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CIF Game Recaps: Results & Details From
Tournaments Friday, 12/28/01--(Dec. 30, 2001)

We were out and gone to various tournaments all week, and so we will be posting recaps of the week, and some special summaries of the larger tournaments.  This is a late recap of what occurred this past Friday, specifcally the games that were played at various tournaments all over SoCal and elsewhere on Friday , December 28, 2001.  There were no league games played, so we have only tournament results to report.  Most of the scores and details from the action that took place is shown below, but if we're missing a score, it's either because no one sent it to us, or it wasn't reported by the local papers (the ones which happened to be available at the time) or on the various newspapers' websites.   Scores and details have been compiled from various sources including other websites (e.g., official tournament websites) and media sources.  If you have details, or a box score from a game that's not shown below, e-mail it to us. 

Atascadero Tournament
Semifinals

Santa Maria 52, Granite Hills 44 --Donnie Jones had 24 points for Santa Maria.

Paso Robles 59, Righetti 57

Consolation

Marina 73, Newbury Park 61 --Nick Casamitaro scored 32 points for Marina and Chris Randall scored 25 points for Newbury Park (6-6). Marina outscored Newbury Park 46-24 in the second half. Newbury Park (6-6) was led by Chris Randall who had a team-high 25 points and 11 rebounds.Newbury park (61) -- Randall 25, Flores 10, Meru 10, Garza 3, Ellis 3, Schmidt 2, Nooney 6, Dahlgren 2. Marina (73) -- Casamidaro 32, Lambert 17, Becker 13, Lee 6, Brown 3, Jones 2.   Newbury Park 15 22 11 13--61 Marina 19 8 23 23--73  3-Point goals -- Newbury Park 7 (Flores 2, Randall 2, Garza, Ellis, Meru). Marina 8 (Casamidaro 4, Becker 2, Lambert, Brown). Fouled out -- Newbury Park (Schmidt). Rebounds -- Newbury Park 29 (Randall 11). Assists -- Newbury Park (Flores 7). Total fouls -- Newbury Park 19, Marina 7. 

Atascadero 59, Nanaimo (B.C.) 34

Austin (Tex.) Westlake
Quarterfinals

Crescenta Valley 62, Longview (Tex.)47 --Crescenta Valley (11-2) advanced to the semifinals behind a 20-point effort from Jimmy Goffredo.

First Round

Crescenta Valley 56, Arlington (Tex.) Bowie 55 --Jimmy Goffredo scored 28 points to lead Crescenta Valley (10-2).

Bellevue (Washington) Tournament
Semifinals

Glendora 69, Bellevue (Wash.) Interlake 42 --The Tartans advanced to the championship game of the Seattle Tournament behind Spencer Foster's 24 points. Larry Monroe added 14 points and Mike Mehanna had 13. Foster also grabbed 18 rebounds for Glendora (11-1). The title game is slated for 6 p.m. Saturday (Dec. 29). Using a tenacious defense, the Tartans held Interlake High to 14 points in the first half.

Bishop Tournament
Semifinals

Rio Hondo Prep 66, Lovelock (Nev.) Pershing County 56

Dayton (Nev.) 56, Bishop 48

Consolation

Lone Pine 67, Mammoth 63

Providence 73, Delphi Academy 36

Brea-Olinda Tournament
Semfinals

Muir 81, Bellflower 64-- Jamaal Hall led the way for Mustangs with 23 points and Ryan Hollins added 17 for Muir. Kevin Pledger scored 16 points for Bellflower (7-7). Muir will play Ganesha High for the tournament championship at Brea-Olinda High School.

Ganesha 62, Warren 56--Just more than 14 hours after an emotional overtime victory, Ganesha High's boys' basketball team returned to the floor Friday and hung on to beat Warren 62-56 to finish 3-0 in pool play at the Brea Tournament and advance to the finals. Mike Efevberha, who scored 58 points in the Giants' win Thursday, played Friday with a splint on his left pinky finger after fracturing it in overtime. Playing at what Ganesha Coach Joe Tremblay said was 70%, Efevberha still managed to score 18 points as the Giants (12-2) overcame an expected letdown. Chris Reaves picked up some of the scoring slack created by Efevberha's injury, leading Ganesha with 21 points.

Other Games

Claremont 79, Esperanza 62 --The Wolfpack moved into Saturday's (Dec. 29) third-place game of the Brea Tournament behind a double-double by Shaddean Aaron (26 points, 15 rebounds) and a near double-double by Perrin Johnson (16 points, nine rebounds). Kenny Penn scored 12 points and Cameron Munoz added 11 points, five assists and seven rebounds for Claremont (11-4). Claremont faces Bellflower at 6:30 p.m.

Monrovia 50, Gahr 48(OT) --Vincent Porter scored 12 points in the loss for Gahr (4-11).

Ganesha 62, Warren 56 --Senior guard Dennis Moore made 4 3-pointers for 19 points, and senior guard Ibrahim Nino and senior forward Ekber Djokovich added 11 points each, but their efforts weren't enough for the Bears (9-5) to pull out the win in the third round of play.

Murrieta Valley 72, Schurr 50 -- Senior guard Bryan Ricks had 21 points and 12 rebounds as Murrieta Valley won a pool play game in the Brea Tournament. Murrieta Valley outscored Montebello Schurr 20-10 in the third quarter to take a 16-point lead, and every Nighthawk played in the fourth quarter. Schurr (5-8) -- Oshita 10, Odou 10, Torres 4, Negreta 13, Lowrey 2, Munoz 6, Fung 4, Fujii 1.  Murrieta Valley (7-6) -- Williams 2, Ricks 21, Shoup 2, Porter 6, McGregor 14, Hall 2, Howley 4, Fleming 8, Kinney 10, Parks 3.  Halftime score -- Murrieta Valley 32-26. Three-point goals -- Oshita 2, Kinney 2, Ricks 2, McGregor. Total fouls -- Schurr 15, Murrieta Valley 18. Fouled out -- none. 

Brea Olinda vs. Westlake-- no contest--The Brea Olinda-Westlake game was not played because Westlake player Kenneth Glass, 16, died in a car accident early Friday morning in Santa Clarita.

Bristol (Tenn) Tournament
Second Round

Cactus Shawdows Arizona Tournament
Semifinals

Glendale (Ariz.) Deer Valley 54, Page (Ariz.) 51

Cave Creek (Ariz.) Cactus Shadows 66, Flagstaff (Ariz.) Sinagua 59

Consolation

Brentwood 65, Prescott (Ariz.) 63 --Jason Beutchman scored 16 points and Nick Henry had 14 to lead Brentwood (11-2).

Cantwell Sacred Heart Tournament
Pool Play

St. Paul 52, Fullerton 51 --Kevin Dyer's putback with four seconds remaining lifted St. Paul (9-6) over Fullerton (12-4). Dyer led St. Paul with 13 points. Brian Garcia had 16 points for Fullerton and Cody Markin added 15. Fullerton had a 49-40 lead with four minutes remaining, but the Swordsmen came up with five consecutive stops on the defensive end to help set up Dyer's late heroics. Dyer led St. Paul (9-6) with 13 points and teammate Omar Cepeida was 5 of 6 from the free-throw line down the stretch and finished with 11 points. St. Paul faces North Torrance in for the championship.

Don Lugo 45, Mountain View 43--Kevin Plutko hit a 15-foot jumper at the buzzer to give Don Lugo a 45-43 victory over El Monte Mountain View in the Cantwell Tournament.   Don Lugo (4-11) was down 29-23 heading into the second half and tied the score at 43-43 with 14 seconds left in regulation play. Roger Amaya scored 16 points for the Conquistadores and Glenn Powers added 10.  Don Lugo will play for fifth place. Plutko finished with nine points, Roger Amaya had 16.

North Torrance 79, La Serna 58--Kenny Brown scored 16 points and Jun Senesac added 15 as North advanced to the final. North (7-3) outscored La Serna, 37-23, in the second half. Travon Herd added 10 points for the Saxons, who will play either Fullerton or St. Paul at Cantwell.

Cantwell-Sacred Heart 46, Glenn 35--The Cardinals held the Eagles to five points in the second and third periods en route to a victory in the consolation bracket action at their tournament. Matt Perez and Joshua Chavez led the attack for Cantwell with nine points apiece. Cantwell season record improves to 4-9.

Century HS "Mayor's Cup" Holiday Classic Tournament
Semifinals

Sunny Hills 52, Santa Ana Valley 45 --Nick Pak scored 14 points for Sunny Hills (13-2).

St. John Bosco 77, Cypress 73 -- Matt Reed scored 31 points and Dominique Ricks added 25, but the Centurions (10-3) fell to the Braves (12-2) in the semifinals at Century High.

Consolation

Dana Hills 67, El Modena 38 --Austin Marshburn scored 10 points for Dana Hills.

Garden Grove Santiago 67, Rancho Alamitos 57

Los Amigos 53, Pacifica 51

Orange Lutheran 74, Laguna Beach 60

Chaminade Tournament
Semifinals

Chaminade 78, Calabasas 48

San Francisco Riordan 77, Valencia 53

Consolation

Leuzinger 85, Van Nuys 42--Dorell Wright had 28 points, 14 rebounds and four blocks to lead Leuzinger in the blowout. Darrell Street added 14 points and eight rebounds and Donell Wright had 12 points with 10 rebounds and two blocks for Leuzinger (4-7).

Lancaster 47, El Camino Real 39

Canyon Country Canyon 80, Birmingham 62

Granada Hills Kennedy 50, Oak Park 49

Grant 59, Monroe 53

Chino Tournament
Pool Play

Bonita 84, Marshall 40 --The Bearcats had four players score in double figures to lead an offensive attack that saw the Bearcats outscore the Vikings in every quarter during pool play at the Chino Tournament.  Nik Kannan (18 points), Justin Miller (11), Chris Woods (10, 12 rebounds), and Jared Reeves (career-high 10 points) lead the way for Bonita.  All 13 Bearcats scored. Mike Clark added six assists and nine points for Bonita (8-5). 

Lakewood 72, Workman 42--Senior guard Eugene Carrey scored 18 points and had 8 assists for the Lancers (10-1) as they defeated the Lobos in the third round to advance to play for third-place. Senior forward Tyrell McLaurin scored 15 points and senior forward John Wegner
contributed 12. 

Chino 60, El Rancho 49 --The Cowboys moved into the third-place game of their Chino Tournament by holding off the Dons. Chino (7-6) was 10 for 13 from the free-throw line in the final quarter. The Cowboys face Lakewood at 6 p.m. Saturday (Dec. 29). Aaron Marcy scored 23 points, Robert White added 17 and Chris Nafis had seven assists. Aaron Marcy and Robert White combined for 40 of Chino's 60 points to lead the Cowboys. Marcy finished with a game-high 23 points and White added 17. Chino (7-6) battles Lakewood in the third-place game.

Chula Vista Spartan Classic Tournament
Pool Play

Mt. Miguel 67, La Jolla Country Day 59-- Mt. Miguel 16 25  9 17 -- 67 LJCD 22  9 19  9 -- 59 Mt. Miguel -- Ary 4, Johnson 23, Foster 5, Campbell 8, Griffin 9, Fingh 11, Street 2, Barber 5; LJCD -- Golia 3, Schu 4, Bastine 12, Robinson 32, McWhorter 4, Groome 4.   Three-point goals -- Johnson 3, Bastine 3.

Morse 86, Orange Glen 43-- Orange Glen 7  7 10 19 -- 43 Morse 31 20 13 22 -- 86 Orange Glen -- Panchetti 4, Espinosa 14, Tartir 8, Lemler 1, McSpadden 1, Smith 14; Morse -- Bautista 4, Chamblee 18, Logan 8, Murray 2, Ra.Guerrero 7, R.Guerrero 16, Moore 4, Chisolm 8, Bivins 6, Weeks 2, Jones 6, Reddick 5.

Chula Vista 51, Burbank 50 (OT)-- Chula Vista 8  9 13 14  7 -- 51 Burbank 5 16  9 14  6 -- 50 Chula Vista -- Davies 3, Stribling 10, Burns 10, Garcia 1, Milligan 27; Burbank -- Flowers 10, Rise 5, Aezumanian 10, Craighead 6, Burton 5, Street 2, Cleveland 12. Thursday's late results: Burbank 53, LJCD 49; Chula Vista 72, Orange Glen 42; Calipatria 57, Southwest 53; San Diego 63, La Jolla 48

Helix 89, Mira Mesa 57-- Mira Mesa 14  8 19 16 -- 57 Helix 13 28 26 22 -- 89 Mira Mesa -- Mergan 2, Brown 10, Ross 18, A.Schmidt 5, Kelly 1, Fields 2, Blake 3, Woods 15, B.Schmidt 1; Helix -- Farris 3, San Juan 6, Otah 2, West 10, Toilolo 6, Johnson 4, Robinson 4, Smith 10, Caldwell 15, Bland 15, Bell 14.

Southwest 87, La Jolla 70--Southwest 21 18 26 22 -- 87 La Jolla 18 10 21 21 -- 70 Southwest (7-5) -- Frijas 2, Thomas 5, Coleman 4, Ramirez 33, Leon 23, Marshall 2, Tucker 6, Backley 9, Cortez 2; La Jolla -- Torres 6, Carrier 11, Clark 6, Peddie 19, Moyer 28.   Three-point goals -- Ramirez 4, Leon 3, Carrier 3, Torres 2.

San Pasqual 83, Eastlake 57--Eastlake 15 12 13 17 -- 57 San Pasqual 27 17 20 19 -- 83 Eastlake -- Jackson 4, Spencer 18, McIntyre 20, Comarto 2, Owens 6, Devera 1; San Pasqual -- Weaver 16, Petrovic 15, Kennedy 5, Fuselier 21, Adams 16, Kara 2, Down 8.   Three-point goals -- Weaver 4, McIntyre 4, Adams 2.

San Diego 79, Calipatria 43--Calipatria 10  9 12 12 -- 43 San Diego 20 17 19 23 -- 79 Calipatria -- J.Navarro 6, E.Navarro 17, Taylor 15, Thomas 3; San Diego -- Go 7, Littleton 9, Rockett 5, Young 2, Wiseman 9, Lepe 7, Shire 19, Rioey 6, Glenn 15.

Clovis (Fresno) Elks New Years Tournament
Semifinals

Stockdale 75, Fresno 54 -- Junior Matt Garnett scored 19 points while teammates James Chan and Sam Betty scored 18 each as Stockdale overpowered Fresno in the Clovis Elks Tournament. The win for the Mustangs (12-2) moves into the tournament finals today at 7:30 p.m. at Clovis High School. Guards Mike Brown and Jose Medina led Fresno with 11 points each.The Warriors' most successful stretch of the season came to an end Friday, as its first winning steak -- two games -- came to end in a 75-54 loss to Stockdale in a semifinal of the Clovis Elks Tournament.  Changing its defensive scheme to a half-court trap, which forced Fresno into five turnovers, Stockdale went on a 24-5 run to close the game. For 31/2 quarters, Fresno seemed poised to upstage the faster and taller Mustangs. After falling behind 14-4 after the first quarter, the Warriors came within two points or less on 11 different occasions. But Fresno never could take the lead. Fresno went on a final rally, a 6-0 run midway through the fourth quarter, to come within 51-49.  Stockdale quickly countered with a run of its own to prevent the Warriors from gaining any momentum.  Matt Garnett led Stockdale with 19 points, while Kiel Brown scored 13 for Fresno. Stockdale advanced to face Clovis in the championship.

Clovis 78, Carson (LA City) 75--Ekene Ibekwe had 28 points for Carson (8-5). Black had 22 points for Clovis. The Cougars eliminated Carson 78-75 in the other semifinal -- a match between two basketball juggernauts with contrasting style. Clovis knocked down 15 3-pointers, including one by Scott Radcliffe that put the Cougars ahead 78-72 with 30 seconds remaining. Carson and its dominating post offense, anchored by 6-foot-9 junior Ekene Ibekwe's 28 points, faces Fresno at 6 p.m. in the third-pace game  Mike Johnson finished with 15 points, Bryan Harvey notched nine and Greg Mayfield added eight for Carson (8-5).

Fresno Sunnyside 65, Bakersfield Foothill 40

Alemany 58, Fresno Roosevelt 46

Reedley Immanuel 63, Caruthers 61

Merced Golden Valley 60, Atwater 52--Derrick Jacobs made two key 3-pointers at the end of the third quarter and Troy Cunha an important trey in the fourth quarter to lead Golden Valley to a 60-52 victory over Atwater at the Clovis Elks Tournament.   Cunha had 19 points and Jacobs 18. Mike Seivert and Caleb Medefind had 14 each for Atwater. Golden Valley (8-6) plays Immanuel for the consolation championship.  Golden Valley (8-6) --Derrick Jacobs 18, Aaron Carney 3, Hector Lopez 2, Art Soliz 4, Troy Cunha 19, Clarence Marshall 4, Doug Fister 10. Totals 24 2-2 60.   Atwater -- Lo Saeturn 13, Charles Polk 2, Corey Fagan 7, Mike Seivert 14, Caleb Medefind 14, Andrew Enge 2. Totals 21 8-16 52. G. Valley 16 16 21 7-- 60  Atwater 13 14 13 12-- 52  3 Point Goals -- Golden Valley 10 (Cunha 5, Jacobs 4, Carney 1), Atwater 2 (Seturn, Medefind). Team Fouls -- Golden Valley 16, Atwater 7. Fouled Out -- Golden Valley (Fister).

Bakersfield East 44, Clovis Buchanan 40

Bakersfield South 66, Bakersfield 60 (OT) --Devon Kirven had 20 points and 20 rebounds and Marcus Johnson had 14 points, 10 rebounds and six assists to lead the South High boys basketball team in the Clovis Elks Tournament at Clovis High School. The Rebels' victory avenges a 20-point loss to the Drillers earlier this season. Driller freshman center Titus Shelton had 19 points and 19 rebounds. Bakersfield's Ryan Padilla added 12 points. 

Coronado HS Christmas Classic Tournament

Marian Catholic 61, Holtville 57--Marian Cath. 13 18 13 17 -- 61 Holtville 8 12 24 13 -- 57 Marian Catholic -- Vargas 6, Renoso 12, Lasalle 5, Scott 9, Lyndsey 16, Heiden 4, Yates 9; Holtville -- Casada 14, Martinez 4, Singh 15, Cueto 16, Freeman 6.

San Dieguito Academy 54, Julian 45--San Dieguito 17 12 10 14 -- 54 Julian 9 11 14 11 -- 45 San Dieguito Acad. -- Sapp 9, Barth 2, Conners 12, Polan 5, Wolfe 5, DeWolfe 11, Shimkus 7; Julian -- Paddock 6, Dougherty 20, Stowers 7, Liggett 4, Burns 2, Gannon 3, Gungle 3.

Coronado 59, San Dieguito Academy 26--San Dgto Acad. 3 11  5  7 -- 26 Coronado 18 16 11 14 -- 59 San Dieguito Acad. -- Sapp 5, Maye 3, Connors 2, Wolfe 1, DeWolfe 7, Shimkus 8; Coronado -- Dunlap 13, Hebert 4, Dunn 5, Ransdell 4, Loving 3, Axelson 3, Bacon 3, Burris 6, Kennedy 4, Owen 2, Kracht 10, Pontes 2.

Covina Tournament
Semifinals

Covina 73, Downey 60--Senior guard Jino La Bomme went on a shooting tear to start the second half as the Covina High boys basketball team rallied to post a 73-60 victory over Downey in the championship semifinals of the Covina Tournament on Friday night.  La Bomme, who finished with a game-high 22 points to go with five assists and four steals, poured in 11 points during a seven-minute stretch of the third quarter as the Colts (12-1) took the lead for good. Vernon Covington had 21 points and 12 rebounds and Emmanuel Olayinka finished with eight points and six assists for Covina, which faces Bishop Amat in the title game.

Bishop Amat 79, Loara 58 --John Haywood (24 points) and Paul Porter (21) again led the Lancers while the bench continued to steadily contribute during semifinal-round action at the Covina Tournament.  Reserve guards Cesar Rodriguez and Darren Manley combined to pace Amat at both ends of the floor. The Lancers now have won 10 straight games. 

Consolation

Los Altos 57, South Hills 51-- Junior shooting guard Anthony Garcia was 11 for 12 from the free-throw line to help account for his game-high 27 points and senior point guard Jeremiah Barnes finished with 13 points and eight assists as the Conquerors (8-6) prevailed in a consolation semifinal game. Terrance Brooks scored 21 points for South Hills (5-4.)

Pomona 49, Diamond Bar 37 --The Red Devils held the Brahmas to just five points in both the second and third quarter, outscoring them 29-10 to capture the victory in the semifinals of the consolation bracket at the Covina Tournament. Damarian Woods led Pomona (10-5) with 13 points and Odell Howard had nine points and 17 rebounds. Ryan Trainor had 10 points for Diamond Bar (6-8). Khalif Ford was held to six. The Red Devils will meet Miramonte League rival Los Altos in the consolation final Saturday (Dec. 29). Damarian Woods scored 13 points and Odell Howard added nine points and 17 rebounds to lead the Red Devils (10-5) to victory in a consolation semifinal. Ryan Trainor led Diamond Bar (6-8) with 10 points, while guard Khalif Ford was held to six points. Pomona trailed 15-11 after a quarter, then outscored the Brahmas 29-10 in the middle two quarters to take control. Pomona plays Miramonte League rival Hacienda Heights Los Altos in the consolation championship.

Rancho Cucamonga 52, Arroyo 47 --Steven Payne scored 14 points for Arroyo (6-9).

Wilson (HH) 66, Keppel 60

Charter Oak 47, Northview 43

Chaffey 73, California 65 (OT) --Rashad Fox scored a team-high 26 points, including nine of Chaffey's 11 points in overtime off three 3-pointers. Anthony Wilkerson poured in 21 points along with nine assists and seven rebounds. Matt Amido of California was the game's high scorer with 32. The Tigers (6-9) take on Hacienda Heights Wilson in the fifth-place game.

Disney World KSA Florida Tournament
First Round

Edison 67, Epping (NH) 45 --Tommy Grady made 10 of 12 shots and had 20 points while Jon Nehrig had eight points and 12 rebounds for Edison (7-5).

Eagle Rock Tournament
Semifinals

Manual Arts 81, San Diego Mar Vista 48 --Jon Heard had 28 points to lead Manual Arts, which will play Bell for the championship at 6 p.m.Saturday.  Mar Vista 8 11 15 15 -- 49 Manuel Arts 20 21 14 24 -- 79 Mar Vista (7-4) -- Curry 8, Garado 2, Meyer 2, Jones 2, Givens 6, Yemane 6, Murillo 11, Guzman 9, Tucker 1.

Bell 71, Roosevelt 57--Bell, behind 18 points each from Sione Sione and Jerry Lopez, was able to pull away to earn a victory in a semifinal game.  Christopher Strickland scored all 12 of his points in the fourth quarter and Bell (5-5) outscored Roosevelt 25-20.  Bell advances to the championship game to be played at Eagle Rock High.

Consolation

Bravo 54, Flintridge Prep 47 --Tim Mercer had 23 points for Flintridge Prep (1-8). Bravo is 3-10.

Garfield 60, Eagle Rock 53 --Emmanuel Gutierrez had 30 points for Garfield.

University 87, Belmont 45 --Junior forward Ruben Boykin had 28 points to lead University (11-2), who plays Hamilton in the fifth-place game.

Hamilton 58, Wilson 51

Estancia Tournament
Semifinals

Mayfair 68, Ocean View 62--Junior center Chris Childress scored 16 points, senior guard Matt McCraw scored 18 points and senior guard Aron King had 11 points as the Monsoons (8-4) defeated the Eagles to advance to the finals against Villa Park .

Villa Park 90, Estancia 32--The Spartans' 58-point victory over Estancia, 90-32 marked the greatest margin of defeat in Estancia history. The Eagles (9-5), however, held an 11-10 edge with 2:46 left in the first quarter. But Villa Park (13-1) outscored the hosts, 10-5, the rest of the period and poured it on in the second quarter. The Spartans, led by 6-foot-9 junior center Sean Phaler and 6-8 senior forward Brice Prather, ran away in the second quarter, outscoring Estancia, 23-6, for a 43-21 halftime lead.  For the Eagles, it was their lowest offensive output in a game since they scored 27 points against Irvine in early 1993. Phaler finished with 15 points and Prather had 12. Kyle Hogan scored a game-high 22 points.   Phaler also had seven rebounds and seven blocked shots in less than three quarters of action, while Prather added six boards and four blocks in a similar span. Hogan canned 6 of 7 three-point shots and chipped in with six rebounds. For the Eagles, no player reached double figures in scoring, but 6-7 junior Joey Lindquist enjoyed a solid floor game with seven rebounds, two steals and one block. Lindquist had four rebounds (two offensive) and both steals in the first period, as the Eagles used back-to-back three-pointers by Jorge Prado and Jermaine Snell to take a one-point lead with 2:46 to play.  Corey Miller scored on a putback to give Villa Park the lead, then Hogan swished two three-pointers as the Spartans took an 18-11 advantage. Villa Park 90, Estancia 32 Villa Park 20 23 27 20 - 90 Estancia 15 6 3 8 - 32 Villa Park - Miller 8, Beisner 0, Phaler 15, Prather 12, Hogan 22, Cotton 0, Maxwell 2, Herrera 2, Hosier 4, Lan Franco 9, Selinsky 5, Helberg 6, Lanois 5. 3-pt. goals - Hogan 6, Lan Franco 3, Phaler 1. Fouled out - none. Technicals - none. Estancia - Snell 7, Maldonado 7, Lindquist 4, Prado 5, Bradshaw 5, Valdes 0, Novak 0, Cachola 2, Andersen 2. 3-pt. goals - Prado 1, Maldonado 1, Snell 1. Fouled out - Lindquist. Technicals - none.

Consolation

Hoover 71, Antioch 60 --Armen Baghdasarian had 29 points and five assists for Hoover (7-6). Baghdasarian made seven three-pointers, three in the second quarter. Haik Stepanyan had 22 points and four assists for Hoover, which trailed, 34-26, at halftime. Sean Namanny scored 30 points for Antioch (8-3).

South Torrance 63, Rosemead 50--Farbod Azizi had 14 points and five steals and Kevin Ritchie added 14 points, seven rebounds and four steals to lead South. Shane Nolan added 12 points and five assists and Tyler Graham finished with 10 points and five steals for South (5-5). South will play Irvine in the fifth-place game. Albert Cardona had 15 points for Rosemead (7-7).

Irvine 54, Riverside Notre Dame 34

Norte Vista 62, Corona del Mar 59 --Bret Matsen's three-point shot to tie it with just seconds left was negated by a foul before the shot and Corona del Mar High's Sea Kings eventually found themselves 62-59 losers to Norte Vista in the Estancia Coast Classic Friday, dropping Corona del Mar (3-11) into the consolation game against La Quinta. The Sea Kings led by 18 at halftime, but fizzled against Norte Vista's zone in the second half. Norte Vista outscored Corona del Mar 25-8, in the final quarter as the Sea Kings made just one field goal. Lawrence Rene's 12-foot runner gave Riverside Norte Vista its first lead, with 30 seconds remaining, as the Braves rallied from a 20-point third-quarter deficit to win in the Estancia Tournament at Costa Mesa. Norte Vista got back in the game with a 12-0 run and closed the game with a 12-3 run. Billy Sio hit three three-pointers in the fourth quarterNorte Vista (3-10) -- Rene 16, Odom 10, Sio 11, Robinson 6, Lopez 4, Veasley 4, Flores 3, Carter 4, Herbert 4.   Corona del Mar -- Northridge 6, Seaborn 22, Marcillas 14, Welch 1, Glass 6, Matson 10.  Halftime score -- Corona del Mar 39-21. Three-point goals -- Sio 3, Odom, Robinson 2, Seaborn 4, Northridge, Marcillas 2, Matson 2. Total fouls -- Corona del Mar 15, Norte Vista 18. Fouled out -- Marcillas. Norte Vista 8 13 16 25 - 62  Corona del Mar 13 26 12 8 - 59

Maple Ridge (B.C.) 58, Westminster La Quinta 42

San Clemente 84, Whittier Christian 41

Fresno Christian Eagle Challenge
Semifinals

Serra 64, Price 47--Eugene Hackett had 20 points and 11 rebounds for Serra (13-2), which forced 31 turnovers. Eugene Jeter also scored 20 for Serra. They advanced to the championship, where they will play the winner of the Ribet Academy-Rolling Hills Prep game. In control, 37-24, at halftime, Serra claimed the victory after a 16-8 fourth-quarter run. Eugene Jeter added 18 points, nine assists and five steals. Chris Hemphill made 11 rebounds and two blocks.

Fresno Christian 58, Visalia Central Valley Christian 50

Bakersfield Christian 58, Modesto Calvary Temple 52 -- Blake Allen had 24 points, six rebounds, five assist and three steals to lead the Eagles to a victory in the consolation bracket of the Fresno Christian Division V Championships tournament at Fresno Christian High School. Jacob Wright had 16 points and seven rebounds for Bakersfield Christian, which outscored Calvary Temple 11-3 in the first quarter.

Coalinga 55, Bishop Diego 54--Coalinga nailed 10 3-pointers, then held on for a 55-54 victory over Bishop Diego, which went 21-of-33 from the free-throw line.  Pat Minehan led the Cardinals (6-8) with 19 points while David Elmerick added 12. COALINGA -- Taredez 4, Sprague 4, Garcia 15, Campos 11, Ibarra 6, Roygoza 9, Alo 2, Sices 4. Totals 22 1-2 55. BISHOP DIEGO -- Marquez 6, Minehan 19, Aijian 11, Dunn 1, Lagattuta 2, Elmerick 12, Schneider 3. Totals 16 21-33 54. Coalinga . . . 12 18 12 13 -- 55  Bishop Diego . . . 6 13 21 14 -- 54  3-point goals--C 10 (Garcia 4, Campos 3, Roygoza 3), BD 1 (Minehan 1). Total fouls -- C 21, BD 8. Fouled out -- none. Technicals -- none.

Sacramento Capital Christian 65, Eureka St. Bernard 62

Garces (Bakersfield) Tournament

Bakersfield Garces
Pool Play

Garces Memorial (Bakersfield) 64, Bakersfield Liberty 29 -- Although just midway through its season, the Liberty boys basketball team has already seen enough of Garces. On the heels of a 57-point loss to Garces in the South Sequoia League opener for both teams two weeks ago, the Patriots met the Rams in the third night of the Garces Holiday Hoops Challenge Friday night. It wasn't pretty. Neither team played its best game, but even on an off night Garces was overpowering, posting a 64-29 victory.   Garces (13-3), the only undefeated team in the round-robin tournament, squares off with rival parochial school San Joaquin Memorial (7-5) of Fresno at 7 o'clock tonight in the final round of the seven-team tournament.  If Memorial can defeat the Rams, and El Segundo (11-2) can get past Shafter tonight, all three teams would be 3-1 in tournament play. In case of a tie, the championship would be awarded to the team that gave up the least amount of points in the tournament.  Despite the lopsided victory against the Patriots, the Rams were slow to get started. Neither team scored in the first two minutes. Anthony Esparza, who led Garces with a game-high 13 points, finally got things going with a steal and driving layin, igniting an 8-0 run. After Liberty (4-11) scored on a short jump shot by Scott Wells, Esparza followed with a 3-pointer, and 7-foot sophomore Robert Swift scored on a follow-up bank shot to give the Rams a 13-2 lead.  The Rams continued the onslaught in the second quarter, scoring the first 13 points of the period and led 29-6 on a basket by 6-foot-4 forward Derrick Norris. Norris finished with 10 points and was the only other Garces player in double figures. Eleven Rams scored.   Zak Bolton countered Garces' run with a pull-up jumper, but the Rams closed the half with a 12-3 run and lead 41-11 at the intermission.  Along the way to its 30-plus point advantage, the Rams committed several turnovers, including an errant pass off the backboard, an ill-fated behind-the-back pass and a lob attempt that ricocheted off the rim.  Despite Garces' temporary lapses, the Patriots were unable to capitalize. Liberty struggled offensively, managing just nine field goals in the game. Leading scorer junior Brian Stanley was held scoreless for the first three quarters and finished with just five points.

Kerman 63, Shafter 61 --Jordan DeLuna scored 18 points and James Sanders added 14 to lead the Lions past the Generals (10-4). Trailing by 10 points at the end of the third quarter, Shafter pulled to within two behind the strong play of senior Ricky Ishida, who finished with a team-high 18 points.

San Joaquin (Fresno) Memorial 60, Kerman 49--Senior Antonio Lawrence scored 22 points and junior Chris Joseph added 13 to lead the Panthers (7-5). Kerman (7-7) led 18-13 at the end of the first quarter and trailed by just five points late in the final period. Junior Mike Champion led the Lions with 17 points, while Paul Stidham chipped in 16 points for the Lions.

El Segundo 58, St. Joseph 54--Mike McCullough was 4-for-4 from the free throw line in the closing minutes to lift El Segundo. McCullough finished with 10 points for the Eagles (11-2). Jeramie Hopson led all scorers with 20 points, including four 3-point baskets. Tino Gomez added 11 points and Dashawn Strong finished with 10 points and nine rebounds.  Joe Tilley scored 13 points and Stewart Kussler added 12 for St. Joseph Santa Maria (5-8), but it wasn't enough for the Knights.

Granite Hills Holiday Tournament
Pool Play

El Cajon Valhalla 56, Pacific Hills 51

Calexico 59, Sweetwater 56--Calexico 11 15 18 15 -- 59 Sweetwater 13 12 17 14 -- 56 Calexico -- Maldonado 24, Flores 2, Ramsey 2, Mares 4, Johnson 4, Gonzalez 2, Marin 19, Pesqueira 2; Sweetwater -- R. Gonzalez 10, Trujillo 23, Rosure 8, Martinez 4, Wong 4, Meza 3, Phelps 2, Galvez 2. Three-point goals -- Marin 5, R. Gonzalez 2, Trujillo 2.

Granite Hills 70, El Cajon 52--El Cajon 5 16 16 15 -- 52 Granite Hills 17 19 14 20 -- 70 El Cajon -- Flemister 7, D. Taylor 2, Foster 3, Rigel 2, P. Taylor 7, Reed 14, Agana 9, Felure 8; Granite Hills -- Nasser 4, Davis 16, Elhabashy 8, Chase 18, Hall 10, Fine 2, Heath 12.

Crawford 73, El Cajon Valley 68--Crawford 12 28  9 24 -- 73 El Cajon 20 16 11 21 -- 68 Crawford -- Grahm 4, Harris 10, Banks 21, Coleman 23, McDonald 2, Jones 2, Egypt 11; El Cajon -- Flemister 4, Pierce 2, Taylor 13, Reed 27, Agana 5, Dubois 8, Felure 9.

Granite Hills 72, El Centro Central 63-- Central 15 18  9 21 -- 63 Granite Hills 25 14 14 19 -- 72 Central -- Martinez 4, Porter 6, Robles 9, Henderson 12, McGee 18, Sabul 7, Fernandez 5, Loop 2; Granite Hills -- Nasser 4, Davis 20, Elhabashy 15, Arya 2, Chase 16, Hall 10, Fine 5.

Hart Holiday Classic
Semifinals

Hart 61, Camarillo 51 --Cody Kase had 19 points to lead Hart (11-3).

Bakersfield West 72, Cleveland (LA City) 58 -- Senior forward Walter Strickland scored 16 points and grabbed four rebounds to help West to a win over Cleveland High of San Fernando in the Hart Holiday Classic. The victory moves the Vikings (10-4) into the championship game tonight at 8 at Hart High School. Junior guard/forward Matt Jones scored 15 points with four rebounds for West, senior guard Marcus Duarte-Smith scored 13 points and senior forward Vincent Harris had 11 points, 10 rebounds and seven blocked shots for the Vikings. Guard Matt Awad scored 12 points for Cleveland while 6-foot-5 teammate Gabriel Benard scored all 11 points, all in the first quarter before West, and foul trouble, shut him down with no points the rest of the way.

Consolation Semifinal

Royal 71, Palmdale 61 (2OT)-- Down by six points with less than a minute to play Friday in the consolation semifinal of the Hart Tournament, Royal rallied for a 71-61 double-overtime victory over Palmdale.   Chris Johnson had 18 points, including three 3-pointers. Michael Nielson added 16 points and eight rebounds for Royal (6-6). Johnson's 3-pointer with 50 seconds left in regulation narrowed Royal's deficit to 50-47. Nielson tied the game with 16 seconds remaining with a layup and a free throw.  In the second overtime period, Nielson and Johnson combined for nine of Royal's 15 points. Joel Hendershot had 15 points and 10 rebounds for Royal. Robert Davis had six points, seven rebounds and three assists. Palmdale (61) -- Salinas 11, Baldwin 7, Saldana 5, McElroy 16, Jones 8, Frazier 2, Haggan 12.   Royal (71) -- Davis 6, Johnson 18, Vosse 5, Hendershot 15, Getrost 7, Nielson 16, Cormick 2, Cheema 2.  Palmdale  15 14 15 6 6 5--61 Royal 10 17 10 13 6 15--71 3-Point goals -- Palmdale (Baldwin, Saldana, Haggan 2). Royal (Johnson 3, Vosse, Getrost, Nielson). Fouled out -- McElroy, Salinas. Rebounds -- Royal 44 (Hendershot 10). Assists -- Royal (Davis 3). Total fouls -- Palmdale 21, Royal 9. Record -- Royal 6-6.

Glendale 63, Littlerock 42 --Isa Hall had 22 points and 10 rebounds for Glendale (6-7). Teammate Riley Van Patten scored 15 points. Timothy Anderson scored 20 points for Littlerock.

Murphy 65, Highland 62 --Justin Truman, who scored 33 points, hit two free-throws with 14 seconds remaining to secure the victory for Murphy (10-4).

Reseda 46, North Hollywood 37 --Sergei Lepashinski had 12 points to lead Reseda.

Burbank Burroughs 63, Santa Fe 48

Morningside 80, LACES 26

Hollywood HS Sheik Classic
Pool Play  

L.A. Jordan 46, King Drew 37

San Fernando 53, Foshay 46

Verdum Dei 59, Hawthorne JV 23

Hollywood 42, Beverly Hills 39

Joshua Springs Tournament
Semifinals

Calvary Vista 76, Baker Valley 32 --Calvary 20 22 16 18 -- 76 Baker 4  9  7 12 -- 29  Calvary Christian -- Savicki 10, Barrett 2, Henschel 15, Captain 14, Mares 7, Riley 13, Mesa 4, DLopez 5, JLopez 6.

Joshua Springs 51, Ambassador Christian 40--   Nathan Rynning dished out eight assists to help Joshua Springs defeat Fontana Ambassador Christian in the semifinals of the Joshua Springs Tournament. Joshua Springs will play Calvary Vista of Vista California in the championship game.Ambassador Christian (6-4) -- Guzman 13, Hardy 12, Esqirel 9, Giden 4, Dowell 2.  Joshua Springs (8-2) -- Rynning 20, Conner 13, Hagerman 8, Halicki 3, Woodbury 3, Griffith 2, Peterson 1, Wagner 1.  Halftime score -- Joshua Springs 24-16. Three-point goals -- Rynning 2, Guzman 2, Esqirel. Total fouls -- Ambassador Christian 22, Joshua Springs 15. Fouled out -- none. Technical fouls -- Hagerman. 

Katella Tournament
Pool Play

Bolsa Grande 74, Katella 64 --Omar Amaral had 24 points and Jimmy Nao had 15 points for Bolsa Grande (11-3). Keith Smith had 13 points for Katella (9-5).

Buena Park 52, Sultana 46 --Deandre Robinson led Buena Park (11-2), with 18 points and Eugene Ikahihito chipped in with 12.

Narbonne 68, Servite 52--Beto Delgado led Narbonne with 21 points, eight assists and three rebounds in his fourth game back after overcoming an early shoulder injury as the Gauchos advanced to the championship game. Reggie Simms scored 17 points with four assists and three rebounds for the Gauchos (7-5). Uzoma Mmeje had 12 points, five assists and five rebounds and Amir Fisher added 10 points and six rebounds. Erik Hilde had 19 points and Brent McConaghy had 12 points for Servite (6-8).

Norco 83, Savanna 64 --Senior forward Michael Knight had 22 points, seven rebounds and six steals, and helped Norco get off to a fast start, as he scored eight of the Cougars' 24 first-quarter points in a third-round pool play Katella Tournament victory.  Tolani Ogunyoku had 10 points for Norco. Turmel Woods had 24 points for Savanna and Curt Watson had 15 points for Savanna (3-9). Norco (8-6) -- Black 11, Cuadra 8, Knight 22, Tol. Ogunyoku 10, Graves 6, Blackmon 8, Sanders 4, Tok. Ogunyoku 1, Waterbury 2, Moore 7, Contreras 4.  Savanna (3-9) -- Smith 12, Coleman 1, Woods 24, Watson 15, Fairchild 5, Davis 2, Reyes 3, Nau 2.  Halftime score -- Norco 41-29. Three-point goals -- Knight, Moore, Woods, Watson. Total fouls -- Norco 20, Savanna 14. Fouled out -- Graves, Waterbury, Fairchild.

La Quinta "Gamer Invitational" Tournament
Pool Play

El Torro 79, La Quinta 49--Matt Claflin and Patrick Carney had 16 points apiece for El Toro (10-4). The Blackhawks’ Paul St. Angelo keeps scoring but it wasn’t enough as the Blackhawks lost again.  St. Angelo scored a team-high 23 points with three 3-points. That makes 10 3-pointers in his past two games.

Danville Monte Vista 62, Torrance 52

Merrill West 49, Ponderosa 48--Cameron Green had 21 points for West and Wendell Brown made two clutch free throws to give West a three-point lead with just a few seconds remaining West (10-4)-- Brett Brooks 11, Wendall Brown 8, Cameron Green 21, Scott Brown 2, Dinsmore 6, Duru 3, Totals: 18 10-16 49 Ponderosa -- Beale 4, Brown 6, Fausel 7, Justin Kargl 14, Jaime Morris 11, Montgomery 2, Olsen 2, Tiner 2, Totals: 19 9-15 4 West 16 8 15 10-- 49 Ponderosa 6 7 20 15-- 48 3-pointers --West 3 (Brooks, Green, Duru), Poderosa 1 (Fausel) Total fouls -- West 17, Poderosa 18 Fouled out -- Matt Montgomery, Ponderosa

Lincoln Academy (San Diego) 77, Mira Costa 54--Lincoln 17 19 16 25 -- 77 Mira Costa 15 18 12 11 -- 54  Lincoln (10-2) -- Davis 20, McGuire 14, Payne 2, Dillon 2, Deshotels 24, Hardy 1, C. Jones 2, Smith 5, Ch. Jones 5, Cox 2.

Lincoln Academy 73, Merrill West 47-- Lincoln 13 15 17 28 -- 73 Merrill West 13  6 10 18 -- 47 Lincoln (9-2) -- Davis 8, McGuire 22, Payne 5, Dillon 5, Deshotels 6, Jones 8, Hardy 6, Smith 9, C.Jones 4.

La Salle-Temple City Tournament

La Salle/Temple City
Semifinals

La Canada 56, Temple City 40 --Greg Gudino had 20 points and 13 rebounds to lead La Canada (10-3). Temple City (9-3) was led by Kevin Sweeney with 23 points. Sweeney torched La Canada for 15 points in the game's first 12 minutes. Sweeney scored the game's first eight points, including a pair of 3-pointers. Then midway through the second quarter, the junior guard completed a three-point play to give Temple City a 19-14 lead. But from that point on, the Spartans used their size advantage on offense and a rebounding advantage on defense to douse Temple City's momentum.  Temple City had no match for La Canada forwards Mark Moore and Greg Gaudino, who combined for eight of La Canada's 12 points during a 12-3 run at the end of the second quarter. The run was punctuated by a transition slam dunk from Gaudino, who had a team-high 20 points and 12 rebounds.  Moore had 14 points and 14 rebounds.   The Rams scored only eight points in the next 15 minutes following Sweeney's three-point play.  Sweeney led all scorers with 23 points, but the rest of Temple City's starters combined for just 10.  La Canada will play Franklin, a 57-39 winner over St. Monica on Friday, in today's championship game at La Salle High at 7:30 p.m. Temple City will play St. Monica for third place at 6 p.m. The Rio Hondo League rivals will meet again on Jan. 18 during league play.

Franklin 57, St. Monica 39

Consolation

Alhambra 68, St. Bernard 62 --Erich Chung scored 37 points for Alhambra (7-7).  Bruce Bevans had 21 points, but the Vikings (6-10) lost in the fifth-place semifinals. Rocky Hinds added 14 points and eight rebounds, Terell Johnson added 11 points and nine rebounds and Kevin Ross had 10 points.

La Salle 70, Gabrieleno 55

Montebello 54, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 46 --The Oilers overcame a 14-point first half deficit and senior Christian Faenz scored 17 points to high-light Montebello's win in the consolation semifinals of the La Salle/Temple City Tournament. The Oilers went to a zone defense in the second half to limit the Knights offensively and backup center Mando Jimenez scored a big basket in a Montebello second half run.. Montebello improved its record to 8-5.

Whittier 65, LA Marshall 53

Cathedral 61, Maranatha 57

La Verne Lutheran Tournanment
Pool Play

Semifinals

Antelope Valley Christian 78, Southlands Christian 29 --Phillip Okonna had 23 points and eight rebounds for Antelope Valley Christian (6-4)

Los Angeles Lutheran 62, First Lutheran 18

Sacramento Lutheran 74, Upland Christian 45--Nick Roberds scored 19 for Upland Christian (8-4), which finished third in its pool and will play for fifth place Saturday. Teammate Taylor Unzicker added 15 points off five 3-pointers for Upland Christian.

La Verne Lutheran def. La Verne Lutheran JV (forfeit)

Las Vegas Prep Classic

Las Vegas (Nev.)
Semifinals

Crossroads 80, Las Vegas (Nev.) Cheyenne 77--Robert Locke had 28 points for Crossroads (7-4).

Las Vegas (Nev.) 78, Miller 66--Jacob Ramirez scored 19 points and Ward added 13, but the Rebels (14-2) never got closer than three points in the second half in a semifinal game.

Quarterfinals

Crossroads 64, Peninsula 63 --Joe Abrahms had 23 points and Robert Locke added 21 for Crossroads. Gardner of Peninsula had 27.

AB Miller 79, Riverside ML King 73 --Jacob Ramirez and Jeremiah Ward scored 23 points apiece and Ward added seven assists and eight rebounds while Victor Michel added 16 for the Rebels in a quarterfinal contest at Las Vegas High. Miller led 51-37 at halftime and never let King get closer than five points.King (11-3) -- Ellis 11, Lea 25, Hilt 0, Rosborough 8, Thomas 21, Simms 8.  Miller (13-1) -- Smith 6, Brown 2, Ramirez 23, Pruitt 5, Ward 23, Ragland 2, Michael 16, Littleton 2.   Halftime score -- Miller 51-37. Three-point goals -- Ellis 2, Rosborough, Ramirez 5, Michael, Pruitt. Total fouls -- King 20, Miller 21. Fouled out -- Ellis, Smith.

Cheyenne (Las Vegas) 70, Hanford 41--

Las Vegas 63, Phoenix (Ariz.) Washington 40

Consolation

King 73, Phoenix (Ariz.) Washington 72 (OT) --Thomas Simms scored off a rebound in the final seconds of overtime to lift King (11-3). Marvin Lea had 23 points for King.

Peninsula 59, Hanford 56

McQueen (Reno) 72, Woodbridge 66--Cole Edmondson scored 19 points but the second-ranked Warriors (11-4) fell to McQueen (11-4).

Las Vegas (Nev.) Centennial 56, Trabuco Hills 52

Consolation semifinal

Temecula Valley 64, Las Vegas Clark 61--Brandon Menancio hit two free-throws late in the game to give Temecula Valley the lead, and Ross Green picked up a turnover and assisted Josh Bomar for a dunk to cap the consolation semifinal game in the Las Vegas Tournament against Clark. Temecula Valley will play Nevada Centennial in the consolation championship game. Clark -- Philogene 28, Palma 8, Woodruff 1, Robinson 6, Burton 9, Jackson 2, McPeters 3, Wedlow 4.  Temecula Valley (10-5) -- Segismar 5, Hodge 2, Green 20, Shepherd 2, Bomar 6, Menancio 4, Combs 6, Joshway 9, Vincent 2, Hassen 8.  Halftime score -- Temecula Valley 31-30. Three-point goals -- Green 2, Philongene, Robinson 2, McPeters. Total fouls -- Clark 20, Temecula Valley 18. Fouled out -- Hodge. 

Trabuco Hills 68, Granada Hills 58

Centennial (Las Vegas) 63, Corona 49

Consolation quarterfinal

Temecula Valley 53, Arlington 50 --Tied with three seconds left to play, Ross Green tossed in a shot from three-point range to win the consolation quarterfinal game in the Las Vegas Tournament for Temecula Valley over Riverside Arlington.  Arlington -- Simon 17, Adriaanse 5, Holguin 7, Ordonlo 1, Lefotu 14, Acosta 3, Thomas 3.  Temecula Valley (9-5) -- Segismar 0, Hodge 12, Green 14, Shepherd 0, Bomar 8, Menancio 5, Combs 2, Joshway 6, Hassen 6.  Halftime score -- Temecula Valley 25-24. Three-point goals -- Menancio, Green 3, Simon, Adriaanse, Acosta. Total fouls -- Arlington 14, Temecula Valley 12. Fouled out -- none. Technical fouls -- Thomas. 

Oakland Castlemont 73, Arroyo Grande 54

Western 63, Fresno McLane 44

Lynwood 55, Scottsdale (Ariz.) Chaparral 42

LA Baptist Tournament
Semifinals

St. Bonaventure 72, Fillmore 67 --Whitney Lewis had 24 points and 11 rebounds to lead St. Bonaventure (8-3). Armando Ferrer had 20 points for Fillmore.  Clay Hertel had 13 points, including three 3-pointers, and six assists. St. Bonaventure faces L.A. Baptist in the championship game today at 7:30 p.m. Fillmore (8-4) was led by Armando Ferrer who had 20 points and Chad Fore added 16. Fillmore made nine 3-pointers.St. Bonaventure (72) -- Hertel 13, Barnard 14, Dolinar 6, Cummings 11, Lewis 24, Fisher 2, Cottens 2  Fillmore (67) -- Fore 16, Arroyo 13, Edwards 12, Ferrer 20, DeLaPiedra 2, Handly 4.  St. Bonaventure 15 19 19 19--72 Fillmore 15 13 18 21--67 3-Point goals -- St. Bonaventure (Hertel 3). Fillmore (Fore 3, Arroyo, Edwards 2, Ferrer 3). Fouled out -- Arroyo. Rebounds -- St. Bonaventure (Lewis 11), Fillmore (Ferrer 8). Assists -- St. Bonaventure (Hertel 6), Fillmore (Arroyo 5). Total fouls -- St. Bonaventure 17, Fillmore 18. Technicals -- St. Bonaventure (pre-game dunk). Records: St. Bonaventure 8-3, Fillmore 8-4. 

L.A. Baptist 72, Paraclete 69

Consolation

Grace Brethren 45, L.A. Baptist JV 29

Marin Catholic Tournanment
Semifinals

Consolation

Irvine University 83, San Rafael Terra Linda 82--David Feistel made the front end of a two-shot foul with less than a second remaining to win if for University (9-5). Jon Asnon made seven three-pointers and had 21 points to lead the Trojans, who made 15 three-point shots.

San Francisco Lincoln def. Norwalk

Benicia 61, Huntington Park 53

Mission Bay (San Diego) "Surf & Slam" Holiday Classic

Slam Division

Arvin 69, Mission Bay 44 -- Center Randy Twyford scored 17 points for Arvin (3-9) in the win over Mission Bay in the San Diego Surfer's Slam Tournament. Small forward Walter Lopez added 12 points and grabbed seven rebounds for the Bears while teammate George Torres scored 10 points. Arvin plays Lick-Wilmerding for the tournament championship today at 4:15 p.m. at Mission Bay High School.

Mission Bay 55, Los Gatos 50--Los Gatos 8 16 13 13 -- 50 Mission Bay 14 16 14 11 -- 55 Los Gatos -- Kay 2, Modir 8, Holbert 6, Edwards 6, Clock 17, Bauer 11; Mission Bay (5-2) -- Daniels 6, Bussey 9, Hernandez 2, Barzoni 5, Parrott 5, Hotaling 9, Smith 19.

San Diego Division

Lick Wilmerding 52, University Prep 37--Lick-Wilmerding 8 18 14 12 -- 52 Univ. Prep 18  5  7  7 -- 37  Lick-Wilmerding -- Leonard 14, McCormick 6, Grant 8, Blair 6, Brown 12, Zier 6; University Prep -- Copley 10, Erwin 8, Schultz 2, Lippett 17. Three-point goals -- .

Arvin 69, Mission Bay II 44-- M.B. II 10  6 14 14 -- 44 Arvin 17 17 15 20 -- 69 Mission Bay II -- Childs 4, Cloud 13, Davis 4, Estes 5, Haywood 2, Houston 9, Ingram 2, Neal 3, Zufall 2; Arvin -- Carmona 3, Esparza 7, Figueroa 2, Flores 2, Iangmire 2, Lopez 12, Pena 6, Rivas 8, Torres 10, Twyford 17. Three-point goals -- .

Montesano 76, Overlake 43-- Overlake 7 14  9 13 -- 43 Montesano 20 23 15 18 -- 76 Overlake -- Mason 12, Jaffe 6, Chapell 8, Williams 1, Jones 8, Smith 8; Montesano -- Sholes 12, Easter 2, Smith 3, BEspedal 14, Schlott 9, AEspedal 10, DSchlott 9, Kastner 4, Smith 4, Prince 9.

Surf Division

Foothill 82, Serra 52-- Serra 16 12 14 10 -- 52 Foothill 27 11 26 18 -- 82 Serra -- Dixon 3, McKinney 10, Frye 1, Snyder 2, Simpson 17, Toomata 7, Pitts 4, Yazdi 5, Wills 3; Foothill -- Jarmuz 7, Martinez 4, Grig 13, Tannattill 6, Greenaway 10, Wood 8, Lamson 2, Cooper 7, Patak 25.

E. Jessamine 91, Riverdale 70--Riverdale 16 15 12 27 -- 70 E. Jessamine 14 20 29 28 -- 91 Riverdale -- Lane 2, Baxter 3, Coleman 12, Cheesebrew 22, Crokett 15, Poston 5, Lyons 9, Henry 2; East Jessamine -- Jointer 9, Wade 24, Vernon 4, Wayne 27, Duke 11, Kleinsasser 4, Waford 2, Richardson 7, Givens 2, McClure 2.

Bountiful 69, Lathrop 57--Bountiful 14 15 22 18 -- 69 Lathrop 15  7 19 16 -- 57 Bountiful -- Lassetter 2, Christensim 12, Matheson 4, Auvda 9, Kruaneo 8, Kilgere 14, Orchard 20; Lathrop -- Graziadei 5, Born 4, Fuller 3, Shaver 14, Kalberg 6, Reeves 4, Wade 3, Robinson 3, Snowden 12.

Modesto Christian Holiday Classic

Modesto Christian
Gold Bracket
Quarterfinals

Oakland Tech 93, Berkeley St. Mary’s 77--It was billed as a Northern California showdown between No. 2 Oakland Tech and No. 5 Saint Mary's of Berkeley at the Modesto Holiday Hoop Classic at Cal State Stanislaus' Warrior Arena.   For three quarters Friday, the game lived up to its billing.  Then Leon Powe took over. Powe, Tech's 6-foot-8 junior, had 15 of his game-high 36 points as Tech held Saint Mary's to 17 points in the final quarter of its 93-77 quarterfinal victory in the tournament's gold bracket.  Tech will face another powerhouse in today's semifinal at 3 p.m in Long Beach Poly, which defeated Kennedy of Sacramento 76-45. Today's semifinal winners meet in the championship game tonight at 8. The semifinals and finals will be played at Warrior Arena.  Tech used a late second-quarter run to close the half with a 12-point lead, but St. Mary's opened the third with a 12-2 run of its own to get back in the game. Tech coach Hodari McGavock then called a timeout and made a defensive adjustment, switching from man-to-man to zone, and Tech took off.  Tech point guard Armondo Surratt nailed a pair of second-half free throws as part of his 27 points. But it was his ability to get the ball into Powe at the right spot that put Tech over the top. Surratt continually found Powe, including twice for slam dunks, in the second half.

Compton Centennial 73, Sylmar 69--Senior guard Frank Robinson nailed a 3-pointer with 20 seconds remaining to bring Sylmar within five, but Centennial of Compton put the game away at the free-throw line, earning a spot in the semifinals.  Jeff Morse had 24 points for Sylmar.

Long Beach Poly 76, Sacramento Kennedy 45--Kennedy hung with Long Beach Poly -- ranked No. 5 in the state -- for a quarter, trailing just 13-12 after a period. But Poly's size and athleticism eventually got the best of Kennedy as the Jackrabbits outscored Kennedy 24-7 in the third quarter. Kyle Kelly scored eight of Kennedy's 12 first-quarter points, but it wasn't enough. Reggie Butler had 19 points for Long Beach Poly. The Jackrabbits turned on the heat in the third quarter with a 24-7 run to pull away from Sacramento's Kennedy to advance to the semifinal round of the tournament in Modesto.  Poly (10-1) got 18 points from Reggie Butler and 16 points apiece from Bobby Jones (9 rebounds) and Carlos Rivers (7 assists) in the victory. Mike Roche had 10 points.  Poly will oppose Oakland Tech in a 3 p.m. semifinal game, which is preceded by Compton Centennial's 1 p.m. semifinal game against Modesto Christian. The winners will meet in the title game at 8 p.m. 

Modesto Christian 72, Fresno Edison 41--It was a night of good news and bad news for the Modesto Christian High boys basketball team at the Modesto Holiday Hoop Classic on Friday. The good news was that MC rolled into the semifinals of the tournament with a dominating performance in a 72-41 victory over Edison of Fresno at Cal State Stanislaus in the quarterfinals of the gold bracket.  The bad news came only minutes into the game when starting point guard Brian Donham broke his left foot when he landed on an Edison player's foot. Donham told trainers and teammates while he was being attended to that it "popped" immediately. He was in terrible pain as he was helped out of the arena to seek further medical attention. Donham will have surgery, which will include placing screws into the foot. It is not known if he will be able to return this season.  MC (12-3) moves on to the semifinal at Stanislaus' Warrior Arena against Centennial of Compton, which defeated Sylmar 73-69 earlier Friday.   Long Beach Poly and Oakland Tech square off in the other semifinal at 3 p.m. The winners will move on to tonight's final.  The Crusaders were able to recover and played well without their point guard. James Noel led MC offensively, scoring 26 points, while David Paris, Liam Hughes and Noel continually rejected the penetrating play of the Tigers from the paint.  The second half belonged to the Crusaders, who outscored the Tigers 40-22. MC's presence inside forced Edison out of its slashing style and into an outside offense. The Crusaders owned the boards and Edison had no chance to recover when it was getting only one-shot possessions.  Bobby Cole II had 11 points, and the senior assumed the ballhandling duties when Donham went down, sparking the Crusaders' transition game.  Noel benefited from the attention that Paris received. As Paris was being double-teamed, Noel found openings on the other side of the court, and converted those into easy layups. Edison --Jeff Fulmer 7, Tyler Wagner 2, Jerome Ireland 2, Alfred George 7, Lorenzo Sims 6, Robert Rose 4, John Glasser 2, Varon Mitchell 7, Kevin Tatum 4. Totals: 14 11-17 41.  Modesto Chr (12-3) -- Liam Hughes 6, J.R. Mark 1, Brian Donham 2, James Noel 26, Andre Glenn 5, Austin Paris 5, Bobby Cole II 11, Marshall Meyers 2, David Paris 14. Totals: 29 12-13 72.  Edison 8 11 12 10-- 41  Modesto Chr 14 18 22 18-- 72 3-pointers -- Edison 1 (Simms), MC 2 (A. Paris, Cole). Total fouls -- Edison 14, MC 14.

Silver Bracket
Quarterfinals

Bishop Montgomery 73, Tokay 48 --Fred Washington and Gavin Lee each scored 23 points for Bishop Montgomery (8-4).

Taft (LA City) 60, Laguna Creek 52 --Mustafa Asghari had 29 points and five steals for Taft (8-3).

Consolation

Oakland Skyline def. Anaheim Canyon

Manteca East Union 85, Santa Cruz 65--The Lancers pulled off the upset of a state-ranked team.

Bronze Bracket
Semifinals

Manteca Sierra 54, Altaville Bret Harte 44--Bret Harte -- (8-5)Aaron Elevi 3 (1 0-0), John Aitken 6 (2 1-2), Travis Emmerson 12 (4 4-5), Dustin Shinn 13 (6 0-1), Kevin Inks 2 (0 2-2), Josh Rice 8 (3 0-0). Totals 16 6-10 44.   Sierra (7-6) -- Daniel Pastran 4 (1 1-2), Leon Carr 8 (3 2-4), Mike Williams 24 (6 8-11), Derrick Shaw 14 (5 4-6), Ryan Holloway 2 (1 0-0), Nick Richards 2 (1 0-0). Totals 16 13-23 54.   3 Point Goals -- Bret Harte 5 (Aitken, Elevi, Shinn, Rice 2), Sierra 6 (Pastran, Williams 5). Team Fouls -- Bret Harte 20, Sierra 14. Fouled Out -- Bret Harte (Rice).

Turlock 63, Moraga Campolindo 59

Montgomery HS (San Diego) Holiday Invitational

Hilltop 45, El Centro Southwest 29--Hilltop 9 15 12  9 -- 45 E.C. Southwest 6 10  6  7 -- 29 Hilltop -- Baca 2, Harms 20, Garcia 6, Wessel 4, Haney 4, Olvera 2, Harrington 2, Partida 5; El Centro Southwest -- Laboy 8, Sarbia 5, Lara 1, Hernandez 1, Hoyt 2.   Three-point goals -- Harms 3, Laboy 2.

Grossmont 89, Lutheran 44-- Lutheran 14  8  6 16 -- 44 Grossmont 30 23 22 14 -- 89 Lutheran -- Kasaty 4, Stevens 2, Hooper 12, Griedey 6, P.Kasaty 6, Buckaluw 12, Peterson 2; Grossmont -- Brands 13, Sanders 13, Williams 2, Vickers 10, Young 6, Gerber 10, Goldbarg 5, Long 7, McDonald 5, M.Barbour 5, Ayub 13.

Brawley 69, Hoover 65 (OT)--Hoover 12 23  6 15  9 -- 65 Brawley 16 10 12 17 13 -- 69 Hoover -- Maye 9, Fuller 3, Spain 6, Abdi 11, Ford 19, White 16, Almanor 1; Brawley -- Coral 5, Rivera 15, Alvarez 2, Haley 4, Melindrez 8, Lofton 30, Hernandez 4.

Montgomery 55, West Hills 39--West Hills 12  5  9 13 -- 39 Montgomery 16 11  9 19 -- 55 West Hills -- Zizzo 6, Henrickson 10, Ostrander 2, Frye 3, Sutton 5, Hammond 10, Miller 3; Montgomery -- Mohammed 18, Whaley 11, R.Wohlford 2, Pazzaro 18, L.Wohlford

Mt. Carmel HS San Diego Holiday Hoops Classic
Semifinals

Rocklin 63, El Dorado 58--Rocklin 16 13 17 17 -- 63 El Dorado 15 14 14 15 -- 58 Rocklin -- Yaklich 2, Angel 7, Wirth 2, Harris 7, Crittendon 4, Snyder 28, Alexander 8, Schmidt 5; El Dorado -- Burnett 1, Miller 6, Price 14, Patten 27, Cook 6, Bond 2, Ewart 2.

Mission Viejo 58, Sonora 51--Travis Niesen had 26 points and nine rebounds to lead the Diablos into tonight's final against Rocklin, a 63-58 winner against El Dorado in the other semifinal.  Mission Viejo 15 17 12 14 -- 58 Sonora 14  7 14 16 -- 51 Mission Viejo -- Niesen 26, JaCollins 11, Engstrom 4, Stacey 9, JeCollins 6, Palmer 2; Sonora -- Knight 13, RRogers 8, TRogers 9, Trejo 3, Johnston 6, Salinas 9.

Consolation

Castle Park 64, Bakersfield Centennial 55 --Castle Park pulled away in the second half to defeat the Golden Hawks (3-11) in the consolation bracket of the 16-team Mount Carmel Tournament at Mount Carmel High. Guard Nick Standiford scored six of his team-high 19 points in the first quarter, helping Centennial to a 17-14 lead. he also made three 3-pointers. The games was tied 28-28 at halftime.Castle Park 14 14 18 18 -- 64 Centennial 17 11 15 12 -- 55 Castle Park (2-8) -- Harvey 11, Dowell 11, Harmon 4, Bratford 15, Ransom 16, Armstrong 7; Centennial (3-11) -- Rios 6, Rhoades 5, vance 8, Standiford 19, Unfried 9, Pain 4, Hansen 4. Three-point goals -- Standiford 2, Harvey 2, Dowell 2.

Rancho Buena Vista 84, El Capitan 80 (OT)--RBV 15 19 18 18 14 -- 84 El Capitan 16 17 16 21 10 -- 80 Rancho Buena Vista-- Turner 18, Cross 38, Castaneda 2, Johnson 12, Lawrence 14; El Capitan (4-10) -- Gregerson 6, Grant 13, Mena 13, Fisher 1, Relph 15, Stephens 2, Boswell 30.  Three-point goals -- Turner 4, Gregerson 2, Mena 2.

Cerritos 51, Kearny 50--Cerritos 17 8 14 12 -- 51 Kearny 17 9 13 11 -- 50 Cerritos (7-6) -- Hong 6, Convento 8, Gharari 10, Sohn 12, Whiten 2, Brown 12. Kearny (8-6) -- Hancock 21, Ali 3, Tucker 2, Garrett 2, Speed 1, Ware 12, Vasquez 2, Johnson 7. Three-point goals -- Gharari 3, Ware 3.

Oceanside 59, Monte Vista 36--Oceanside 18 8 15 18 -- 59 Monte Vista 10 9  8  9 -- 36 Oceanside (7-6) -- Wright 2, Ross 1, Bennett 6, Harris 18, Rollins 6, Wilson 9, Bruce 10, Kennedy 2, Byrd 5; Monte Vista (4-9) -- Wells 12, Yousif 8, Whyte 1, Simpson 4, Snyder 2, Jennings 2, Childs 4, Sykes 2.  Three-point goals -- Harris 2, Rollins 2, Yousif 2.

Poway 68, Vista 56--Vista 12 13 12 19 -- 56 Poway 19 14 15 20 -- 68 Vista (5-8) -- Underwood 10, Feliciano 7, Lay 4, Romero 2, Williams 10, Sorrell 7, Nickolei 13, Kelley 3; Poway -- Heer 8, Hall 6, Wiggins 20, Jergensen 11, Sollivan 12, Stock 13.

Mt. Carmel 63, Merced 58--Merced 21 14  5 18 -- 58 Mt. Carmel 18 16  8 21 -- 63  Merced -- Avie 11, Brown 1, Jarrett 4, Uyeno 17, Wandick 9, Farmer 9, Tolsma 7; Mt. Carmel -- Burke 3, Mahoney 3, Magahis 2, Robles 9, Clark 11, Knights 6, Valencia 11, Williams 4, Hartegan 7, Eichten 7.

Nogales Tournament
Semifinals

Rowland 54, San Dimas 50 --Vashon Pruitt scored 24 points for Rowland (11-3).

Canyon Springs 87, Paramount 60 --Richard Cobbs had 14 points and 15 rebounds and Andre McGee had 18 points, five assists and four steals for Canyon Springs. Carlton Arnwine added 15 points and Randy Adams had 10 points and five rebounds. Paramount (9-5) -- Hilton 8, Sandoval 10, Campbell 19, Saucedo 12, Sloan 4, Hood 2, Cargile 1, Lozano 2, Mack 2.  Canyon Springs (9-6) -- Cobbs 14, Adams 10, Woods 4, Smith 12, McGee 18, Arnwine 15, James 6, Gaines 3, McCrae 6.  Halftime score -- Canyon Springs 40-35. Three-point goals -- Hilton, Campbell 3, Cobbs 4, Smith 2, McGee 2, McCrae 2, Arnwine. Total fouls -- Paramount 17, Canyon Springs 27. Fouled out -- Adams.

Consolation

Baldwin Park 68, Azusa 40 --Kris Lewis scored 21 points for Baldwin Park (2-9).

Damien 75, La Puente 59--Zach Phillips scored 27 points and added 10 rebounds, Chaz Turner scored 14 points and Freddie Brown had 13 to lead the Spartans (7-8) to victory in a consolation semifinal contest. Damien plays Alta Loma in the consolation championship.

Alta Loma 62, Garey 44 --Freshman Marcus Carter's double-double of 16 points and 10 rebounds powered the Braves past the Vikings in the consolation semifinals of the Nogales Tournament. Alta Loma (10-4) meets Damien in Saturday's (Dec. 29) consolation final at 3:45 p.m. Terrence Hundley added 15 points for the Braves.

Diamond Ranch 58, Nogales 50-- Richard Coombs scored 18 points and had 10 rebounds and Delano Gray had a career high 10 rebounds to help the Panthers win. Diamond Ranch (9-3) was down by 10 points at halftime and down by 11 with four minutes to go in regulation play, but outscored Nogales 21-5 in the fourth quarter to pull out a victory. The Panthers play against Ontario for fifth place. Coombs managed 12 of his 18 points in the fourth quarter as Diamond Ranch (9-3) outscored the Nobles 21-5. Coombs completed his double-double performance with 10 rebounds. The Panthers, who were coming off a triple-overtime loss to Rowland the previous day, face Ontario at 5:20 p.m. Saturday (Dec. 29) for fifth place. Evan Flagg added 13 points and five steals and Delano Gray had a career-high 11 rebounds for Diamond Ranch.

Ontario def. Walnut--score not reported.

Ontario Christian "Knight Time Classic"
Semifinals

Ontario Christian 65, Arrowhead Christian 52-- The Knights avenged their only defeat of the season and moved into the championship game of their tournament by pulling away late with a 26-point fourth quarter. Ontario Christian (10-1), which will face Kilpatrick was led by Travis Hoekstra with 26 points. Greg Talen added 11 points and Chris Garcia had 10.

Kilpatrick 68, Tri-City Christian 44 --Morris of Kilpatrick had 20 points. Tri-City Chr. 15  9  8 10 -- 44 Kilpatrick 14 22 12 20 -- 68 Tri-City Christian -- Harkness 14, Boerneke 2, Sanetrick 10, Kraatz 2, DeVries 2, McKinley 4, Duran 8.

Consolation

Big Bear 54, Escondido Calvin Christian 52 --Kevin Prins had 20 points for Calvin Christian.

Francis Parker (San Diego) 72, Silver Valley 32 --Christia of Francis Parker had 22 points. Silver Valley 10 10  9  3 -- 32 Francis Parker 24 14 17 17 -- 72 Francis Parker -- Christia 22, Nash 15, Moore 12, Varagic 8, Penrose 5, Skirvin 4, Melton 2, Frank 2, Shotton 2.

Loma Linda Acad. 65, Pasadena Poly 42 -- Kiff Rivinius had 18 points and eight rebounds for Loma Linda Academy (7-2). Loma Linda Academy outscored Pasadena Poly 18-5 in the third period to open up the score in a fifth-place semifinal game of the Knight Time Classic at Ontario Christian. Kiff Rivinius had 18 points and eight rebounds to lead Loma Linda Academy.  Pasadena Poly -- Robbins 13, Kawachi 8, Schneider 8, Holman 6, Cox 4, Hall 3.  Loma Linda Academy (7-2) -- Rivinius 18, Prior 14, Purdom 11, Valdez 4, Franke 1, Boone 8, Nelson 4, Hartnell 2, Newby 2, Alexander 1.  Halftime score -- Loma Linda Academy 30-26. Three-point goals -- Prior 2, Rivinius, Purdom, Holman 2, Robbins. Total fouls -- Pasadena Poly 12, Loma Linda Academy 15. Fouled out -- none. 

Coachella Valley 53, Bloomington Christian 34 --Bloomington Chr. (3-6) -- Jones 6, Hawkins 2, Jordan 15, Ziegler 11, Mendoza 0.   Coachella Valley -- Limon 5, Lopez 4, Uriate 6, Castro 5, Ramos 6, M.Garcia 9, Carlton 10, Huerta 8.  Halftime score -- Coachella Valley 29-15. Three-point goals -- Jordan 4, Carlton 3, Castro, Huerta. Total fouls -- Bloomington Christian 10, Coachella Valley 13. Fouled
out -- none. 

Tri-City Christian 68, Silver Valley 32-- Tri-City Chr. 23 12 16 17 -- 68 Silver Val. 3 14 11  4 -- 32 Tri-City Christian (11-1) -- Weiss 8, M.Harkness 2, Boerneke 3, Santrick 11, Kraatz 12, DeVries 2, McKinley 15, Duran 13, D.Marinello 2.

Orange Holiday Classic Tournament (@ Chapman University)
Semifinals

Centennial Corona 78, Long Beach Cabrillo 66 --Senior guard J.R. Reese scored 20 of his game-high 27 points in the first half as Corona Centennial defeated Long Beach Cabrillo in the semifinals of the Orange Holiday Classic. Centennial led by only two points at the half, but the Huskies used a half-court trap defense to force turnovers and create fast-break opportunities. Centennial plays the Santa Ana Mater Dei-Orange winner in the final  Two weeks ago, Centennial defeated Mater Dei, 65-63, in the championship game of the Ocean View Tournament of Champions, avenging its loss to the Monarchs in last year's Division 1AA championship.   Senior forward Jushay Rockett had 17 points and 8 rebounds in a losing effort for the Jaguars (7-5) as they were beaten by the Huskies (10-1) in the semifinals.  Centennial (11-1) -- L.Soderberg 19, Alexander 5, Rogers 16, Reese 27, Peppers 3, Davis 6, Woodard 2.   Cabrillo -- Friar 13, H.Brown 11, Bennett 4, Patterson 2, McGoughy 7, G.Brown 8, Rockett 13, Nero 8.  Halftime score -- Centennial 39-37. Three-point goals -- H.Brown, McGoughy 2, Nero, Rogers, Reese 5. Total fouls -- Centennial 14, Cabrillo 15. Fouled out -- none. 

Mater Dei 95, Orange 58

Consolation

Fifth-place semifinal

Costa Mesa 85, Kentridge (Wash.) 76 --Danny Krikorian made seven of eight from the three-point line and scored a career-high 24 points for Costa Mesa (9-5), which made a season-high 15 three-pointers. David Conte scored 30, making five three-pointers, and Chad Vakili scored 19 and had nine assists. Down, 45-41, at halftime, the Mustangs (9-5) turned up their defensive intensity to build a 60-52 lead that eventually ballooned to 77-62, before cruising to the finish. Conte, who added nine assists, netted five three-pointers and sneior Chad Vakili hit thrice from beyond the arc en route to 19 points.  Kentridge 19 26 10 21 - 76 Costa Mesa 17 24 19 25 - 85 Kentridge - Blauman 2, Curtis 2, Byrne 8, Broughton 5, Jeremiah 6, Wilson 36, Henley 16, Smith 1. 3-pt. goals - Byrne 2, Jeremiah 1, Wilson 1. Fouled out - Jeremiah. Technicals - none. Costa Mesa - Vakili 19, Jaime 4, Millward 0, Conte 30, Krikorian 24, Clark 6, Trinh 2, Rodriguez 0, Rowe 0, Ball 0, Kohara 0, Stroman 0. 3-pt. goals - Krikorian 7, Conte 5, Vakili 3. Fouled out - none. Technicals - none.

Kennedy 61, Huntington Beach 34 --Rhema McKnight had 14 points to lead Kennedy.

Aliso Niguel 56, Anaheim 31

Compton 50, Valencia (Placentia) 31

Foothill 45, Tustin 44

La Mirada 56, Kent Lake (Wash.) 44

San Gabriel Tournament
Pool Play 

Arcadia 55, South Pasadena 35 --Arcadia wes led by Brent Dohling with 15 points, Scott Buzin with 11 and Donte Owens with 10. The Apaches will play for the championship Saturday.Aaron Anderson had a game-high nine rebounds and David Gaulton had eight. The Apaches applied full-court pressure to the Tigers in the second half and held them to four points in the third quarter.

Gladstone 57, San Gabriel 54 --Rendy Louhenapessy and Paul Torres each had 19 points for Gladstone (2-7).

St. Francis 63, El Monte 47 --Chris Miller led the way for Knights with a game-high 29 points and 16 rebounds. Steve Sartoris had 15 points for St. Francis.

San Gorgonio-Pacific HS Tournament
Semifinals

Rialto 53, Etiwanda 47 --Jacob Johnson scored 19 points, 10 rebounds, four blocked shots and four steals. David Carter added 10 points and D'Ornoir Flax helped with six points. Jacob Johnson has produced five consecutive double doubles. Rialto rebounded from a 10-point halftime deficit and got 21 points from sophomore Sean Green to beat Rialto and move into its first-ever San Bernardino Kiwanis Tournament final against defending champion Upland.  Rialto (8-5) -- Johnson 2, Hall 7, Autry 7, D. Green 3, S. Green 21, Fuller 5, Robertson 4, Kennedy 4.  Etiwanda (10-3) -- Flax 7, Carter 9, Drumwright 1, Johnson 19, Quinn 2, Napier 3, Wright 2, Shadwick 4.   Halftime score -- Etiwanda 35-25. Three-point goals -- S. Green 2, D. Green, Carter, Johnson. Fouled out -- None. Technical fouls -- None. 

Upland 57, Cajon 53--The Cowboys, considered the San Bernardino Kiwanis Tournament favorites, fell to defending tournament champion Upland, 57-53, in a semifinal at Coussoulis Arena. Upland (11-3) will play Rialto (8-5) for the tournament championship tonight.  Cajon senior
Donovan Morris was 5-of-14 shooting for 17 points in his worst shooting night of the season.  The Cowboys (9-4), who play Etiwanda (10-3) for third place tonight, led 33-30 before going scoreless the final 3:34 of the third quarter and the first 2:11 of the fourth. By then, Upland held a 41-33 lead. Tivey took out all five starters early in the fourth quarter, and Morris was not reinserted until 4:38 remained.  Complicating matters for the Cowboys was the news that three-year starting forward Andre Payne quit the team after Cajon's opening round victory over Lake Arrowhead Rim of the World because of his philosophical differences with Tivey. Sophomore Tony Danridge is the new starter.   Upland hit 6 of 6 free throws in the final 45 seconds to preserve the victory. Morris hit a desperation three with four seconds remaining to make it 55-53, but Eric Holland (game-high 24 points) made two free throws with two seconds left.    Cajon (9-4) -- Morris 17, Danridge 11, Gasaway 2, Silvas 0, Porter 6, Lewis 5, Clark 7, Brown 2, Cisneros 3.  Upland (11-3) -- Burrell 0, Hatter 9, Martin 4, Rasch 8, Holland 24, Lee 2, Coleman 10.  Halftime score -- Cajon 27-25. Three-point goals -- Morris 2, Porter 2, Cisneros, Holland 4, Coleman. Total fouls -- Cajon 18, Upland 16. Fouled out -- None. Technical fouls -- None. 

Consolation

Silverado 70, Barstow 53 --Vince Alvarado scored 16 points for Silverado (7-6).

Victor Valley 76, San Gorgonio 69

Kaiser 67, Ramona 56

Rim of the World 76, Redlands East Valley 73 --The Scots came back from 23 points down at halftime to overtake the Wildcats in a San Bernardino Kiwanis Tournament game. Kurt Oliver had 33 points for Rim. Charles Cabuhat led the Wildcats with 18 points and Walter Wallace added 16.   Rim of the World -- Bruton 6, Jurado 24, Oliver 33, Eyoon 5, Rattet 6, Moody 2.  Redlands East Valley -- Dowdy 9, Smith 12, Cabuhat 18, Wallace 16, Salter 8, Kelley 2, Lyles 4, Dyk 4.   Halftime score -- Redlands East Valley 37-14. Three-point goals -- Jurado 2, Oliver 3, Eyoon, Dowdy 2, Cabuhat 5, Salter 2. Total fouls -- Rim of the World 14, Redlands East Valley 11. Fouled out -- Rattet.   Kaiser 67, Ramona 56 --Phil Smith scored 15 points as Fontana Kaiser advanced to the 13th-place game of the San Bernardino Kiwanis Tournament. Ramona's Rodney Lewis led all scorers with 18 points. Ramona plays Redlands East Valley for 15th place. Ramona (3-10) -- Johnson 1, Mosqueda 5, Valentine 12, Lewis 18, Ruiz 5, Hopper 13, Valencia 2.  Kaiser (8-7) -- Acevedo 10, Hylton 5, Willhite 6, Smith 15, Fajardo 5, Wade 12, Williams 13, Hill 1.  Halftime score -- Kaiser 39-23. Three-point goals -- Mosqueda, Lewis 2, Ruiz, Hopper, Hylton, Willhite, Smith 3. Total fouls -- Ramona 16, Kaiser 17. Fouled out -- Valentine.  

Fontana 62, Pacific 54 --Rialto transfer Daryl Diggins scored a game-high 26 points to lead the Steelers to a San Bernardino Kiwanis Tournament victory. San Bernardino Pacific was led by Anthony Bradley's 22 points. Fontana plays Redlands today for the consolation championship. Pacific plays San Bernardino for 11th place.  Fontana (4-6) -- Horzen 2, Graham 17, Okolugbo 8, Ephraim 2, McFalls 2, Okoebor 4, Hope 1, Diggins 26.  Pacific (3-8) -- Williams 2, Spann 8, Booze 2, Flournoy 2, Easley 3, McGhee 7, Harris 8, Bradley 22.  Halftime score -- Fontana 31-23. Three-point goals -- Graham 2, Diggins 2, Bradley 3. Total fouls -- Fontana 14, Pacific 13. Fouled out -- None. Technical fouls -- Easley.

Redlands 55, San Bernardino 48 -- Senior Adrian Alsobrroks canned five three-pointers on his way to 25 points as the Terriers beat the Cardinals in the San Bernardino Kiwanis Tournament. Joey Palmore led San Bernardino with 14 points, but 20-plus per-game scorer Walter White was held to four points.  San Bernardino (4-6) -- Harris 3, Stotts 6, Edmonds 5, Bell 6, White 4, Daniels 10, Palmore 14.  Redlands (6-7) -- Alsobrooks 25, Parsha 2, Rogers 9, Paxman 6, Audi 5, Earl 6, Kaura 2.  Halftime score -- San Bernardino 24-23. Three-point goals -- Palmore 2, Alsobrooks 5. Total fouls -- San Bernardino 13, Redlands 11. Fouled out -- none.

Victor Valley 76, San Gorgonio 69 -- Trailing 65-42 entering the fourth quarter, San Bernardino San Gorgonio pulled within three points in the final minute but could not overcome Victor Valley in a San Bernardino Kiwanis Tournamnet game. The Spartans scored the first 13 points of the final quarter. Khorry Lewis scored 27 points and Kevin Houston added 17 for San Gorgonio, which plays Barstow for seventh place.Victor Valley (11-3) -- D. Brown 26, Ackerman 10, M. Thompson 4, Price 8, Johnson 2, Wahi 2, Holly 15, S. Thompson 5, K. Brown 4.  San Gorgonio (11-4) -- Carter 5, Daigle 13, Houston 17, Robillard 0, Lewis 27, Leach 5, Tyler 2.  Halftime score -- Victor Valley 47-31. Three-point goals -- Carter, Lewis 5. Total fouls -- Victor Valley 17, San Gorgonio 19. Fouled out -- Winters (SG).  

Santa Barbara Tournament
Semifinals

Santa Barbara 47, Easy (Utah) 45 --Dante Bogan scored 10 points for Santa Barbara (8-7).The Dons let their defense lead the way again Friday night as they beat Utah's East High 47-45 to reach the championship final of their own Holiday Classic at Santa Barbara High.  Dante DeRose drove inside and dished off to Michael Fisher for the go-ahead layup with 22 seconds remaining and Dante Bogan and Santiago Aguirre combined for a game-clinching steal with 1.7 seconds left.  Santa Barbara, 8-6, will play defending tournament and Washington state champion Lincoln at 8:30 p.m. Oregon State-bound center Justin Holt scored 22 points as Lincoln improved to 9-0 with a 54-46 win over Oxnard in the other semifinal.   The game was close from the start. Santa Barbara led 10-8 after the first quarter on a rebound basket by Coury Clemens and 22-21 at the half on a 3-pointer by Taylor Rochestie. The Dons jumped to a 34-23 lead in the third period as Bogan hit a 3-pointer and Clemens and Fisher scored on inside shots. Back-to-back 3-pointers by Bogan made it 42-32 but East rallied behind Jesse Scott and Troy Randall to cut the lead to 44-40. A 3-pointer by Anthony Sykes and a rebound basket by Scott put East ahead 45-44 with 1:16 to play.  On the Dons' ensuing possession, Fisher scrapped for an offensive rebound to help set up the final, winning sequence. Bogan, named earlier in the week to the all-state football team, forced a bad pass by East which eventually resulted in Aguirre's steal. He added a free throw with 1.7 seconds to play and picked off East's desperation toss at the buzzer.  Bogan finished with three 3-pointers and 10 points while DeRose had 12 points, including 5-for-5 shooting at the free throw line.  EAST -- Saleem 3, Lowe 16, Sykes 4, Mailou 1, Stott 9, Randall 14. Totals 16 9-14 45. SANTA BARBARA -- Bogan 10, Rochestie 8, Clemens 4, DeRose 12, Fisher 7, Aguirre 6. Totals 17 7-12 47. East . . . 9 13 9 15 -- 45  Santa Barbara . . . 10 12 14 11 -- 47 3-point goals--E 4 (Saleem, Sykes, Randall, Stott), SB 6 (Bogan 3, Rochestie 2, DeRose 1). Fouled out--none. Record--E 3-3, SB 8-6.

Lincoln (WA) 52, Oxnard 46--Jonathan Davis had 17 points for Oxnard (10-4). Lincoln (12-0) -- Mark Holt scored 22 points, including two 3-pointers. Oxnard -- Jonathan Davis scored 17 points for Oxnard.   Oxnard (46) -- Thrower 3, Barragan 11, Olmos 6, Jonathan Davis 17, Abair 2, McGrath 2, Patterson 5.  Lincoln (52) -- Holt 22 Mark, Crawford 10, Anderson 6, Thlarer 2, Shelton 5, Willis 6, Demmery 1.  Oxnard 12 4 6  24--46 Lincoln 15 12 14 11--52   3-Point goals -- Oxnard 6 (Barragan 3, Olmos 2, Davis). Lincoln 4 (Holt 2, Crawford 2). Fouled out -- None. Team Records -- Oxnard 10-4, Lincoln 12-0.

Consolation

Saugus 75, Santa Ynez 38--Adrian Buencamino had 16 points on five 3-pointers as Saugus outscored the Pirates 30-9 in the second quarter.   Matt McKinney scored 14 points but saw limited time because he was in foul trouble.   SANTA YNEZ -- Clark 4, J. Richman 3, Hestehaughe 4, Creath 2, Berbenes 2, McKinney 14, Lindberg 7, A. Richman 2. Total 38.  SAUGUS --Holmquist 14, Jones 3, Buenacamino 16, Valle 13, Gilbert 6, Borrelli 2, Hein 2, Bell 2, Wilkoman 5. Total 75. Santa Ynez . . . 13 9 10 6 --38  Saugus . . . 9 30 18 18 -- 75  3-point goals--SY 0, S 7 (Buencamino 5, Jones 1, Holmquist 1).

West Torrance 59, Lompoc Cabrillo 38--Marshall Dolek had 21, Larry Holyfield 17 as the Warriors worked to this win over the Conquistadores Friday at the Santa Barbara Holiday Classic. Up 30-24 at the half, West took advantage of Cabrillo mistakes to take a 44-29
lead after three.  Kori Summers scored 13, Aaron Belton 10 for the Conqs

Redmond (Wash.) 52, Fallbrook 49--Fallbrook 14 16 11  8 -- 49 Redmond 10 16 18  8 -- 52 Fallbrook -- Agre 6, Jorde 7, Lipovac 18, Vedonoff 3, Manning 13, Howe 2.

Scottsdale (Ariz.) Desert Mountain 52, San Diego Point Loma 39--Desert Mtn 7 14 13 13 -- 47 Point Loma 10  2  9 18 -- 39 Point Loma -- Antl 5, Brown 7, Javey 8, Proctor 2, Jordan 12, Gray 3, Ekweozor 2.

Dos Pueblos 51, Santa Monica 44--Dos Pueblos beat Santa Monica 51-44 but lost star guard Steve Graybill to a season-ending wrist injury. Jonathan Pickert scored 18 points, including four 3-pointers and four straight free throws in the final 30 seconds as Dos Pueblos improved to 10-3.  The Chargers learned before the game that Graybill, the county and Channel League MVP last year, will be lost for the season with a left-wrist injury. He is scheduled for surgery on Friday.  Graybill played despite the advice of doctors and scored 27 points on Wednesday but his wrist felt terrible the next morning and he struggled with it the following night. On subsequent examination, he said, it would not be possible to play through the injury. "He was the best player in the county last year so we're going to need other guys to step up," said Pickert. "We're disappointed for him -- it's his senior year -- but we just hope he can get healthy."  Freshman Phil Friessen picked up some of the slack against Santa Monica by scoring 10 points and grabbing eight rebounds. He also had a key steal and a free throw in the final minute.  Charger coach Phil Sherman also cited the effort of Jay Staggs, who had a team-high eight rebounds -- most in the final minutes. Staggs was a star receiver on the football team that reached the CIF final and is just starting to round into his basketball form.  Ryan Glick added 10 points.   Dos Pueblos plays Pasadena for fifth. DOS PUEBLOS -- Friessen 10, Staggs 5, Pickert 18, Glick 10, Iden 8. Totals 15 17-26 51.  SANTA MONICA -- Dresie 11, DeAngelis 18, Walker 5, McGrath 8, Roberts 2. Totals 13 10-13 44. Dos Pueblos . . . 10 8 17 16 -- 51   Santa Monica . . . 7 11 14 12 -- 44 3-point goals--DP 6 (Pickett 4, Glick 2), SM 8 (DeAngelis 4, Dresie 2, McGrath 2). Fouled out--none.

Pasadena 62, San Marcos 55 -- San Marcos, coming off a 56-54 loss to Lincoln in the late game Thursday night, got a 21-point effort from Seamus McKiernan and rallied late, but lost 62-55 to Pasadena. The Royals struggled in the second quarter, falling behind 34-24, and could never quite recover.  Dino Wilburn, a 6-4 senior guard, hit four 3-pointers and scored 32 points for Pasadena. McKiernan had five rebounds to go with his 21 points (he has 63 for the tournament) while Asher Kupperman added 10 points and five assists.  A rebound basket by Kupperman with 58 seconds to play cut Pasadena's lead to 58-55 but Wilburn hit four straight free throws to ice the victory.  The Royals, 7-6, play Santa Monica for seventh place. SAN MARCOS -- Kupperman 10, McKiernan 21, Sapventa 8, Fortune 8, Hopkins 4, Popp 2, Downing 2. Totals 20 12-21 55. PASADENA -- Rice 9, Sweeney 9, Wilburn 32, Clark 10, Crews 2. Totals 24 9-12 62.   San Marcos . . . 10 14 16 15 -- 55 Pasadena . . . 12 22 18 10 -- 62  3-point goals--SM 3 (Kupperman, Spaventa, McKiernan), P 5 (Wilburn 4, Sweeney 1. Fouled out--none. Technical foul--SM bench.

Fallbrook 59, Santa Ynez 37-- Fallbrook 12 22  8 17 -- 59 Santa Ynez 9 10 12  6 -- 37 Fallbrook (9-4) --Legree 10, Jorde 10, Larson 5, Lipovac 4, Malloy 4, Vedenoff 10, Manning 12, Howe 4.

Santa Maria VCA Tournament
Semifinals

Santa Fe Christian 64, Brethren Christian 51-- SFC 12 16 21 15 -- 64 Bretheran Chr. 13  4 14 20 -- 51 SFC -- Corso 30, Curtius 7, McBride 9, Baldwin 10, Barrett 2, Ross 2, Wickers 4. Three-point goals -- Corso 8.

Quarterfinals

Mission Prep 63, Buckley 58--In a game with an 8:00 a.m. tip-off time, last year's tournament champion Buckley, took on the tournament's toughest team, Mission Prep, and Mission, behind a 34 point effort from Gerald Purify, pulled off the win, stopping the Buckley comeback drive which saw the Griffins outscore Mission 26-19 in the fourth quarter.  The game's momentum switched in the final seconds with two controversial calls, both of which favored Mission Prep.  With less than a minute remaining and Buckley within 3, Mission's Souleymane Traore missed the second of two free-throws, giving Buckley the rebound,  but the referee called the play off because one of the Buckley players allegedly "talked" at the line while Traore was shooting. The call allowed Traore to take the shot again,  and the second time he made it, giving Mission a crucial four point lead.  On the next possession, as Buckley brought the ball up the floor, a Mission defender deflected Buckley point guard David Gale's dribble, kicking the ball into the backcourt. Buckley recovered the ensuing loose ball but the referee ruled that it was an over and back, a call which defied the laws of physics.  Buckley was forced to foul to stop the clock and Mission was able to hold onto the lead, extending it by one more point at the line for the final margin of victory.   At the half, Buckly trailed 29-21, and the gap widened as Mission outscored the Griffins 15-10 in the third, to extend the lead at the end of the quarter to 44-32. The end of the third quarter marked the start of the Griffin comeback attempt as Gale hit a half-court shot at the buzzer.  Gale finished with 15 points, 11 assists and 4 steals, Alex Marshall had 17 and 6 rebounds, and Baron Abdul-Mansour finished with 12, Nick Brar 4, Tristan Seisa 10.  For Mission, Purify finished with 34, Traore had 8, Joey Craigue had 9 (3 three-pointer), Scruggs 4, Botsch 2, and Hassler 2.  Mission -- 20  9  15  19--63;  Buckley 15  7  10  26--58.  

St. Lawrence Academy 68, Hesperia Christian 58--details not reported.

Brethren Christian 54, Santa Maria VCA 47--details not reported

Santa Fe Christian 64, Faith Baptist 47--SFC 16 14 16 18 -- 64 Faith Baptist 11 11 13 12 -- 47 SFC (10-3) -- Alexander 8, Corso 22, Curtius 10, McBride 12, Baldwin 10, Wickers 2.

Laguna Blanca 62, North County Christian 54--Laguna Blanca won its first game of the tourney behind Eric Geeb's 29 points and Jelani Hicks' 18, beating North County Christian 62-54 in Santa Maria.

Hesperia Christian 66, Buckley 63--HCS' Jesse McDonald and Josh Hamilton accounted for 49 of the Patriots' points.  McDonald had 28 points (8 three pointers) and Josh Hamilton added 21 (5 three pointers), as the Patriots pulled off the fifth place semifinal win over the Griffins.  Buckley was led by David Gale with 15 points, 8 assists and 7 steals, and Baron Abdul-Mansour's 19.  The game was marred by the scorer's table awarding a free-throw to a HCS player who had not been to the foul line during the first quarter; despite protests from both team's official scorers, the officials refused to change the tournament book.  Buckley 17  17   16  13--63;  Hesperia  11  26  18  11--66.

Santa Maria VCA 75, Faith Baptist 63 --details not reported.

Holy Martyrs 68, Laguna Blanca 38--In the second game of the day for Laguna Blanca, Jelani Hicks scored 17 points for the Owls in the loss to Encino Holy Martyrs.

Kings Christian 74, Frazier Mountain 51 -- A late foul out Cody Marestein gave Kings Christian the edge it needed to win in the Falcons' second game at the Valley Christian Academy, Santa Maria Tournament. Marestein was fouled out toward the end of the third quarter but managed 12 rebounds and 14 points. Also for Frazier Mountain, Kris Stone scored 19 points with seven rebounds and Dan Yeager slammed three 3-pointer and seven assists with nine points total. Kings Christian's Hunter Shelton scored a game-high 26 points. The Falcons will play in eleventh-place game today against Laguna Blanca of Santa Barbara at 9 a.m.

Frazier Mountain 52, Coast Union 44 -- Kris Stone scored 21 points Cody Marestein scored 15 as Frazier Mountain breezed past Coast Union in the Valley Christian Academy, Santa Maria Tournament. Marestein also had 13 rebounds and four blocks while Stone has 10 boards and five assists for Frazier Mountain. Landon Mortimer scored a team-high 12 points for Coast Union

Slam Dunk to the Beach Tournament

See the official tournament website for results (that is, assuming the official website is still functioning--it was completely inoperable during the tournament, the result no doubt of poor planning by the tournament operators in choosing a host which could (or was willing) to handle the amount of traffic which resulted once the tournament started.).

St. Anthony Tournament
Semifinals

Millikan 65, Crespi 48--The Rams (8-4) advanced to the championship game against Gardena with their win over Crespi in a third-round game Friday night.  Senior guard Melvyn Nicholson led Millikan with 22 points and 5 steals, junior guard Marcus Dove threw in 13 points and grabbed 6 rebounds and senior center Ryan Hynes added 11 points and 14 rebounds.

Gardena 84, Salesian 38--Romone Prescotte led the pool-play rout with 32 points and nine rebounds. Jeffrey Bryant added 19 points and Cory Evans had 11 points and two blocks. Gardena (5-5) will play in the championship game against Long Beach Millikan.

Wilson 73, St. Anthony 32--Junior guard Kevin Crockett hit 5 of 7 3-pointers for 18 points and Terell Ward scored 8 points and grabbed 19 rebounds for the Bruins (7-7) in pool play.  Jakarri Hunt added 15 points for Wilson.

St. Francis (Mtn. View, CA) Tournament
Consolation

Salinas Palma 55, San Luis Obispo 41

Torrey Pines National Prep Classic

National Division Bracket

Semifinals

Carlsbad 57, Santa Margarita 50 --Brandon Rohe had 20 points, but Santa Margarita (12-1) suffered its first loss of the season. Derek Stockalper led Carlsbad with a game-high 26 points.  Off an inbounds play, Carlsbad's Joe McDonough who had not scored in the game previously, scored a field goal-- the first by the Lancers in more than 14 minutes -- that led to a 57-50 victory over Orange County's previously unbeaten Santa Margarita High in the National Prep Classic semifinals at Torrey Pines High. With the victory, Carlsbad faces Torrey Pines, a 74-67 semifinal winner over Los Angeles Loyola, in the first-ever all-San Diego National Division championship. McDonough's score came with 1:08 remaining and the game tied at 48-48. Neither team had scored a field goal in the quarter and the Lancers (12-2) hadn't found the range from the field since Greg Nelson's three-pointer in the first minute of the second half.  The tense finish was in direct contrast to an almost perfect first half by the Lancers, who built a 35-22 lead midway through the second quarter before the Eagles rallied late to close to 42-35 by the break. Stockalper, who finished with a game-high 26 points, and Nelson, who scored 22, led the way in what looked like the midway point of a high-scoring contest.  But Santa Margarita, led by Brandon Rohe's four three-point field goals, limited Carlsbad to just Nelson's three-pointer in the third quarter to assume a 46-45 lead.  Just as it appeared the Eagles had the upper hand, Carlsbad's defense matched Santa Margarita's intensity as the teams traded free throws until the crucial inbounds play that led to McDonough's layup.  Santa Clara-bound guard Brandon Rohe scored 20 points, including four three-pointers, but the top-ranked Eagles (12-1) fell to San Diego's second-ranked squad (11-2) in the semifinals of the national division at Torrey Pines High.  Santa Marg. 14 21 11  4 -- 50 Carlsbad 24 18  3 12 -- 57  Santa Margarita -- Rohe 20, Collins 11, Smith 8, Toch 4, Mathews 2, Quisano 2, TySmith 3; Carlsbad -- Stockalper 26, Nelson 22, Martinez 6, McDonnough 2, Brandow 1.

Torrey Pines 74, Loyola 67 --Omar Wilkes had 16 points but Torrey Pines used 16 free throws in the fourth quarter to hold off No. 14 Loyola (10-1). Adam Bonifer added 13 points for Loyola, while Josh Kramer had 18 points, Avi Fogel had 17 and J.J. Brull added 16 points for Torrey Pines.Loyola 13  8 16 25 -- 74 T.Pines 12 17 17 28 -- 74   Loyola -- Wilkes 16, Boniter 13, Oliver 11, Cantor 9, Rucker 7, Flynnbrown 6, Leffall 3, Balagia 2; T. Pines -- Kramer 18, Fogel 17, Brull 16, Cech 11, Benson 9, Cooper 3.

Consolation

Eisenhower 71, El Cajon Chr 36 --Sean Mitchell scored 21 points and Eisenhower shut down Christian, holding them to only 14 first-half points.Rialto Eisenhower outscored El Cajon Christian 23-5 in the second quarter and went on to win a fifth-place semifinal of the National Prep Classic at Del Mar Torrey Pines.   El Cajon Christian -- Niang 26, Wai 4, Wohfeil 4, Allen 2, Paddock 0.   Eisenhower -- Marshall 21, Dukes 10, Shields 8, Nelson 6, McJimson 6, Jones 6, Burke 4, Perry 3, Messengale 2, Moss 5.  Halftime score -- Eisenhower 38-14. Three-point goals -- Nelson 2, Moss, Perry, Marshall. Total fouls -- El Cajon Christian 11, Eisenhower 16. Fouled out -- none. 

Fairfax 87, Dominguez 48 --Fernando Sampson, Evan Burns and Alex Bausley each scored 12 points as Fairfax easily beat Dominguez. Daniel Malwah (a Fairfax transfer to Dominguez) had 11 points for the Dons.  Fairfax 21 19 25 22 -- 87 Compton Dominguez 16  7  8 17 -- 48   Fairfax -- Bausley 12, Burns 12, Sampson 12, Boykin 10, Shipp 9, Blunt 8, Bell 7, Woods 7, Gillzene 4, Cotton 3, Ferguson 2; Dominguez -- Marcus 13, Malwah 11, Kindred 8, Murdock 4, Wheat 4, Mohammad 3, Davis 3, Dawson 2.

Escondido 87, Bishop Gorman 84 (OT)--Escondido 22 20 22 13 10 --87 B. Gorman 20 21 19 17  7 --84  Escondido -- J. Keeler 31, L. Keeler 27, Nelson 14, Bell 13, Keeler 2; Bishop Gorman -- Knott 27, Watson 22, Hafen 14, Roberts 10, Hill 6, Anderson 3, Porter 2. Three-point goals -- J. Keeler 5, L. Keeler 5, Watson 5.

Galena (Reno) 59, Montclair Prep 44-- Montclair 13 14 10  7 -- 44 Galena 15 16 15 13 -- 59   Montclair -- Bozivic 16, Cvijovic 8, Lewis 8, Johnson 6, Kranzdorf 4, Louh 2; Galena -- Heaton 27, Robinson 14, Fike 6, Turnbow 6, Zuccarini 4, Thompson 2.

American Division Bracket

Semifinals

Fremont 72, Los Alamitos 64--Senior center Darren Brown had 20 points to lead Fremont (12-1).Fremont 17 15 19 21 -- 72 Los Alamitos 16  9 16 21 -- 64  Fremont -- Brown 18, Williams 16, Clayton 11, Powell 11, Bradford 8, Bullard 7, Hill 1; Los Alamitos -- Haynes 19, Jones 15, Lotman 12, Scoby 9, Whalley 5, Paranal 2.

Capistrano Valley 63, Carmichael Jesuit 52--Capo Valley 14 13 17 19 -- 63 Jesuit 9 22 13  8 -- 52  Capistrano Valley -- Franzen 23, Sweany 20, Decasas 10, Chambers 5, Munoz 3, Goswiller 2; Jesuit -- Carpenter 12, LeBlanc 9, Hanson 7, KJohnson 7, CJohnson 7, Verdugo 6, Dennis 4.

Consolation

Moorpark 75, Thousand Oaks 55 --Keith Lawrence scored 21 points to lead Moorpark (9-4).  Jose Rodriguez added 13. Thousand Oaks -- CJ Handlos led Thousand Oaks with 12 points. Thousand oaks (55) -- Rex 10, Myers 10, Evans 10, Handlos 12, Grosslight 7, Acerboni 2, Kalabafi 2, Sletten 2.   Moorpark (75) -- Lawrence 21, Fortman 11, Willis 2, Adibzadeh 5, Ceja 5, Fitzwater 8, Nystrom 8, Rodriguez 13, Lipka 2.  Thousand Oaks 13 16 10 16--55 Moorpark 16 17 13 29--75  3-Point goals -- Moorpark 4 (Lawrence 3, Adibzadeh). Fouled out -- Thousand Oaks (Rex). Team Record -- Moorpark 9-4. 

Mesa (Ariz.) Dobson 72, West Valley (Utah) Hunter 59--Hunter 12 12 13 22 -- 59 Dobson 10 20 20 22 -- 72   Hunter -- Richards 16, Helm 12, White 12, Nelson 9, Morris 5, Gines 3, Hansen 2; Dobson -- Hibbing 22, Roundy 19, Hawthorne 12, Droeg 7, Cline 5, Parris 4, Roth 3.

Sacramento Sheldon 62, Tucson (Ariz.) Salpointe Catholic 52--Sheldon 20 14 17 11 -- 62 Salpointe 15 15  8 14 -- 52   Sheldon -- Miller 24, Moniak 20, Sykes 10, Paynes 8; Salpointe -- Waddy 13, Hardy 12, Suljagic 11, Capanna 7, Moushon 6, Escobedo 3.

Ayala 46, Long Beach Jordan 42 --Ayala 12  9  9 16 -- 46 L.B. Jordan 14  5 16  7 -- 42  Ayala -- Davenport 15, Stephens 12, Gregory 6, Larson 6, Abuttin 5, Gianeth 2; Long Beach Jordan -- Devore 14, King 14, Banks 11, Dowiels 2, McCullough 1.

Mayor's Cup Division
Semifinals

La Costa Canyon 67, Bonita Vista 58-- La Costa Cyn. 18 16 12  2 -- 67 Bonita Vista 16 14 18 10 -- 58  La Costa Cyn. -- Delaney 15, Demkiw 15, Dyer 12, O'Connell 10, Olson 9, McDonough 6; Bonita Vista -- Gooding 17, Jensen 17, Stephens 15, Palacio 5, Diaz 3, Lawler 3.

El Camino 67, Timpview 51--El Camino 13 15 12 24 -- 67 Timpview 8 17 11 15 -- 51 El Camino -- Watson 27, McCullough 16, Clark 21, Pomore 5, Armstrong 4, Sprink 3; Timpview -- Pinegar 13, Miles 12, Nash 7, Swindlehurst 6, Clyde 5, Harmon 5, Jackson 3.

Consolation

South Tahoe 61, Fresno Bullard 55--Bullard 13 24  9  9 -- 55 S. Tahoe 16 15 14 14 -- 61  Bullard -- Grayson 14, Rumford 13, Hines 8, Fuller 6, Mitchell 6, Myles 4, Walker 4; South Lake Tahoe -- Mora 18, Martinez 13, Johnson 12, Shively 5, Chiarpoth 4, Tinlin 4, Williams 4, Domingo 1.

Scripps Ranch 68, Canoga Park 48--Scripps Ranch 15 19 16 18 -- 68 Canoga Park 11 15 11 11 -- 48  Scripps Ranch -- Streeker 22, Jones 16, Condalor 8, Kargas 6, Picciolo 5, Massieh 4, Poss 4, Young 2; Canoga Park -- Neal 16, Davis 8, Jackson 7, Bawan 3, Thompson 3, Nielandovich 2, Turner 1

Red Bluff 61, Bellarmine Prep 57--Bellarmine 18 18 13  8 -- 57 Red Bluff 15 15  9 22 -- 61 Bellarmine -- Hoppe 16, Matteucci 10, Schiefelbein 12, Alves 5, Mocherman 4, Nino 3, Beauchman 3, Shull 2, Groves 2, Armstrong 1; Red Bluff -- Virrueta 14, Martin 11, Tenney 11, Gilbert 7, Fleharty 6, Button 5, McKim 4.

Beaver (Utah) 64, Valley Center 61--Valley Ctr. 16 19 12 14 -- 61 Beaver 17 22 15 10 -- 64  Valley Center -- Woods 22, Ness 18, Reilly 10, Reden 4, Stedman 4, Halda 2; Beaver -- Marshall 19, Bunker 16, Brown 9, Tobey 8, Albrecht 7, Gillins 2.

Palo Verde 61, South Lake Tahoe 52--Palo Verde 13 19 21  8 --61 So. Lake Tahoe 14 16 10 12 --52  Palo Verde-- Ealy 15, Bingham 11, Harrison 9, Wood 5, Andrews 4, Rankin 2, Lawson 2, LaMasters 2, Coney 2, Simon 8; South Lake Tahoe -- Mora 17, Johnson 16, Martinez 8, Shiveley 4, Chiarpotti Williams 1.

Scripps Ranch 52, Poly (LA City) 46--S.R. 14  5 12 21 -- 52 J.H. Francis Poly 8  9 16 13 -- 46 Scripps Ranch -- Jones 14, Kargas 12, Condalor 8, Streeker 8, Massieh 5, Piccillo 3, Poss 2; John H. Francis Poly-- Townsend 18, Leon 13, Rojas 7, Panuco 4, Zavala 2.

Governor's Trophy Division
Semifinals

Bishop O'Dowd 69, Highland 60--Bishop O'Dowd 16 21 16 16 -- 69 Highland 14 15 16 15 -- 60 Bishop O'Dowd -- Brutocao-Kemp 15, Bryant 11, Ardon 11, Lemke 10, Welsh 8, Arnold 6, Beoris 5, Breaux 3; Highland -- Nuttall 10, McCormick 10, Lindvall 10, Little 9, Hardy 8, Ainge 7, Hurst 4, Palmer 2.

Dimond 59, Pine View 47-- Pine View 8  8 15 16 -- 47 Dimond 14 11 13 21 -- 59 Pine View -- Garrett 12, Palmer 12, Valkenburg 11, Legg 5, Graff 3, Hutchinson 2, Stevenson 2; Dimond -- Chirhart 24, Joseph 11, Clap per 10, Flakes 6, Simmons 3, Stovall 3, Jemin 2.

Consolation

Simi Valley 61, St. Augistine 57 --Gabriel Duarte scored 15 points and K.C. Bellefontaine added 13 points for the Pioneers (9-4).  Simi Valley (9-4) was led by Gabriel Duarte who scored three 3-pointers, as Simi Valley advanced to the fifth-place game against Bishops. K.C. Bellefontaine had 13 points while Chris Hunt and John Schock scored 10 apiece. St. Augustine was led by Rommel Marentez who scored 14 points and Fernando Orozco had 12 for St. Augustine of San Diego. Simi Valley (61) -- McManus 6, Hunt 10, Wells 7, Duarte 15, Bellefontaine 13, Schock 10.   St. Augustine (57) -- Marentez 14, Orozco 12, Silva 1, Dominguez 6, Sabastino 6, McRoskey 7, Iafe 7, Gomez 4, Dubenetzky 6.  Simi Valley 18 7 18 18--61 St. Augustine 7 15 16 19--57  3-Point goals -- Simi Valley 5 (Duarte 3, McManus 2). St. Augustine 8 (Marentez 1, Orozco 4, Sabastino 2, McRoskey 1). Fouled out -- Palomares (SV), Bellefontaine (SV). Rebounds -- Simi Valley (Schock 7). Team record -- Simi Valley 9-4.

Rancho Bernardo 57, Foothill 40-- Foothill 15  5  7 13 -- 40 R. Bernardo 19 13 14 11 -- 57 Foothill -- Bourque 10, Holland 10, Marshall 14, Cochran 4, White 3, Van-Orsow 3, Gerfy 2, Ramos 2, Cellar 2; R. Bernardo -- Olson 20, Gaeto 9, Badin 8, La Forgia 6, Johnson 4, Strong 4, Fletcher 2, Kisner 2, Wagner 2.

Fountain Vallley 56, Mojave 54-- Mojave 16 11 14 13 -- 54 Fountain Val. 15  8 17 16 -- 56  Mojave -- Barnes 15, Egnor 12, McWilliams 10, Harns 6, Morrison 4, Wilson 4, Ivery 1, Bell 2; Fountain Valley -- Edmunds 14, Wheatley 10, Rossi 9, Furuya 8, Seifert 7, Snowden 4, Turner 4.

Bishop's 79, Chaparral 76-- Bishop's 21 20 23 15 -- 79 Chaparral 10 21 24 21 -- 76  Bishop's -- Nieto 19, Grimm 17, Richardson 6, Douglass 4, Flanagan 3; Chaparral -- Bunker 23, Crittendon 15, Hancock 13, Bengert 12, DeBruin 6, Carmel 3, Brown 2.

Ventura Tournament
Pool Play

Antelope Valley 66, Rio Mesa 65 (OT) --Daniel Bednar scored 22 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Rio Mesa (7-6). Robin Harkins added 16 points. Rio Mesa outscored Antelope Valley (10-4) 16-6 in the fourth period to force overtime. Antelope Valley (66) -- Adderly 3, Bradly 19, Hallard 6, Grillo 9, Kennedy 11, Willams 12, Clay 6.  Rio Mesa (65) -- Harkins 16 Robin, Segovia 2, Rillo 4, Bednar Daniel 22, Flores 2, Kashola 4, Johnson 4, Ragan 6, Clegg 5.  Antelope Valley 13 20 20 6 7--66 Rio Mesa 16 12 15 16 6--65 3-Point goals -- Antelope Valley 5 (Williams 2, Clay 2, Kennedy). Rio Mesa 6 (Harkins 4, Bednar 2). Fouled out -- Rio Mesa (Segovia). Rebounds -- Rio Mesa (Bednar 10). Total fouls -- Antelope Valley 15, Rio Mesa 23. Team Records -- Antelope Valley 10-4, Rio Mesa 7-6.

Buena 72, Santa Paula 53 --Buena (10-4) jumped out early and won going away 72-53 behind an outstanding performance from 6-foot 2-inch junior guard Hylas Smith. Smith scored 27 points, 19 in the first half, on 10-of-12 shooting, pulled down five rebounds and added four steals.   Chris Sullivan, a 6-foot 4-inch senior was the other deadly weapon for Buena. Sullivan scored 16 points and pulled down six rebounds as Buena dominated inside.  Buena, behind the hot shooting of Smith, ran out to a 36-22 halftime lead, putting pressure on a Santa Paula team that likes to shoot jumpshots.  Santa Paula was led by Ernesto Lopez, who scored 27 points, but he didn't get much support.  Alex Rio was about all the support Lopez got on the offensive end, scoring 11 points, but no other Santa Paula came even close to double figures.  Buena faces off against Antelope Valley in the championship game.Santa Paula (53) -- Lopez 27, Rico 11, Mata 3, Aguirre 4, Hernandez 2.  Buena (72) -- Smith 27, Sullivan 16, Henggeler 8, Short 2, Jacobsen 6, Gray 6, Jones 1, McMahon 4, Guy 2, Haggy 2.  Santa Paula 10 12 21 10--53 Buena 17 19 20 16--72  3-Point goals -- Santa Paula 2 (Mata 1, Lopez 1). Fouled out - None. 

Ventura 61, Nordhoff 45 --Ventura and Nordhoff were tied 24-24 at halftime, then Ventura did something it hadn't done all season -- it won a game.  Ventura (1-11) went on a 15-4 run in the third quarter to take a commanding lead.  Ventura was led by Matt Dixon with 12 points and Colin Campbell with 10. Ventura faces Morro Bay.

Victor Valley Christian Tournament
Championship

Apple Valley Christian 71, Santa Clarita Christian 52

Third Place

Excelsior 58, Victor Valley Christian 50

Village Christian Tournament
Pool Play

Bell-Jeff 63, Mary Star 49 --Tyler Kealey made five three-pointers and finished with 23 points and Tony Essa had 16 points to lead Bell-Jeff (8-6). Essa had eight steals and Kealey had nine assists. Bell-Jeff made 11 of 14 free throws in the fourth quarter.  Jonathan Phillips led Mary Star with 15 points and 10 rebounds. Ahead 28-24 at halftime, Mary Star was outscored, 39-21, in the second half. Mary Star (4-9) will host Village Christian for fifth place

Granada Hills Hillcrest Christian 61, Village Christian 52 --Jonathan Oronoz had 23 points for Hillcrest Christian. Alex Martino added 20 points.

Wasco (Central Valley) Elks New Year's Invitational Tournament
Semifinals

Tehachapi 63, Le Grand 50 --Josh Neis and Skylar Dunn combined for 47 points to lead Tehachapi to victory over Le Grand in the Wasco Elks Tournament. Neis scored 23 points and Dunn score a game-high 24 for the Warriors. Nathan Hiner added 10 points for Tehachapi. Le Grand's Jose Guerrero and Miguel Poroz scored 17 and 14 points, respectively.

Wasco 73, McFarland 40--Berto Cantu scored 12 of his game-high 22 points in a big second quarter for the Wasco boys basketball team Friday to help the Tigers pull away from McFarland, 73-40, in the semifinals of the Wasco Elks New Year's Invitational at Wasco High School The Tigers advance to tonight's finals at 8 o'clock against Tehachapi, a rematch of last year's title game. Wasco trailed 13-10 after one quarter but outscored the Cougars 27-11 in the second quarter and pulled away thereafter. Zach Martin added 17 points and seven rebounds for Wasco. Geno Barajas led McFarland with 11 points.

Consolation

Kern Valley 59, Taft (Central Section) 48 --Jordan Hughes and Kyle Ludington combined for 33 points for Kern Valley (7-2) with five 3-point field goals to roll over Taft in the consolation bracket of the Wasco Elks Tournament. Hughes had 20 points with three 3-pointers and Ludington scored 13 with two 3-pointers before fouling out. For Taft, Don Shock scored a team-high 14 points while Brook Flanagan scored 10. Kern Valley faces Ridgeview in the consolation championship against Ridgeview at 5 p.m. while Taft is pitted against Highland for the seventh place consolation at 3:30 p.m.

Ridgeview (Bakersfield) 55, Highland (Bakersfield) 54 --Guard Myron Oats scored 14 points while teammates Anthony Locke scored 13 and Donte Jackson had 11 to lead Ridgeview to a narrow in over Highland. Senior forward A.J. Nichols led all players with 29 points for Highland. Nichols scored 13 in the fourth quarter to rally the Scots. A potential game-winning 3-point shot by teammate Glen Nichols missed as time expired. Glen Nichols finished with 12 points.  Highland plays again today at 3:30 for seventh place while Ridgeview plays at 5 p.m. in the consolation championship. All games are at Wasco High.

Whataburger Classic @ Ft. Worth, Texas
First Round

Crenshaw 77, Plano East (Tex.) 61 --Marcus Williams scored 20 points for Crenshaw (9-3).

West Valley (Hemet) Tournament
[Note--this tournament actually began more than a week ago, and was interrupted by other tournaments--it concluded this week]]

West Valley

Semifinal

Elsinore 53, Palm Desert 40 --In a game featuring two aggressive defenses, it was Elsinore that finally won the battle of attrition Friday to advance to the championship game of the Mustang Shootout boys' basketball tournament at Hemet West Valley.  The Tigers play Riverside Poly at 7 p.m. tonight for the tournament title.  Elsinore (12-2) turned a one-point halftime advantage into a convincing 53-40 semifinal victory over Palm Desert with a strong defensive effort that limited the Aztecs to just four baskets in the fourth period.  Elsinore had a 10-2 run in the third period that included a pair of three-pointers from Travon Keahey. The senior finished with a game-high 19 points, including four three-pointers.  Palm Desert (12-3) struggled offensively in the fourth quarter while trying to overcome the double-digit deficit.   Josh Zazulia finished with 11 points and Donald Brady added 10 for Palm Desert. Justin Weeks scored 11 for ElsinorePalm Desert (12-3) -- Zazulia 11, McQuillan 9, Brady 10, Broyles 2, Johnson 2, Bohm 6.  Elsinore (12-2) -- Keahey 19, Green 6, Weeks 11, Banda 2, Cirilo 4, Hunt 8, Allen 3.  Halftime score -- Elsinore 19-18. Three-point goals -- Zazulia 3, McQuillan, Brady 2, Keahey 4, Weeks, Allen. Total fouls -- Palm Desert 18, Elsinore 8. Fouled out -- none. 

Riverside Poly 62, Hesperia 29--Riverside Poly easily handled Hesperia, 62-29, to reach its second straight Mustang Shootout final. Riverside Poly lost to Arlington in last year's championship game.  Danny Renniesen led the Bears with 21 points and Jeremy Lopez chipped in 17. Danny Renneisen hit five three-pointers and scored a game-high 21 points as Riverside Poly advanced to the final of the Mustang Shootout. The Bears will play Elsinore tonight at Hemet West Valley.Hesperia (11-4) -- A.Reece 6, Robertson 11, Solis 3, B.Reece 2, Truillo 7.  Riverside Poly (12-3) -- Renneisen 21, Kipper 2, Tillery 8, Bash 2, Lopez 17, Smith 2, Daniel 2, Vonalt 8.  Halftime score -- Riverside Poly 26-13. Three-point goals -- Truillo, Renneisen 5. Total fouls -- Hesperia 6, Riverside Poly 8. Fouled out -- none. 

Other games

Corona Santiago 84, West Valley 57 -- Senior Brian LeDuc had 16 points, nine rebounds and eight blocks to lead Santiago. Sharks coach Paul Whited credited Marlon Johnson for coming off the bench to spark the defense in the second half.  Santiago (10-4) -- Simpson 33, Simioli 2, Coleman 9, LeDuc 16, Johnson 2, Couch 2, Black 6, Cliett 4, Clark 2, Denson 8.  West Valley -- Navarez 9, LeBaron 19, Stack 4, White 4, Rodriguez 12, Pedia 1, Coin 3, Hope 2, Williams 3.  Halftime score -- Santiago 40-33. Three-point goals -- Navarez 2, LeBaron 3, Rodriguez 2, Williams, Simpson 6, Coleman 3, Denson. Total fouls -- Santiago 19, West Valley 15. Fouled out -- LeBaron. 

Chaparral 67, Palm Springs 53 --Will Campbell scored seven of his game-high 25 points in the fourth quarter as Temecula Chaparral won at the Mustang Shootout, avenging an earlier loss to Palm Springs. Trailing by 12 at halftime, Palm Springs got as close as five in the fourth quarter. Campbell had 10 rebounds and Allen Craig had seven assists for Chaparral. Palm Springs won the teams' first meeting, 67-48.   Chaparral (9-6) -- Scott 3, Craig 16, Campbell 25, Chodola 15, Moore 3, Larsen 1, Montano 4.  Palm Springs (6-8) -- Perry 2, Howard 19, Whited 3, Spurgin 10, Rougely 5, Claggett 14.  Halftime score -- Chaparral 42-30. Three-point goals -- Craig 4, Chodola 3, Campbell, Claggett 3, Howard. Total fouls -- Chaparral 20, Palm Springs 11. Fouled out -- Zeeb (C).

Colton 75, Bloomington 61 --Center Jason Wilcox grabbed nine rebounds to help lead Colton past Bloomington in the fourth round of the Mustang Shootout. Colton will play Banning in a consolation game.Bloomington -- Smith 6, Poulson 14, Davis 11, Thomas 16, Parker 4, Pruilt 5, Kohorst 5.  Colton (6-9) -- Sorenson 28, Wilcox 13, Celestin 7, Evans 6, Robbin 10, Sarquharson 5, Beard 6.   Halftime score -- Colton 42-31. Three-point goals -- Thomas, Kohorst, Pruilt, Smith 2, Robbin. Total fouls -- Bloomington 16, Colton 16. Fouled out -- Celestin. Technical fouls -- Sarquharson, Davis, Parker. 

Yucaipa 72, Paloma Valley 40 -- Thad Orr scored 14 of his game-high 23 points in the first quarter as Yucaipa rolled past Menifee Paloma Valley in a consolation third-round game at the Mustang Shootout in Hemet. Orr made four three-pointers in the first quarter as the Thunderbirds jumped to a 25-11 lead..   Yucaipa (11-2) -- King 5, Craig 6, Orr 23, Brown 7, Simmons 0, Adams 2, Sardegna 4, Griesnow 12, Renich 13.  Paloma Valley -- Alvarado 12, Damon 8, Grandos 4, Rathnel 9, Zeigler 1, Dean 6.  Halftime score -- Yucaipa 47-21. Three-point goals -- King, Orr 5, Alvarado 4, Damon. Total fouls -- Yucaipa 20, Paloma Valley 17. Fouled out -- none.  

Consolation

Cathedral City 92, Beaumont 45 -- Sophomore Steven Shewmake had 13 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists as Cathedral City defeated Beaumont in a consolation game of the Mustang Shootout at Hemet. Brandon Gray scored a game-high 22 points for the Lions, but Coach Rob Hanmer said the play of Shewmake and fellow sophomores Austin Oglesby, Bear Simerson and Nick Lee was impressive. Cathedral City (8-5) -- Aguinaldo 2, Otteson 14, Gray 22, S.Shewmake 13, Brown 6, Ogelsby 12, Green 4, Lee 10, Simerson 9.  Beaumont -- Estrada 5, Horn 6, Koumparis 17, Dopp 4, Hackney 7, Alsina 6.  Halftime score -- Cathedral City 46-16. Three-point goals -- Simerson, Brown 2, Otteson, S.Shewmake, Koumparis 3, Hackney 2. Total fouls -- Cathedral City 12, Beaumont 15. Fouled out -- none. 

Temescal Canyon 63, Hemet 46 --Josh Garrett had 29 points, including five three-pointers for Temescal Canyon (8-5). Mike Peterson added 14 points and Matt Twamley had 13 for Temescal Canyon.  Senior guard Josh Garrett had a career-high five three-pointers, including three in the first period, as Lake Elsinore Temescal Canyon cruised to a consolation win..  Temescal Canyon (8-5) -- Garrett 21, Peterson 14, Twamley 13, Perry 3, Ellenwood 5, Corral 6, Petty 1.  Hemet -- Post 5, Crane 20, Ackerman 5, Carreon 7, Bartlett 7, Versteeg 2.  Halftime score -- Temescal Canyon 39-28. Three-point goals -- Garrett 5, Twamley, Bartlett, Crane 2. Total fouls -- Temescal Canyon 15, Hemet 19. Fouled out -- Perry, Riley (H).

Indio 65, Yucca Valley 38--The Rajahs finally snapped a three-game losing streak. After only leading 26-25 at the half, the Rajahs really opened it up in the second half thanks to the solid play of Rodney King. King finished with a game-high 25 points and pulled down a team-high seven rebounds. Sophomore David Brown grabbed 10 boards, and guard Johnny Horta chipped in with nine. The Rajahs (8-5) play today against San Jacinto as they continue play in the West Valley Tournament

Corona Santiago 84, West Valley 57

Banning 58, Desert Hot Springs 54--The Golden Eagles lost a close one on the road in the West Valley tournament.  Jason Edmonds scored a team-high 19 points. Mateo Ortega added 11 points, and Mike Thompson chipped in with 10. The Golden Eagles fell to 2-8 on the season with the lose.

Colton 75, Bloomington 61

Yucaipa 72, Paloma Valley 40

Valley (Bakersfield) 81, Bethel Christian Lancaster (CIF-SS) 37 -- Despite Bethel Christian's Lionel Mongiano scoring a game-high 24 points, the Valley Lions pounded the Eagles from Lancaster in non-tournament play. Valley was led by Miguel Lopez and Conrad Wilson, scoring 17 points apiece.  Also for Valley, Jeff Clough and Pat Essman added 12. Essman. Mike Touchstone had 13 points for Valley. Valley improves to 8-4 with the win.

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