Condor League

Ojai Valley at Midland--result not reported.

Cornerstone Christian 47, Happy Valley 33--Cornerstone Christian Camarillo (5-8, 4-1) was led by Josiah Reed's 14 points and eight rebounds, in the win over Happy Valley.  Kevin Giles also had 14 points and five rebounds, while teammate Thomas Miller added 10 rebounds and four steals for Cornerstone.  Happy Valley's Graham Johnston led all scorers with a game-high 27 points. Cornerstone Christian (47) --Kevin Giles 14, Jones 3, Lee 2, Miller 4, 10 rebs. Smith 2, June 8, Josiah Reed 14.   Happy Valley (33) Johnsont 27, Jones 3, Burns 3.  Cornerstone Christian --14 7   7  19--47;  Happy Valley --6  16  7  4--33.

Villanova Prep 41, Cate 38-- Villanova Prep's (10-5, 3-0) Djadji Daffe, who finished with 17 points, scored on a layup with 45 seconds to give Villanova the lead by one, 39-38, and then added a pair of free throws with eight seconds for the final margin. Cole Gibson led Villanova Prep in scoring with 19.

Delphic League

Campbell Hall 75, Pacific Hills 60 --The visiting Campbell Hall Vikings (8-11, 2-3) were led by Darryl Harris and Matt Llewellyn, who   each scored 20 points for in the win over Pacific Hills (9-7, 1-4), which lost two consecutive league games this week.  Campbell Hall was down by one at the half, but came back to outscore Pacific Hills by 16 points in the final two periods. Pacific Hills was led by senior point guard Amahl Amedu and Adam Kries, who both scored 15 points.   Campbell Hall (60) --JD. Washington 11, Darrly Harris 20, Kaplan 4, Matt Llewellyn 20, Robnett 6, Miller 6, Heard 6, Wilder 2.  Pacific Hills (60) --Frank 7, Moore 8, Moret 14, Amaedu 15, Kreis 15.  Campbell Hall--18  12  20  25--75; Pacific Hills--13  18  10  19--60.

Desert Mountain League

Lancaster Desert Christian at Mammoth--results not reported.

Silver Valley 95, Lone Pine 74-- Junior 6-1 forward Rickey Johnson scored 24 points and grabbed nine rebounds as the Silver Valley Trojans (4-15, 2-3) defeated the visiting Lone Pine Eagles (8-11, 2-2).  Sophomore Sidney Tharpe added 21 points for the Trojans and sophomore guard Eric Anderson had 18.   Angel Fontanez added 17 for the Trojans. Randall Barbour led Lone Pine scoring with 28 points.

Express League

Eastside Christian 55, Liberty Christian 45 --Visiting Eastside Christian (4-10, 3-1) was led by Oneal Cousins' 16 points and Andrew Sanchez' four three-pointers (14 points) in the win over host Liberty Christian (3-11, 1-3). 

Pioneer Baptist at Orangewood Academy--results not reported.

Harbor League

New Roads 63, Lighthouse 43 --Nate Pearlmutter scored 30 points for host New Roads (4-10, 1-2).

High Desert League

Vasquez 73, Bishop 68--details were not available.

International League

Mesrobian 65, Southwestern 41 --Mesrobian (6-2, 4-1) was led by Mikhail Bursalian with 28 points and Tigran Grigorian who added 27.

Liberty League

Avalon 62, Windward 56--Kevin Harrell scored 22 points and grabbed 13 rebounds for Avalon (5-10, 4-4).  The Windward Wildcats (10-6, 4-4) were led by Matt Wapnick with 20 points. The Lancers were also paced by Adam Nelson who added 19 points and 17 rebounds, and point guard Joe Hernandez had 10 assists.

Buckley 61, Viewpoint 45-- The visiting Griffins (10-5, 4-2) were led by senior point guard David Gale with 14 points, 11 assists, seven steals and one block, and by sophomore Baron Abdul-Mansour who finished with 20 points and 11 rebounds in the league win over the host Viewpoint Patriots (6-7, 2-5). Buckley led by 10 midway through the second quarter and while Viewpoint cut the lead to 4 in the third, the Griffins never trailed. Matt Mosko led Viewpoint with 24 points before fouling out midway through the fourth quarter; no other Patriot players scored in double figures. Buckley--David Gale 14, 11 assists, 7 steals, 5 rebounds, 1 block, Riley Scannell 4, 2 assists, 1 steal, Nick Brar 6, Alex Marshall 11, 5 rebounds, Tristan Seisa 8, Baron Abdul-Mansour 20, 11 rebounds, 1 steal.  Viewpoint--John Murray 2, Adam Gordon 6, Matt Mosko 24, Michael Lazar 2, Sean Mazur 4, Geoff Chizever 7.  Buckley  18   10  20  13--61;  Viewpoint--14  9  15  7.

Holy Martyrs at Oakwood--result not reported.

Yeshiva 72, Providence 57--Daniel Nagel scored 21 points to lead the Yeshiva Panthers (12-6, 10-4). Yeshiva will be idle until January 30, when the Panthers travel to Windward.

Metro League

Cornerstone Christian Wildomare at Desert Chapel--result not reported.

Calvary Chapel Redlands 48, Christian Center Academy 34-- Sophomore guard Ryan Rosebeary scored a game-high 19 points as the Bears (2-14, 1-7 ) defeated the visiting Wolverines in a Metro League game. The game was called late in the fourth quarter after Christian Center Academy, which brought only five players to the game, had two players foul out. Josiah Lee added 10 points for Calvary Chapel/Redlands.

Upland Christian 72, Lake Arrowhead Christian 46--Junior 6-4 forward Nick Roberds had a game-high 32 points (29 in the first half) and also pulled down 14 rebounds as Upland Christian (13-5, 7-1) defeated visiting Lake Arrowhead Christian (3-4 in league) in a Metro League game. Junior 5-11 guard Taylor Unzicker added 14 points and three rebounds for Upland Christian. Unzicker and Roberds each hit four three-pointers. Junior 5-6 point guard Josh Hemsley had six rebounds and four assists in the win. Guard Gerry Conedy had 17 points for Lake Arrowhead Christian, while Steve Kinsley had 13.  Upland Christian led 43-22 at the half.

Mission League

Alemany 73, St. Francis 57 --Alemany (4-15, 2-4) was led by Richard Saephang with 27 points, and Ian Edwards who added 17 points and 18 rebounds.  Alemany (73) --Richard Saethang 27, Armando Solorzano 8 assiists, Ian Edwards 17, 18 rebounds, Taylor 5, Rosales 1, Mendoza 2, Gonzales 4, Ingram 7, 5 steals, Kratachvil 2.  St. Francis (57) McBride 2, Gebur 4, Reyes 4, Durtan 2, Davies 11, Menzies 13, Orlandini 2, Sertoris 12, Rucker 6.  Alemany--12  26  19   16--73  St. Francis--15  13  19  10--57. 

Chaminade v. Loyola--see below, McDonald's Invitational scores in Non-League game results.

Moore League

Long Beach Jordan vs. Long Beach Poly--see Lynwood Invitational Shootout below for details.

Victory League

Bloomington Christian 41, Redlands Adventist 36--Senior 6-1 guard Josh Jordan had 17 points and 11 rebounds as the Ravens (6-8, 3-1) defeated the Bulldogs (10-3, 2-2).

McDonald's Invitational @ Pasadena CC:

Game 1: Artesia vs. Harvard-Westlake at Pasadena City College

Harvard Westlake 72, Artesia 61--We have no idea what actually happened in this game, because we weren't able to be there, and not a single newspaper covered the game, including the Times or the Daily News, both of which regularly cover H-W, and not the LB Press Telegram, which covers Artesia.  Oh well, maybe someone will e-mail a box score so we'll be able to see how the Wolverines knocked off the Pioneers.

Game 2: Loyola vs. Chaminade at Pasadena City College, 2 p.m.

Loyola 94, Chaminade 69--The details of this game, like the H-W v. Artesia game, weren't picked up by any of the local papers, and unfortunately, we weren't there to see it.  If anyone's got a boxscore or the details, e-mail them to us and we'll post it here. This was a league contest, and we would have expected at least a line or two in the Daily News, but nothing there today....

Game 3: Pasadena vs. Monrovia at Pasadena City College, 4 p.m.

Pasadena 45 Monrovia 36--Another game that apparently wasn't covered by any of the local papers, or if it was, they just forgot to print the results. Really, nothing in the Times, nothing in the Pasadena Star News (neither print nor internet), nothing in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, nothing, nada.....We know Bryant Markson didn't play, but hey, we'd like to know how the rest of the guys in this one played.

Game 4: Fremont vs. Bishop Montgomery at Pasadena City College, 5:30 p.m.

Bishop Montgomery 67, LA Fremont 65-- [Details compiled from the Torrance Daily Breeze] Junior forward Fred Washington had a game-high 33 points, including 26 second-half points which helped Bishop Montgomery (17-5) rally back from a 10-point deficit at the half, 34-24,  in the Game 4 win over LA Fremont (16-3). Bishop Montgomery was also led by senior Gavin Lee with 19 points. The Knights entered the fourth quarter trailing by just a point, 48-47, and Fremont went on an 8-2 run early, to extend the Pathfinders' lead to 56-49. Washington then hit a three, a free-throw and another field goal on a layup to tie the score at 57 all with just under four minutes.   Lee gave the Knights their first lead with just under two minutes on a free throw and Washington extended it to four with another three-pointer, 61-57. The Pathfinders then scored on the next two possessions, making it a one-possession game, but didn't take advantage despite two missed free throw opportunities by the Knights.  Mark Bradford had a chance to make it close, but missed the first of two free throws with three seconds remaining and Fremont trailing, 66-64. Bishop Montgomery senior Brandon Williams then made one of two free-throw attempts with one second remaining for the final margin.   Fremont played most of the game without starting 6-foot-8 center Darren Brown, who couldn't participate due to the flu.  Bishop Montgomery (67)  M. Washington 3, Peace 7, Estrada 2, F. Washington 33, Lee 19, Williams 1, Scott 2.  3-p;oint guoals:   M. Washington 1, Fred Washington 3, Lee 1.  Fremont (65)  Bradford 5, Williams 6, Bullard 18, Geoffrey Clayton 11, lPowell 13, Arnold 4, Herring 2, Brown 6. 2 pointers: Bullard 3, Clayton 1.  B. Montgomery--9  15  23  20--67; Fremont--16  18  14  17--65.

Game 5: Fresno Clovis West vs. Muir at Pasadena City College, 7 p.m.

Fresno Clovis West 58, Muir 54 --[Details compiled from LA Times information] Nick Debban scored 12 of his game-high 25 points in the fourth quarter for Fresno Clovis West (17-2), which closed the game on a 15-2 run to defeat Muir (18-2). The Mustangs were led by Jamaal Hall, who scored 14 points. Muir has now dropped two games in two days, losing to Pacific League rival Pasadena on Friday.

Game 6: Glendora vs. La Canada at Pasadena City College, 8:30 p.m.

Glendora 70, La Canada 58--[From a reader e-mail] With Mark Moore on the bench after being ejected from Friday night's game, La Canada's guards played about as well as they could, playing even with Glendora through three quarters, but had a tough time in the fourth quarter as Glendora's combination of Larry Monroe, Mike Mehanna and Spencer Foster pulled away in the fourth quarter. We didn't get stats, or other details, but a reader sent us the final score, so if anyone has any more details on the game, we'd appreciate receiving them.

Lynwood Invitational Shootout @ Lynwood HS

Boys' Game 1:  Long Beach Cabrillo vs. Serra at Lynwood

Serra 75, Cabrillo 37 -- [note, the score was reported differently in different papers:  The LB Press Telegram had it at 75-37;   the Torrance Daily Breeze had it at 73-37].  Even if there was a discrepancy in the reported scores, there was no doubt about the final outcome:  Gardena Serra (20-2), behind Eugene Hackett's game-high 14 points, and six rebounds, extended its win streak to 11 games as the Cavaliers beat the Cabrillo Jaguars (9-10).  Serra hasn't lost since the Calvary Chapel Downey tournament in December when the Cavaliers lost to Price.  Senior football standout Loren Wade scored 10 points and seven rebounds, and senior point guard Eugene Jeter finished with seven points and nine assists, while Jeffrey Arnold added 12 points, six assists, seven rebounds and four steals for the Cavaliers.   Serra jumped out to a lead of 18-8 at the end of the first quarter, and then cruised to a 38-19 halftime lead. In the third, it was more of the same,  and in the fourth quarter Serra outscored the Jaguars 22-6. Serra's Conte Shumate pulled down nine rebounds, and Eric McNeal and Samir Hernandez each added six points. Cabrillo's leading scorer Jushay Rockett was held to seven points. Junior Eddie Patterson led the Jaguars with nine points. Serra (73)  Hackett 14, Arnold 12, Jeter 7, Maston 4, NcNeal 6, Hemphill 4, Carter 2, Hernandez 6, Wade 10, Shumate 3, Stearns 7.  3 pointers:   Arnold 1, Jeter 1.  Cabrillo (37)--Friar 1, Bennett 2, Pattrerson 9, C. Carter 6, McGaughy 1, Rockett 7, Silvie 6, D. Carter 5, 3pointers: C. Carter 1, D. Carter 1, Patterson 1.  Serra--18  20  13  22--73;  Cabrillo 8 11  12   6--37.

Boys' Game 2: Verbum Dei vs. Lynwood

Verbum Dei 69, Lynwood 53-- The Verbum Dei Eagles (16-3), ranked No. 2 by SoCalHoops in Division IV-A were led by Tai Turner with 14 points and Utah-signee Richard Chaney finished with 9 as the Lynwood Knights (5-9) fell at home.  Lynwood was led by Daniel McCall with 15 points, and Marcus Minor with 10.   Unfortunately, we didn't get to see this game, but our friend Louis Johnson at the Long Beach Press Telegram did, and here's the highlight he wrote about:  "A five-point possession midway through the third quarter gave the Eagles (16-3) much-needed breathing room as they thwarted an upset bid by the host Knights (5-9). After Lynwood pulled within 33-30 on a basket by senior forward Marcus Minor (10 points), Verbum Dei got a jumper from Tai Turner (14 points), while a foul was whistled on Knights' guard Cash McCall. McCall compounded things by getting a technical foul. Utah signee Richard Chaney (nine points) sank one of the two technical shots before Turner returned to make another jump shot off of the ensuing inbounds play to increase the Eagles lead to 38-30. Lynwood then got no closer than seven points."

Boys' Game 3:  Corona Centennial v. Ayala

Corona Centennial 67, Ayala 61--Senior guard J.R. Reese scored 21 points and senior forward Dimitrius Alexander added 17 points as the Huskies (16-2) held off the Bulldogs (11-8).  Kyle Gregory led Ayala with 20 points and six assists while Danny Stephens and Justin Davenport each scored 12 points. J.R. Reese paced the Huskies with 21 points. Ayala will also play in one of two MLK day events, this one at Riverside Martin Luther King Jr. HS,  at 5 p.m. against San Bernardino Pacific.

Boys' Game 4:  LB Poly v. LB Jordan (Moore League Game)

Long Beach Poly 63, Long Beach Jordan 34--Poly (18-2, 6-0) jumped out to a 25 point halftime lead, 42-17, and never looked back in taking this league contest from the Jordan Panthers (10-9, 3-3) in the event's headliner game. Bobby Jones led the Jackrabbits with 17 points, 11 rebounds, 2 blocks and 2 steals.   Senior point guard Carlos Rivers finished with 11 points, all in the first quarter.   The Poly defense forced 23 turnovers.  Jordan was led by senior guard Damon Banks with 8 points.  Chris Fields, a sophomore forward added 11 for the Jackrabbits in the lopsided win.

Other Non-League Games:

Calvary Chapel Downey 82, Chadwick 48 --Calvary Chapel Downey (16-3) sophomore guard Ralph Miley scored a team-high 21 points, and teammate Timothy Drisdom, a Utah-signee added 20, as the Grizzlies defeated Chadwick in a nonleague game. The Grizzlies took  40-27 halftime lead and never looked back. Senior forward Jonathan James also added 17 points for the Grizzlies, currently ranked No. 1 in SoCalHoops Division IV-A poll.  Calvary Chapel Downey will play Monday at the Dream Classic at Azusa Pacific in the opener against Verbum Dei, ranked No. 3 in the same division.

San Marcos 106, Nordhoff 73--San Marcos (14-6) was led by four players in double figures in a wild game at Nordhoff on Saturday night, which featured six technical fouls, two player ejections and technicals on Nordhoff's head coach and assistant coach.  San Marcos was led by senior forward Seamus McKiernan (6'-5" Sr. F) with a game high 26 points, while teammate Asher Kupperman scored 20.   Point guard Duane Fortune and Drew Spaventa had 15 and 12, respectively.  The physical game resulted in 50 fouls being called, 27 on San Marcos, 23 on Nordhoff.   San Marcos-- Kupperman 20, McKiernan 26, Spaventa 12, Fortune 15, Mercer 9, Hill 3, Popp 9, Downing 8, Waddill 1, Donlon 3. Totals 38 20-28 106. Nordhoff -- Swift 12, Cioffi 10, Bensley 10, Stroup 2, Nylander 8, Brubaker 11, Nash 3, Beckett 1, Woolsey 5, Murphy 11. Totals 25 20-27 73.  San Marcos --10 32 33 31--106  Nordhoff--16 22 18 19--73  3-point goals -- SM 10 (Kupperman 3, Spaventa 2, Fortune 2, Downing 2, Donlon), N 4 (Swift 2, Bensley 2). Total fouls -- SM 27, N 23. Fouled out -- none. Technicals -- Below (ejected), Hill 2 (ejected), Swift, Nordhoff coach Hall, assistant coach Swift. Records-- SM 14-6.

Price 60, Mission Prep 41--Derrick Williams (6'-4" Jr. G) led Price with 26 points and Frank Peace added 17 for Price (17-4).

No games scheduled.

 
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