SoCalHoops High School News
SoCalHoops High School News
CIF HS Games Results & Details
From
Saturday, 12/22/01--(Dec. 24, 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, Saturday, 12/22/01 |
Liberty League
Yeshiva 43, Holy Martyrs 29--no details were available. Yeshiva improved to 7-3, 5-0 in league. Holy Martyrs dropped to 2-4 overall, 0-2 in league.
| CIF-Southern Section Non-League Games, Saturday, 12/22/01 |
Fountain Valley 62, Magnolia 39 --Kevin Edmunds had 17 points and Eric Hayman contributed 10 for Fountain Valley (5-6). R.J. Weston had 11 points for Magnolia.
Renaissance Academy 78, Pacific Christian 40 --Aaron Clitheroe had 28 points and Tim Dinh added 22 points for Renaissance (9-0). Jess Feher scored 13 points and added seven steals for the Wildcats of La Canada (9-0).
Santa Clara 53, Carpenteria 44 --Santa Clara improved to 8-5 behind Anthony Marquez's 21 points and Tim LaJoie's 13 points and 13 rebounds. Santa Clara broke the game open with a 16-8 first-quarter run. Carpinteria -- Ernie Lopez scored 13 points and Evan Boardman added 12 points. Johnny Dudley tossed in 10 points. The Warriors made just 12 field goals and shot 21 percent from the field to lose a nonleague game on the road. Ernie Lopez led Carpinteria (4-6) with 13 points.
Simi Valley 66, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 50 --K.C. Bellefontaine scored 23 points and had nine rebounds for Simi Valley (7-3).
Stoneridge Prep 67, Alemany 66 --James Spencer scored 20 points and Leon Usher added 19 points for Stoneridge (11-3). The Wildcats trailed by nine points in the first quarter before going on a 39-16 run. With Stoneridge Prep up by as many as 14 points midway through the third quarter, Alemany went on a 22-6 run behind Alex Ingram and Ian Edwards, who scored 14 and 12 points, respectively. The teams exchanged baskets throughout the fourth quarter until Mike Nang hit two free throws with four seconds remaining to seal the victory for the Wildcats, winners of six consecutive games.
Villanova 58, Malibu 44 --Cole Gibson scored 25 points and Djadji Daffe had 20 to lead Villanova (5-5).
| LA City Section League Games, Saturday, 12/22/01 |
No league games played.
| LA City Section Non-League & Intersectional Games, Saturday, 12/22/01 |
No games other than tournament games played (see below for City Section teams).
| CIF (All SoCal Sections) Tournament Games, Saturday, 12/22/01 |
Anaheim Convention Center Tournament
Championship
Capistrano Valley 61, Villa Park 48-- Tournament MVP Pete DeCasas scored 16 points and Matt Sweany added 12 as the Cougars (8-3) upset the No. 5 Spartans (11-1) to win the Anaheim Convention Center tournament. Sean Phaler scored a game-high 17 points for Villa Park, which took its last lead early in the second quarter before Capistrano Valley went on a 16-6 run to take control. It was the first loss for Villa Park (10-1), previously ranked as the No. 1 in Orange County. Capistrano Valley reserves Chris Goswiller and Davis Baker, who scored nine and eight points, respectively. Phaler did not score a basket until the third quarter. Capistrano Valley plays in the Torrey Pines Holiday Classic this week. Villa Park plays in the Estancia Coast Classic.
Third Place
El Toro 54, Katella 51--Joey Aguirre's tip-in in the final seconds provided the winning points for the Chargers (8-3) in the third-place game. Patrick Carney had 18 points and Darryl Best had 10 points to lead El Toro (8-3). Jeff Clement had 18 points and Chris Alva had 13 points for Katella (8-3).
Fifth Place
Cypress 62, Los Alamitos 52 --Matthew Reid had 31 points for Cypress (8-2). Mark Lotman led Los Alamitos (6-6) with 12 points.
Seventh Place Consolation Championship
Newport Harbor 52, Foothill 45--Tony Melum's 24 points led the Sailors (10-4) to victory in the consolation championship game. Brandt Bangs tallied 23 points for Foothill (8-4).
Orange Lutheran 54, Esperanza 50 --Nathan Klitzing had 19 points and Jason Taylor chipped in with nine for Orange Lutheran, (5-5). Mark Lovein led Esperanza (7-4) with 16 points.
Servite 58, Savanna 39 --Bobby Gunderson led Servite
(4-8) with 12 points, all on three-point baskets. Turmel Woods led all
scorers with 13 points for Savanna (3-8).
Aliso Niguel 61, Anaheim 53 --details not available
Mission Viejo 71, Kennedy 43--details not available
Arroyo Grande Tournament
Championship
Thousand Oaks 76, Silverado 65 --Ben Olson scored 20 points for Thousand Oaks (7-1). Dave Anderson of Thousand Oaks, who was named tournament MVP, had 14 points and five assists. Jamie Lester scored 23 points for Silverado (5-5). Sophomore 6-1 guard Jaimie Lester had a game-high 23 points 12 on three-pointers and also grabbed seven rebounds, but the Hawks (5-5) fell to the Lancers (11-1) in the championship game of the Arroyo Grande Tournament. Senior 6-3 guard Ryan Diggs added 16 points, seven rebounds and six assists for Silverado. Lester and Diggs were named to the all tournament team. Virgil Wilkins had eight points for Silverado, which will face Redlands East Valley on Wednesday in the first round of the San Bernardino Kiwanis Tournament. Kevin Rix had 14 points and nine assists for Thousand Oaks, and KC Myers finished with 12 points. Olson was also named to the all-tournament team for Thousand Oaks.
Third Place
San Luis Obispo 65, Atascadero 55
Fifth place
Ocean View 73, Arroyo Grande 53
Seventh place
Camarillo 68, Templeton 35-- Camarillo improved to (8-3) as Nathan Shelton had a game-high 17 points. Kyle Bundy and Brett Scyphers had 15 and 14 points, respectively. Camarillo led 28-4 afteer the first quarter in the fourth-place game.
Bell-Jeff Tournament
Championship
University (LA City) 63, Burbank 48 --Ruben Boykin had 23 points for University (9-1) in the championship game of the Bell-Jeff tournament.
Third Place
Santa Monica 63, Grant (LA City) 45 --Pablo Dresie and Mark Covin each scored 17 points for Santa Monica (5-3). Gino Rivey scored 21 points for Grant.
Fifth Place
Kennedy (LA City) 76, Culver City 49 --
Seventh Place
Poly (LA City) 64, Bell-Jeff 44
Ninth Place
Cleveland 67, Van Nuys 46 --Gabe Bernard had 20 points and seven rebounds, and Nick Young added 10 points and seven rebounds for Cleveland (5-5). Van Nuys fell to 2-6.
Eleventh Place
Granada Hills (LA City) 74, Eagle Rock (LA City) 52--Adam Beckler and Manny Cortez each had 12 points to lead Granada Hills (5-6).
Carlsbad La Costa Canyon Tournament
Championship
La Costa Canyon 69, Carlsbad 61-- [From the San Diego Union Tribune]: La Costa Canyon, picked no better than a distant fourth behind preseason Top 10-ranked league rivals Carlsbad, El Camino and Fallbrook, surprised No. 2 Carlsbad last night with a 69-61 win in the final of the sixth annual Holiday Hoop Invitational at Carlsbad's gym. Avocado favorite Carlsbad (10-2) struggled with its shooting touch and turnovers from the opening tip and trailed 33-31 at halftime. The Lancers seemed to right themselves in the third quarter when USD-bound Derek Stockalper, a 6-foot-5 senior guard-forward, scored 10 unanswered points to forge a 43-36 lead for Carlsbad with 3:50 left in the period. Although Stockalper's shooting touch was off, he finished with a game-high 26 points with 13-of-14 free throws. His accuracy from the line included converting three three-point plays and three straight free throws when he was fouled on a three-point field-goal attempt. But unranked La Costa Canyon (9-2) didn't fold under the pressure of Carlsbad's comeback. The Mavericks scored the final eight points of the third period -- including two three-pointers from all-tournament selections Pat McDonough (eight points) and E.T. Demkiw (five points) -- for a 44-43 lead. LCC never trailed again. Another key was McDonough, a 6-foot-1 senior who held Carlsbad senior point guard Greg Nelson to 10 points. In addition to Delaney, three other Mavericks in double figures were 6-7 senior Drew Budinger (19), 6-8 senior Owen Olson (10) and 6-4 senior Lance Dyer (10). Olson and Dyer scored their combined 20 points off the bench. Carlsbad, El Camino and Fallbrook all feature big men, so the Mavericks will need production inside to compete for the league title. In addition to Budinger and Olson, 6-5 junior starter Kevin O'Connell finished with five points. Ironically, LCC won its own tournament, even though the final was in Carlsbad's gym. LCC and Carlsbad are now considered co-hosts of the tournament and the schedule set in advance called for the final at Carlsbad's gym. Carlsbad's only other loss was to Santa Ana Mater Dei. La Costa Canyon 13 20 11 25 -- 69 Carlsbad 13 18 12 18 -- 61 La Costa Canyon (9-2) -- O'Connell 5, Delaney 12, P. McDonough 8, Demkiw 5, Budinger 19, Dyer 10, Olson 10. Carlsbad -- Stockalper 26, Nelson 10, Brandow 2, Austin 4, Sammons 9, Martinez 3, Alkazin 7. Three-point goals -- Sammons 3, Dyer 3, Delaney, Demkiw, P. McDonough. Stockalper, Nelson.
Third Place
St. Augustine 68, Rancho Buena Vista 55-- St. Augustine 16 13 24 15 -- 68 RBV 21 12 15 7 -- 55 St. Augustine -- Marentez 26, Orosco 6, Iafe 5, Dubenetsky 11, McRoskey 5, Sabatino 4, Silvia 4, Gomez 7. RBV -- Turner 16, Cross 17, Castenada 2, Johnson 6, Serafin 2, Lawrence 12. Three-point goals -- Turner 2, Orosco 2
Fifth Place
Trabuco Hills 41, Montgomery 31-- Montgomery 10 6 6 9 -- 31 Trabuco Hills 4 10 12 15 -- 41 Montgomery -- Mehened 2, Whaley 2, Lonzon 3, Gerena 2, RWofford 2, Pizarro 12, LWofford 8. Trabuco Hills -- Baggerly 16, Kupper 18, Wooden 4, Mee 3 Three-point goals -- Kupper 2.
Seventh Place
San Clemente 69, Orange Glen 65--San Clemente 17 24 13 15 -- 69 Orange Glen 9 11 14 31 -- 65 San Clemente -- Ferrulli 2, Kulcycky 8, Jones 10, Blackshire 9, Miller 2, Hutchins 2, King 9, Berenger 11, Rusinkouich 2, Willison 6, Miller 7. Orange Glen -- Tartir 22, Espinoza 2, Ponchetti 5, Tapia 4, Cunning 14, Lemler 6, Breaux 9, Smith 3. Three-point goals -- Tartir 4.
All-Tournament Team:
MVP--Delaney (La Costa Canyon)
Demkiw (La Costa Canyon)
P. McDonough (La Costa Canyon)
Nelson (Carlsbad), Stockalper (Carlsbad)
Pizzar (Montgomery)
Turner (Rancho Buena Vista)
Cross (Ranch Buena Vista),
Marentez (St. Augustine)
McRoskey (St. Augustine
Tartir (Orange Glenn)
Kupper (Trabuco Hills)
City Of Palms Classic (Ft. Meyers, Florida)
Westchester 68, All Hallows (Bronx, NY) 54-- In a championship game that seemed like a near repeat of last year’s, Westchester (9-0) again faced a tough, nationally ranked opponent from the Bronx. Once again, Westchester had to withstand a guard with a penchant for 3-point shooting. And once again, Westchester won. Living up to high expectations as the top-ranked team in USA Today’s Super 25, Westchester defeated No. 16 All Hallows 68-54 a year after defeating St. Raymond’s for the Bank of America City of Palms Classic championship. Playing in front of a capacity crowd of 2,200 Saturday night at the Bishop Verot High School gymnasium, Westchester jumped to an 11-2 lead. Westchester junior forward Trevor Ariza was named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player scored eight points with 10 rebounds. Westchester, which became the first team to repeat as Classic champions since the tournament expanded to a national format, improved to 9-0, while All Hallows fell to 4-3. The crowd included University of Florida coach Billy Donovan and Louisville coach Rick Pitino, who sat next to each other behind the west basket. Pitino once coached Donovan at Providence, and Donovan once served as an assistant to Pitino at Kentucky. They watched intently as, for the second year in a row, a Bronx guard rose to the occasion. Instead of having to defend current North Carolina State guard Julius Hodge of St. Raymond’s like last year, Westchester had to contend with Ricky Soliver of All Hallows. Westchester senior Hassan Adams scored 15 points and grabbed a game-high 12 rebounds. Soliver scored 17 points in the first half and even completed a 4-point play when fouled on a 3-point attempt. But Westchester held Soliver to just two points in the second half. Five Westchester players scored at least eight points, led by Brandon Heath’s 17. Keith Everage had 10 points, and Scott Cutley finished with nine as the Comets, the No. 1 team in USA Today's national rankings, stormed to a 21-10 advantage after one quarter over All Hallows, No. 18 in USA Today . BRONX (N.Y.) ALL HALLOWS (54): Michael McKenzie 0-0 0-0 0, Ronald Ramon 4-10 0-0 9, Bobby Santiago 1-3 0-0 2, Marv McCullough 3-9 1-1 7, Ricky Soliver 7-16 1-1 19, Marvin Moore 4-8 0-0 8, Luis Nieves 1-4 0-0 2, Kiril Wachsmann 3-7 1-3 7. Totals 23-58 3-5 54. LOS ANGELES WESTCHESTER (68): Brandon Heath 6-10 3-4 17, Scott Cutley 3-4 3-4 9, Trevor Ariza 4-6 0-1 8, Jonathan Smith 0-1 0-0 0, Randy Williams 0-0 0-0 0, Bobby Brown 0-0 1-2 1, Marcus Johnson 0-0 0-0 0, Ashanti Cook 0-4 2-2 2, Hassan Adams 6-11 3-6 15, Brandon Bowman 2-5 0-0 6, Keith Everage 5-8 0-1 10. Totals 26-49 12-20 54. Halftime: Westchester 35-25. 3-pointers: All Hallows 5-17 (Soliver 4, Ramon), Westchester 4-10 (Heath 2, Bowman 2). Records: Westchester 9-0, All Hallows 4-3.
Fresno Holiday Invitational Tournanent
Championship
Clovis 68, Fresno Hoover 33--Just when it seemed as though Clovis High's defensive pressure had peaked, the Cougars turned up their intensity to another level. Clovis forced 33 Hoover turnovers and won its first Holiday Invitational Tournament title with a 68-41 victory on Saturday at Sunnyside Gym. The HIT, which had a 16-team field, is in its 42nd year. Clovis forced the turnovers by creating a stealing lane for a freelance defender. Other times, the Patriots simply committed the turnover on their own by making wild passes or traveling. The Cougars defense overwhelmed the Patriots from the start. With help from seven Hoover turnovers, the Cougars led 11-0 after four minutes. By halftime, Clovis had forced Hoover into as many turnovers -- 20 -- as it had given up in points, leading 34-20. The Patriots kept it interesting through the end of the third quarter, but ran into more turnover problems in the fourth. Clovis started the final quarter with a 13-0 run and led by as many as 30 points. In fact, the Cougars held the Patriots scoreless for the first 3:22 of the quarter. Jon Black, the tournament's most valuable player, and Earl Warren each scored a game-high 14 points for Clovis. Teammate David Lange, who also made the all-tournament team, added 12. No Hoover player reached double figures.
Third Place
Madera 80, Monache 45-- Third place went to Madera, which received 21 points from all-tournament choice T.J. Aguilar in an 80-45 victory over Monache. After leading by 15 points at halftime, the Coyotes outscored the Marauders 45-25 in the second half. Madera held Monache forward Zack Craddock in check, limiting him to 15 points.
All Tournament
MVP--Jon Black (Clovis)
TJ Aguilar (Madera)
Durell Powell (Hoover)
Steven Schoulle (Hoover)
Mike Wilson (Sunnyside)
Garden Grove Tournament
Championship
Estancia 43, Western 42 -- Lewis Bradshaw converted a crucial three-point play with 0:41 left to key a 43-42 victory over Western in the championship game of the Garden Grove North County Shootout at Garden Grove High Saturday night. Bradshaw, a 6-foot-3 starting junior forward, scored a game-high 14 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, while tournament Most Valuable Player Fernando Maldonado contributed 12 points, as the Eagles (7-4) won their fifth straight game. Leading 39-38, the Eagles came out of a timeout with an inbounds play for Bradshaw, who worked to get himself open. Jorge Prado found Bradshaw underneath the basket, and he scored the bucket on the foul and made the subsequent free throw. Western (8-4), which also finished as runner-up in its own tournament two weeks ago, answered with a two-pointer. But Prado, who earned All-Tournament laurels, nailed a free throw with 0:22 left and the Eagles held on for the win. Prado struggled to find shooting rhythm throughout the game and instead dished off four assists in the second half. He found Maldonado, who put an easy layup for Estancia's first lead, 36-35 with 3:10 left, since leading, 13-11, with 1:35 left in the first half. Estancia was down by as many as nine points in the third quarter, but went on a 11-2 run. Prado capped the run, stealing the ball and finishing on the breakaway as he was fouled to tie the score at 26 with 1:54 left in the third. In the fourth quarter, after Maldonado gave Estancia the aforementioned 36-35 lead, Maldonado later grabbed an offensive rebound and dished an assist to senior Jermaine Snell, who hit a jumper for a 38-37 advantage with 2:23 left. Western 7 10 15 10 - 42 Estancia 11 2 18 12 - 43 Western - Murray 4, Fiapi 7, Winningham 4, Flores 3, Goodloe 6, Watts 13, Barrett 2, McAdams 3. 3-pt. goals - Watts 2, Goodloe 2, Flores 1. Fouled out - none. Technicals - none. Estancia - Maldonado 12, Bradshaw 14, Lindquist 9, Prado 5, Snell 3, Novak 0, Valdes 0. 3-pt. goals - Maldonado 1. Fouled out - none. Technicals - none
Third Place
Orange 67, Mary Star 60 --Marcus Smith scored 23 points for Orange (11-2) and Jeff Fiamengo scored 14 points for Mary Star (4-7). Mary Star nearly rallied from a 19-point halftime deficit but lost the third-place game. Firamengo had six assists as he was named to the all-tournament team, and Chris Navarre added 10 points for Mary Star.
Fifth Place (Consolation Championship)
Marina 77, Century 57--James Lambert scored 22 points and Nick Ciaramitaro added 19 to lead the Vikings (8-4) to a fifth place victory over the Centurions (7-4).
Seventh Place
Whittier Christian 78, Oxford Academy 40
Ninth Place
Whitney 50, Westminster 38 --David You had 10 points and Khalif Boyd had nine points and 10 rebounds for Whitney (7-5) in a Garden Grove tournament ninth-place game against Westminster (2-10). Louis An had 21 points for Westminster.
Santa Ana 41, Garden Grove 35
Honolulu, Hawaii Palama Settlement Christmas
Tournament
Consolation
Kamehameha 43, Chula Vista (San Diego) 34-- Kamehameha 10 13 9 11 -- 43 Chula Vista 2 13 8 11 -- 34 Kamehameha -- Shaver 5, Perkins 7, Spencer 5, Kahaloa 13, Bode 1, W.Spencer 2, Melemai 10. Chula Vista (5-4) -- Davies 8, Stribling 12, Estrada 1, Garcia 3, Miligan 8, Keefe 2. Three-point goals -- Davies 2, Stribling 2.
Immanuel (Reedly) Holiday Tournament
Immanuel (Central CIF) 83, Lindsay (Central CIF) 61--Four players scored in double figures Saturday to lead the Immanuel High boys' basketball team to an 83-61 victory over Lindsay in the championship of the Immanuel Tournament. The Eagles opened a 7-0 lead in the first quarter and never trailed. The Cardinals battled back, cutting the lead to 32-29 with 5 minutes, 14 seconds left in the second quarter. Immanuel scored 16 straight points late in the first half. Nic Heinrichs led Immanuel with 21 points. Jacob Wild, who was named tournament MVP, had 19 points. Aaron and Jeff Warkentin each had 15 points for the Eagles. Lindsay's David Misko scored a team-high 20 points. Misko scored eight of his 20 in the third quarter.
Results, brackets, stats, and more in-depth reports are available from the official tournament website (click the link above).
Tournament MVP
Kevin "BJ" Bell, Fairfax
Tournament MOP
Evan Burns, Fairfax
Championship
Fairfax 43, Montrose Christian 40-- The Fairfax Lions made a case for a higher national ranking by defeating Montrose Christian (Rockville, Md.) 43-40 in the finals of the 18th Annual Iolani Prep Classic. Montrose Christian is No. 14 in USA Today's latest Super 25 rankings. Fairfax is absent from the Super 25 but is No. 7 in USA Today's West Region rankings. In earlier games, the top two Hawai'i teams in the tournament both fared well against tough Mainland competition. Fairfax's only loss this season was an 86-84 defeat to No. 1-ranked Westchester (Los Angeles) two weeks ago. To reach the Classic finals, the Lions defeated Roosevelt 90-50, Iolani 61-59 and Clovis West 80-64. The final was a fitting end to an exciting Classic. UCLA-bound Evan Burns scored on an alley-oop pass from Kevin Bell with 18 seconds remaining to give the Lions a 41-40 lead. Montrose Christian turned it over on the baseline with five seconds left. Burns was fouled on the ensuing inbounds play and sank both free throws to make it 43-40. Montrose Christian advanced the ball to halfcourt but threw it away on an inbounds pass. It's the second straight second-place Classic finish for the Mustangs, who lost to Northwestern in last year's final. Montrose Christian coach Stu Vetter has brought 14 teams to the Classic, winning six times. Bell, the tournament's Most Valuable Player, finished with 10 points to lead Fairfax. Burns was named Most Outstanding Player. Freshman point guard Eric Price led Montrose with nine points.
Third Place
Garfield (Seattle) 74, Clovis West (Fresno, Calif.) 68--Brandon
Roy scored 28 points and Marcelus Kemp added 19 points to lead the Bulldogs to a victory
in the third-place game. Nick Debban scored a game-high 33 points and Tyrese McDaniel
added 12
points for Clovis West.
Fifth Place
Iolani 61, Wilson (Florence, S.C.) 44--The Raiders (8-2) are believed to be the first Hawai'i team in the 18-year history of the Classic to beat three Mainland teams. Bobby Nash scored a game-high 17 points and Derrick Low added 14 points for Iolani, which jumped out to a 9-2 lead and led 29-15 at the half. Raymond Dorsey scored 16 points to lead Wilson, which never got closer than the halftime margin the rest of the game.
Seventh Place
Kalaheo 53, Northwestern (Miami) 51--A hobbled Kalaheo still was good enough to edge Northwestern (Miami) 53-51 for seventh place, and Iolani defeated Wilson (Florence, S.C.) 63-44 for fifth place. Kalaheo (11-2) won despite all-state guard DC Daniels sitting out because of a sprained ankle and starting point guard Shaine Harada out due to illness. Once the game started, point guard Zane Cabral suffered a yet-to-be diagnosed knee injury. The Mustangs can rest knowing they beat a Northwestern team that is expected to be a contender in Miami. The Bulls, who finished third in Florida's 6A championships last year but return no starters, presented a challenge for the Hawai'i teams. Kalaheo took the lead for good (50-49) with 1:33 remaining on a layup by Justin Pedrina. Michael Gayle's free throws made it 52-49 with 1:05 left, but Northwestern closed it to 52-51 on Cedrick McGowan's short jumper with seven ticks left. James Robinson sank a free throw with four seconds remaining to make it 53-51, and the Bulls' ensuing length-of-court pass was intercepted. Ikaika Alama-Francis led Kalaheo with 17 points and Gayle added 13 points. McGowan led Northwestern with 18 points and Jerrett Williams added 12 points. Daniels sprained his ankle in the championship game of the Big Island Candies tournament Dec. 15 in Hilo. He sat out the Iolani Classic opener against Kealakehe but played Thursday night against Montrose Christian. Daniels was held to five points in that game.
All-Tournament Team
Nick Debban (Clovis West)
Derrick Low (Iolani)
Linas Kleiza (Montrose Christian)
Ikaika Alama-Francis (Kalaheo)
Raymond Dorsey (Wilson)
Marcelus Kemp (Garfield)
Devon Pearson (Northwestern)
Bobby Nash (Iolani)
Troy Hailey (Montrose Christian)
Brandon Roy (Garfield)
Tyson Parker (Clovis West)
Alex Bausley (Fairfax)
Irvine HS "Irvine World News"
Tournament
Championship
Tournament MVP
Lenny Collins, Santa Margarita
Santa Margarita 60, Woodbridge 48 --Despite no player taller than 6-4, Santa Margarita (11-0) won the Irvine tournament championship behind scrappy defense and exceptional senior leadership. Lenny Collins, the tournament MVP, scored nine of his 19 points in the fourth quarter when the Eagles outscored Woodbridge (9-2) 24-13. Brandon Rohe had 16 points and Travis Smith 10. Woodbridge received 18 points from Patrick Hadden along with 13 points and 10 rebounds from David Burgess. Santa Margarita twice put together spurts of 10-0 in the game. Woodbridge missed its first 11 shots but still came back to open up a seven point lead in the half. The Eagles made 9 of 10 field goals in the fourth quarter to turn their one-point lead at the start of the period into a 60-48 victory against the fourth-ranked Warriors in front of a tournament-record crowd of 1,544 at Concordia University. The Eagles (11-0) shot 28 percent through the first three quarters. But thanks to its fourth-quarter outburst, Santa Margarita finished at 40 percent to win the tournament in its first appearance. Lenny Collins, one of Santa Margarita's three Division I-bound guards, scored nine of his game-high 19 points in the fourth and took home the MVP award. Guard Jake Rohe also had a big fourth, scoring seven of his 16 points. Santa Margarita needed the outburst to put away a Woodbridge squad (9-2) that came back from the 10-0 deficit late in the first quarter to tie the score at 19 in the second and open a 32-25 lead with 3:06 left in the third. Santa Margarita also made its final shot of the third quarter as University of San Diego-bound guard Travis Smith (10 points) sank a three-pointer from the corner at the buzzer, giving the Eagles a 36-35 lead. Santa Margarita then scored the first seven points of the fourth. Santa Margarita, which gave away several inches to Woodbridge in some matchups, outrebounded the Warriors, 33-29. Smith, a 6-foot-3 senior, had a game-high nine rebounds. The Eagles' defense held Woodbridge to 33 percent shooting. Patrick Haddan led the Warriors with 18 points.
Third Place
Northwood 59, Cajon 57 --Drew Terry scored 19 points and was named to the all-tournament team as the Timberwolves (8-3) defeated the Cowboys (8-3) in the third-place game. Senior 6-3 forward Donovan Morris had a game-high 21 points and also grabbed seven rebounds, but Cajon fell to Northwood 59-57 on Saturday in the third-place game of the Irvine Tournament. Morris and Kris Silva were named to the all-tournament team. Sophomore 6-3 forward Tony Danridge (six rebounds) and senior 6-2 forward Andre Payne each added 12 points for the Cowboys (7-3), who led 29-27 at halftime. San Bernardino Cajon ran out of time and lost the third-place game of the Irvine Tournament. Cajon's Donovan Morris hit a three-pointer with two seconds to play to cut Irvine Northwood's lead to two points. The Cowboys then intercepted the inbounds pass but didn't have enough time to launch an effective shot before the game ended. Morris, who scored a tournament-high 91 points in four games, and Kris Silvas were named to the all-tournament team. Cajon plays Rim of the World at 4:45 p.m. Wednesday in the first round of the San Bernardino Kiwanis Tournament. Cajon (7-3) -- Morris 21, Clark 0, Silvas 0, Danridge 12, Payne 12, Lewis 6, Porter 6. Northwood (7-2) -- Susson 1, Terry 19, Bailey 14, Gray 4, Selway 12, Delong 2, Lee 1, Lucas 3, Sanchez 3. Halftime score -- Cajon 29-27. Three-point goals -- Morris 3, Porter 2, Sanchez, Terry. Total fouls -- Cajon 18, Northwood 12. Fouled out -- Selway, Silvas.
Fifth Place
Edison 55, Mark Keppel 39--Beau Roquemore had 15 points with three three-pointers to lead the Chargers (6-4) over the Aztecs (6-4) in a fifth-place game.
7th Place
Dana Hills 74, University 55--Mike Mooney scored 30 points and was named to the all-tournament team as the Dolphins (9-3) won the consolation championship game over the Trojans (7-4).
9th Place
Irvine 51, Huntington Beach 43-- Nasi Heider scored 19 points and Brad Kanis added 12 to lead the Vaqueros (4-7) over the Oilers (4-6) in a consolation bracket game
11th Place
Stockdale (Bakersfield) 42, Ridgecrest Burroughs 39--details not available.
13th Place
St. Paul 75, Tustin 71 (OT) --Rudy Serna scored 23 points and teammate Kevin Dyer added 22 in the 13th-place game of the Irvine Tournament. Anthony Lares had 29 points for Tustin. St. Paul is 6-6 and Tustin is 2-8. Serna hit six 3-pointers. Serna, a junior guard, also made three free throws to seal the victory in the extra period after Tustin's Kyle Hall sent the game into overtime with a buzzer-beating jump shot. Junior forward Kevin Dyer added 11 rebounds for St. Paul, which evened its record at 6-6. Omar Cepeida contributed nine points and eight assists as the Swordsmen overcame a game-high 29 points from Tillers sharpshooter Anthony Lares, who knocked down eight 3-pointers. St. Paul will play Wednesday in the opening round of the Cardinal Classic at Cantwell Sacred Heart.
La Canada Tournament
Tournament MVP
Jamal Hall, Muir
Championship
Muir 63, Bishop Montgomery 58 --Despite a sluggish first-half showing and undisciplined play down the stretch, Muir High School's boys basketball team kept its flawless record intact with a 63-58 victory over Bishop Montgomery in Saturday's championship game of the 11th Annual La Canada Holiday Classic at La Canada High. The Mustangs (11-0) made it closer than it should have been as they squandered most of a nine-point lead with 2:46 to play by inexplicably rushing shots -- rather than running the clock -- and saw Bishop Montgomery cut the deficit to three with 1:32 left. It was then that Muir's 6-foot-11 center, Ryan Hollins, fouled out and watched from the bench as Bishop Montgomery's Jason Estrada hit a pair of free throws to make it 59-56. But the Mustangs avoided wasting a stellar second-half showing by Hollins. Tournament MVP Jamaal Hall connected on two free throws in the final 92 seconds, and Chris Dickson and Owen Duckworth each sank one. Dickson's block of Marques Washington's perimeter jumper and Gavin Lee's hurried shot down the stretch stymied any comeback by the stubborn Knights (6-3). Although the first half was exciting for the fans -- the teams traded baskets, and neither squad led by more than four -- it was sloppy for the Mustangs. They had nine turnovers but held a 30-28 halftime advantage as eight players scored. Hollins, who finished with 18 points, 10 rebounds and four blocked shots, dominated in spurts during the second half. His two-handed stuff tied it, 34-34, with 6:32 left in the third, and he quickly followed that with a putback basket. That ignited a 13-minute stretch in which he scored 15 of the team's next 27 points, good enough to put Muir on top and earn him all-tournament honors. Fred Washington had 19 points and six assists, but fouled out with five minutes remaining as the Knights (6-3) were unable to defend their tournament title against Muir (11-0) in the third consecutive finals meeting between the two schools. Gavin Lee finished with 15 points and five rebounds for Bishop Montgomery, and Brandon Peace netted nine points.
Third Place
Moorpark 77, La Canada 73 --Keith Lawrence scored 15 points and sank a three-point shot with 22 seconds remaining that put Moorpark ahead, 75-70. Danny Nystrom added 15 points for Moorpark (7-3) and joined Lawrence on the all-tournament team. Joel Kim scored 21 points, including five three-point baskets, for La Canada (7-3). Billy Hofman had 13 points for La Canada and was named to the all-tournament team. Robbie Neyland had 17 points and Greg Gaudino 12 points for the host Spartans. Lawrence pulled the plug on a La Canada comeback by nailing a 3-point field goal with 22 seconds left to give Moorpark the win. Blake Sharpe had eight points, six rebounds, six assists and three steals.
Consolation
Glendale 69, St. Francis 58 --Riley Van Patten scored a season-high 40 points for Glendale (4-6). Chris Miller had 19 points for St. Francis.
Lahainaluna Tournament
Third Place
Rancho Verde 65, Baldwin 52 --Moreno Valley Rancho Verde's Anthony Winston scored 18 of his 26 points in the first half to lead the Mustangs in the third-place game of the Lahainaluna Invitational in Maui. Winston also had 12 rebounds and was selected to the all-tournament team. Rancho Verde (7-7) -- Singfield 8, Noguiera 0, Knight 1, Green 3, Brown 3, Winston 26, Jones 8, Roselle 6, Bukle 2, Tollman 5, Carson 3. Baldwin -- Garbin 10, Dasay 5, Aki 2, Kekahuna 4, Ahonima 14, Range 11, Abad 4, Uruo 2. Halftime score -- Rancho Verde 28-19. Three-point goals -- Singfield, Roselle 2, Carson, Garbin, Dasay, Ahonima 2. Total fouls -- Rancho Verde 15; Baldwin 23. Fouled out -- None. Technical fouls -- 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 |
Millenium Cup MVP-- Oumar
Sylla, Our Savior New American
87 points and 45 rebounds (34 of 66 from the field) for four games
Championship Game
Our Savior New American 55, Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) 39--
Our Savior New American (N.Y.) opened the game with a 14-2
run, and Bishop Gorman scored just six points in the first 12:20 before losing to the
Pioneers 55-39 at Green Valley High. Our Savior (11-2) came out in a box-and-one
defense on Gorman star C.J. Watson, who was limited to a tournament-low 12 points.
Our Savior's four-man zone of 6-foot-9-inch Konimba Diarra, 6-8 Juan Palacios, 6-6
Oumar Sylla and 6-5 Gene Selimi dwarfed the Gaels. Gorman's tallest starter is 6-5 Mark
Hill, and the Gaels' tallest player is 6-6 Chris Mark. Gorman shot only 23.4 from
the floor. Our Savior took its biggest lead, 29-6, on a bucket by Palacios with 3:40 to go
in the first half. Gorman finished the half on a 12-2 run to pull within 13, thanks to
eight points by Watson. In the second half, it was more of the same as the Pioneers
led by as much as 19 at 43-24. Gorman again made a run, cutting the lead to nine on a free
throw by Cori Anderson with 3:19 to play, but could get no closer. Watson was
4-for-17 from the field, but none of the other Gorman starters fared much better. Brandon
Knott led the Gaels with 19 points and 10 rebounds, but he made just 8 of 23 shots. Hill
was 1-for-9, Robert Porter was 1-for-7 and Joe Anderson was 0-for-3. Palacios,
a sophomore, led the Pioneers with 20 points and nine rebounds. Sylla, the
Millennium Cup Most Valuable Player, finished with 17 points and 10 rebounds. In four
games, Sylla had 87 points and 46 rebounds. Our Savior N.A. (N.Y.) 55 Bishop Gorman
39-- Bishop Gorman - Porter 2, Anderson 1, Knott 19, Watson 12, Hafen 2, Hill 3. Our
Savior - Wilson 7, Palacios 20, Brown 2, Selimi 4, Diarra 5, Sylla 17. Halftime
score - Our Savior 31, Bishop Gorman 18
Championship Semifinals
Our Savior New American 52, Garces (Bakersfield) 49--details not available
Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) 72, Uniontown (Pa) 61-- At Green Valley, Brandon Knott had 26 points and six rebounds to lead the Gaels past the Red Raiders in the Millennium Cup semifinals. C.J. Watson added 18 points and nine rebounds for Gorman. Uniontown - Vaughns 25, Jenkins 8, Jackobs 7, Winfrey 1, Duncan 11, Farrell 9. Bishop Gorman - Smith 3, Porter 2, Anderson 2, Knott 26, Anderson 7, Watson 18, Roberts 4, Hill 10. Halftime score - Bishop Gorman 35, Uniontown 34
Third Place
Uniontown (Pa) 70, Garces (Bakersfield) 69--details not available
Fifth Place
Green Valley (Las Vegas) 72, Modesto Christian, 66--At Durango, Jonathan Osborne had 16 points as the Gators defeated the Crusaders for fifth place in the Millennium Cup. Mitch Platt added 15 points for Green Valley. Green Valley - Perry 4, Jones 8, Ross 3, Osborne 16, Dunlap 11, White 8, Holm 7, Platt 15. Modesto Christian - Hughes 9, Scott 1, Noel 6, Cole 20, Paris 30. Halftime score - Modesto Christian 29, Green Valley 27.
Fifth Place Semifinals
Modesto Christian 63, Denver East (Colo) 62--details not available
Green Valley 60, Bonner (NC) 57-- At Green Valley, Platt had 18 points and 15 rebounds to lead the Gators over the Hoyas in the Millennium Cup consolation bracket. Trumaine Ross added 13 points for Green Valley. Green Valley - Jones 7, Ross 13, Osborne 3, Taylor 2, Dunlap 4, Holm 10, Platt 21. Bonner - Harding 13, Drayton 13, Grier 12, Taylor 3, Braddick 6, Holmes 10. Halftime score - Bonner Academy 35, Green Valley 28
Consolation Championship
Fremont 72, Pleasure Ridge Park (Ky.) 69 --Shelvion Williams made a three-pointer at the buzzer to give Fremont (9-1) the victory. Terrell Powell had 19 points for Fremont.
Consolation Semifinals
Fremont 69, St. Benedict's (N.J.) 54 --Geoffrey Clayton had 21 points for Fremont.
Pleasure Ridge Park 62, Carson 55 --Ekene Ibekwe had 18 points, seven rebounds, two blocks and three steals, but the Colts (6-4) lost in the consolation game to the Panthers (9-2). Marques Washington , Bryan Harvey and Ray Reese each scored seven points. Reese also grabbed a team-high 10 rebounds. Maurice Blakey scored 20 points for Pleasure Park Ridge, which rallied from a 30-29 halftime deficit.
Louis Johnson (who is now back with the Long Beach Press Telegram after a stint with the Orange County Register and FoxSports.com) was at the tournament, and he wrote this in the P-T about the game and about Carson: " The Colts (6-4) had no answer for junior guard Maurice Blakey, who scored 13 of his game-high 20 points in the second half to lead the Panthers (9-2) to a Millennium Cup consolation semifinal victory. Pleasure Ridge Park opened the second half with a 10-2 spurt to grab a 41-32 lead, but Carson battled back behind forward Ekene Ibekwe (18 points, 7 rebounds, 2 blocks). The 6-8 junior's thunderous baseline dunk over 6-7 Brad Lightle - Ibekwe was also fouled on the play and sank the ensuing free throw - cut the Colts' deficit to 51-47 with six minutes to play. However, Carson would get no closer than three points the rest of the way, and the Panthers made 9 of 12 free throws in the final 90 seconds to seal the win. Despite finishing with a 1-2 record in the Millennium Cup bracket of the Holiday Prep Classic, it's pretty evident that Carson is on the verge of becoming a power among area basketball teams. The youthful Colts, who have just two seniors among their top eight or nine players, defeated one of California's better teams in San Jose Andrew Hill and gave Bonner Academy of Raleigh, N.C., and Louisville (Ky.) Pleasure Ridge Park all they could handle before suffering relatively close defeats. Junior forward Ekene Ibekwe is already the top boys basketball prospect in the area and Carson has a pair of future stars in freshmen forwards Bryan Harvey and Ray Reese. Given the talent on the team's roster, the inexperienced Colts would have likely been playing for a title if they were in one of the event's less-challenging draws instead of the Millennium Cup. Carson coach Richard Masson said he wanted his team to play the best the tournament had to offer. "You get better by playing the best teams because you can preach a little about fundamentals," Masson said. "You can get away with a lack of fundamentals against lesser teams, but against good teams, you'll get burned. As far as (going 1-2), that's OK. Sometimes, it's not important to win now. It's more important to xleg win later on."
Other Consolation Games
Durango (Las Vegas) 84, Farrell (PA) 76-- At Durango, Steve Stowers had 20 points to lead the Trailblazers over the Steelers in the Millennium Cup consolation bracket. Josh Wood added 17 points for Durango. Durango - Cotton 7, McTyer 15, Wood 17, N. Bahen 7, Young 12, Falley 6, Stowers 20. Farrell - Phillips 23, Lowe 17, Dungee 4, Craig 16, Stinson 2, Rainey 14. Halftime score - Farrell 36, Durango 33
Artesia 55, Andrew Hill (San Jose, CA) 46--Junior forward Kalelen Daniels' three-point play with three minutes gave the Pioneers the lead for good as Artesia rallied from being behind 9 points in the second half to beat the Falcons (6-4) in a Millennium Cup consolation game. KeJuan Johnson had 15 points, 6 assists, 5 steals and Terrence Henderson finished with 11 points, 8 rebounds. Ryan Meilleur had 10 points. According to Louis Johnson of the Long Beach Press Telegram, Ronald Allen barely played in the Saturday game due to a medical condition: " Artesia got a big scare in the first half of Friday night's game against Pleasure Ridge Park. Senior forward Ronald Allen, one of the Pioneers' top players, fainted at the foul line following a pair of free throw attempts. Allen, who suffers from bronchitis, apparently had some difficulty breathing and passed out after making the second of two free throws. The game was halted for 10 minutes as Allen gathered his senses while being attended to by Artesia coach Scott Pera and medical personnel on hand at Green Valley High. "I looked at him and said, 'Ronald, do you know you just made some free throws?' and he had no idea what I was talking about," Pera said. "He was fine once he made it back to the bench and settled down. But we weren't going to take a chance and play him anymore (in that game)." Allen suited up for the Pioneers' finale Saturday against San Jose Andrew Hill, but he played only two minutes in their 55-46 victory."| LVHPC--Gold Cup Division Games--Second round |
Gold Division MVP--D'Angelo
Collins, Inglewood
96 points, 58 rebounds and 18 blocked shots for four games
Championship
Inglewood 55, Cheyenne (Las Vegas) 46 -- D'Angelo Collins scored 21 points for Inglewood (7-1). Collins also pulled down 19 rebounds, had six blocked shots and three steals. Ray Reed added 15 points for Inglewood, which is ranked 22nd in the country by USA Today. Cheyenne trimmed the lead to six at 24-18 on a Johnny Wheeler basket with 2:00 remaining in the first half. But the Sentinels pushed it back to 10 by halftime and led by double figures until Elgin Williams hit two free throws with four seconds left. Kevin Richardson led the Desert Shields with 12 points and 10 rebounds, and reserve Eric Ashley added 12 points and five rebounds. Cheyenne - Wheeler 11, Kevin Richardson 12, Williams 2, Keith Richardson 6, Ashley 11, Davis 2, Wiley 2. Inglewood - .McKinney 7, Ligon 3, Joshua 2, Reed 13, Halloway 5, Collins 21, Foy 4. Halftime score - Inglewood 28, Cheyenne 18
Championship Semifinals
Cheyenne 59, Desert Pines 57 -- At Green Valley, Keith Richardson had 18 points as the Desert Shields defeated the Jaguars in the Gold Cup semifinals. Desert Pines' Nick Porter had a game-high 19 points. Cheyenne - Barlow 2, Wheeler 10, Kevin Richardson 4, Williams 3, Keith Richardson 18, Ashley 2, Davis 7, Ferguson 13. Desert Pines - Brown 5, Johnson 4, Clark 14, Walker 8, T. Williams 7, Porter 19. Halftime score - Desert Pines 28, Cheyenne 26
Inglewood 71, Butler (AL) 41 --The Sentinels won the gold division semifinals with a strong performance from D'Angelo Collins who posted 30 points, 15 rebounds and four blocks in addition to four of the Sentinels' eight 3-pointers against Butler (6-2). Senior guard Jason McKinney totaled 10 points, seven rebounds and four assists against Butler and Ray Reed added nine points and six assists. Ron Ligon and Chris Halloway each scored seven points, and Andre Foy added six points and 11 rebounds.
Third Place
Desert Pines 56, Butler (AL) 46--At Green Valley, Derek Brown had 14 points and Nick Porter had 13 to lead the Jaguars to the victory over the Rebels for third place in the Gold Cup. Darryl Hooper added 10 points for Desert Pines.
Fifth Place
Horizon Christian (San Diego) 76 Cimarron Memorial (Las Vegas) 44 -- Jared Dudley of Horizon was named the game's MVP, finishing with 15 points. At Durango, the Panthers won the Gold Cup fifth-place game despite 18 points from the Spartans' Jason Petrimoulx. Horizon 37 39 -- 76 Cimarron Memorial 20 24 -- 44 Horizon (11-3) -- Roberts 7, Read 14, Dudley 15, Williams 3, Carter 17, Widders 2, Murillo 9, Byers 4, Evans 5. Cimarron Memorial (6-6) -- Briggs 2, Harper 3, Pincock 2, McCall 2, Young 13, Johnson 3, Petrimoulx 18, Fearon 1. Three-point goals -- Read 2, Peteimoulx 2.
Fifth Place Semifinals
Alcee Fortier 33, Horizon Christian 43--Ryan Reed of Horizon was named the game MVP, finishing with 16 points. Alcee Fortier 15 18 -- 33 Horizon 19 24 -- 43 Alcee Fortier (9-6) -- Levy 5, Robinson 5, Brown 8, Clark 3, Jackson 12. Horizon (10-3) -- Roberts 2, Reed 16, Dudley 6, Williams 6, Carter 9, Murillo 4. Three-point goals -- Reed, Williams.
Cimarron Memorial (Las Vegas) 73, Montclair Prep (Van Nuys) 59-- At Durango, Jason Petrimoulx had 27 points, 10 rebounds and five steals to lead the Spartans over the Mounties in the Gold Cup consolation bracket. Cimarron Memorial - Briggs 6, Harper 4, McCall 2, Young 26, Roberts 4, Petrimoulx 27, Fearon 4. Montclair Prep - Bozovic 12, Cvijovic 3, Lewis 2, Johnson 2, Louh 11, Davis 6, Tourville 18, Shwartz 5. Halftime score - Cimarron Memorial 33, Montclair 26
Consolation Championship
Butler (KY) 88, Strake Jesuit 82--details not available
Consolation Semifinals
L Highlands 70, Butler (KY) 88--details not available
Strake Jesuit 77, St. Ignatius (San Francisco) 53--details not available
Other Consolation Games
Stratford 49, St. Mary's 32--details not available Parkview Baptist 52, Layton Christian 42--details not available| LVHPC--Silver Cup Division Games--Second round |
Silver Division MVP--Tim
Drisdom, Calvary Chapel Downey
77 points, 34 rebounds and 15 steals for three games
Championship
Calvary Chapel Downey 63, Chugiak (Alaska) 56--Calvary Chapel improved its record to 11-2 with the impressive win over Chugiak. For the tournament championship in the Silver Division. Tim Drisdom was named the MVP of the Silver Division.
Championship Semifinals
Chugiak 83, Harvard-Westlake 36 --Chris Devine had 12
points, nine rebounds and four assists for Chugiak (5-0) and was named the Silver
Division's most valuable player. Bryce Taylor had 14 points and eight rebounds for
Harvard-Westlake (11-2), which was held to 14
points first-half points.
Calvary Chapel Downey 55, Mtn. View (Arizona) 49-- Led by senior point guard Tim Drisdom's 27 points, 12 rebounds and 3 steals, the Grizzlies managed to overcome their second offensively-challenged performance in a row to defeat the Toros 55-49 and move on to the Silver Cup title game late Saturday night against Chugiak of Eagle River, Alaska. CCD turned the ball over 20 times and struggled to locate the basket early, shooting just 35.6 percent from the field. The Grizzlies made only 7 of 29 shots, 24.1 percent in the first half and led by a 24-22 margin at the half. Leading 38-31 with just over 10:23 to play, the Grizzlies went the next five minutes without registering a point, allowing the Toros (10-6) to knot the score on two free throws by guard Rhett Pritchard. However, Drisdom made the biggest plays of the game on the next two trips down the floor, nailing a deep 3-pointer from the wing and feeding sophomore Ralph Miley who finished with 13 points, 6 rebounds for a basket in the paint as CCD took the lead for good at 48-43. Drisdom scored 16 in the second half, and shot 12-14 from the line. Senior guard Jonathon James scored 9 points and senior forward Matthew Henderson had 11 rebounds and 6 points, all in the second half.
Third Place
Mountain View (Ari.) 76, Harvard-Westlake 60 --Dallas Rensch had 14 points and five assists for Mountain View (10-7). Bryce Taylor scored 19 points, and Evan Harris added 10 points and 13 rebounds for Harvard-Westlake (12-2).
Fifth Place Game
Palo Verde (Nev.) 63 Valley 50-- At Durango, Jamar Rankin had 22 points to lead the Panthers past the Vikings for fifth place in the Silver Cup. Chris Tisdell led Valley with 20 points and 15 rebounds. Valley - Crooks 3, Lewis 2, Rivers 6, Everette 4, Hubbard 8, Green 7, Tisdell 20. Palo Verde - Rankin 22, Wood 2, Bingham 5, Gums 8, LaMasters 11, Ealy 5, Coney 6, Harrison 4. Halftime score - Palo Verde 28, Valley 26
Fifth Place Semifinals
Valley 62, White Rock Christian (Canada) 55--At Foothill, Tisdell had 21 points and seven rebounds as the Vikings defeated the Warriors in the Silver Cup 5th place game. Jason Johnson added 15 points for Valley. Valley - Crooks 5, Rivers 2, Everette 11, Johnson 15, Hubbard 8, Tisdell 21. White Rock Christian - Hogan 3, Craig 12, Burton 9 Rowley 2, Takeda 2, Mara 5, Stewart 22. Halftime score - White Rock Christian 33, Valley 23
Palo Verde 64, Bullit East (Ky.) 59 -- At Foothill, Andy Gums had 15 points and seven rebounds to lead the Panthers to the overtime win in the Silver Cup fifth place semifinals. Todd LaMasters added 14 points for Palo Verde. Bulitt East - Hall 5, Stover 20, Lewis 2, Kotheimer 16, Chancellor 8, Krugman 8. Palo Verde - Rankin 6, Lawson 2, Wood 2, Gums 15, LaMaster 14, Simon 11, Ealy 6, Coney 4, Harrison 4. Halftime score - Palo Verde 31, Bulitt East 27 End of Regulation - Tied 53-53
Consolation Championship
Warren Easton 68, Arvada West 62--details not available
Consolation Semifinals
Warren East (La.) 66, Foothill 60 -- At Foothill, the Falcons' Chris Cochran had 16 points and 11 rebounds in the loss. Foothill - Marshall 14, Gerfy 4, Cochran 16, Minor 1, Stevenson 2, Holland 6, Ramos 7, Van Orson 5, Crunk 5. Warren Easton - Thomas 3, McCallon 11, Davis 24, Hosey 5, A. Smith 10, J Smith 2, Gould 9, Kilbert 2. Halftime score - Foothill 34, Warren Easton 23
Arvada West 55, De La Salle 42--details not available
Other Consolation
Galena (Reno, Nev) 56, Eldorado (Las Vegas) 50--At Foothill, David Robinson had 19 points to lead the Grizzlies over the Sundevils in the Silver Cup consolation bracket. Galena - Thompson 12, Myers 10, Ferguson 4, Meckley 4, Robinson 19, Zuccanini 2, Turnbow 3, Hutchins 2. Eldorado - Price 2, Edwards 17, Zimney 9, Gipson 10, Lewis 2, Richardson 10. Halftime score - Galena 25, Eldorado 24
Austin-Westlake (Texas) 71, George Washington 67--details not available
| LVHPC--Bronze Cup Division Games--Second round |
Bronze Division MVP--Marques
Johnson, Upper St. Clair
72 points and 29 rebounds (22 of 37 from the field) for four games
Championship
Upper St. Clair (Pa) 61, Mojave (Nev.) 53-- At Green Valley, the Panthers opened the second half with an 8-0 run, and the Rattlers couldn't recover as Upper St. Clair won the Bronze Cup title. Mojave trailed 22-20 at halftime, but the Panthers' Dale Meinbrese caught fire early in the second half. He scored 11 of Upper St. Clair's first 15 points in the second half as it took a 37-23 lead. The Rattlers' Andre Lawson had 14 points, and Lynnard Barnes had 14 points and 11 rebounds. Upper St. Clair - .Depe 2, Geyer 5, Meinbrese 24, Atman 7, Lee 2, Zelik 6, Johnson 15. Mojave - Morrison 2, Egnor 8, Lawson 14, Ivery 1, McWilliams 4, Barnes 14, Wilson 10. Halftime score - Upper St. Clair 22, Mojave 20
Championship Semifinals
Mojave (Nev) 67, Palm Desert (CA) 61--At Silverado, Anthony Egnor had 20 points and five steals as the Rattlers defeated the Aztecs in the Bronze Cup semifinals. Josh Zazulia led the Aztecs with 22 points in the morning loss to Mojave and Donald Brady scored 16. Donald Brady set a tournament record with 19 3-pointers. Palm Desert - Zazulia 22, McQuillen 12, Brady 16, Bohm 9, Sator 2. Mojave - Egnor 20, Lawson 2, Ivery 3, McWilliams 9, Barners 15, Edmond 2, Griffin 2, Wilson 14. Halftime score - Palm Desert 31, Mojave 28
Upper St Clair (Pa) 71, Carson(NV) 62--details not available
Third Place
Palm Desert 79, Carson (Nev.) 71--Palm Desert (10-2) took a third-place finish in the Holiday Prep Classic Basketball Tournament. The Aztecs beat Carson, Nev., 79-71 Saturday afternoon to clinch third place. Chase McQuillen led the Aztecs in the consolation game with 23 points on 7 of 9 shooting, including 2 of 3 from 3-point range. Point guard Donald Brady scored 18 in the victory, including six 3-pointers and Josh Zazulia scored 16 points in the victory over Carson.
Fifth Place
Manual 73, Payson 67-- details not available
Fifth Place Semifinals
Manual (Colo) 65, Mt Crest 46--details not available
Payson (Utah) 62, Silverado 47 -- At Silverado, the Lions defeated the Skyhawks in the Bronze Cup consolation bracket despite 14 points and seven rebounds from Silverado's Chris McCoy. Silverado - Whiteman 3, Garner 6, McCoy 14, Fain 6, Hernandez 5, Dickey 4, El Messoussi 2, Lorenzo 7. Payson - Provstgaard 18, Shipp 2, Alexander 1, Trevort 3, Buck 2, Joos 3, Burgess 23, Beddes 10. Halftime score - Payson 35, Silverado 20
Consolation Championship (7th Place)
Hart ( Newhall, CA) 62, Vista (San Diego) 45-- Hart 10 17 17 18 -- 62 Vista 10 12 13 10 -- 45 Hart (8-3) -- Morris 2, French 20, Gonzalez 8, Rich 6, Kase 12, Hilmo 6, Frone 8. Vista (4-6) -- Underwood 4, Williams 4, Nickolei 14, Feliciano 3, Lay 8, Saapouli 4, Romero 2, Kelley 5. Three-point goals -- French 2.
Consolation Semifinals
Vista (San Diego) 66, Douglas (Nev.) 65--Douglas 14 22 14 15 -- 65 Vista 17 20 17 12 -- 66 Douglas -- Olson 13, Ripee 6, Thomas 27, McIntosh 2, Baker 10, Pedrett 2, Hails 2, Saylo 3. Vista (4-5) -- Underwood 8, Williams 2, Lay 8, Nickolei 26, Lee 2, Feliciano 4, Kelley 6, Snyder 2, Sorrell 4, Saapouli 4. Three-point goals -- Thomas 2.Hart (Newhall, CA) 61, Basic (Las Vegas) 53-- At Silverado, the Wolves' Allan Smith had 16 points and 11 rebounds in the loss. Hart - Gentry 12, Paden 4, Morris 6, French 10, Gonzales 4, Rich 2, Kase 15, Frome 8. Basic - DiNicola 5, Jackson 14, Smith 16, Hardy 9, Hinman 9. Halftime score - Hart 24, Basic 23
Other Consolation Games
Cyprus (Utah) 50, Chaparral (Las Vegas) 34-- At Silverado, the Pirates rolled to the Bronze Cup consolation victory despite a game-high 16 points by Chaparral's Omar Bywaters. Chaparral - Bywaters 16, Makridis 2, Niggemeier 4, Cox 2, Phillips 2, Buchanan 3, Evans 4, Bennett 1. Cyprus - Allen 2, Huntsman 7, Jones 6, Stringfellow 2, Garside 3, Wolfgramm 4, Bawden 8, Tima 2, Allen 2, Wice 4, Astin 2, Loutensock 8. Halftime score - Cyprus 27, Chaparral 17
Moapa Valley 59 , Ross Sheppard (Canada) 33-- At Silverado, Michael Gorkisch had 14 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Pirates over the Thunderbirds in the Bronze Cup consolation bracket. Ross Sheppard - Mildon 4, Matheson 19, Broyde 2, Cembrowski 6, Saleh 2. Moapa Valley - Ortega 10, Zarate 5, Waite 9, Harding 2, Hawkins 8, Grokisch 14, Bullock 4, Hilton 7. Halftime score - Moapa Valley 35, Ross Sheppard 15
| LVHPC--Copper Cup Division Games--Second round |
Copper Division MVP--Garrett
Schofield, Sierra Vista
72 points for four games
Championship
Sierra Vista 64, Western 54--At Green Valley, the Lions had four players in double figures to defeat the Warriors for the Copper Cup championship. Garrett Schofield led Sierra Vista with 17 points. Jonathan Johnson added 15 points for the Lions. Leonta Matthews led Western with 20 points and eight rebounds. Both teams advance to the championship as a result of game restrictions placed on the two teams who actually won the semifinals. Utah restricts the number of games that can be played by its teams (e.g., Orem), as does Colorado (Chatfield). Western - Turner 4, McFarland 3, Cole 7, Day 7, Matthews 20, Orme 8, Hornsby 2, Marigold 3. Sierra Vista - Coulson 10, G. Schofield 17, Green 11, S. Schofield 2, Johnson 15, Richards 1, Levy 8. Halftime score - Sierra Vista 27, Western 22
Championship Semifinals
Chatfield (Colo.) 62, Western 59 -- At Sierra Vista, the Chargers defeated the Warriors in the Copper Cup semifinal, but they had to withdraw from the tournament because of a game-participation limit. Matthews led Western with 24 points and nine reboundsWestern - Turner 10, Cole 12, Matthews 24, Hornsby 11, Marigold 2. Chatfield - O'Hayre 4, Taylor 21, Sturm 8, English 11, Kelleher 6, Johnson 8, Foster 4. Halftime score - Western 29, Chatfield 28
Orem (Utah) 44, Sierra Vista 34 -- At Sierra Vista, the Tigers defeated the Lions in the Copper Cup semifinal but had to withdraw because of a game-participation limit. Schofield led Sierra Vista with 17 points. Sierra Vista - Coulson 5, Schofield 17, Green 2, Levy 8, Brown 2. Orem - Coombs 13, Thompson 10, Evans 8, Larsen 4, Gilbert 2, Nielsen 7. Halftime score - Orem 18, Sierra Vista 6
Third Place
No third place game was played due to the number of contests that could be played by the winners who should have advanced to the Championship. As a result, the semifinal losers, Sierra Vista and Western, both of which should have actually been playing for third place, were deemed by the tournament officials to be playing for the Copper Championship.
Fifth Place
N. Hollywood 70, Bonanza 59 --At Durango, the Huskies knocked off the Bengals for fifth place in the Copper Cup.
Fifth Place Semifinals
North Hollywood 49, The Meadows (Nev.) 40 --DeAndre Lamar had 21 points and contributed four steals for North Hollywood. The Meadows - Allen 2, Schlacter 8, Smith 7, Youngblood 8, Curran 4, Hutzler 3, Verhallen 8. North Hollywood - Lira 1, Quinones 5, Lamar 21, James 11, Durand 9, Nicklas 2. Halftime score - North Hollywood 26, The Meadows 19
Bonanza (Las Vegas) 57, Coronado (Las Vegas) 56 -- At Sierra Vista, Matt Kaylor had 15 points and 10 rebounds as the Bengals defeated the Cougars in the Copper Cup consolation bracket. Nate Sexton led Coronado with 14 points. Coronado - Sexton 14, Hager 12, Conrad 5, Degregoria 8, Keller 3, St. Cyr 2, Hunter 4, Kale 7. Bonanza - Peopla 3, Richo 2, Moore 4, Graham 2, Cathey 6, Domanico 8, Harris 7, Kaylor 15, Jaekle 10. Halftime score - Coronado 25, Bonanza 25 Regulation - Tied 49-49
Consolation Championship (7th Place)
Daniel Murphy 69, Palo Alto 67(OT)--
Consolation Semifinals
Daniel Murphy 49, Cedar City 27--
Palo Alto 55, LACES 46--
Other Consolation Games
Alameda 77, Mars 55--
Mtn. View Christian 62, Paradise Christian 41-- At Sierra Vista, Joey Tirabasi and Alan Izawa each had 16 points to lead the Saints over the Contenders in the Copper Cup consolation. Mountain View Christian - Martinez 2, Tirabassi 16, Izawa 16, Van Kempen 11, Banks 4, McClenton 11, Bonner 2. Paradise Christian - Mulock 10, Sanchez 2, Amatende 7, Grosse 2, Daly 18, Chapline 2. Halftime score - Mountain View Christian 29, Paradise Christian 23
Mission Prep Christmas Classic Tournament
Championship
Crenshaw 74, Eisenhower 73 --Derek Clark's layup with six seconds to play lifted Crenshaw (8-3). Terrance Jones scored 18 points and was named MVP.
Third Place
Long Beach Poly 74, Lompoc 41--
El Cajon Christian 84, Edison (Fresno) 69-- Christian 31 18 22 13 -- 84 Edison 7 17 22 23 -- 69 Christian (6-3) -- Paddock 3, Singleton 2, J.Wohlfeil 23, Dongell 9, Ywai 12, B.Wohlfeil 5, Dalton 2, Niang 28. Edison -- Fulmer 2, Witten 6, Paynor 2, Ireland 15, George 8, Simms 4, Smith 6, Elasser 7, Ball 5, Mithcell 9, Tadem 4, Rose 1. Three-point goals -- J.Wohlfeil 3, George 2.
15th Place
Canyon Anaheim 71, Santa Barbara 66 (OT) -- Despite losing every game in the tournament, Santa Barbara had a few bright spots, including the play of junior Santiago Aguirre who finished with 40 against Canyon, the highest single-game total a player has scored at Santa Barbara (5-7) in the past 17 years. Aguirre is 6'-5" and plays the post for his high school team but projects out as a wing guard at the college level. He finished 16-of-20 from the floor, 8-of-8 from the foul line and collected 13 rebounds. With the game tied and 10 seconds left in regulation, the Dons' Mike Fisher picked up a loose ball in the backcourt, dribbled to the frontcourt and got to the top of the key when an inadvertent shot-clock horn sounded. The horn signified that time had expired for Canyon in its previous possession. Instead of playing through the inadvertent horn an official blew the whistle and halted play. With two seconds remaining, and Santa Barbara in position to score, the referees blew the play dead, put 1.9 seconds back on the clock, and in the overtime, Canyon pulled out the win. SANTA BARBARA -- Richmond 3, Rochestie 11, Maloney 2, Bogan 5, Fisher 5, Aguirre 40. Totals 24 14-18 66. CANYON -- Rusthoven 9, Miller 2, Saied 4, Putnam 28, Felton 5, Bender 10, Didier 12. Totals 25 14-19 71. Santa Barbara18 16 13 15 4 -- 66 Canyon 19 19 10 14 9 -- 71 3-point goals-- SB 4 (Bogan 1, Rochestie 2, Richmond 1), C 7 (Rusthoven 2, Putnam 2, Felton 1, Bender 1, Didier. Total fouls -- SB 18, C 18. Fouled out--Bogan, Clemons. Technicals--none. Record -- SB 5-7.
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.
Tournament MVP
Carmello Anthony, Oak Hill
Championship
Oak Hill 65, Churchill 35 --Oak Hill was led by Carmelo Anthony with 20 points. Oak Hill Academy was just too deep for any mere high school team. With 8 division I college prospects, and at least a couple bound for the pros, they were too tough for everyone here. The defending USA Today national champion from Mouth of Wilson, Va., beat Oregon's defending state champion, Churchill, 65-35 on Saturday in front of 5,248. Oak Hill, which also won the tournament in 1997, was methodical and sometimes brilliant as it dismantled the Lancers. Tournament most valuable player Carmello Anthony, a 6-foot-9 forward bound for Syracuse if he doesn't jump to the NBA, scored 20 points. Oak Hill shot 73.7 percent from the field. Churchill shot 37.8 percent from the field and got outrebounded 24-13. The Lancers' Jordan Kent (son of Oregon Coach Ernie Kent) who scored 34 points in a semifinal win over Jesuit, finished with nine against Oak Hill. Kent was named to the All-Tournament team as well. Starting guards Justin Gray and Chadd Moore were a combined 11 of 15 shooting. Moore turned two steals into breakaway dunks in the second quarter as the Warriors extended an early 11-8 lead to 31-16 by halftime.
Third Place
Jefferson 69, Jesuit 66 -- Jefferson was led by Brandon Lincoln with 21; Jesuit was led by Scott Doughtery with 25 and 5 rebounds
Fifth Place
Beaverton 76, Little Rock Central 73--Leaders: Beaverton - Henderson 21 pts, 5 rebs; Little Rock Central - Whitley 18 pts
Seventh Place (Consolation Championship)
Westview 79, St. John Bosco 66 --Hartman led Westview with 36 and 10 rebounds. St. John Bosco was led by Giovanni St. Amant with 30 points and 7 rebounds.
VISITORS: St. John BoscoTOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01 Lane, Eric.......... * 4 11 1 6 3 3 1 1 2 4 12 0 2 1 0 27 04 St. Amant, Giovonni. * 11 16 0 2 8 8 3 4 7 5 30 0 2 0 0 26 12 Reynaga, Robert..... * 4 8 2 6 0 0 1 1 2 2 10 1 1 0 0 27 23 Quiroz, Donald...... * 3 10 2 6 2 2 0 4 4 2 10 1 0 0 2 31 50 Cape, Kevin......... * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 12 02 Rush, Brandon....... 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 03 O'Neil, Sean........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 05 Kaesbauer, Sonny.... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 11 Taylor, Kenny....... 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 8 20 Alugbue, Roy........ 2 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 4 4 1 0 0 0 18 22 Swan, Chris......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 42 Davis, Mike......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 TM TEAM................ 2 1 3 Totals.............. 24 51 5 21 13 13 9 13 22 22 66 5 6 1 2 160 TOTAL FG%: .471 DEADBALL 3-Pt. FG%: .238 REBOUNDS F Throw %: 1.000 0 HOME TEAM: Westview TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 Allen, Eric......... * 4 8 1 3 0 0 1 1 2 1 9 3 1 0 2 28 22 Bauder, Michael..... * 4 7 3 5 4 4 1 2 3 0 15 1 1 0 0 27 34 Akwenuke, Josh...... * 3 5 2 3 1 2 2 2 4 2 9 0 1 0 2 28 40 Strickland, Jared... * 2 7 0 0 1 2 1 3 4 4 5 0 0 0 0 22 44 Hartman, Marshall... * 10 17 0 2 16 17 4 6 10 3 36 1 3 0 1 28 12 Lucia, Joey......... 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 14 Blevins, Brian...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 20 McClain, Junior..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 7 30 Buckmier, Jason..... 1 1 0 0 3 3 0 3 3 1 5 0 2 0 0 10 42 Jones, Nathan....... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 TM TEAM................ 1 1 Totals.............. 24 46 6 13 25 28 10 20 30 13 79 6 8 0 5 160 TOTAL FG%: .522 DEADBALL 3-Pt. FG%: .462 REBOUNDS F Throw %: .893 1 Date: 12-22-01 Site: Les Schwab Invitational (Portla Attendance: 0 Officials: Technical fouls: St. John Bosco-None. Westview-None. Score by Periods 1 2 3 4 Total St. John Bosco...... 14 14 15 23 - 66 Westview............ 13 21 20 25 - 79
Consolation
Thurston (Ore.) 74, Mater Dei 59 --Mater Dei (7-4) took a seven-point lead into the final quarter but was outscored, 31-9. Jay Mayernik had 24 points and 11 rebounds to lead Thurston. Wesle Washington had 17 points, six rebounds and six assists for the Monarchs.
VISITORS: Mater DeiTOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01 Gerrity, Mike....... * 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 3 8 2 3 0 3 28 05 Nelson, Travonte.... * 2 8 2 3 4 4 3 0 3 3 10 1 0 0 0 21 22 Washington, Wesley.. * 4 7 0 0 9 10 3 4 7 4 17 1 3 0 2 28 44 Strawberry, D.J..... * 2 5 1 1 2 2 0 1 1 3 7 0 2 1 1 20 54 Shaen, Harrison..... * 3 7 0 0 1 1 1 4 5 5 7 0 0 1 0 16 02 Brennan, Colt....... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 Strawberry, Mike.... 3 6 0 0 0 2 1 1 2 5 6 0 2 0 1 17 11 Chicoine, Kenny..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 4 12 Flores, Joe......... 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 Markus, Daniel...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 Joyce, Pat.......... 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 4 30 Pinner, Derek....... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 Jones, Marcel....... 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 17 35 Maeda, Bryan........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 Henry, Chris........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 5 TM TEAM................ 1 1 2 Totals.............. 20 43 3 5 16 19 10 13 23 27 59 4 14 2 9 160 TOTAL FG%: .465 DEADBALL 3-Pt. FG%: .600 REBOUNDS F Throw %: .842 1 HOME TEAM: Thurston TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03 Farley, Steven...... * 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 2 0 1 2 1 2 22 05 Washington,Shea..... * 5 7 0 0 6 8 1 2 3 4 16 1 3 1 2 26 12 Orton, Eric......... * 2 6 1 2 6 6 0 1 1 5 11 1 1 0 0 24 23 Keeling, Ryan....... * 3 7 0 0 9 9 0 3 3 2 15 1 2 0 0 29 33 Mayernick, Jay...... * 7 9 0 0 10 15 3 6 9 4 24 1 3 0 1 29 02 Loder, Luke......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 10 Olsen, Kenny........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 11 Sarkez, Jamal....... 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 3 0 1 0 0 20 30 Schifferdecker, J... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 Coe, Josh........... 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 35 Green, Ryan......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 44 Smith, Cole......... 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 5 TM TEAM................ 1 Totals.............. 20 33 2 4 32 40 5 15 20 18 74 6 15 2 5 160 TOTAL FG%: .606 DEADBALL 3-Pt. FG%: .500 REBOUNDS F Throw %: .800 3 Date: 12-22-01 Site: Les Schwab Invitational (Portla Attendance: 0 Officials: Technical fouls: Mater Dei-, Washington, Wesley, TEAM. Thurston-None. Score by Periods 1 2 3 4 Total Mater Dei........... 14 23 13 9 - 59 Thurston............ 20 8 15 31 - 74
Other Consolation Games
Central Catholic 50, Roseburg 43 --Leaders: C. Catholic - Tyner 23 pts, 12 rebs; Roseburg - Newcomb 15 pts, 11 rebs
Tigard 60, Wilson 51 --Leaders: Tigard - Gabel 34 pts Wilson - Rodgers 22 pts
Benson 61, South Salem 50 --Leaders: Benson - Jones 17 pts S. Salem - Value 17 pts, Austermiller 17 pts
All Tournament Team
Justin Grey Oak Hill
Jordan Kent Churchill
Brandon Licoln Jefferson
Scott Doughtery Jesuit
Marshall Hartman Westview
Redding, CA, Red Bluff Holiday Tournament
El Camino 71, Helix 67-- Helix 16 14 16 21 -- 67 El Camino 14 15 28 14 -- 71 Helix (6-3) -- Farris 12, San Juan 9, West 15, Toilolo 1, Johnson 2, Smith 6, Caldwell 4, Bland 9, Bell 9. El Camino (10-0) -- McCullough 6, Watson 16, Clark 19, Sprink 14, Armstrong 12, Walker 2. Three-point goals -- Sprink 4, Watson 3.
San Diego Kiwanis Tournament
Gold Division
Championship
Torrey Pines 68, Corona Centennial 51 --Avi Fogel sat on the bench as Torrey Pines High prepared to take on Southern Section power Corona Centennial in the championship basketball game of the 55th Kiwanis Tournament last night. But in a six-man starting rotation that was just fine, as the junior guard came off the bench to score a career-high 26 points (only 2 points in the first quarter) to lead Torrey Pines to an impressive 68-51 victory at Serra High. The Falcons improved to (9-0) with the win and look forward to hosting their own tournament next week. Torrey Pines never trailed the previously unbeaten Huskies, who had counted nationally ranked Santa Ana Mater Dei among their eight victims. The Falcons charged out to a 13-6 lead behind Ryan Neff, who scored seven of his eventual nine points in a two-minute span. Although Centennial rallied to trail by just one, the tempo was set. A 20-8 third-quarter spree gave Torrey Pines a 54-35 lead that never got smaller than 15 as the Falcons converted 9-of-11 free throws down the stretch to discourage the Huskies. Fogel had plenty of help as center Rod Benson collected 12 points, pulled down eight rebounds and was credited with four key blocked shots. Torrey Pines' leading rebounder was 6-foot-7 Josh Kramer with nine. Three Centennial players scored in double figures, led by 6-9 Lance Soderberg's 16. Torrey Pines outscored Centennial 20-8 in the third quarter to pull out a close game. Senior Lance Soderberg led Centennial with 16 points and J.R. Reese scored 14. Soderberg and Reese made the all-tournament team. The game quickly got away from the Huskies as Torrey Pines tallied the first nine points after halftime to push the lead to 43-27 in less than 2 1/2 minutes of the second half. The steady play of the Falcons kept Centennial from mounting any kind of rally. The biggest margin of the game was 22 points and the closest the Huskies could get was 15 at 59-44 with 5:53 left to play. But the Huskies hit a dry spell that lasted 3:40, and the Falcons tossed down seven unanswered points. In addition to Fogel, the Falcons got 12 points, six rebounds and eight blocked shots from Rod Benson along with nine points from Neff, eight points and eight rebounds from Josh Kramer and eight more points from Kyle Cech. Benson and Kramer were both named to the all-tournament team. J.R. Reese topped the Huskies, who made just 19 of 52 shots from the field, with 14 points. Centennial plays at the Orange Holiday Classic at Chapman University at 5:10 p.m. on Wednesday against Huntington Beach. Torrey Pines (9-0) -- Cech 8, Kramer 8, Neff 9, Fogel 26, Brull 5, Benson 12. Centennial (8-1) -- Soderberg 16, Alexander 7, Rogers 10, Reese 14, Woodard 2, Williams 2. Halftime score -- Torrey Pines 34-27. Three-point goals -- Fogel 2, Brull, Soderberg, Alexander, Rogers 2, Reese 2. Total fouls -- Torrey Pines 12; Centennial 19. Fouled out -- None. Technical fouls -- Peppers. Centennial 14 13 8 16 -- 51 Torrey Pines 15 19 20 14 -- 68
Third place game
Escondido 63, San Diego 62--Justin Bell of Escondido had 16 assists and Chris Nelson pulled down 12 rebounds to lead Escondido to the win. Escondido 14 21 15 13 -- 63 San Diego 12 19 18 13 -- 62 Escondido (6-3) -- Bell 14, L. Keeler 15, Burgess 1, J. Keeler 22, Nelson 11. San Diego (8-2) -- Littleton 3, Rockett 18, Wiseman 8, Palmer 2, Shire 14, Riley 15, Glenn 2. Three-point goals -- Shire 2, Rockett 2, J. Keeler 2, Nelson.
All-Tournament Team
Josh Kramer (Torrey Pines)
Rod Benson (Torrey Pines)
Lance Soderberg (Centennial)
J.R. Reese (Centennial)
Martin Smith (Bishop's)
Andrew Olson (Rancho Bernardo)
Shamir Shire (San Diego)
Chris Nelson (Escondido)
Dean Curry (Mar Vista)
Tyrone Rollins (Oceanside)
Ronnie Simpson (Serra)
Dion Cook (Chaminade)
Gold Division: Other Games
Poway 96, La Jolla 66-- La Jolla 17 17 16 16 -- 66 Poway 20 25 16 35 -- 96 La Jolla -- Torres 7, Carrier 5, Clark 6, McBride 4, Peddy 23, Moyer 21. Poway -- Hall 22, Heer 18, Merrick 4, Wiggins 32, Jergenson 5, Welsh 2, Sullivan 2, McGlockton 1, Shrock 10 Three-point goals -- Moyer 3, Hall 3.
Oceanside 71, Serra (San Diego) 68--Oceanside 18 16 18 19 -- 71 Serra 19 17 18 14 -- 68 Oceanside (5-5) -- Harris 14, Rollins 28, Wilson 4, Bruce 8, Kennedy 4, Byrd 13. Serra (3-6) -- McKinney 10, Frye 7, Simpson 30, Toomata 15, Wills 6. Three-point goals -- Rollins 4, McKinney 2, Simpson 2.
Mar Vista 81, Central 64--Mar Vista 18 23 22 18 -- 81 Central 16 21 11 16 -- 64 Mar Vista -- Yermane 6, Curry 23, Reid 2, Murrillo 2, Miramontes 2, Guzman 11, Jones 12, Meyer 6, Givens 9, Stamm 4, Marquez 2. Central -- Robles 13, Guerrero 8, Sabal 9, Henderson 4, Loop 12, Ferrandez 6, McSee 12. Three-point goals -- Curry.
Chaminade 96, Lincoln Academy (San Diego) 91 (OT)--Jerred Link scored 27 points on 6 of 8 3-point shooting and Kevin Hiraiwa added 11 points for the Eagles of West Hills (9-2) in the San Diego Kiwanis tournament victory that went to overtime.
Lincoln 16 16 15 34 10 -- 91 Chaminade 16 25 17 23 15 -- 96 Lincoln -- McGuire 16, CJones 5, Davis 34, Payne 25, Smith 3, Dillon 2, Dehotels 6. Chaminade -- Everett 18, Aye-Darko 17, Hiraiwa 11, Jones 6, Cook 6, Link 27, Bridges 5, Todd 6. Three-point goals -- Link 5, Davis 2, Payne 3, Everett 2, Hiraiwa.
Marian Catholic 67, Southwest 64-- Marian Catholic 16 19 14 18 -- 67 Southwest 13 19 21 11 -- 64 Marian Catholic -- Vargas 4, Renoso 21, Lasalle 2, Scott 12, Lynsey 19, Yates 3, Valenzuela 6. Southwest -- Gloria 5, Frehas 4, Thomas 6, Ramirez 18, Leon 22, Cortez 3, Tucker 3, Villarreal 1, Backley 2. Three-point goals -- Ramirez 5.
Bishop's 55, Rancho Bernardo 53--R. Bernardo 15 20 6 12 -- 53 Bishop's 16 10 22 7 -- 55 Rancho Bernardo (7-4) -- Geako 4, Wagner 3, Dadin 13, Kisner 3, Olson 11, Johnson 11, Laforgia 8. Bishop's (8-2) -- Douglas 5, Kandel 3, Smith 22, Nieto 20, Grimm 5. Three-point goals -- Nieto 2, Laforgia 2.
Blue Division
Mission Bay 51, Madison 42--Madison 12 14 9 7 -- 42 Mission Bay 10 12 12 19 -- 51 Madison -- Kimble 4, D.Rios 8, Armquist 1, Maluku 8, Betofe 11, R.Rios 10. Mission Bay (4-1) -- Daniels 2, Bussey 2, Hernandez 2, Battle 2, Parrott 13, Hotaling 11, Terrell 5, Smith 14. Three-point goals -- Parrott 3, Betofe 2.
Mira Mesa 85, Crawford 60--Crawford 7 20 19 14 -- 60 Mira Mesa 17 19 21 28 -- 85 Crawford -- TJohnson 1, Banks 24, Coleman 7, Jones 4, Egypt 15, Pino 2, West 7. Mira Mesa -- Morgan 18, Brown 5, Ross 8, J.J.Schmidt 6, Kelly 2, Blake 22, Ambrose 4, Woods 9, Cooper 2, JoSchmidt 5, Iufer 4. Three-point goals -- Banks 5, Coleman.
Hoover (San Diego) 79, Brawley 47--Brawley 12 6 12 17 -- 47 Hoover 15 17 23 24 -- 79 Brawley -- Corral 6, Rivera 12, Cox 2, Benavides 2, Melendrez 2, Hernandez 6, Wu 2, Le Bardo 2, Lofton 4, Hailey 9. Hoover -- Maye 4, Fuller 6, Spain 18, Forde 25, White 8, Almonor 9, Dooley 9. Three-point goals -- Rivera 2.
USDHS 55, Calexico 43-- Calexico 6 15 14 8 -- 43 USDHS 16 12 14 13 -- 55 Calexico (2-5) -- Maldonado 10, Flores 10, Ramsey 9, Mares 5, Dawson 8, Marin 2. USDHS (7-6) -- Tucker 15, Hoenig 12, Williams 5, DCano 2, Vilven 3, Servantes 6, KCano 8, Finley 2, King 2. Three-point goals -- Marin 2, Tucker, Hoenig, Williams, Servantes.
San Diego Sweetwater Holiday Classic
San Pasqual 69, Windsor (Ontario, Canada) 33--San Pasqual 21 13 19 16 -- 69 Windsor, Ont. 8 15 1 9 -- 33 San Pasqual -- Weaver 2, Johanson 2, Petrovic 17, Ebrahimi 8, Kennedy 5, Fuselier 18, Adams 6, Kara 6, Downs 5. Windsor, Ontario -- Mann 4, Robertson 10, Assadi 2, Law 7, Russell 3, Pearce 2, Hurt 5. Three-point goals -- Ebrahimi 2, Fuselier 2.
El Capitan 76, Patrick Henry6 62-- El Capitan 18 16 23 19 -- 76 Patrick Henry 15 13 9 25 -- 62 El Capitan -- Lieberknech 1, Gregorson 3, Grant 24, Fisher 6, Relph 12, Stephens 17, Boswell 13. Patrick Henry -- Regas 2, Green 2, Handrus 7, Briones 7, Martinez 7, Washington 21, Johnson 12, Eagle 4. Three-point goals -- Grant 3, Stephens 2, Washington 2.
Francis Parker 74, Ibero 21-- Ibero, Mex. 5 4 5 7 -- 21 Francis Parker 14 19 18 23 -- 74 Ibero, Tijuana -- R. Medina 1, Luzanilla 4, Montano 4, Urias 8, Olague 4. Francis Parker (8-3) -- Christia 23, Melton 12, Varagic 9, Nash 9, Hendershott 8, Moore 8, Giometti 2, MacDuffie 2, Penrose 1. Three-point goals -- Hendershott 2.
Sweetwater 58, Mt. Carmel 52--Mt. Carmel 19 8 15 8 -- 52 Sweetwater 13 17 14 14 -- 58 Mt. Carmel -- Mahoney 8, Robles 7, Valencia 10, Baldwin 16, Burke 2, Williams 2, Hartegan 7. Sweetwater -- Trujillo 8, Rosure 9, Hernandez 7, Wong 14. Three-point goals -- Trujillo 5, Wong 3.
Morse 68, Kearny 37--Morse
19 11 25 13 -- 68 Kearny
11 9 11 6 -- 37 Morse -- Bautista 2, Chamblee 23,
Logan 2, Murray 3, Re.Guerrero 13, Moore 7, Chisolm 2, Bivins 2, Weeks 3, Jones 2, Johnson
2, Reddick 8. Kearny -- Hancock 9, Ali 2, Berson 8, Garrett 4, Speed 2, Ware 8,
Tucker 2, Johnson 2. Three-point goals -- Re.Guerrero 3, Chamblee 2.
All-Tournament Team:
MVP-Eric Chamblee (Morse)
Rey Guerrero (Morse)
Erskine Ware (Kearny)
Louie Trujillo (Sweetwater)
Hudson Moore (Francis Parker)
Ryan Fuselier (San Pasqual).
Tri-City Christian (San Deigo) Eagle Classic Tournament
Championship
Calipatria 53, Borrego Springs 48-- Borrego Springs 10 19 3 16 -- 48 Calipatria 8 18 11 16 -- 53 Borrego Springs (11-3) -- Aguilar 6, O'Brien 20, Bailey 4, Fogarty 8, Arellano 10. Calipatria -- Newton 2, J.Navarro 11, E.Navarro 20, Taylor 16, Vega 4. Three-point goals -- E.Navarro 2.
Third place
Tri-City Christian 51, Escondido Adventist 37-- Escondido Adv. 7 14 9 7 -- 37 Tri-City Chr. 15 11 13 12 -- 51 Esc. Adventist (6-4) -- Perez 1, Hahn 2, Ayala 2, Stephens 13, A.Phillips 6, Knutson 13. Tri-City Christian (9-1) -- Weiss 1, M.Harkness 6, Boerneke 7, Sanetrick 13, Kraatz 13, McKinley 3, Duran 8. Three-point goals -- Stephens 3, Kraatz 2.
Washington Prep (Los Angeles) Holiday Tournament
Tournament MVP - Darius Sanders, Compton Centennial
Championship
Compton Centennial 79, Palisades 60
Third Place
Taft 58, Venice 28
Fifth Place
Los Angeles 53, Washington Prep 46
Ninth Place
Manual Arts 75, Hollywood 54
| San Diego Section Non-League Games, Saturday, 12/22/01 |
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