Division I-AA boys bracket updated 2/20

The bracket has been updated to reflect all second round games, and quarterfinal matchups. Home teams are the teams with the fewest home games played previously. If both teams have the same number of home or away games, the host is determined by flipping a coin. Details and scoring for the second round is shown below the bracket:

First round games Friday February 15			Second Round Tuesday February 19	Quarterfinals Friday Feb 22	Semifinals Tuesday Feb 26	Finals March 2 @ Pond
Upper half of Bracket
Paramount 44	@	Eisenhower 82	Eisenhower 74 @ Highland 54	Lakewood @ Eisenhower
Diamond Bar 67	@	Highland 69 (OT)	Eisenhower 74 @ Highland 54
Lakewood 72	@	Alta Loma 50	Canyon Springs 86 @ Lakewood 90
Murrieta Valley 57	@	Canyon Springs 85	Canyon Springs 86 @ Lakewood 90
Upland 75	@	Santa Ana 33	Ayala 51 @ Upland 42	Millikan @ Ayala
Rialto 50	@	Ayala 55	Ayala 51 @ Upland 42
Arroyo Grande 44	@	Millikan 72	Millikan 65 @ Oxnard 54
Littlerock 48	@	Oxnard 79	Millikan 65 @ Oxnard 54
Lower half of Bracket
Moreno Valley 61	@	AB Miller 73	Downey 73 @ AB Miller 83	AB Miller @ Capo Valley
El Rancho 44	@	Downey 63	Downey 73 @ AB Miller 83
Arcadia 43	@	Esperanza 47	Esperanza 39 @ Capo Valley 50
Ontario 53	@	Capo Valley 76	Esperanza 39 @ Capo Valley 50
Fountain Valley 43	@	Etiwanda 60	Etiwanda 43 @ Fontana 50	Fontana (7:00 p.m) @ LB Poly
Fontana 74	@	Temecula Valley 73	Etiwanda 43 @ Fontana 50
Peninsula 68	@	Schurr 55	LB Poly 68 @ Peninsula 40
Glendale 40	@	LB Poly 97	LB Poly 68 @ Peninsula 40

No. 1 Eisenhower 74, Highland 54-- Senior forward Sean Marshall scored 26 points to lead the top-seeded Eagles (25-2), in the win over Highland (15-11). Senior center Cory McJimson added 14 points and seven rebounds and Anthony Jones contributed 10 points for the Eagles. Highland's tallest player, David Kennedy got into foul trouble early, getting his fourth foul in the final 30 seconds of the first half, and he sat out almost the entire second half and fouled out with 2:45 to play. He finished with four points and three rebounds. Kris Theus had 17 points and Mike Stevenson added 12 for the host Bulldogs of Palmdale.

Lakewood 90, Canyon Springs 86--Lakewood (20-6) advanced to the quarterfinals for the first time in more than 10 years with the win over Canyon Springs (20-9) behind Tyrell McLaurin's game-high 35 points and 9 rebounds. McLaurin scored 21 of his points in the first half, and 13 in the second quarter. Lakewood senior forward John Wegner added 23 points and 8 rebounds, including grabbing a key rebound with only seconds on the clock and hitting two free throws for the final margin of victory. Chester Gabriel and Doug Peterson each had 9 points for Lakewood. Canyon Springs was led by junior standout Richard Cobbs who finished with 28 points, forward Tron Smith who had 23 points. and freshman point guard Andre McGhee who finished with 21.

LB Millikan 65, No. 4 Oxnard 54--Long Beach Millikan (19-8) advanced to the quarterfinals for the first time in 11 years with the win over Oxnard (23-5). Ivan Barragan led Oxnard with 21 points, including a 3-pointer with 1:16 remaining to get Oxnard to within 4, at 58-54, but Millikan scored the final seven points for the win. Marcus Dove finished with 15 points for Millikan and Melvin Nicholson had 14 and Ryan Hynes had 11. Lee Abair had 16 points for Oxnard, and Henry Patterson added six points and 11 rebounds, while Jonathan Davis had eight assists to finish his high school career with 590. Millikan (65) -- Dove 7 0-0 15, Anderson 4 0-1 9, Nicholson 5 4-6 14, Freeman 4 2-2 10, Raitz 1 1-2 3, Lewis 1 0-0 2, Hynes 4 3-4 11. Oxnard (54) -- Thrower 2 1-1 5, Barragan 7 3-3 21, Patterson 3 0-0 6, Davis 2 2-2 6, Abair 7 2-2 16. Millikan 22 16 10 17--65 Oxnard 15 15 15 9--54 3-Point goals -- Millikan (Dove, Anderson). Oxnard (Barragan 4). Fouled out -- Abair. Rebounds -- Oxnard (Patterson 11). Assists -- Oxnard (Davis 7). Total fouls -- Millikan 10, Oxnard 15

No. 3 AB Miller 83, Downey 73--Jacob Ramierez had 27 points and five rebounds, and Jeremiah Ward had 22 points, seven rebounds and seven assists to lead the Rebels (23-6) in their win. Teamates T.J. Smith and Victor Michel both added 11 points for A.B. Miller. Downey's Larry Cunningham led all scorers with 33 points.

Capistrano Valley 50, Esperanza 39--Matt Sweany had 18 points, Jake Franzen 11 and Pete Decasas had 10 points for host Capistrano Valley (23-6), which led, 25-17 at halftime. The Cougars play Miller in a quarterfinal game on Friday. Burke Spencer had 12 points and Mark Lovein had 11 points for Esperanza (17-11).

Fontana 50, Etiwanda 43--The Steelers (11-11) were led by Ira Graham with a game-high 19 points in the win over Etiwanda (20-7). The game featured 19 lead changes. Fontana will play Long Beach Poly on Friday night.

No. 2 LB Poly 68, Peninsula 40-- Shawn Weinstein scored 17 points, but host Peninsula (19-10) was outscored by Long Beach Poly, 24-6, in the fourth quarter. Kevin Gardner added nine points and Andre Ciceran scored eight for Peninsula, which made just 1-of-12 from the free-throw line

All games with the exception of the final round will start at 7:30 p.m. unless another time is mutually agreed upon and clearance is received from the CIF-SS Office. Public coin flips will be held in the lobby of the CIF-SS Office at 9:00 a.m. the day following each playoff game [these coin flips will determine subsquent sites after the first round, i.e., which school will be the host]. Coin flips will be available after 9:30 a.m. and we'll try to keep everyone posted with them here.