1.
La Costa Canyon 81, San Clemente 67--Marcus Blackshire scored 18 points and Craig Miller added 16, but the Tritons (3-8) fell to the tournament host SAN CLEMENTE (67) ---- Berringer 7, Blackshire 16, Jones 13, King 3, Ch. Miller 16, Hutchins 8, Cra. Miller 4. FG 26. FT 9-13. LA COSTA CANYON (81) ---- O'Connell 9, Morgan 3, Delaney 24, Palmer 2, Olson 12, McDonough 5, Demkiw 11, Budinger 11, Dyer 4. FG 32. FT 8-15. San Clemente 11 15 15 26 ---- 67 La Costa Canyon 26 14 17 24 ---- 81 Total fouls ---- San Clemente 17, La Costa Canyon 17. Fouled out ---- none. Technical fouls ---- none. 3-point goals ---- Delaney (LCC) 5, Blackshire (SC) 2, Demkiw (LCC) 2, Hutchins (SC) 2, Miller (SC) 1, McDonough (LCC) 1, O'Connell (LCC) 1. Records: La Costa Canyon 7-2.
Rancho Buena Vista 85, Orange Glen 48 --ORANGE GLEN (48) ---- Tartir 14, Espinoza 17, Ponchetti 5, Cummings 4, Smith 6, Breaux 2. FG 19. FT 6-15. RANCHO BUENA VISTA (85) ---- Turner 9, Cross 24, Castaneda 6, Johnson 11, Serafin 6, V. Molina 8, O. Molina 5, Amorku 7, Esquibel 4, Davis 5. FG 33. FT 12-15. Orange Glen 19 6 8 15 ---- 48 Rancho Buena Vista 31 21 16 17 ---- 85 Total fouls ---- Orange Glen 13, Rancho Buena Vista 18. Fouled out ---- Amorku (RBV). Technical fouls ---- none. 3-point goals ---- Tartir (OG) 3, Turner (RBV) 3, Cross (RBV) 1, Johnson (RBV) 1, O. Molina (RBV) 1, V. Molina (RBV) 1, Ponchetti (OG) 1. Records: Orange Glen 1-6. Rancho Buena Vista 6-3.
St. Augustine (SD) 56, Montgomery (SD) 43-- Montgomery 9 8 11 15 -- 43 St. Augustine 10 7 22 17 -- 56 Montgomery -- Mehemmed 5, Whaley 7, Walteus 2, RWolford 3, Pizarro 18, Cisneros 2, LWolford 4, Smith 2. St. Augustine -- Marantez 24, Orosco 8, Dubenetzky 17, McRoskey 2, Iafe 1, Agnus 4. Three-point goals -- Marantez 3, Orosco 2.
City Of Palms Classic (Ft. Meyers, Florida)
Westchester was idle yesterday. The Comets will play the Kathleen Red Devils from Lakeland, Fla., tonight at 9:30 (EST). Results will be available at the official tournament website (click the link above) shortly after the game.
Garden Grove Tournament
Consolation
Century 63, Santa Ana 37 --Ivan Perciado scored 17 points and Kha Sok added 15 for Century (7-3).
Whitney 61, Oxford Academy 49 --Freshman guard Khalif Boyd had 25 points and six rebounds to lead Whitney (6-5). Kris Quiaoit had 18 points for Oxford Academy.
Westminster 42, Whittier Christian 40 --details not available.
Marina 69, Garden Grove 36--details not available.
Honolulu, Hawaii Palama Settlement Christmas
Tournament
Bonita Vista (San Diego) 91, Fleetwood Park (Canada) 64--Fleetwood Park 16 27 10 11 -- 64 Bonita Vista 31 16 27 17 -- 91 Fleetwood Park (Canada) -- Kaveplaars 6, Athwal 3, Samson 17, Roots 3, Gray 5, Marban 2, Gill 23, Knezetic 5. Bonita Vista (8-0) -- Sackos 2, Jensen 18, Stephens 34, Gooding 18, Dias 5, Palacio 4, Toussaint 6, Salud 4. Three-point goals -- Jensen 4, Gooding, Samson
Results, brackets, stats, and more in-depth reports are available from the official tournament website (click the link above).
Fairfax 61, Iolani 59 --Evan Burns' layup with three seconds to play was the game-winner for Fairfax (10-1). Burns led Fairfax with 17 points.
Clovis West 78, Northwestern (Miami) 66--Nick Debban scored a game-high 29 points to lead the Clovis West boys' team to a 78-66 win over Northwestern (Miami) at the Iolani Classic in Hawaii. Clovis West and Fairfax will meet today.
Kahului (Hawaii) Maui
Troy vs. Kahului (Hawaii) Maui--not reported.
La Canada Tournament
at St. Francis
Consolation
San Fernando 69, Flintridge Prep 47--Ramon Perry scored 23 points for San Fernando (3-5). Connor O'Byrne tallied 16 points and Tim Mercer added 12, but no other Flintridge Prep player scored more than four in Thursday night's consolation semifinal loss at St. Francis High. The Rebels (1-5) trailed, 45-36, entering the fourth quarter, but the Tigers parlayed full-court pressure and a half-court trapping defense into 24 fourth-quarter points.
St. Francis 75, Verdugo Hills 56 --Chris Miller had 23 points and 10 rebounds for St. Francis (3-2). Kevin Davies had 20 points and 11 rebounds for the Golden Knights. Daniel Figueroa led the Dons (4-10) with 17 points and 17 rebounds, which tied him for fifth all-time in tournament single-game history. Luis Cortes had 15 points and eight rebounds, and Daniel Dingman added 13 points and four steals for Verdugo Hills, which shot just 17 of 58 (29.3%). Steve Sartoris added 16 points, including 13 in the first half, for the Golden Knights. Verdugo Hills 18 7 16 15 -- 56 St. Francis 12 25 12 26 -- 75 VERDUGO HILLS -- Figueroa 17 and 17 rebounds, Cortes 15 and 8 rebounds, Dingman 13 and 4 steals, Macauley 7, Chacon 2, Gupilan 2. Three-pointers: Dingman. ST. FRANCIS -- Miller 23 and 10 rebounds, Davies 20 and 11 rebounds, Sartoris 16, Orlandini 4, Reyes 4, Burton 3, Rucker 3, Gebur 2. * Three-pointers: Sartoris 4, Rucker
Lahainaluna Tournament
Rancho Verde 64, San Jose Mission 55, OT-- Moreno Valley Rancho Verde outscored San Jose Mission 15-6 in overtime to win a quarterfinal game of the Lahainaluna Classic in Maui, Hawaii. Rancho Verde trailed by 12 points at halftime but outscored Mission 13-4 in the third quarter to get back in the game. The Mustangs had a three-point lead with four seconds remaining, but Mission tied the score with a three-pointer to send the game to overtime. Senior forward Anthony Winston had 24 points and 15 rebounds to lead Rancho Verde Mission -- I.Liu 5, Burnett 10, Wright 2, Kennerknecht 12, Miller 6, Hariz 12, Garcia 5, A.Liu 3. Rancho Verde (4-8) -- Nogueira 5, Singfield 10, Winston 24, Williams 1, Tillman 8, Roselle 9, Jones 4, Brown 3. Halftime score -- Mission 35-23. Regulation score -- 49-49. Three-point goals -- I.Liu, A.Liu, Burnett, Garcia, Nogueira, Singfield 2, Roselle 3. Total fouls -- Mission 16, Rancho Verde 12. Fouled out -- none.
Powerade Las Vegas Holiday Prep Classic
Results (scores only) are availalble throughout the day at the official tournament website, as well as brackets. Be forewarned though that if you use Netscape, the site does not display properly (while the site is useful, it's a classic case of bad design, being optimized for only one kind of browser).
| Millenium Cup Division Games--First round |
Uniontown (Uniontown, Pa.) 69, Artesia (Lakewood, Calif.) 52--[Condensed from Louis Johnson's report for the LB Press-Telegram]--. . . after Thursday night's contest against Uniontown of Pennsylvania in the opening round of the 25th annual Holiday Prep Classic, Pera offered an assessment of his team that should certainly get its attention. "We looked like the worst-coached basketball team to step on the floor," a visibly upset Pera said after Artesia was eliminated from Millennium Cup championship play following a 69-52 dismantling at the hands of Uniontown. Where was the team that beat Mayfair? I have no idea what happened to that team. We actually had someone scout (Uniontown) and we still played about as bad as you can play tonight. The better team definitely won the game." Thanks to a few old friends from his coaching days in Pennsylvania, Pera and the Pioneers (5-3) had advance knowledge of the Red Raiders' signature fullcourt pressure defense and their talented backcourt of 6-foot seniors Dierre Jenkins and Terrance Vaughns. In addition, with 6-9 Ronald Allen and 6-8 Ryan Meilleur inside against a Uniontown squad with no player taller than 6-4, Artesia was expected to exploit its distinct height advantage inside. However, the scouting report and preparation in practice this week were moot for the Pioneers in this game, as the Red Raiders (8-0) unleashed their throttling pressure defense and forced 27 turnovers. Fifteen of those miscues came in the first half, which the Red Raiders utilized to help build a comfortable 40-26 lead. In addition, the inside dominance of Allen and Meilleur never materialized, while Jenkins and Vaughns (game-high six steals) had their way offensively, scoring 24 and 16 points, respectively. The two were especially deadly in the opening half, combining for 30 points, with Jenkins scoring 20 on 8-of-9 shooting from the field. Artesia, which trailed by 15 points or more for the majority of the second half, got to within 58-46 on a dunk by Meilleur with just under four minutes to play. But the Pioneers could get no closer, as Uniontown made 9 of 10 foul shots down the stretch to move on to the Millennium Cup championship quarterfinals . Meilleur made 8 of 10 shots and finished with 20 points and 7 rebounds while Allen was held to just 4 points and 5 rebounds for the Pioneers, who will face Pleasure Ridge Park of Louisville, Kentucky in a consolation quarterfinal today at 6:50 p.m. at Green Valley.
Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) 78, Andrew Hill (San Jose, Calif.) 61 -- [From Las Vegas Sun and Review-Journal reports]: In Millennium Cup play, Bishop Gorman moved within a win of a potential showdown with east-side power Green Valley. The Gaels (7-0) rolled over Andrew Hill (Calif.) 78-61 behind 24 points, seven rebounds and four steals from C.J. Watson. Brandon Knott and Mark Hill added 16 and 13 points, respectively, for the state's top-ranked team, which built an early 27-12 lead and never looked back, withstanding a 40-point onslaught from the Falcons' Jayson Obazuaye. Gorman will face Bonner (N.C.), a 72-60 winner over Carson (Calif.), today at 8:15 p.m. at Green Valley Fans got a glimpse of Hill's skills Thursday night as the junior scored 11 of his 13 points in the second half to help the Gaels to a 78-61 victory over Andrew Hill (Calif.) in the Millennium Cup at Green Valley High. Hill scored Gorman's first four points of the second half, driving down the lane for a lay-up and putting back a teammate's miss. Then, with Gorman up 51-33, Hill scored the Gaels' next seven points to push the lead to 55-36 with 9:29 to play. He left the game shortly after that to rest his right ankle, which he injured playing football. Hill also had 10 rebounds and two blocked shots. As usual, senior guard C.J. Watson led Gorman, scoring 24 points with seven rebounds and four steals, all of which led to lay-ups for the Gaels. Brandon Knott added 16 points and Robert Porter had nine, eight coming in the first half. Porter also had eight rebounds and four assists. Gorman came out strong from the start, taking the lead in the first minute and never trailing. The Gaels went on a 13-4 run midway through the half to push the score to 29-14. Jayson Obazuaye was just about a one-man team for the Falcons, scoring a game-high 40 points. No other Andrew Hill player scored more than six, and the 6-4 senior had 14 of Andrew Hill's 19 points in the last six minutes. Gorman was able to rest most of its starters for the final five minutes, and all 13 Gaels on the roster played.
Green Valley (Henderson) 58, Pleasure Ridge Park (Louisville, Ky.) 54 --[From Las Vegas Sun and Review-Journal reports]:Green Valley scored the first 14 points of the second half and held on to beat Pleasure Ridge Park (Ky.) 58-54 Thursday in the Holiday Prep Classic at Green Valley High School. The Gators trailed 32-20 with 1:42 left in the first half before a Jonathan Osborne basket started a 20-0 run. Green Valley struggled against the Panthers' press and committed 31 turnovers in the Millennium Cup victory. Green Valley was 23 of 30 from the free-throw line. Ron Dunlap scored 17 points and Osborne 15 to lead the Gators. The Gators struggled, turning the ball over a whopping 31 times, including an ugly stretch that saw them cough it up 12 times in 14 possessions. The Gators (8-1) dug themselves an early hole in the first half, going down 32-20 with 1:42 to play. But the locals finished the half strong, scoring the final six points, including Justin Jones' runner off the glass just ahead of the buzzer. Green Valley continued its run to open the second 16-minute session, scoring 14 straight points and holding the Panthers (7-2) without a point for the first six minutes to build a 40-34 advantage. From there, free throws keyed the Gator attack, as the hosts converted on 12 of 14 foul shots down the stretch to hold off Pleasure Ridge Park. Panther Maurice Blakey had a chance to tie things up with time winding down, but his 3-pointer bounced harmlessly off the back of the rim. Jon Osborne added 15 points, including three 3-pointers for the victors, while Blakey finished with 19 points for the Panthers to lead all scorers
Bonner Academy (Raleigh, N.C.) 72, Carson (Carson, Calif.) 60 -- The Colts (5-3) rallied several times from double-digit deficits in the second half, but the Hoyas' strength and size inside eventually allowed them to pull away for a Millennium Cup first-round victory. Junior forward Ekene Ibekwe found things tough inside and finished with just 13 points and 5 rebounds for Carson, which plays San Jose Andrew Hill in a consolation quarterfinal at Green Valley at 8:15 p.m.
Our Savior New American 84, LA Fremont 75--[From Greg Perry]: "Fremont, one of the pre-tournament favorites, was dropped by Our Savior New American, from Long Island, NY. 6-6 JR Oumar Sylla paced OSNA with 30 points and 15 rebounds. The OSNA guards were tough enough to handle the Fremont pressure, and the combination of Sylla and 6-8 SO Juan palacios (16 pts) was too much for Fremont inside. Fremont did make a stirring comeback, trimming a 73-53 deficit to 82-75 late in the game, but it wasn't to be. 6-3 SR Glen Bullard led the Pathfinders with 22 points. Three point shooting may have been the difference in the game, as OSNA hit 6/11 (54.5%), while Fremont could only manage 3/20 (15%). Fremont drops into the consolation bracket where they meet local squad Durango. Durango has been crippled with injuries, missing both their DI recruits (Frank Brown and Martrel Johnson, both to Montana St.) with different helath problems (Johnson is out for the year and in need of a kidney transplant, Brown's injury is much more mundane, yet will force him to miss the tournament completely). As a result, Durango has virtually no size, and they are relying on several freshmen and sophs who would probably be on the junior varsity under other circumstances."
Modesto Christian 94, Farrell (Pa) 92--[From the Modesto Bee's correspondent]: "Modesto Christian High's David Paris put on a show at the Las Vegas Powerade Tournament Thursday night. Paris, the Crusaders' power foward who has already committed to play college basketball at California, scored 44 points and pulled down 14 rebounds as Modesto Christian beat Farrell (Pa.) 94-92. James Noel added 22 points for the Crusaders. While Farrell countered with three players with 20 points or more, the Cruasaders also got 12 rebounds each from Noel and Liam Hughes, who added 14 points. Modesto Christian is now in the 16-team Millenium Bracket at the 80-team tournament. The Crusaders will play Garces of Bakersfield -- a 77-52 winner over St. Benedict of New Jersey -- today at 8:15 p.m. Garces is the No.1 ranked Division IV team in the state.
Denver East 76, Durango (Las Vegas) 55 --[From Las Vegas Sun and Review-Journal reports]:At Durango, David Bloodshaw scored 18 points as the Angels beat the Trailblazers in the Millennium Cup. Steve Stowers scored 14 and Josh Wood 12 for Durango.
Bakersfield Garces Memorial 77, Newark (NJ) St. Benedicts 52--[From Greg Perry]: "St. Benedict's came in unbeaten, and among the top-ranked teams in New Jersey. Early on, Robert Swift was blocking everything in sight, and scoring inside off putbacks, but he want to the bench with three fouls with 9:58 to go in the first half. I expected a run by St. Benedict's at that point, but the Rams closed the half by outscoring the Grey Bees 26-19. St Benedict's just couldn't deal with the perimeter size of Garces, with guys like 6-5 JR Athony Esparza and 6-7 JR Zach Ryan shooting 3's over the smaller New Jersey guards and small forwards. The Garces bench performed admirably as well, especially inside, where they had to deal with two players regarded as the two best sophomores in New Jersey, 6-8 Stanley Branch and 6-7 Kevin Palacios. Garces meets an equally tall team today, Modesto Christian. Cal recruit David Paris had a monster game for Modesto in round one, finishing with 44 pts and 13 rebs to lead his team over upset-minded Pittsburgh Farrell, 94-92. Swift might have his hands full with 6-9 Paris and 7-2 JR Liam Hughes. The difference might be in the backcourt, where Modesto's inexperienced guards might not be able to handle Kyle Shiloh."
| Gold Cup Division Games--First round |
Alcee Fortier (New Orleans) 70, Laurel Highlands (Uniontown, Pa.) 51
Horizon (San Diego) 77, Butler (Louisville, Ky.) 71 -- Butler 35 26 -- 71 Horizon 39 28 -- 77 Butler, Kentucky (5-1) -- Parisek 2, TCate 16, Pendleton 7, Hennessy 3, Percee 4, Cunningham 8, Roache 7, BCate 24. Horizon (9-2) -- Roberts 4, Read 23, Dudley 12, Veikalas 5, Williams 5, Carter 28. Three-point goals -- TCate 3, Carter 2, Read 2.
Desert Pines (Las Vegas) 45, Stratford (Houston) 41 - [From Las Vegas Sun and Review-Journal reports]: Desert Pines advanced in the Gold Cup draw, going on a late 8-0 run to defeat Stratford (Texas) 45-41. Nick Porter led the Jaguars (7-1) with 18 points and eight rebounds, and four steals as the Jaguars rallied past the Spartans in the Gold Cup. Stratford led 41-36 when the Jaguars' Shyon Clark scored on a drive with 3:27 left to start a 9-0 run to finish the game. Clark had 12 points and six rebounds for the Jaguars, who shot just 34 percent from the field. Desert Pines took advantage of its quickness, scoring 23 points on 22 Stratford turnovers.
Cheyenne (N. Las Vegas) 91, St. Mary's (Phoenix) 65 --[From Las Vegas Sun and Review-Journal reports]: Cheyenne dominated St. Mary's (Ariz.) to open Gold Cup competition, blasting the Knights 91-65. Johnny Wheeler scored 23 points and grabbed seven rebounds and Keith Richardson added 16 points for the Desert Shields (11-1). Greg Barlow added 11 for Cheyenne.
Cimarron-Memorial (Las Vegas) 68, Strake Jesuit (Houston) 65-- [From Las Vegas Sun and Review-Journal reports]: Cimarron-Memorial (6-3) also marched on in the Gold Cup, holding off Strake Jesuit (Texas) 68-65 behind 30 points from Robert Young and 26 from Jason Petrimoulx. Cimarron-Memorial caught a break when a traffic jam delayed one of two vans carrying first round opponent Strake Jesuit (Texas) before the teams' Gold Cup contest at Durango. As fate would have it, all five of the Crusaders' starters were in the delayed vehicle, which arrived midway through the first half. The Spartans took advantage, building a 34-27 halftime lead en route to a 68-65 upset of the previously-unbeaten Texas team. It was the second consecutive 30-point game for Young, who had a team-high five rebounds. Jason Petrimoulx had 26 points and five rebounds for Cimarron.
Montclair Prep (Van Nuys, Calif.) 57, Layton Christian (Layton, Utah) 50--
Inglewood (Inglewood, Calif.) 61, Parkview Baptist (Baton Rouge, La.) 45 --
Butler (Hunstsville, Ala.) 55, St. Ignatius (San Francisco) 50--
| Silver Cup Division Games--First round |
Valley (Las Vegas) 76, Arvada West (Arvada, Colo.) 64-- [From Las Vegas Sun and Review-Journal reports]: In Silver Cup competition, Valley (8-2) bested Arvada West (Colo.) 76-64, with Chris Tisdell leading four players in double figures with 22 points. Palo Verde (10-4) also won in Silver Cup play, getting 18 points and nine rebounds from Todd LaMasters in a 67-49 victory over George Washington (Colo.). Tisdell had nine rebounds to lead the Vikings. Jason Johnson had 15 points and eight rebounds, and Eric Hubbard had nine points and a game-high 12 rebounds for Valley.
Mountain View (Mesa, Ariz.) 44, Galena (Reno) 42--
Bulitt East (Mount Washington, Ky.) 67, Foothill (Henderson) 58 -- [From Las Vegas Sun and Review-Journal reports]: At Foothill, four Chargers scored in double figures in a Silver Cup victory. Kevin Marshall scored 18 points to lead the Falcons.
Chugiak (Eagle River, Alaska) 47, Westlake (Austin, Texas) 46 --
White Rock Christian (Canada) 52, DeLaSalle (New Orleans) 48 --details not availalble
Calvary Chapel (Downey, Calif.) 74, Eldorado (Las Vegas) 60 --At Foothill, sophomore guard Ralph Miley scored 18 points to lead the Grizzlies over the Sundevils in the Silver Cup. Miley was named the game MVP. Eldorado's Michael Edwards had 22 points and seven rebounds, and teammate Anthony Washington had 12 points and 12 rebounds. The Grizzlies (8-2) shot 56.3 percent from the field in the second half to break open a close game and advance to the championship quarterfinals of the Silver Cup. Senior guards Jon James (16 points, 5 steals) and Tim Drisdom (15 points, 9 rebounds) also played well for Downey Calvary Chapel, which will battle White Rock Christian (B.C., Canada) for a semifinal berth today at 5:25 p.m. at Las Vegas Foothill.
Palo Verde (Las Vegas) 67, George Washington (Denver) 49 --Todd LaMasters had 18 points and nine rebounds to lead the Panthers past the Patriots in the Silver Cup. Jamar Rankin scored 13 for Palo Verde.
Harvard-Westlake (N. Hollywood, Calif.) 74, Warren Easton (New Orleans) 70 (OT)--details were not immediately reported.
| Bronze Cup Division Games--First round |
Payson (Utah) vs. Overton (Nev.) Moapa Valley--details not reported.
Mountain Crest (Hyrum, Utah) 71, Hart (Newhall, Calif.) 64-- details were not immediately available.
Upper St. Clair (Upper St. Clair, Pa.) 70, Chaparral (Las Vegas) 32 --At Silverado, Marques Johnson and Dale Meinbrese each scored 17 points as the Panthers rolled past the Cowboys in the Bronze Cup. Davan Evans had 12 points and 11 rebounds to lead Chaparral.
Palm Desert (Palm Desert, Calif.) 51, Douglas (Minden, NV) 39 --Josh Zazulia had 12 points and 11 rebounds as Palm Desert defeated Douglas at the Holiday Prep Classic at Las Vegas (Nev.) Silverado High School. Donald Brady made 4 of 10 three-pointers and finished with 14 points. The Aztecs won in the first round of the Holiday Prep Classic in Las Vegas. Palm Desert’s Donald Brady Jr. was named MVP of the game. He finished with 16 points, eight assists and four 3-pointers. The Aztecs (8-1) were also led by Josh Zazulia, who had a double-double -- 12 points and 10 rebounds. Guard Chase McQuillen added 16 points in the victory for the Aztecs. Palm Desert (3-0 in the DVL) plays in the second round of the tournament tonight against Silverado High School from Nevada Palm Desert (8-1) -- Zazulia 12, McQuillen 16, Brady 14, Broyles 2, Bohm 0, Watkins 4, Sator 2, Johnson 1. Douglas (3-9) -- Olson 7, Thomas 16, Ripee 4, Baker 6, Saylo 0, Waffird 1, Prosser 3, Hales 2. Halftime score -- Palm Desert 26-15. Three-point goals -- Brady 4, McQuillen, Prosser. Total fouls -- Palm Desert 16, Douglas 13. Fouled out -- none.
Silverado (Las Vegas) 44, Ross Sheppard (Canada) 33-- Silverado (3-8) also stayed alive in Bronze play, topping Ross Sheppard Secondary (Alberta, Canada) 44-33.Chris McCoy had 10 points as the Skyhawks held off the Thunderbirds for a Bronze Cup victory.
Manual (Denver) 67, Basic (Henderson) 51--At Silverado, Robert Frazier had 24 points and nine rebounds to lead the Thunderbolts past the Wolves in the Bronze Cup. James Dinicola had 22 points and four assists, and Allan Smith scored 17 to lead Basic.
Carson (Carson City, NV) 74, Cyprus (Magna, Utah) 43 -- At Silverado, the Lions beat the Pirates in the Bronze Cup despite 14 points from Michael Gorkisch.
Mojave (N. Las Vegas) 76, Vista (Vista, Calif.) 65--Mojave improved to 9-1 on the season with a 76-65 win over Vista (Calif.) in the Bronze Cup. Anthony Egnor and Mike McWilliams scored 17 and 15 points, respectively for the Rattlers. Chris Nickolei scored a game-high 23 for Vista.
| Copper Cup Division Games--First round |
Western (Las Vegas) 78, Mars (Mars, Pa.) 32 --At Sierra Vista, Leonta Matthews had 26 points and 12 rebounds as the Warriors defeated the Planets in the Copper Cup. Daniel Orme scored 13 and Teddy Day 12 for Western.
Coronado (Henderson, NV) 60, Cedar City (Cedar City, Utah) 55 --At Sierra Vista, Wes Hager scored 31 points to lead the Cougars over the Redmen in the Copper Cup. Hager made 12 of 18 field goals, including 4 of 7 from 3-point range. Brandon Degregorio had 14 points and seven rebounds for Coronado, which outscored Cedar 25-19 in the second half. Alex Henkel had 20 points to lead the Redmen
The Meadows (Las Vegas) 55, Mountain View Christian (Las Vegas) 49 --At Sierra Vista, Coleman Hutzler scored 16 points and Howard Smith 15 to lead the Mustangs over the Saints in the Copper Cup.
Sierra Vista (Las Vegas) 94, LACES (Los Angeles) 60 --At Sierra Vista, Garrett Schofield scored 20 points to lead the Lions over the Unicorns. Fariest Brown scored 17 and Spencer Schofield 14 for Sierra Vista.
Chatfield (Littleton, Colo.) 73, Daniel Murphy (Los Angeles) 72 --details were not immediately availalble.
Bonanza (Las Vegas) 61, Alameda (Alameda, Calif.) 49 --At Sierra Vista, Matt Kaylor had 17 points and nine rebounds to lead the Bengals to a Copper Cup victory. Ernie Domanico scored 14, and D.J. Richo had eight rebounds for Bonanza, which outrebounded the Hornets, 45-27.
North Hollywood 64, Paradise Christian (Las Vegas) 42 --David Durand scored 14 points and DeAndre Lamar added 11 points for North Hollywood (4-3).
Orem (Orem, Utah) 47, Palo Alto (Palo Alto, Calif.) 29--details were not immediately available.
Mission Prep Christmas Classic Tournament
Crenshaw 85, Fresno Washington Union 73--Terence Jones scored 31 points for Crenshaw (5-3).
Eisenhower 59, Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) Dillard 54 --Johnny Dukes scored 16 points and had 11 rebounds for Eisenhower (7-0), which trailed, 30-25, at halftime. Deonte Nelson hit a three-pointer in the final minute to give Rialto Eisenhower a four-point lead and Sean Marshall hit 3 of 4 free throws in the final minute to hold off Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) Dillard in the Mission Prep Classic. Johnny Dukes led the Eagles with 16 points. Eisenhower plays Long Beach Poly in today's semifinals. Dillard is a defending Florida state champion and ranked 33rd in the Student Sports Fab 50 national rankings. Dillard (7-1) -- Turner 17, J.Tobias 23, B.Tobias 2, Rawls 8, Everett 4. Eisenhower (7-0) -- Nelson 5, Shields 9, McJimson 13, Marshall 8, Dukes 16, Jones 6, Burke 2. Halftime score -- Dillard 30-25. Three-point goals -- Turner 2, J.Tobias 3, Nelson, Marshall. Total fouls -- Dillard 19, Eisenhower 16. Fouled out -- none.
El Cajon Christian 56, Santa Barbara 44--Moulaye Niang (6-10 Sr. C) who signed with Kansas, scored 22 points to lead El Cajon Christian past the Dons in the consolation bracket of the Mission Prep Holiday Classic at Cal Poly SLO. Christian, the No. 2-ranked team in California for Division 4, improved to 8-1 while the Dons fell to 5-5. Santiago Aguirre topped the Dons with 14 points and Dante Bogan had 11. Paul Heckman contributed eight rebounds. The Dons will meet host Mission Prep today at 10:30 a.m. in the 12th-place semifinals. El Cajon CHRISTIAN -- J. Wohlfeil 13, Dongell 3, Wai 9, B. Wohfeil 9, Niang 22. Totals 19 13-19 56. SANTA BARBARA -- DeRose 4, Maloney 5, Bogan 11, Aguirre 14, Rochestie 5, Fisher 4, Clemens 1. Totals 17 4-10 44. Christian . . . 19 12 15 9 -- 56 Santa Barbara . . . Ê9 12 11 12 -- 44 3-point goals--C 5 (J. Wohlfeil 2, Wai, B. Wohlfeil 2), SB 4 (Bogan 2, Maloney, Rochestie). Total fouls--C 15, SB 17. Fouled out--None. Technicals--None. Records--SB 5-5, C 8-1.
Long Beach Poly 98, Sylmar 65--Senior forward Bobby Jones scored 19 points and senior center Mike Roche had 17 as the Jackrabbits (6-0) won a second-round game at Cal Poly. Sophomore forward Chris Fields also scored 15 points for Poly, which will play Eisenhower tonight at 6 in the semifinals. The night before, Poly beat Anaheim Canyon, 90-71, in a first-round game. In that game, senior forward Marcedes Lewis scored 24 points and senior forward Reggie Butler had 22 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists. Sophomore forward Marcus Lewis added 13 points for Poly.
Fresno Edison 71, J.W. North (Riverside) 68 --The Tigers held off a late run, and got 28 points from Jerome Ireland.
Oak Park Tournament
Championship semifinals
Dos Pueblos 63, Hueneme 53 --Jonathan Pickert tossed in 19 points, including 11 in the fourth quarter and Jon Ramsdell recorded a double-double to lead the Chargers into the championship game of the Oak Park Tournament. Dos Pueblos will play Oak Park for the title. With leading scorer Steve Graybill on the bench for most of the second half in foul trouble, Ramsdell picked up the slack at both ends of the court. The 6-foot-6 forward scored 10 of his 14 points in the second half and grabbed 10 rebounds. he also had three blocked shots and two steals. The Chargers (7-2) also got a good performance from Ryan Glick with 11 points and five assists. Jay Staggs, in his first game since football season, grabbed eight rebounds, and Chris Cotter contributed off the bench. Hueneme (3-6) fell as Deshion Inniss scored a team-high 15 points while Matthew Sanders had 13 in the semifinal game. Dos Pueblos was led by Josh Pickert who scored 19 points and John Ramsdell had 14.HUENEME (53) -- Arevalo 5, Inniss 15, Lugo 4, Lemos 6, Forbes 8, Ward 2, Sanders 13. DOS PUEBLOS (63) -- Staggs 2, Pickert 19, Graybill 13, Ramsdell 14, Cotter 2, Glick 11, Iden 2. Hueneme 12 15 7 19--53 Dos Pueblos 13 14 14 22--63 3-Point goals -- Hueneme 1 (Inniss). Dos Pueblos 5 (Pickert 3, Glick 2). Fouled out -- Inniss (H). Rebounds -- Hueneme (Forbes 9). Assists -- Hueneme (Arevalo 5). Team record -- Hueneme 3-6.
Oak Park 52, Santa Maria St. Joseph's 46 --Oak Park (7-2) was led by Nick Smith who scored 18 points and Grant Smith added 11. Oak Park will play in the championship game tonight at 7 against Dos Pueblos. St. Josephs (5-4) was led by Joseph Tilley with 17 points. The Knights held a 10-point lead in the first half, but Oak Park outrebounded St. Joseph 20-10 in the second half to pull away in the Oak Park Tournament. Stewart Kussler had 10 for St. Joseph.St. Joseph (46) -- Barba 8, Merlo 2, Schweigert 3, Tilley Joseph 17, DePreist 2, Adams 4, Kuffler 10. Oak Prk (52) -- Grant Smith 11, McNair 6, Winningham 4, Tom 3, Klein 10, Nick Smith 18. St. Joseph 21 11 8 6--46 Oak Park 11 18 13 10--52 3-Point goals -- St. Joseph 4 (Tilley 3, Schweigert). Oak Park 5 (G. Smith 2, Klein 2, McNair). Fouled out -- None. Rebounds -- St. Joseph 16, Oak Park 34 (McNair 9). Assists -- Oak Park 16 (McNair 6).
Consolation
Calabasas 53, Royal 51--details not reported.
Channel Islands 56, Alemany 51--Channel Islands (2-6) won with Andre Jones' 13 points and Joseph Hernandez who added 12. Channel Islands (56) -- Jones 13, Alonzo 7, Tamayo 8, Verrelleza 3, Avila 5, Diaz 8, Hernandez 12. Alemany (51) -- Saethang 3, Solosano 7, Gonzales 7, Ingram 13, Kratachvil 4, Edwards 10, Tallor 5. Channel Islands 14 9 18 11--56 Alemany 8 4 20 15--51 3-Point goals -- Channel Islands 6 (Diaz 2, Alonzo, , Avila, Jones, Verrelleza). Fouled out -- None. Rebounds -- Channel Islands 18 (Tomayo 8).
Oaks Christian Tournament
Championship
Oaks Christian 63, Campbell Hall 42--The Oaks Christian boys' basketball team outscored Campbell Hall 45-25 over the first three quarters to clinch the championship of its inaugural Oaks Christian tournamen with a 63-42 win. Junior forward Sean Adams had 10 points and was selected the tournament MVP. Mike Hornbuckle (13 points) was named to the all-tournament team for Oaks Christian (10-0).
Oaks Christian (63) -- Freeman 2, Avedessian 8, Denham 4, Guilliani 2, Cline 4, Cheatwood 4, Bryan 4, Hornbuckle 13, Michaelson 8, C. Adams 4, S. Adams 10. Campbell Hall (42) -- Harris 5, Liewelyn 16, Robnett 10, Miller 7, Wilder 2, Handler 2. Oaks Christian 13 12 20 18--63 Campbell Hall 8 9 8 17--42 3-Point goals -- Oaks Christian 4 (Michaelson 2, Kline, Hornbuckle). Campbell Hall 0. Records -- Oaks Christian 10-0, Campbell Hall 5-4.Third Place
St. Bonaventure 57, San Gabriel Academy 52 --
Clay Hertal scored 20 points and Chris Ostos added 22 points for the SeraphsFifth place (Consolation championship)
West Valley Christian 50, Hillcrest Christian (Thousand Oaks) 48 (2OT)--details not available.
Seventh place
Brethren Christian 54, Cornerstone Christian 19--Cornerstone Christian (3-7) -- Josiah Reed grabbed 12 rebounds. Grace Brethren outscored Cornerstone Christian 22-3 in the fourth quarter. Cornerstone Christian (19) -- Singer 5, Lee 6, T. Miller 6, Reed 2. Brethren Christian (54) -- Ho 2, Strong 4, Jefferson 2, La Fleur 4, Bodziak 10, McDonald 2, Lazo 6, Phelps 2, Henson 7, Fisher 8, King 7. Cornerstone 6 2 8 3--19 Brethren 12 5 15 22--54 3-Point goals -- Cornerstone Christian 1 (T. Miller)). Fouled out -- None. Rebounds -- Cornerstone Christian 29 (Reed 12). Assists -- Cornerstone Christian 5 (Reed 2).
Orangewood Academy Tournament
Championship
Stoneridge Prep 78, Murrietta Calvary Chapel 58-- James Spencer scored 26 points and Leon Usher, who was named Tournament MVP, scored 13 of his 15 points in the second half for Stoneridge Prep (10-3). After a close first half, Tarzana Stoneridge Prep broke Murrieta Calvary Chapel's press in the third and steadily pulled away. With the loss, Murrieta Calvary Chapel finished second in the Holiday Hoopla Tournament at Garden Grove Orangewood Academy. Murrieta Calvary Chapel seniors Ryan Evans and Luke Wilkerson were two of seven players chosen to the all-tournament team. Calvary Chapel (8-4) -- R.Evans 25, N.Denny 15, Wilkerson 11, Stousta 3, Dominguez 0, Votaw 2, C.Gausepohl 2. Stoneridge Prep. (10-3) -- Spencer 26, Delgado 5, Hang 12, Usher 16, Shabastari 9, Victor 8, Fall 4. Halftime score -- Calvary Chapel 32-31. Three-point goals -- Evans, Wilkerson, Denny 3, Hang, Spencer. Total fouls -- Calvary Chapel 16, Stoneridge Prep. 17. Fouled out -- none. Technical fouls -- Usher.
Third place
Orangewood Academy 82, Orangewood Academy JV 23
Fifth place
Fairmont JV 60, Liberty Christian 56
Seventh place
First Lutheran 54, Los Angeles Adventist 34
Portland Oregon Les Schwab Invitational Tournament
Results are available directly from the Les Schwab Inivitational website above. The following summaries are from information found there and in the Portland newspapers.
St. John Bosco 85, Portland Central Catholic 62--Junior Eric Lane had 16 points and 11 assists to lead St. John Bosco (9-1). Senior guard Gio St. Amant had 17 points past the Rams in a second-round consolation bracket game in Portland, Ore. St. John Bosco lost their first game on Wednesday, to Beaverton by a score of 78-60. Here's the full box score for the game yesterday:
VISITORS: Central Catholic
TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS
## Player FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN
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10 Tyner, Kevin........ * 5 8 0 1 1 3 2 1 3 1 11 2 1 0 4 24
11 Knight, Josh........ * 5 14 2 7 3 4 1 0 1 1 15 3 0 0 1 24
20 Halligan, Tony...... * 4 6 4 5 0 0 0 4 4 1 12 1 4 0 0 24
30 Avery, Adam......... * 4 8 0 0 0 1 1 2 3 3 8 0 1 1 0 26
33 Appleton, Carl...... * 0 2 0 0 1 2 0 1 1 2 1 0 2 1 0 19
03 Gunderson, Kevin.... 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 2 1 0 1 6
04 Murphy, Scott....... 3 5 0 1 2 3 0 2 2 2 8 0 0 1 1 11
15 Neuburger, Graham... 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 1 0 0 0 16
22 Cunningham, Dante... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2
23 Gunderson, Ryan..... 1 1 0 0 3 4 0 1 1 2 5 0 0 0 1 0
24 White, Demarcus..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 1 1 0 0 8
TM TEAM................ 3 3
Totals.............. 23 49 6 16 10 17 4 18 22 18 62 10 10 3 9 160
TOTAL FG%: .469 DEADBALL
3-Pt. FG%: .375 REBOUNDS
F Throw %: .588 1
HOME TEAM: St. John Bosco
TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS
## Player FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN
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01 Lane, Eric.......... * 5 12 3 5 3 4 0 2 2 0 16 2 7 0 2 30
04 St. Amant, Giovonni. * 7 10 0 0 3 5 1 6 7 0 17 1 2 1 1 25
12 Reynaga, Robert..... * 5 7 4 6 0 0 0 5 5 4 14 1 2 0 3 30
23 Quiroz, Donald...... * 5 9 3 6 1 2 1 4 5 3 14 2 3 0 1 29
50 Cape, Kevin......... * 1 3 0 0 0 0 4 2 6 2 2 0 1 0 0 19
02 Rush, Brandon....... 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 3
03 O'Neil, Sean........ 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1
05 Kaesbauer, Sonny.... 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
11 Taylor, Kenny....... 3 4 1 2 2 3 1 2 3 3 9 0 1 0 0 11
20 Alugbue, Roy........ 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 4 2 1 0 0 0 10
22 Swan, Chris......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
42 Davis, Mike......... 4 5 0 0 1 3 1 3 4 0 9 1 0 0 0 1
TM TEAM................ 3 2 5
Totals.............. 32 54 11 20 10 19 12 28 40 16 85 8 18 2 7 160
TOTAL FG%: .593 DEADBALL
3-Pt. FG%: .550 REBOUNDS
F Throw %: .526 1
Date: 12-20-01 Site: Les Schwab Invitational (Portland,OR) Attendance: N/A
Officials:
Technical fouls: Central Catholic-None. St. John Bosco-None.
Score by Periods 1 2 3 4 Total
Central Catholic.... 12 23 13 14 - 62
St. John Bosco...... 22 21 19 23 - 85
VISITORS: Jesuit
TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS
## Player FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN
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10 Owens, Jimmy........ * 1 1 0 0 4 5 0 2 2 3 6 0 7 0 3 22
14 Wright, Chris....... * 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 11
24 Doughtery, Scott.... * 7 12 1 3 0 0 0 8 8 5 15 2 5 0 1 26
34 Tarver, Zach........ * 4 8 0 0 3 7 1 6 7 3 11 1 2 1 1 27
44 Kaempf, Joe......... * 6 10 4 7 6 6 0 1 1 3 22 1 2 0 1 30
12 Tarver, Josh........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 1 12
20 Kidd, Walker........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 4
22 Jackson, D.J........ 5 8 0 1 10 14 1 2 3 4 20 4 3 0 2 21
32 Petroff, Tommy...... 2 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 4 0 1 0 0 7
TM Team................ 1 1 1
Totals.............. 25 43 5 11 23 34 4 19 23 21 78 9 25 1 12 160
TOTAL FG%: .581 DEADBALL
3-Pt. FG%: .455 REBOUNDS
F Throw %: .676 6
HOME TEAM: Mater Dei
TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS
## Player FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN
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01 Gerrity, Mike....... * 4 6 0 0 2 2 1 1 2 3 10 3 2 0 3 23
03 Strawberry, Mike.... * 8 15 0 1 4 8 2 3 5 3 20 2 1 0 3 26
22 Washington, Wesley.. * 2 6 0 2 8 8 1 1 2 5 12 2 6 0 1 18
33 Jones, Marcel....... * 4 6 0 0 1 4 2 4 6 1 9 0 6 0 1 21
54 Shaen, Harrison..... * 4 10 0 0 1 2 1 6 7 4 9 0 4 2 2 26
05 Nelson, Travonte.... 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 3 2 1 2 0 0 15
11 Chicoine, Kenny..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 2 8
12 Flores, Joe......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
24 Joyce, Pat.......... 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 1
42 Henry, Chris........ 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 4 0 0 0 0 10
44 Strawberry, D.J..... 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 0 2 0 1 12
TM TEAM................ 1 1 2
Totals.............. 28 51 0 4 18 26 10 18 28 24 74 9 24 2 13 160
TOTAL FG%: .549 DEADBALL
3-Pt. FG%: .000 REBOUNDS
F Throw %: .692 2
Date: 12-20-01 Site: Les Schwab Invitational (Portland,OR) Attendance: N/A
Officials:
Technical fouls: Jesiut-None. Mater Dei-Washington, Wesley, TEAM.
Score by Periods 1 2 3 4 Total
Jesuit.............. 16 15 24 23 - 78
Mater Dei........... 17 13 19 25 - 74
Redding, CA, Red Bluff Holiday Tournament
El Camino (San Diego) 81, Red Bluff 51 --Sophomore forward Justin Armstrong scored 21 of his game-high 25 points in the first half as the Wildcats advanced to the quarterfinals of the 16-team tournament. EL CAMINO (81) ---- McCullough 7, Watson 13, Clark 13, Sprink 10, Armstrong 25, Rocker 2, 94754.htmlst 7, Bullard 2, Dixon 2. FG 30. FT 12. RED BLUFF (51) ---- Gilbert 2, Fleharty 12, Tenney 1, Silva 9, McChim 7, Button 4, Virrueta 16. FG 18. FT 4. El Camino 17 20 21 23 ---- 81 Red Bluff 15 10 10 16 ---- 51 Total fouls ---- El Camino 12, Red Bluff 17. Fouled out ---- none. Technical fouls ---- none. 3-point goals ---- Watson (EC) 2, Sprink (EC) 1. Record: El Camino 8-0.
Helix (San Deigo) 58, Miramonte (San Diego) 42-- Miramonte 4 11 15 12 -- 42 Helix 10 17 14 17 -- 58 Miramonte (5-1) -- Steve Panawek 26, Griffith 7, Blackwood 2, Trenchard 4, Hudson 3. Helix (5-2) -- West 17, Bell 10, Toilolo 8, Smith 6, Johnson 6, Farris 4, Caldwell 4, Hurdle 2, Bland 1.
San Diego Kiwanis Tournament
Gold Division
Escondido 69, Lincoln 57 (OT) -- Escondido hit just 30.5 percent from the field and committing 26 turnovers. At one point in the first half, the Cougars trailed by 14 points. But the Cougars overcame a nine-point halftime deficit to claim a 69-57 overtime victory over previously undefeated Lincoln in the quarterfinals of the 55th annual Kiwanis Tournament at Escondido. Escondido outscored the Hornets (6-1) by a 21-9 margin in the extra period. Sophomore guard Lorenzo Keeler hit 12 of his 14 free-throw attempts in overtime to lead the way. The game ---- featuring 52 fouls, two technical fouls and six disqualifications ---- was marred by a brawl that broke out as the teams were shaking hands afterward. It took several minutes to separate the teams and restore order. Escondido (5-2) takes on Torrey Pines tonight at 8:15 at Mira Mesa High. The Cougars converted 17 of 21 free throws in overtime, matching the number of attempts the Hornets had in the entire game.. Escondido was 27-for-39 from the line. The Hive went 8-for-21, including missing eight of 10 in overtime. Senior forward Julius Keeler matched brother Lorenzo's output. Each had 24 points. Escondido, which fell behind 29-15 at one point in the second quarter, outscored the Hornets 46-25 after halftime. A 12-8 effort in the third quarter and a 13-8 run in the fourth quarter overcame a 32-23 halftime deficit by the Cougars. With sophomore Lorenzo Keeler hitting 12 of 14 free throws in overtime, the Cougars handed No. 4 Lincoln its first loss despite an 18-for-59 night from the floor, just 30.5 percent. Lincoln was even worse, making 20 of 69 shots for 28.9 percent. Chris Nelson grabbed 14 rebounds and Julius Keeler collected 13 rebounds for the Cougars. A brawl started as the teams were shaking hands after the game and it took several minutes before order was restored. LINCOLN (57) ---- Corey Jones 5, McGuire 8, Davis 19, Payne 3, Harris 8, Dillon 3, Deshotels 6, Fultz 5. FG 21. FT 8-21. ESCONDIDO (69) ---- Bell 7, L. Keeler 24, Coleman 1, Burgess 2, J. Keeler 24, Nelson 11. FG 19. FT 27-39. Lincoln 20 12 8 8 9 ---- 57 Escondido 13 10 12 13 21 ---- 69 Total fouls ---- Lincoln 29, Escondido 23. Fouled out ---- McGuire (L), Davis (L), Payne (L) , Deshotels (L), Bell (E), Burgess (E). Technical fouls ---- Harris (L), Davis (L). 3-point goals ---- Davis (L) 3, J. Keeler (E) 3, Payne (L) 1, Dillon (L) 1, Deshotels (L) 1, Fultz (L) 1, Nelson (E) 1. Records: Lincoln 6-1. Escondido 5-2.
Corona Centennial 81, Chaminade 55 --Lance Soderberg scored 29 points for Centennial (7-0) Kevin Hiraiwa had 15 points for Chaminade (7-2). Tied after one quarter, Corona Centennial tightened up its man defense to outscore West Hills Chaminade 23-10 in the second quarter and score the first 10 points of the third quarter, cruising into the San Diego Kiwanis Tournament semifinals. Lance Soderberg led the Huskies with 29 points and 12 rebounds. J.R. Reese had eight points and 13 assists and Nick Peppers added 14 points for Centennial. Centennial (7-0) -- L. Soderberg 29, Alexander 8, Rogers 4, Reese 8, Peppers 14, B. Soderberg 6, Davis 6, Williams 2, Viruete 2, Richardson 2. Chaminade (7-2) -- Everett 12, Aye-Darko 7, Hiraiwa 15, Jones 2, Cook 14, Stewart 3, Todd 2. Halftime score -- Centennial 35-22. Three-point goals -- L. Soderberg 2, Everett, Aye-Darko 2, Cook. Total fouls -- Centennial 19, Chaminade 14. Fouled out -- None. Technical fouls -- None.
Rancho Bernardo 79, Central Union 63-- Central Union 11 11 19 22 -- 63 R. Bernardo 18 25 16 20 -- 79 Central Union (0-7) -- Robles 9, Porter 2, Guerrero 9, Sabal 14, Henderson 3, Loop 4, Fernandez 2, McSee 20. Rancho Bernardo (6-3) -- Gaeto 2, Badin 37, Kisner 11, Olson 11, Fletcher 4, Strong 4, Laforgia 10.
Serra (SD) 70, Marian Catholic (SD) 47-- Marian 17 14 8 8 -- 47 Serra 17 16 25 12 -- 70 Marian Catholic (0-4) --Vargas 6, Reynoso 14, Lasalle 2, Scott 2, Blair 3, Lindsey 17, Yates 3. Serra (3-4) -- McKinney 14, Frye 11, Mitchell 2, Anderson 2, Simpson 21, Toomata 7, Rogers 6, Pitts 3, Yazdi 2, Wills 2. Three-point goals -- McKinney 2.
The Bishop's (SD) 73, Southwest (SD) 65--Bishop's 11 22 22 18 -- 73 Southwest 11 14 24 16 -- 65 Bishop's -- Richardson 7, Kandel 7, Flangan 6, Smith 16, Nieto 16, Grimm 19, White 2. Southwest -- Frijas 5, Backley 11, Cortez 6, Ramirez 21, Leon 9, Glona 9, Coleman 2, Tucker 2. Three-point goals -- Ramirez 4, Glona 2, Kandel 2, Flangan 2, Smith 2, Nieto 2.
Oceanside (SD) 62, Mar Vista (SD) 46-- Mar Vista 18 5 12 11 -- 46 Oceanside 11 22 13 16 -- 62 Mar Vista -- Curry 9, Garoda 5, Meyer 4, Givens 6, Jones 4, Camper 4, Yemane 6, Guzman 3, Murillo 3, Stamm 2. Rancho Bernardo -- Rollins 4, Harris 17, Wilson 10, Byrd 13, Bruce 7, Kennedy 2, Ta 3, Wright 4, Bennett 2.
San Diego (SD) 82, Poway (SD) 62--Poway 10 18 7 27 -- 62 San Diego 15 19 18 30 -- 82 Poway (5-4) -- Hall 17, Merrick 4, Welch 3, Wiggins 26, Jergensen 7, Soliven 1, Heer 4. San Diego (7-1) -- Go 9, Black 8, Rockett 5, Wiseman 9, Lepe 5, Linuez 7, Palmer 4, Shire 15, Riley 8, Glenn 12. Three-point goals -- Hall 4, Go 3, Shire 3.
Torrey Pines 59, La Jolla 42--Torrey Pines 16 17 19 7 -- 59 La Jolla 8 9 4 21 -- 42 Torrey Pines -- Cooper 2, Cech 3, Kramer 10, Neff 5, Johnson 1, Digott 1, Fogel 7, Brull 21, Kassardjian 1, Benson 8. La Jolla -- Scott 3, Torres 4, Carrier 2, Bettles 6, Clark 5, Peddle 4, Marcellino 3, Stark 2, Moyer 13.
Blue Division
Mission Bay 49, Calexico 32--Calexico 10 4 6 12 -- 32 Mission Bay 2 14 22 11 -- 49 Calexico -- Maldonado 8, Flores 7, Johnson 5, Gonzalez 2, Pesqueria 2, Mann 8. Mission Bay (2-1) -- Bussey 8, Parrott 6, Hotaling 13, Hawkins 4, Terrell 11, Smith 7. Three-point goals -- Hotaling 3, Mann 2.
San Marcos 58, USDHS 46--USDHS 5 17 11 13 -- 46 San Marcos 18 7 20 13 -- 58 USDHS -- Hoenig 13, K. Cano 2, Finley 5, Tucker 11, Thompson 2, Williams 2, D. Cano 11. San Marcos (9-4) -- J. Boone 4, N. Boone 3, Hendrix 16, Moore 18, Green 8, Kearney 9. Three-point goals -- Moore 3, Green 2. Total fouls ---- University 12, San Marcos 14. Fouled out ---- none. Technical fouls ---- none. 3-point goal --- Hoenig (U) 1, Finley (U) 1, Tucker (1), Moore (SM) 3, Greene (SM) 2, N. Boone (SM) 1, Hendrix (SM) 1. Record: San Marcos 9-4.
Mira Mesa 68, Brawley 54-- Brawley 20 15 10 9 -- 54 Mira Mesa 21 18 14 15 -- 68 Brawley -- Corral 18, Rivera 15, Melendrez 8, Lofton 13. Mira Mesa -- Morgan 6, Brown 6, Ross 8, JJ Schmidt 8, Kelly 2, Blake 10, Woods 19, Cooper 2, Jo Schmidt 7. Three-point goals -- Blake 2, Rivera 3.
Valley Center 59, Hoover 50 (OT) --Ryan Ness and Dan Stedman combined for 23 rebounds. A.J. Reilly made three steals, took three charges and dished out five assists. VALLEY CENTER (59) ---- Ness 19, Halda 4, Stedman 16, Woods 17, Reilly 1, Minshew 2. FG 18. FT 19-26. HOOVER (50) ---- Maye 12, Fuller 4, Spain 4, Bevgon 9, Forde 16, White 3, Dooley 2. FG 23. FT 3-4. Valley Center 13 10 9 12 15 ---- 59 Hoover 8 7 20 9 6 ---- 50 Total fouls ---- Valley Center 5. Hoover 21. Fouled out ---- White (H). Technical fouls ---- none. 3-point goals ---- Woods (VC) 3, Ness (VC) 1, Bevgon (H) 1. Records: Valley Center 3-4.
Crawford 71, Madison 57--Crawford 15 22 14 20 -- 71 Madison 9 11 17 20 -- 57 Crawford -- TJohnson 12, Banks 2, Coleman 16, Harris 7, RJohnson 4, McDonald 7, Egypt 8, West 15. Madison -- DRios 16, Drager 7, Arnquist 5, Maluku 10, Betofe 12, Beniquez 1, RRios 6. Three-point goals -- Coleman 2.
Rancho Buena Vista 85, Orange Glen 48-- RBV 31 21 16 17 -- 85 Orange Glen 19 6 8 15 -- 48 RBV -- Turner 9, Cross 24, Castaneda 6, V.Molina 8, Johnson 11, O.Molina 5, Amorku 7, Esquibel 4, Serafin 6, Davis 5. Orange Glen (17-5) -- Tartir 14, Espinoza 17, Ponchetti 5, Cummings 4, Smith 6, Breaux 2. Three-point goals -- Turner 3, Tartir 3
San Diego Sweetwater Holiday Classic
Kearny 41, Mt. Carmel 40 --KEARNY (41) ---- Hancock 5, Garrett 8, Ware 13, Berson 3, Darce 2, Speed 5, Vasquez 5. FG 14. FT 8-12. MT. CARMEL (40) ---- Burke 3, Mahoney 8, Robles 9, Knights 10, Valencia 4, Williams 2, Baldwin 4. FG 17. FT 2-2. Kearny 12 10 7 12 ---41 Mt. Carmel 12 4 12 12 - 40 Total fouls -- Kearny 6. Mt. Carmel 9. Fouled out ---- none. Technical fouls ---- none. 3-point goals ---- Ware (K) 3, Hancock (K) 1, Speed (K) 1, Mahoney (MC) 2, Burke (MC) 1, Robles (MC) 1. Records: Kearny 7-2. Mt. Carmel 3-6.
Patrick Henry 54, Windsor (BC, Canada) 42-- Patrick Henry 11 18 13 12 -- 54 Windsor 5 11 16 10 -- 42 Patrick Henry -- Green 2, Briones 6, Mishelr 3, Washington 11, Johnson 7, Regas 2, Matt Dempsey 1, Martinez 8, Nicholas 4, Eagle 4, Max Dempsey 6. Windsor (B.C.) -- Law 15, Pearce 4, Hunt 17, Mah 4, Phelps 2. Three-point goals -- Max Dempsey 2.
El Capitan 89, Ibero 59--Ibero 14 17 17 11 -- 59 El Capitan 21 21 21 26 -- 89 Ibero -- Nunez 7, R.Medina 5, Vrias 6, A.Medina 18, Olague 15, Lopez 6, Luzanilla 2. El Capitan -- Grant 23, Fisher 10, Relph 9, Stephens 9, Boswell 19, Mena 8, Gregerson 9, Hogue 2. Three-point goals -- Grant 3, Gregerson 3, Olague 2.
Kearny 41, Mt. Carmel 40--Kearny 12 10 7 12 -- 41 Mt. Carmel 12 4 12 12 -- 40 Kearny -- Hancock 5, Garnet 8, Ware 13, Berson 3, Dance 2, Speed 5, Vasquez 5. Mt. Carmel -- Mahoney 8, Robles 7, Knight 14, Valencia 2, Baldwin 4, Burke 3, Williams 2. Three-point goals -- Ware 3, Mahoney 2.
Morse 77, Sweetwater 61--Morse 18 19 23 17 -- 77 Sweetwater 16 20 14 11 -- 61 Morse -- Chamblee 32, Logan 14, Guerrero 5, Moore 4, Redrick 12, Bautista 2, Murray 2, Chisolm 4, Weeks 2. Sweetwater -- Gonzalez 4, Trujillo 12, Rosure 18, White 15, Martinez 2, Hernandez 2, Wong 5, Phelps 3. Three-point goals -- Chamblee 3.
Tri-City Christian (San Deigo) Eagle Classic Tournament
Tri-City Christian 57, Escondido Adventist 41 --ESCONDIDO ADVENTIST (41) ---- Hahn 4, Ayala 8, Stephens 13, Phillips 8, Knutson 8. FG 17. FT 4-7. TRI-CITY CHRISTIAN (57) ---- Harkness 12, Boerneke 2, Sanetrick 16, Kraatz 10, McKinley 6, Duran 10, Marinello 1. FG 24. FT 8-14. Escondido Adventist 12 12 12 5 ---- 41 Tri-City Christian 12 16 10 19 ---- 57 Total fouls ---- Escondido Adventist 15, Tri-City Christian 12. Fouled out ---- none. Technical fouls ---- none. 3-point goals ---- Ayala (EA) 2, Phillips (EA) 1, Sanetrick (TCC) 1. Records: Escondido Adventist 6-2. Tri-City Christian 8-0.
Borrego Springs 53, San Dieguito Academy 37--Borrego Springs 17 7 15 14 -- 53 San Dgto Acad. 7 11 10 9 -- 37 Borrego Springs (10-2) -- Augilar 16, O'Brien 12, Bailey 4, Fogarty 14, Arellano 7. San Dieguito Academy (0-5) -- Barth 2, Maye 2, Connors 10, Dewolf 6, Shimkus 15, Peterson 2. Three-point goals -- Connors 2, Aguilar 2.
Tri-City Christian 57, Escondido Adventist 41-- Esc. Adventist 12 12 12 5 -- 41 Tri-City Chr. 12 16 10 19 -- 57 Esc. Adventist -- Hahn 4, Ayala 8, Stephens 13, APhillips 8, Knutson 8. Tri-City Christian -- MHarkness 12, Boerneke 2, Sanetrick 16, Kraatz 10, McKinley 6, Duran 10, DMarinello 1. Three-point goals -- Ayala 2.
Washington Prep (Los Angeles) Holiday Tournament
Centennial 85, L.A. Jordan 65--In one of the more interesting twists, senior forward Darius Sanders, who played at Dominguez last season, and then transferred to Lynwood where he played football this past fall, had 27 points, 13 rebounds and 5 assists to lead the Centennial Apaches (4-0) past the Bulldogs in a first-round game at Washington Prep High. Senior forward Sterling Byrd scored 25 points and sophomore guard Gabriel Pruitt added 11 for Centennial. A. Smith scored 26 points for Jordan.
Palisades 87, King Drew 42 --Jeffrey Fahnbulleh scored 28 points and Tim Jackson added 26 points for Palisades (10-2).
Taft 63, Los Angeles 49--details not immediately available.
Venice 64, Washington 58--details not immediately available.
West Valley (Hemet) Tournament
First Round
Beaumont 51, Desert Hot Springs 32 --Details not reported.....probably due to the bankruptcy filing by the City of DHS (just kidding).
Paloma Valley vs. Hesperia--score not reported.
Chaparral 51, Indio 35-- Allen Craig and Brent Chodola each scored 15 points for Chaparral (7-5). Indio is 7-3. Chuy Perez led all Indio scorers with 11 points. Craig had eight rebounds, and Will Campbell added 10 points, 11 rebounds and fives assists for the Pumas. Anthony Lopez scored eight points in the loss, and Rodney King chipped in seven. The Rajahs play Southland at 6 p.m. today. Chaparral (7-5) -- Zeeb 0, Scott 5, Craig 14, Campbell 10, Chodola 14, Montano 2, Moore 6. Indio (7-5) -- Lopez 8, Nieto 2, King 7, Brown 3, Cruz 2, A.Perez 2, C.Perez 11. Halftime score -- Chaparral 30-17. Three-point goals -- Craig, Chodola, C.Perez 3. Total fouls -- Chaparral 12, Indio 14. Fouled out -- Nieto.
Palm Springs 73, Yucca Valley 39--Kevin Howard led the Indians to their fourth victory of the season by scoring a game-high 19 points against Yucca Valley. Chris Thompson scored 16 points and Donald Whitted scored 15 for the Indians in the first round of the West Valley Tournament. The Indians take a break from the tournament and host La Quinta at 7 p.m. today in a DVL game. Palm Springs will return to play in the West Valley Tournament on Dec. 26 with a game against Hesperia in the second round
| San Diego Section Non-League Games, Thursday, 12/20/01 |
Clairemont 65, Julian 21--Julian 4 5 10 2 -- 21 Clairemont 23 9 16 17 -- 65 Julian -- N/A Clairemont -- Stratton 10, Siskowic 10, Gates 19, Williams 6, McElheney 9, Simmons 8, Barker 3. Three-point goals -- Stratton.
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