scores for 12/13/02

SoCalHoops High School News

Game Scores & Details: Day Five, Week Two,
Friday 12/13/02--(Dec. 13, 2002)

Was it unlucky Friday? For some teams who lost, no doubt. But there were some terrific tournament games played on Friday night, even if they might not have been attended as well had football championship been on another night and not occupying so many people's attention....And thank goodness, football is just about over (Saturday), and everyone can start to focus on the really important stuff....hoops. High scorers for the day were Steve Monreal, who hit 44 points for L.A. Garfield, Matt Sargeant who led Ocean View back to the finals of its own tournament with 36, and Ruben Boykin of L.A. University with 34 points. There were a couple of others who scored over 30: Bryce Taylor of Harvard-Westlake had 31, Willis of Hollywood had 38, Moskus of Irvine University also had 30, Baron Badul Mansour of Buckley scored 30, Pancho Seaborn of Croona del Mar had 30, (including 6 threes), Evan Moore of Brea Olinda also scored 30, and Dwayne Murray of Norwalk scored 30 (in the same game that Steve Monreal hit for 44 for Garfield). Quite a day.....

Here are the details of games played on Friday, December 13, 2002.....Not all the games played, but all the games played that we could find details about or that people alerted us to via e-mail. If there's a score we've neglected to report, let us know.

Tournament Game Scores For Friday, Dec. 13, 2002

Arlington Tournament
Championship semifinals

Arroyo Tournament
Consolation

Monrovia 79, Bravo 76 (5-OT)--

Boron Tournament
Pool Play

Canyon Country (Canyon) Tournament
Consolation

Canoga Park 87, St. Francis 58--Maurice Neal had 17 points for Canoga Park (2-2), which led 46-30 at halftime. Scott Burton had 16 points for St. Francis.

Calabasas 67, Canyon Country Canyon 62--Drew Houseman (5'-5" PG) scored 25 to lead Calabasas (5-0) over Canyon Country Canyon.

Carpinteria Carbajal Classic Tournament
Semifinals

Oaks Christian 62, Righetti 59--Mike Hornbuckle scored 16 points to lead Oaks Christian (4-1) to a victory in the third round of pool play over Righetti (6-1) in the Carpinteria Tournament.

St. John Bosco 83, Rio Mesa 63--Robert Reynaga scored 23 points for St. John Bosco (4-1).

Consolation

Carpinteria 52, Lakewood 51-- David Horton hit a 10-foot runner at the buzzer to lift the Warriors to the victory. After Doug Peterson's 15-footer gave Lakewood a 51-50 lead with six seconds left, Carpinteria pushed the ball up court. Julian Lopez passed to Horton for the game-winner. Horton led all scorers with 26 points. Jay Munoz with three 3-pointers for the Warriors (2-2).

Cathedral City-Palm Desert "Desert Cities" Classic Tournament
Semifinals

JW North 58, Cathedral City 55--Marcus Slaughter had 28 points and 17 rebounds for JW North (3-0), which led from start to finish.

Temescal Canyon 78, Palm Desert 55 --Garrett True had 24 points and five assists and Nigel Kelly added 14 for Temescal Canyon (6-1). Palm Desert is 3-3. Temescal Canyon advances to the championship game with the win, and is back for the third consecutive time in the finals. Temescal won it two years ago, and lost in the finals last year. In Friday's game, Temescal led 37-35 at the half. The Titans switched to a half-court trapping defense to start the third quarter and outscored Palm Desert 25-7 in the quarter.

Consolation

Riverside Christian 59, Desert Hot Springs 47

Redlands East Valley 92, Palo Verde 60

Cerritos Valley Christian Tournament
Pool Play

Bolsa Grande 68, Costa Mesa 54--David Doan had 22 points, 10 rebounds and four steals for Bolsa Grande (3-4. Danny Krikorian scored 21 points for Costa Mesa (2-2). James Tifea had 11 points and Daniel Nevarez added seven for the Matadors. Danny Krikorian led the Mustangs with 21 points and Bryan Molina added 11.

La Salle 72, St. Paul 38--Mark Kelley had 28 points, 11 rebounds and five blocks for La Salle (7-0).

Loara 53, Valley Christian 47--Junior center Jared Godair scored 16 points but it wasn't enough as the Crusaders (2-3) lost to the visiting Saxons in the last round of pool play

Mary Star 55, Rancho Alamitos 48--Jeff Fiamengo scored 18 points and dished out four assists to lead Mary Star (2-1) to the win. Jonathan Philips added 19 points and 10 rebounds. Vince Wrtaza had 10 points and nine rebounds.

Dos Pueblos Tournament
Semifinals

Dos Pueblos 62, Santa Ynez 42--Dos Pueblos High rans its record to a perfect 5-0 Friday night, topping Santa Ynez 62-42 to advance to the championship game of the Goleta, the Good Land Tournament at Dos Pueblos. Phil Freisen scored 14 points and Jason Dalley added 12 for the Chargers, who held Santa Ynez to just 15 points on five field goals in the second half. Alex Richmond led the Pirates (0-5) with 19 points.

Oxnard Pacifica 55, Tesoro 40--Angelo McDougald scored 10 points and grabbed seven rebounds with two assists and two steals to lead Oxnard Pacifica (4-1) over Tesoro.

Consolation

Ribet Academy 69, Lompoc 63--The Braves were undone by a third quarter in which they were outscored 29-9.

Dos Pueblos JV 49, Nipomo 28-- no details were available.

El Rancho Tournament
Semifinals

Montebello 54, Sierra Vista 31-- MONTEBELLO (54) Jose Alvarado 14, Ian Park 20, Michael Gonzalez 2, Renya Gomez 2, David Gonzalez 2, Jeorge Acosta 4, Oliver Mata 2, Rafeal Martinez 7. SIERRA VISTA (31) Joey Flores 4, Jose Vasquez 1, John Morg 2, Cesar Parada 2, Anthony Avila 12, Mike Bribisca 2, Victor Ortiz 6, Rico Estrada 2. Montbello13 16 9 16--54 Sierra Vista 7 10 4 10--31.

Consolation

Paramount 61, El Rancho 53 -- PARAMOUNT (61) McArthur 10, Smith 22, Hale 4, Cargile 5, Lozano 2, Amos 7, Saucedo 11 EL RANCHO (53) Enriquez 3, Navarrete 16, Quiroz 13, Valdidia 11, Carrera 4, Sanchez 6. Paramount14 14 17 16-- 61 El Rancho16 13 11 13--53.

Lynwood 72, Bassett 49--

Whittier 86, Cantwell 31 --CANTWELL (31) Matthew Perez 8, Lito Vasquez 2, Paul Kallimanis 5, Allen Winther 3, Alex Gomez 2, Andrew Ortega 4, Daniel Lopez 2, Anthon Medina 1, Cameron Granadino 4. WHITTIER (86) De La Torre 1, Cantu 5, Delgadillo 4, Ruiz 8, Woodward 4, Bailey 6, De La Torre 9, Vargas 4, Ventura 9, Hernandez 28, Bueno 4, Ventura 2. Cantwell 21 5 21 2--36 Whittier 18 21 25 22-- 86

13th Place Semifinals

Pioneer 65, El Monte 56--Carlos Martinez had 24 points to lead Pioneer (2-2) to a win. Andrew Gutierrez scored 20 for El Monte. PIONEER (65) Ben Lopez 4, Bruce Carlos 3, Albert Sarabia 2, Michael Rubalcava 4, Ricky Pornell 4, Ricky Reyes 7, Ray Naudin 11, Carlos Martinez 24. EL MONTE (56) Amilcar Arcnila 1, Phong Ngo 10, Dan Arecniga 14, Noe Ramirez 11, Andrew Gutierrez 20. Pioneer 23 16 15 11--65 El Monte 17 16 5 18--56.

Santa Fe 46, Schurr 44--no details available.

El Segundo Tournament
Semifinals

Pacifica (Garden Grove) 55, St. Bernard 39--James Estrada scored 17 points to lead Garden Grove Pacifica (5-2). Nonso Nibo led St. Bernard (3-4) with 10 points and eight rebounds. St. Bernard had a 27-22 lead at halftime, but two key players Kevin Ross and Michael Pye were required to leave the game early for a school function, leaving the team short-handed. St. Bernard will play for third place against South Gate. Pye finished with five steals. Chris Ceballos added eight points and Jason Grimes made four blocks. Brandon Harper added 11 for Pacifica.

Santa Monica 62, South Gate 54--Brett DeAngelis scored 18 points for Santa Monica (4-3).

5th Place Semifinal

Mira Costa 49, Torrance 38--Mike Archuletta scored 14 points for Mira Costa (5-2). The Mustangs take on Quartz Hill for fifth place. Archuletta also grabbed eight rebounds. Kyle Rea added 12 points and six rebounds and Steve Bertrand finished with 10 points and six rebounds. Dustin May had 12 points for Torrance, which plays for ninth place against Pacific Hills.

7th Place Semifinal

St. Monica 71, Salesian 49--Ricky Butler scored 18 points for St. Monica (3-4).

Consolation semifinals

El Segundo 46, Kennedy 45--Deandre Mathieu finished with 14 points and hit a 3-pointer with seven seconds remaining to lead El Segundo to the consolation final against Narbonne. El Segundo was down, 26-15, at halftime and fought back with a 17-7 third-quarter advantage. Sophomore Jaimie Jones had 10 points, nine rebounds and six blocks.

Narbonne 60, Brentwood 59--Christian Smith of Narbonne (6-3) had 26 points to outduel Brandon Turner of Brentwood, who finished with 23. Narbonne blew a 14-point lead at the end of the third quarter and needed a 3-pointer by Smith with one minute left to retake the lead for good. Sidney Ginyard added 14 points, Eules Thompson had 12 points and Amir Fisher added 10 rebounds.

Fillmore 52nd Annual Holiday Tournament
Semifinal

LA Baptist 53, Fillmore 50--Austin Nicholson scored 20 to lead LA Baptist (4-1).

Nordhoff 56, St. Bonaventure 46--Garret Stroup scored 16 and Micah Nylander had 13 to lead Nordhoff (3-2) over St. Bonaventure.

Consolation

Santa Paula 60, Village Christian 57--Zack Garcia (6-7" So. F) scored 25 points and pulled down 13 rebounds for Village Christian (2-2) in its loss to Santa Paula. Despite jumping out to an early 11-2 lead to start the game, Village trailed after one quarter, 13-12. Santa Paula held onto the lead for the rest of the game. Village Christian had a chance to tie the game at the final buzzer but was unable to get a shot off. Daniel Barrett and Jacob Briggs
were also in double figures for VC, each scoring 11.

Hillcrest Christian Granada Hills 67, Mojave 43-- no details available.

Fullerton Darren Oliver Classic
Pool play

Fullerton 70, La Mirada 55--John Oronoz scored 22 points for La Mirada (3-1) in the loss. Fullerton is 4-0.

Hoover 60, Valencia (Placentia) 52--Chris Rivera scored 27 points to lead Glendale Hoover (4-3) to a victory over Valencia.

La Serna 61, California 47--Matt Jackman scored 18 points to lead La Serna (5-1) to a victory over California (1-4). LA SERNA (61) Dusty Zuber 17, Matt Jackman 18, Wes Jose 7, Jason Gorsline 5, Steve Gonzales 5, Brent Imada 2, Brian Cymbolin 6. CALIFORNIA (47) Nutt 19, Valenzula 6, Karaney 5, Flores 7, Steepleton 2, Bradbury 2, Vergora 2, Bruno 4. La Serna17 15 14 14--61 California 6 11 15 11--47.

Magnolia 44, Eastside Christian 37--no details available.

Glendora Tournament
Semifinals

Brea Olinda 73, Riverside ML King 56--Evan Moore had 30 points and 14 rebounds and John Pohlen added 20 points for Brea Olinda (3-0). King is 3-2.

Consolation

Alta Loma 73, Duarte 61--The Braves went on a 30-point run in the fourth quarter to ice the game. Junior Denson had 27 points and eight assists, and Chris Berry had 21 points and nine rebounds to lead Alta Loma (3-3). Duarte was led by Chris White's 20 points.

Hesperia Christian Tournament

Semifinals

Apple Valley Christian 70, Arrowhead Christian 66 (2OT)--no details available.

Hesperia Christian 74, Silver Valley 62--Josh Hamilton scored 23 points for Hesperia Christian (3-2). Sidney Tharpe scored 22 points for Silver Valley (2-2). Aja Ajanwachuku and Jesse McDonald added 18 and 15 points, respectively, for Hesperia Chrsitain while 6-3 soph Loren Barton pulled down 11 boards. Ricky Johnson had 12 points and Lucas Blankenship scored five points for Silver Valley. HCS 12 18 24 20 74 Silver Valley 13 18 11 20 62 Silver Valley--S. Tharpe 22; R. Johnson 12; D. Manna 7; C. Herbert 6; L. Blankenship 5; B. Koepke 4; R. Massey 4; B. Brinson 2. HCS--J. Hamilton 23; A. Ajanwachuku 18; J. McDonald 15; L. Barton 7; J. Martinson 5; B. Glass 4; A. Garcia 2.

Consolation

Victor Valley Christian 43, Bloomington Christian 28--Mike Hofflinger scored 10 points to lead Victory Valley Christian (1-2). Shane Prince scored 17 for Bloomington Christian.

Hollywood HS Sheik Classic Tournament
Championship Semifinal

LACES 61, Foshay 52--no details available.

5th Place semifinal

Hollywood 79, Beverly Hills 77 (OT)----no details available.

9th Place semifinal

Blair 55, Lincoln (L.A.) 53--BLAIR (58) Ogletree 15, Deshawn 4, Beada 10, Smith 2, Adams 6, Williams 4, Miles 6, Joyce 7, Golden 2, Trujillo 2. LINCOLN (56) Salcido 2, Wilson 15, Irby 17, Lomeli 2, Linoin 12, Batch 2, Medima 2 Romero 1. Blair 20 8 20 10--58 Lincoln 12 15 13 16--56. Record: Blair 1-2.

Joshua Springs Tournament
Semifinals

Calvary Chapel Moreno Valley 55, Cornerstone Christian 38--

Joshua Springs 60, Redlands Calvary Chapel 36--Josh Wagner scored 13 points to lead host Joshua Springs (4-1) to a semifinal win over Redlands Calvary Chapel (1-4). Ben Lee led Calvary Chapel in scoring with 19.

5th Place semifinal

Wilson Creek 51, Lake Arrowhead Christian 40--no details available.

Pacific Christian 54, Owens Valley 42 --no details available.

La Jolla Country Day Tournament

Army-Navy 56, Preuss 35--Eric Hardy had a team-high 12 rebounds and Jose Costa contributed 17 points, eight rebounds and five assists in the Warriors' (1-4) first win of the season. PREUSS (35) ---- Gonzalez 22, Katawuzi 10, Malik 2, Habib 1. FG 12. FT 7-15. ARMY-NAVY (56) ---- Cota 17, Lash 2, Ellesson 6, Parker 8, Hardy 13, Bruno 2, Skidmore 4, Graham 5. FG 20. FT 14-22. Preuss 12 10 3 10 -- 35 Army-Navy 14 15 15 12 -- 56 Total fouls ---- Preuss 14, Army-Navy 21. Fouled out ---- none. Technical fouls ---- none. 3-point goals ---- Gonzalez (P) 4, Ellison (A-N) 1, Skidmore (A-N) 1.

Coronado 50, Sage Hill 42--no details available.

Santa Fe Christian 58, Calvin Christian 44--Despite not having leading-scorer Nick Corso, out with a hip flexor, Santa Fe Christian (8-1) advanced to the tournament semifinals. Steven Alexander stepped up with 16 points, nine steals and six assists. SANTA FE CHRISTIAN (58) ---- Wickers 12, S. Alexander 16, R. Alexander 8, Ross 3, Shera 5, Sun 14. FG 24. FT 6-9 CALVIN CHRISTIAN (44) ---- Visser 11, P. Baker 2, M. Baker 3, J. Baker 8, Petty 14, Donovan 2, McGuire 4. FG 18. FT 10-16. Santa Fe Christian 12 20 16 10 -- 58 Calvin Christian 12 16 11 5 -- 44 Total fouls ---- Santa Fe Christian 17, Calvin Christian 14. Fouled out ---- none. Technical fouls ---- none. 3-point goals ---- S. Alexander (SFC) 4, R. Alexander (SFC) 1, Shera (SFC) 1, Ross (SFC) 1.

St. Margaret's 57, The Bishop's (San Diego) 50--Paul Janczyk scored 24 points for St. Margaret's (6-0).

Westview 55, Linfield Christian 35 --Westview's (1-2) Warren Scott led all-scorers with 12 points. LINFIELD CHRISTIAN (35) ---- Chians 7, Wilson 4, Wold 2, Ramos 4, Lofranco 7, McAllister 3, Rodriguez 8. FG 13. FT 8-13. WESTVIEW (55) ---- Llanes 2, Ruecker 5, Havertz 7, Dodson 11, Scott 12, Alemi 2, Sumlin 5, Bauer 5, Powell 6. FG 18. FT 17-31. Lindfield Christian 4 11 9 11 -- 35 Westview 22 11 16 6 -- 55 Total fouls ---- Linfield Christian 20, Westview 11. Fouled out ---- none. Technical fouls ---- none. 3-point goals ---- Lofranco (LC) 1, Bauer (W) 1, Havertz (W) 1.

La Quinta (Westminster) Aztec Classic Tournament
Semifinals

University (Irvine) 89, Orange Lutheran 83--AJ Moskus scored 30 points for Irvine University (3-0). Orange Lutheran 3-1. Mamoon Amiri added 16 in the win over the Panthers (3-1). University will face Edison in the final. Nathan Klitzing had 27 points for the Panthers.

Edison 47, Huntington Beach 44--Nick Snowden made a three-pointer at the buzzer to lead the Chargers (4-0) over the Oilers (3-1) in a semifinal game. Brandon McLaughlin scored 24 points for the Oilers.

Fifth Place Semifinal

Corona del Mar 72, Calvary Chapel Santa Ana 68--Pancho Seaborn had 30 points (six three-pointers) and nine rebounds, all career highs, for Corona del Mar (2-2). Bart Welch added 11 points and Brandon Sherick-Odom 10 points for Corona del Mar. Joey Jones led Calvary Chapel with 19 points and five rebounds.

Liberty Christian Tournament
Championship

Liberty Christian 57, Acaciawood 47--Tournament MVP Patrick Doney scored 21 points and Ruben Sasaki added 14 points for Liberty Christian (5-1). Andy Miller had 10 points for Acaciawood (3-5).

Murrietta Valley "Californian Nighthawk Classic" Tournament
Pool Play

Fontana 86, Corona Centennial 73--Sean Green had 20 points to lead Fontana (4-1) to a victory in the third round of pool play over Corona Centennial (3-2). Kevin Rogers scored 31 for Corona Centennial. Ira Graham scored 19 points, and Trayvon Williams had 17 points and 12 rebounds for the Steelers.

Murrietta 65, Fallbrook 58 (OT)--The win advanced tournament host Murrieta to the third-place game against Corona Centennial. Fallbrook was led by junior center Marlon Howe, who scored 18 points despite sitting on the bench the entire second quarter after picking up two fouls. Jake Jorde, however, came off the bench to score seven points in the quarter and keep the Warriors in the game. Murrieta (2-2) trailed 48-43 midway through the fourth quarter, but took a 52-50 lead on a 3-pointer by junior guard Nick Quick. Drew Stanley's putback with 10 seconds left tied the game, 52-52. Murrieta was unable to get off a shot in the final 10 seconds of regulation. Quick started the overtime period with a bucket and Fleming scored to give the Nighthawks a 57-52 lead. Fleming sealed the win with a one-handed dunk that put Murrieta up 62-54. FALLBROOK (58) ---- Weyles 2, Stanley 10, Manning 17, Howe 18, Jorde 9, Frederick 2. MURRIETA (65) ---- Quick 10, McGregro 14, Fleming 16, Coonradt 2, Shoup 11, Porter 10, Burgess 2. Fallbrook 9 9 22 12 6 -- 58 Murrieta 17 9 9 17 13 -- 65 3-point goals: Fallbrook 4 (Manning 3, Stanley), Murrieta 4 (McGregor 2, Fleming, Quick). Total fouls: Fallbrook 23, Murrieta 20. Fouled out: Weyles, Jorde.

Elsinore 66, Rancho Buena Vista 65--Elsinore's Will Hunt was dominant inside, scoring 25 of his game-high 36 points in the first half as the Tigers held on to defeat Rancho Buena Vista in the fifth-place semifinals. Hunt's scoring surge paced Elsinore to a 41-20 halftime lead. Rancho Buena Vista used full-court pressure in the third quarter, outscored the Tigers 28-7 and tied the game at 48-48. Forward Scotty James hit a pair of three-pointers and scored 10 fourth-quarter points.

Newport Harbor Bill Reynolds Classic

Semifinal

El Toro 71, Peninsula 62--Darryl Best scored 23 points to lead El Toro to a semifinal victory over Peninsula. Shawn Weinstein scored 29 points for Peninsula (5-2) in the loss. Peninsula was not able to overcome a 20-11 first-quarter deficit. Kurt Graeber finished with seven points and five rebounds. Patrick Carney had 10 points with six rebounds for the Chargers.

Newport Harbor 63, Orange 46--Nadim Pagevic scored 17 points to lead host Newport Harbor (4-0).

Consolation

Temple City 53, Compton 50--Kevin Sweeney finished with a game high 28 points and 5 rebounds and 5 assists for Temple City. Creighton Chow had 19 for the Rams. Temple City (3-2) held on for the victory after leading by three points entering the fourth quarter. TEMPLE CITY (53) Kevin Sweeney 28, Creighton Chow 19, Theo Giannoulias 1, Po Chang 5. COMPTON (51) Anderson 2, Cormier 6, Ford 2, Herncan 2, Jones 6, Mums 4, Napier 15, Smith 11. Temple City 9 15 17 12--53 Compton 7 18 12 13--51 Record: Temple City 3-2.

Ocean View Tournament of Champions
Semifinals

Ocean View 71, Villa Park 65--Matt Sargeant scored 36 points, including 13-of-14 from the free throw line for host Ocean View (8-1). Sargeant scored 15 of his game-high 36 in the fourth quarter. With the score tied at 48 entering the fourth quarter, Sargeant hit two consecutive three-pointers for a 54-48 lead. Casey Ortiz then scored two straight baskets to put the lead out of reach at 67-59 with just a minute to play. Villa Park (3-2) attempted a comeback as UCLA-bound Sean Phaler hit a three with 12 seconds, cutting the lead to just two, but Villa Park was forced to foul, sending Sargeant to the line, where he hit both free throws.

Westchester 84, Loyola 67--Trevor Ariza scored 24 points for Westchester. Chris Rucker scored 21 points for Loyola. Scott Cutley had 14 points for Westchester. Bobby Brown and Jonathan Toliver both had 13 points. Chris Burkers had 21 points for Loyola (6-1).

Consolation

Leuzinger 72, Ontario 65--Dorell Wright finished with 39 points, 11 rebounds and five blocks to lead Leuzinger (4-3) which went on a 21-11 fourth-quarter run to take control of the game. Quintin Crooks added 14 points and Sheldon Wilson finished with 11. Ontario fell to 6-2.

Canyon Springs 88, Crossroads 36--no details available.

Verbum Dei 73, Wilson (Hacienda Heights) 47--no details available.

Pasadena Poly Tournament
Championship semifinals

Marshall Fundamental 65, Pasadena Poly 52-- Jameal Tucker scored 17 points and Daunte Bell had 15 for the Eagles in their victory over Pasadena Poly. Marshall will face undefeated South Pasadena in the championship game. MARSHALL (67) Jameal Tucker 17, Daunte Bell 15, Matthew Graham 14, Schorr 6, Bowman 2, Davidson 6.
PASADENA POLY (52) Kevin Kawachi 25, Allan Fox 13. Marshall 9 19 20 19--67 Pasadena Poly 9 18 12 13--52.

South Pasadena 70, Maranatha 60--D.J. Bowie scored 23 points and T.J. Finley added 21 points and 15 rebounds to lead South Pasadena (5-0) over Maranatha (7-2). South Pasadena outscored Maranatha 31-13 in the fourth quarter, after trailing for most of the game. SOUTH PASADENA (70) Brandon Salumbides 7, D.J. Bowie 23, Ben Johnson 4, Goodwin Deng 3, T.J. Finley 21, John Sanchez 12. MARANATHA (60) McBride 5, Heal 1, Sakanashi 10, Roufe 16, Buchel 7, Walker 9, Barker 12. South Pasadena 15 16 8 31--70; Maranatha 12 22 13 13--60.

Fifth Place semifinals

Ontario Christian 54, Oakwood 46 (OT)--Matt Gabrielse had 23 points and eight rebounds for Ontario Christian (3-3). The Knights only scored two points in the first quarter and 14 in the entire half, but came back to send the game into overtime where they hustled and scored 16 points for the victory.

Matt Gabrielse had 23 points and eight rebounds, Keith Gabrielse had 11 points and five rebounds, and Ryan DeHoog had nine points and five rebounds, including two huge baskets in the fourth quarter to tie the game. Ontario Christian (3-3) plays in the consolation finals at noon today

San Marino 76, Faith Baptist 41-- SAN MARINO (76) Wei 18, Shia 17, Grimes 13, Hazell 8, Jung 8, Lee 6, Kelly 2, Weiss 2, Rodriguez 2. FAITH BAPTIST (41) Braswell 10, Chung 9, Coran 6, Samra 5, Perry 5, Salanga 2, Collins 2, Sturm 2. San Marino 21 25 22 8--76 Faith Bapist 11 16 8 6--41 Record: San Marino 3-4.

Rowland Tournament

Semifinals

Garey 48, Western Christian 29-- Ronnie Rios scored 12 points, Dennis Gilleylen added 11, Willie Cook had nine points and 12 rebounds, and Osaar Rasshan grabbed 13 boards to lead Garey. The Vikings engaged in a defensive battle throughout the pool play tie-breaker throughout as they needed to hold the Lancers under 50 points to secure a spot in the championship game. Garey plays in the finals against Pomona. The Vikings improved to 4-4 and Western Christian recorded its first loss of the season.

Pomona 66, Rowland 58-- POMONA (66) Clark 25, Huerta 13, Daniels 10, Nunez 7, Fletcher 5, Aguilar 6. ROWLAND (58) Tieu 21, Lewis 15, Castillo 13, Tucker 3, Eskridge 2, Villanueva 2, Moises 2. Pomona 12 18 15 22--66 Rowland 19 9 14 16--58 Records: Pomona 3-1; Rowland 3-1

Riverside Kiwanis Tournament
Semifinals

Etiwanda 60, Rancho Verde 51--Ethan Leano scored 20 points and had 20 steals for Etiwanda (5-0). Rancho Verde is 2-2. Etiwanda rallied from a 26-17 halftime deficit. Devion Ford and David Carter added 10 points apiece for the Eagles (5-0), who will play the winner of Rancho Cucamonga-Banning.

Consolation

Loma Linda Academy 62, West Valley 41-- Chris Purdon and Bryan Prior each had 15 points for Loma Linda Academy (5-2) at Ramona High.

San Gorgonio 57, Riverside Poly 46--Khorry Lewis scored 24 points to lead San Gorgonio (7-1).

Trabuco Hills 65, Santiago Corona 64--Spencer Earnest made a three-pointer with two seconds left as the Mustangs (3-2) defeated the Sharks (3-2) in a consolation game. Brian White had 19 points for the Mustangs.

San Dimas Tournament

Championship

Diamond Bar 57, Muir 52--Khalif Ford scored 17 points Friday night and led Diamond Bar to the tournament title. The Brahmas (6-1) took a 44-43 lead with 6:43 left and withstood a see-saw fourth quarter before pulling it out. They hadn't led since holding a 7-6 lead in the first quarter. Ford, who struggled in the first half when he made only 2 of 9 shots, hit 4 of his 5 in the second half and was named MVP of the tournament. Muir (2-3) was led by Alex Finley's 22 points and five rebounds. Diamond Bar trailed 31-26 at halftime after making only eight of its 23 field-goal attempts in the first 16 minutes. Muir shot 60 percent (12 of 20) in the first half and outrebounded the Brahmas 18-10. Brandon Papez scored eight points and grabbed five rebounds for Diamond Bar. Zeeshan Hyder had 12 points for the Brahmas, including a huge 3-pointer in the final minute to seal the outcome. Tony Demonaco, had four points. The Brahmas outscored the Mustangs 18-9 in the fourth quarter. Owen Duckworth had 13 points and 11 rebounds for Muir. Diamond Bar made 12 of 19 free-throw attempts, and Muir was 7 of 11 from the line. MUIR (52) Duckworth 13, Thomas 2, Finley 22, Graves 2, Hardersol 1, Riggins 6, Lenaidi 2. DIAMOND BAR (57) Ford 17, Lopez 2, Smith 6, Clark 2, Lyons-Smith 5, Hyder 12, Sims 1, Papez 8, Demonaco 4. Muir 18 13 12 9--52 Diamond Bar 11 15 13 18--57 Record: Diamond Bar 6-1

Third Place

Diamond Ranch 55, Bonita 46--Michael Earl scored 18 points for Diamond Ranch (3-3). Earl also had 10 rebounds, while Drake Walker had 12 points and 10 rebounds, and Delano Gray added nine points for Diamond Ranch. Bonita was led by Carroll Wheatley, who finished with 10 points.

Fifth Place

San Dimas 61, Charter Oak 58--Kenny Blue, who scored 23 points, hit the game-winning three-pointer from the left wing with eight seconds remaining to lift San Dimas (4-2). Michael Flores scored 14 points and Jeff Zielonski grabbed nine boards. Mike Harris led the Chargers with 29 points. San Dimas improved to 4-2 overall. CHARTER OAK (58) Mike Harris 29, Will Harris 11, Patrick Fuller 2, Andrew Martinez 4, Mike Perri 10, Jevon Wills 2. SAN DIMAS (61) Mike Flores 14, Tyler McInteer 2, Jeff Zielomski 6, Brian Deragus 7, Kenny Blue 23, Kevin Ross 7, Ryan Woodland 2. Charter Oak 18 12 13 15--58 San Dimas 10 18 19 14--61 Records: San Dimas 4-2.

Seventh Place

Northview 65, Damien 50--Lester Williams scored 20 points to lead Northview (3-3). NORTHVIEW (65) Andro Espiritu 13, Adam Rodriguez 14, Lester Willams 20, Millo Dodoson 12, Paulo Pavlia 2, Anthony Pavlia 4. DAMIEN (50) Chaz Turner 10, Tony Vela 5, Ryan Collins 2, James Reyes 8, Fred Brown 5, David Artloa 3, Robbie Carter 2, Lonnie Browne 3, Jon Fitzhugh 2, Josh Trvax 8, Josh Kaitz 21. Northview 19 10 14 22--65 Damien 17 12 10 11--50
Records: Northview 3-3; Damien 0-6.

Santa Maria Tournament (@ St. Josephs HS)
Pool Play

Arroyo Grande 75, Morro Bay 56--Sean Hogoboom had 22 points for Arroyo Grande (4-0).

St. Joseph 65, Santa Maria 56-- The Knights led 24-6 after the first quarter and held off Santa Maria to advance to the championship game of the Santa Maria Valley Tournament. Brandon Merlo scored 18 points to lead St. Joseph (4-1), which faces Arroyo Grande in the championship game. Brett Smith led the Saints with 18 points.

Thousand Oaks Rotary Invitational Tournament
Semifinal

Oxnard 53, Thousand Oaks 47--Oxnard's Kevin Thrower pulled down an offensive rebound off a missed free throw with 42 seconds remaining in the game to help seal a 53-47 victory over host Thousand Oaks (3-2). After getting the rebound, Thrower passed to Martin Merricks, who was fouled, and hit both of his free throws to give Oxnard (6-1) a 52-47 lead with just 28 seconds remaining. Thrower scored a game-high 15 points, including 11 in the second half and seven in the final 3:04 of the game. Tyler Carn scored nine points and teammate Kaine Lindgren led the Lancers with 11 points. Ivan Barragan and Henry Patterson each scored 12 points for Oxnard. Oxnard will play Santa Barbara in tonight's championship

Santa Barbara 54, Westlake 43-- The Dons advanced to the championship game of the Thousand Oaks tournament, avenging their only loss of the season with stifling defense. Santa Barbara, 67-62 losers when the teams met in the final of the Saugus Shootout, held Westlake's leading scorer to John Wiley to five points, a significant improvement over the 27 he scored in the previous matchup. Santiago Aguirre led the Dons with 14 points and eight rebounds. Taylor Rochestie added 12 points and seven rebounds. Santa Barbara (6-1) will play Oxnard in the championship game at 7 p.m.

Consolation

Harvard-Westlake 87, Newbury Park 56--Bryce Taylor scored 31 points including five three pointers to lead Harvard-Westlake (2-1) over Newbury Park.

Western Tournament
Third round

Western 44, Glenn 30--Wilmer Fiapai had 12 points and Marcus McAdams grabbed 14 rebounds for Western (5-0). Glenn is 3-3. Junior guard Davion Jackson scored nine points and had two assists for the Eagles.

Garden Grove 43, Westminster 37--Garden Grove improves to 2-3, while Westminster falls to 1-4.

Winter Slam Tournament (@ Cleveland HS)
Semifinals

Crenshaw 72, Hart 62--Sone Finister scored 23 points to lead Crenshaw (5-0) over Hart (3-1).

Rolling Hills Prep 82, Agoura 70--Tristan Smith scored 29 points for Rolling Hills Prep (5-3). Agoura is 5-2 on the season.

Consolation

Reseda 52, Roosevelt 50--Matt Foster's layup with 45 seconds to play put Reseda (4-1) ahead to stay. Chris Mark led the Regents in scoring with 13. Roosevelt was lead by Wilson Parrales with 17 points.

Woodcrest Christian Tournament

San Jacinto 57, Webb 43--Junior point guard Ernie Medina scored 17 points, pulled down 12 boards and dished out eight assists to help lead San Jacinto to a 57-43 victory over Webb in a semifinal of the Woodcrest Christian tournament.

CIF-SS League Game Scores For Friday, Dec. 13, 2002

Hi-Lo League

Trona 67, Immanuel Christian 33--Senior Cody Corrion scored 24 points with 13 rebounds, while his brother, sophomore Joel Corrion added 18 points and 10 rebounds for host Trona (3-1,
1-0). Daniel Teeter of Immanuel Christian (0-4, 0-1) had 13 points.

Liberty League

Buckley 88, Viewpoint 76--Junior guard Baron Abdul-Mansour scored a game-high 30 points for Buckley in a league win over Viewpoint.

CIF-SS Non-League Game Scores For Friday, Dec. 13, 2002

Avalon 61, Santa Maria Valley Christian 47--Junior forward Adam Nelson had 14 rebounds and 11 points to lead the Lancers (3-0) past the visiting Lions.

Bishop Montgomery 106, St. Anthony 16--Brandon Peace and Fred Washington each scored 18 points for host Bishop Montgomery (5-1). St. Anthony is 1-2. The Knights had a 29-1 lead after the first quarter and were in command, 58-6, at halftime. Washintgon added 11 rebounds. Nate Clark finished with 15 points and Auston Autry added 14.

Burbank Burroughs 62, Glendale 52--Peter St. Hubert scored 27 points and teammate Joey Paysinger scored 23 points for Burbank Burroughs in its non league win over Glendale (1-4).

Cate 46, Bishop Diego 42--Paul Burdett scored a game-high 16 points, half of those coming in the tournaround third quarter for the Rams in a nonleague game at Cate. The Rams (5-1) outscored the Cardinals 21-9 in the third quarter to take a 35-32 lead. Burdett, a junior forward, hit a 3-pointer from about 40 feet to end the quarter. Sophomore Carlos Clark led Bishop (2-3) with 14 points.

Cerritos 56, Gahr 47--Senior guard Lance Convento scored 17 points as the Dons (4-1) defeated the host Gladiators (2-4).

Chaminade 67, Cleveland 59--Dion Cook scored 25 points and Marcus Everett scored 20 to lead Chaminade (3-2).

Chaparral 67, Paloma Valley 46--Sophomore Dwayne Williams scored a game-high 29 points for host Chaparral (5-1). Paloma Valley is 2-5.

Dana Hills 66, Aliso Niguel 61--Lorca Ghanbari and Noah Camp each scored 19 points for Dana Hills (6-1), which won its fifth consecutive game. Ray Mitchell had 13 points for Dana Hills.
John Wise led Aliso Niguel (2-3) with 18 points and teammate Terence Green added 17 points.

Gabrielino 31, Chaffey 26--Jonathan Arid had 9 points for host Gabrielino (2-3).

Garfield (LA City) 82, Norwalk (CIF-SS) 78--Steve Monreal poured in 44 points to lead L.A. Garfield (2-0). Senior guard Dwayne Murray scored a career-high 30 points but it still wasn't enough as the Bulldogs defeated the visiting Lancers (0-4).

Katella 56, Savanna 46--Jeff Clement had 20 points for visiting Katella (4-2). Michael Fairchild had 16 points for Savanna (2-4).

Kennedy 67, El Modena 65--Dominic Robinson scored 23 points and Mario Perez 17 points for El Modena (1-4).

Lone Pine 70, La Verne Lutheran 58--Randall Barbour scored 22 points and Wayne Geiger scored 27 to lead host Lone Pine (4-0).

Mater Dei 102, Chino 66--Pat Joyce scored 17 points for Mater Dei (11-0), which led 36-30 at halftime. The Monarchs outscored host Chino (1-4) by a 37-17 margin in the third
quarter. Trevante Nelson and Chris Henry each added 16 more as the Monarchs outgunned the Cowboys 37-17 in the third quarter and never looked back. Robert White of Chino finished 12-of-16 from the floor with five 3-pointers to give him a game-high 34 points . Jonathan Gunderson had 16 points, six rebounds for Mater Dei. Aaron Marcy shared the scoring load with White of Chino with 14 points. Mater Dei's Harrison Schaen played limited minutes in the second half and finished with 10 points, five rebounds, and three blocks.

Mountain View 39, Azusa 33--AZUSA (33) John Golden 7, Robert Clements 6, Larry Moronez 3, Carlos Garcia 2, Oscar Nunez 11, Josh Mendoza 4. MOUNTAIN VIEW (39) Isca Duenas 4, Victor Ramirez 6, Sal Monsivaiz 17, Gus Navarro 8, Jonathon Mosqueda 2, Lionel Sandoval 2. Azusa 5 21 31 3--33 Mountain View 11 10 9 9--39. Record: Mountain View 3-1

Palm Valley 75, Calvary Baptist 55--The Cougars trailed 48-46 after three quarters, but were outscored 27-9 in the fourth quarter to produce the final outcome. Aaron Arango had 30 points and Charles Andrews added 10 points and three steals for Calvary Baptist (0-4).

Providence 51, Bell Jeff 41--Armen Yousfefian scored 15 to lead Providence (4-1).

Santa Margarita 87, Canyon (Anaheim) 32--Santa Margarita (5-0) jumped out to 43-8 halftime lead, holding Canyon scoreless in the seond quarter. Todd Follmer scored all 14 of his points in the first half for santa Margarita while Tyler Smith added 13 points and eight assists.

Sonora 55, Esperanza 53--Josh Scott led Sonora with 16 points for Sonora (4-2) and also had eight rebounds. Scott scored seven of his points during a 9-1 Sonora run in the third
quarter. Mark Lovein had 17 points for Esperanza (4-2).

Sunny Hills 67, Cypress 64 (2 OT)--Brandyn Toney had 25 points and five assists for visiting Sunny Hills (4-1). Cypress is 2-4.

Westview 65, Skyward Christian 45--no details available.

LA City Section Game Scores For Friday, Dec. 13, 2002

League Games

Western League

Fairfax 71, Palisades 50--Josh Shipp scored 20 points as Fairfax (5-0, 1-0) defeated host Palisades.

University 72, Hamilton 65--Ruben Boykin scored 34 points and had 24 rebounds for host University (5-1, 2-0). Hamilton is 0-2 in league.

Non-League

Fremont 68, Jordan 52--Senior forward Antoine King scored 20 points and added 10 rebounds and senior guard Carlton Smith chipped in with 10 points but it wasn't enough as the Panthers (2-3) fell to the visiting Lions.

L.A. Jordan 70, USC-MAST 50--details not available.

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