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Game Scores & Details: Day Six, Week Two,
Saturday 12/14/02--(Dec. 14, 2002)
Here are the details of games played on Saturday, December 14, 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 |
Arroyo Tournament
Championship
West Covina 60, La Canada 48--Kevin Avar scored 21 points for West Covina
(5-2). La Canada falls to 4-1.
Third Place
Walnut 73, Los Altos 58--Vivek Vinjamur scored 23 points for Walnut
(6-1). Dylen Rogers of Los Altos led all scorers with 26 points.
Fifth Place
Arroyo Valley 63, Arroyo 57--Junior 6-9 center Ephraim Williams had 16 points, nine rebounds and four blocks as the Hawks (6-2) rallied to beat the Knights in the fifth-place game at the Arroyo Tournament. Williams and junior 6-3 forward Mike Walker were named to the all-tournament team. Walker added 15 points, eight rebounds and four steals for Arroyo Valley, which trailed 26-20 at halftime but went on a 14-0 run early in the third quarter to take the lead.
Consolation Championship
Monrovia 40, Workman 38--
Consolation
Don Lugo 54, Bravo Magnet 36--Jamil Greenwood had 16 points and 13 rebounds and Roger Amaya scored eight points and added eight assists for Don Lugo (2-2), which will play Monday in the Sonora Tournament.
Canyon Country (Canyon) Tournament
Consolation
Antelope Valley 69, St. Francis 63--Kevin Peterson had 19 points and 11
rebounds for St. Francis (0-4) in the loss.
Carpinteria Carbajal Classic Tournament
Championship
St. John Bosco 59, Oaks Christian 36--Senior guard Eric Lane had 13 points, seven boards and seven assists as the Braves (5-1) won the tourney and handed Oaks Christian (8-1) its first loss of the season. SJB senior forward Kenny Taylor had 12 points and seven rebounds, and senior guard Robert Reynaga had seven points and was named tournament MVP. Lane and guard Chris Swan were also named to the tournament's first team for Bosco.
Consolation
Rio Mesa 71, Lakewood 53--Luke Moreno scored 22 points and grabbed seven rebounds to lead Rio Mesa (4-3).
Cathedral City-Palm Desert "Desert Cities Classic"
Tournament
Championship
JW North 61, Temescal Canyon 55--Marcus Slaughter scored 13 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead JW North past Lake Elsinore Temescal Canyon, 61-55, to win the Desert Cities Classic.
Third Place
Redlands East Valley 82, Cathedral City 70-- Senior 6-5 center Nate
Dyk had 27 points and nine rebounds as the Wildcats (6-2) beat the Lions (4-2)
to capture third place at the Desert City Tournament. Senior 6-5 forward Ted
Salter added 16 points and seven rebounds for REV, while senior 6-foot guard
Anthony Smith had 12 points, five rebounds and eight assists. Brandon
Brown kept hitting from downtown all night, scoring seven 3-pointers and
finishing with a team-high 21 points, but Cathedral City fell. Nick Lee
finished with 18 points.
Fifth Place
Palm Desert 52, Riverside Christian 48--Justin Sobczyk scored 10 of his 12
points in the fourth quarter as Palm Desert (2-3) rallied to take fifth place in
the Palm Desert-Cathedral City Winter Classic. In addition to Sobczyk, Quintin
Watkins and Joe Johnson made big plays on the defensive end as Palm Desert
overcame a nine-point deficit in the fourth quarter. Watkins finished with 11
points and 10 rebounds. Sobczyk also had five assists, and Joe Johnson had six.
Andrew Johnston and John Tokheim each added eight for Palm Desert.
Seventh Place
Palo Verde defeated Desert Hot Springs for seventh place--score and
details not available.
Cerritos Valley Christian Tournament
Championship
La Salle 68, Mary Star 52--Brian Kelley (6'-8" Sr. F.C) scored 22 points
to lead La Salle over Mary Star (5-3). Mark Kelly recorded his sixth
double-double of the season, pulling down 10 boards, and 6 blocks for La Salle.
Kelly was named tournament MVP. Sophomore center Jeff Schwartz had 13
points, seven rebounds and three blocks, for the Stars (2-2). Junior guard Jeff
Fiamengo contributed 11 points for Mary Star. William Abbley collected 10
points, three assists and three steals, and Jonathan Philips had nine points and
seven rebounds for Mary Star.
Dos Pueblos Tournament
Championship
Dos Pueblos 64, Ribet 37-- Stephen Talmadge had 10 points and 12 rebounds and was named tournament MVP, leading Dos Pueblos to the title win. Jason Dally finished with 15 for Dos Pueblos (6-0) and was also named to the All-Tournament team. Dos Pueblos outscored Ribet 25-8 in the fourth quarter.
Consolation Games
Oxnard Pacifica 57, Nipomo 25--David Vanfomeren had 17 points to lead Pacifica, and Deaven Washington scored 15 points for Oxnard Pacifica (5-1). Nipomo drops to 1-5.
Santa Ynez 53, Lompoc 37--Aaron Richman scored 27 points for Santa Ynez (1-7), 14 in the fourth quarter. Boo Jackson scored 19 points to lead the Braves (0-4), who used a full-court press in the fourth quarter to get back in the game.
Tesoro 52, Dos Pueblos JV 37-- Brett Sherry had 15 points for Tesoro in the win.
El Rancho Tournament
Championship
La Habra 65, Montebello 61--Josh Salo made five three-pointers and had 19
points and Zephran Hamilton had 13 points, nine rebounds and four assists for La
Habra (5-2). Edgar Parker had 37 points for Montebello (3-2). La Habra rallied
from a 10-point deficit Ian Parks scored early in the first half to put
the Oilers ahead by eight points at the end of the first quarter. Parks
scored 35 points with eight blocked shots, but his effort was not enough as the
Highlanders (5-2) put the game away in the fourth quarter with four 3-pointers.
La Habra recovered in the third quarter by penetrating the ball inside and then
passing it out for long jumpers. Joshua Salo finished the game with a team-high
16 points for the Highlanders. Montebello played only four of its five starters
because of personal commitments. Junior varsity players couldn't match up and
made mistakes that cost them the game.
Consolation Championship
Lynwood 60, Paramount 54--Senior guard Daniel McCall scored 18 points to lead the Knights to the win in the consolation final. Junior center Louis Saucedo had 13 points for Paramount (4-2).
Ninth Place
El Rancho 73, Bassett 49 --BASSETT (49) P.J. Marte 7, Brian Trieto 9, Eric White 10, Mando Hernandez 6, Miguel Chaidez 10, Manny Luna 2, Edgar Lopez 1, Andre Woodbury 4. EL RANCHO (73) Chris Arroyo 3, Dustin Enriquez 6, Rudy Navarrete 19, Matt Quiroz 7, Rob Hernandez 10, Ivan Avelar 3, Fernando Valdivia 5, Daniel Carrera 18, Jon Guerrero 2. Bassett4151614 49 El Rancho12212416 73 Records (overall): Bassett 5-3; El Rancho 3-3.
13th Place
Pioneer 65, Santa Fe 50 --Santa Fe (50) Josh Silva 21, Omar
Silva 18, Edgar Nunez 6, Josh Yost 4, Alex Armendariz 2, Brett McMaon 2.
Pioneer (65) David Ocha 21, Ricky Parnell 15, Carlos Martinez 14, Ricky Reyes 6,
Ray Naudine 3, Bruce Carlos 2, William Moore 2, Albert Sarabia 2. Pioneer
10142120 65 Santa Fe 2011154 50
Records (overall, league): Pioneer 3-2; Santa Fe 1-4.
Consolation
Schurr 71, El Monte 58--SCHURR (71) James Lee
7, Mychael Hamner 13, Manny Monchaca 31, Abraham Northy 4, Ryan Kudo 2, Nailan
Vest 4, Derrick Shen 2, Tony Sanchez 2, Eric Romero 4, Henry Bouchou 2. EL MONTE
(58) Andrew Gutierrez 17, Dan Arechiga 18, Juan Loza 2, Phong Ngo 4, Noe
Ramirez 5, Ulices Ramos 4, Amilcar Archila 4, John Caballero 2, Robert Cortes 2.
Schurr10152422 71 El Monte5161126 58 Records (overall): Schurr 1-6; El
Monte 0-6
Consolation
Whittier 74, Bosco Tech 59--
Michael Hernandez scored 21 points for Whittier
(3-2). BOSCO TECH (59) unavailable; WHITTIER
(74) Adam De La Torre 7, Michael Bailey 9, Uli Ruiz 9, Eric Woodward 11,
Michael Hernandez 21, Jose Bueno 6, Jesse Cantu 6, Jonathan Vargas 3, Jesse
Ventura 2. Bosco Tech 12161714 59 Whittier 18162317 74
Record: Whittier 3-2.
El Segundo Tournament
Championship
Santa Monica 60, Pacifica (Garden Grove) 45--Brett DeAngelis scored 24
points, had seven rebounds and was named tournament MVP for Santa Monica (5-3).
James Estrada had 17 points for Pacifica (5-3).
Third Place
St. Bernard 55, South Gate 47--Michael Pye scored 20 points for St.
Bernard (4-4). Pye was selected All-Tournament Rocky Hinds added 18
points, 11 rebounds and three blocks. Royce Campbell added five steals.
Fifth Place
Mira Costa 56, Quartz Hills 48--Steve Bertrand had 17 points for Mira
Costa (6-2). Lawrence Dantzler had 13 for Quartz Hill. Tim Richmond added
12 points, four steals and four assists and JR Martinez added eight points,
while Mike Archuletta pulled down nine rebounds for Mira Costa. Matt Carey was
an All-Tournament selection for Mira Costa.
Consolation
St. Monica 69, Los Angeles 62 (OT)--Kyle Guillory scored 37 points for
St. Monica (4-4). Los Angeles drops to 3-5.
Consolation Championship
Narbonne 52, El Segundo 48--Christian Smith scored 21points in Narbonne’s win over host El Segundo in the consolation bracket championship. Narbonne also received help from senior Amir Fisher, who chipped in 10 points and six rebounds and Sidney Ginyard’s 10 points, four assists and three steals. Smith got off to a good start, with 10 first-period points as Narbonne (7-3) jumped out to a 14-7 lead, before El Segundo went on a 15-2 run to take a 23-22 lead into halftime. Narbonne opened the third with a 9-3 run and took control with a pressure defense that forced El Segundo (2-6) into numerous third-period turnovers. El Segundo made a late run in the fourth, behind three 3-pointers by Deandre Mathieu which cut the lead to 51-46 with less than a minute remaining. Mathieu led El Segundo with 11 points.
Consolation
Torrance 61, Pacific Hills 48--All-tournament selection Dustin May scored 18 points to lift Torrance (4-4) to a ninth-place victory. Allen Major added 13 points, and Ryan Crespin had 12 for Torrance.
Consolation
San Pedro 51, Salesian 39--Paul Evans had 12 points, four steals and three assists as the Pirates (2-4) won the 15th-place game in the 16-team tournament. Brent Weber totaled 10 points, five assists, three steals and three rebounds. Ike Williams added 10 points, and Joe Guastella had nine.
Fillmore 52nd Annual Holiday
Tournament
Fullerton Darren Oliver Classic
Fifth Place
California 66, Magnolia 63 --California (66) Nutt 11, Valenzuela 8, Flores 8, Steepleton 13, Bradbury 6, Stern 6, Vergara 4, Bruno 10. Magnolia (63) Oatmen 2, Hernandez 14, Villa 24, Porras 1, Valdez 10, Cortez 2, Trablosi 10. California 1126920 66 Magnolia 14191119 63 Records: California 2-4; Magnolia 1-5
Consolation
Riverside King 63, Duarte 47--Matt Thomas scored 28 points for King
(3-2).
Hesperia Christian Tournament
Championship
Apple Valley Christian 76, Hesperia Christian 54--The Warriors of Apple
Valley Christian jumped out to a quick first quarter lead of 27-11 and never
relinquished it. Apple Valley Christian was led by senior guard Marcus Miller
whose superb play was key to the victory. Miller had 18 points, 9 assists and
nine rebounds. HCS Senior Aja Ajanwachuku had 17 point in the losing effort.
Kevin Dillon averaged 18.7 points, eight assists and 7.8 rebounds a game for
Apple Valley Christian (4-0) and was named Tournament MVP. Hesperia Christian
drops to 3-3. Apple Valley Christian 27 11 17 21 76
Hesperia Christian 11 13 13 17 54 AVC: M. Miller 18; K. Dillon 13; t.
Langel 13; r. Mahnal 9; J. Nunes 8; D. Mercer 7; C. Van Laack 6; G. Gutierrez 2
HCS: A. Ajanwachuku 17; B. Glass 14; J. Hamilton 9; L. Barton 6; J. Mc Donald 4;
T. Wagstaffe 2; A. Garcia 2.
Third Place
Arrowhead Christian Academy 68, Silver Valley 57-- Junior 6-0 forward Mark Johnson had 23 points and eight rebounds to lead the Eagles (5-2) over the Trojans in the third-place game of the Hesperia Christian Tournament. Sophomore 6-2 forward Tyler Light added 21 points for the Eagles, who play Noli Indian in the first round of the La Sierra Tournament at 6 p.m. Monday. Sidney Tharpe led Silver Valley with 19 points.
Hollywood HS Sheik Classic Tournament
Championship
Price 85, LACES 46--Tournament MVP Schuyler McKay scored 12 points to
lead Price (8-0).
Third Place
Hawthorne 78, Foshay 38--Hawthorne's Chance Morris scored 18 points for
Hawthorne.
Consolation Championship
Hollywood 73, L.A. Jordan 72 (OT)--Dominique Willis averaged a
tournament-high 30 points a game for Hollywood.
Consolation
Culver City 57, Beverly Hills 44--Richard Callwell scored 20 points to
lead Culver City.
Garfield 55, Blair 48
Lincoln 72, Birmingham 57--Frank Wilson scored a game-high 27
points to lead Lincoln. Birmingham (2-6) was led by Tony Williams who scored 25
points in a losing effort.
Joshua Springs Tournament
Third Place
Calvary Chapel
Redlands
55, Cornerstone Christian 46--Cornerstone's Josh Paul and Calvary
Chapel brothers Josiah and Ben Lee earned all-tournament first team honors.
Junior 5-8 guard Ryan Rosebeary had 27 points
and seven steals as the Bears (2-3) defeated the Eagles in the third-place game
of the Joshua Springs Tournament. Josiah Lee added 16 points for Calvary
Chapel/Redlands.
Fifth Place
Lake Arrowhead Christian 78, Owens Valley 24--Junior 5-9 guard Dane McCollister scored a game-high 30 points and also was credited with 24 rebounds as the Eagles (1-3) defeated the Cubs (0-3) in the fifth- place game at the Joshua Springs Tournament. Junior 5-10 guard Gerry Conedy added 28 points, seven rebounds and six steals for Lake Arrowhead Christian.
Consolation Championship
Wilson Creek 66, Pacific Christian 50--Junior
6-2 forward Dennis Payne had 23 points and nine rebounds as the Eagles (3-3)
defeated the Panthers at the Joshua Springs Tournament. Payne, who also
had six assists and five steals, was named to the all-tournament team. Freshman
5-5 guard Gary Borja had 20 steals in three tournament games for Wilson Creek.
Edison 60, Irvine University 57-- Edison 3 14 19
24 60 University 11 14 19 13 57. University-- Amiri, Mamoon 5, Anson, Jon
22, Guyette, Nick 3,
Moskus, A.J. 16, Rohani, Kevin 1, Valentine, Charles 8,
Whelihan, Max 2. Edison-- Braun, Billy 12, Cornett, Steven 16,
Fangupo, Naki 4, Grady, Tommy
26, Snowden, Nick 2.
Third Place
Orange Lutheran 45, Huntington Beach 39--
Orange Lutheran 14 15 6 10 45 Huntington Beach 9 12 8 10 39. Huntington Beach --
Aboando, Denis 7, Bailey, James 2, Castillo, Bryan 2,
McLaughlin, Brandon 3, Ruziecki, Eric 2, Vanvoorhis, Bret 21,
Wood, Ricky 2. Orange Lutheran--
Klitzing , Nathan 15, Luecke , Sean 12, Rohr , Brandon 2,
Romberg , Andrew 5, Tanner , Travis 11.
Consolation
Irvine 71, Saddleback 66-- Irvine 19 6 22 24 71
Saddleback 14 20 18 14 66. Saddleback-- Alonso, Jesse 6, Campos, Jay 19,
Figueroa, Max 2, May, Demetrius 16, Morgan, Alex 4, Ory,
Anthony 7, Washington, Chris 4, Winrow, Travis 8. Irvine
-- Bradford , Joel 4, Glauch , Josh 22, Heider , Nasi
22, Jeltema , Stephen 14, Verrill , Grant 9.
Laguna Beach 49, Century 46 --
Century 7 22 10 7 46 Laguna Beach 13 13 13 10 49. Century--Castillo, Omar
0, Ceja, Eric 0, Dodge 12,
Leyva, Jose 0, Mendoza, Ramon 10, Sok, David 18, Torres, Mike 6.
Los Amigos 49, La Quinta 48-- Los Amigos 4 19 11 15 49 La Quinta 8 11 11 18 48. La Quinta-- Balogh, Joe 2, Fort , Marcus 9, Gamez , Toney 2, Jongenelen, Case 2, Lam, Darren 14, Lim , Daniel 11, Lotti , Angel 8. Los Amigos -- Cai , Tony 3, Finau , Chris 17, Finau , John 3, Lounethone , Jimmy 3, Lounethone , Sunny 5, Nanthavong , Kelly 6, Nguyen , Tony 12.
Santa Ana 77, Buena Park 55-- Buena Park 14 18
12 11 55 Santa Ana 19 21 15 22 77. Buena Park -- Bobar, Virgil 21,
Butts, Christon 2, Butts, Christopher
9, Cazares, Victor 4, Cocan, Michael 3, Lee , Antoine 14,
Mayor, Marc 2.
Murrietta Valley "Californian Nighthawk Classic"
Tournament
Championship
Fontana 99, Corona 66--After finishing as the runner up in last year's Nighthawk Classic, the Fontana boys basketball team left nothing to chance this season. The Steelers exploded for 52 points in the first half against Corona en route to winning the tournament title, 96-66. Fontana (5-1) led 27-20 after the first quarter and put the game away in the second quarter when it outscored the Panthers 25-13. Fontana had five players finish in double digits. Trayvon Williams, named the tournament MVP, and Harold Diggins led the way with 21 points; Ira Graham finished had 14, Mike Ephraim added 13 and Sean Green scored 11. The loss was the first of the season for Corona, as it dropped to 7-1. Kevin Morrow and Chris Almasy led the Panthers with 10 points apiece.
Third Place
Corona Centennial 61, Murrieta Valley 58--Kevin Rogers scored 11 out of
his 13 total points in the fourth quarter to lead Corona Centennial. The Huskies
(4-2) were down 45-38 entering the fourth quarter but went on a 16-2 run in the
first five minutes to take a lead they would not relinquish. Murrieta Valley
drops to 3-3. Murrieta (2-3) fought back to tie the game at 59 on a
3-pointer by junior guard Nick Quick with 9.8 seconds remaining.
Centennial's Ryan Burnett was then fouled by Dan Fleming, sending him to the
line with eight seconds to play. Burnett connected on both attempts, and the
Huskies led by two, and never gave up the lead. The Nighthawks had a
chance to win at the buzzer, but A.J. McGregor's off-balance 3-point attempt
came up short.
Newport Harbor Bill Reynolds Classic
Championship
El Toro 57, Newport Harbor 44--Tournament MVP Patrick Carney had 15
points and Matt Claflin added 13 points along with 10 rebounds and was named to
the All tournament team to lead El Toro (7-0). Newport falls to 6-1.
Third Place
Orange 69, Peninsula 57--Shawn Weinstein scored 29 points for Peninsula
(5-3) in the loss. John Zellers and Kurt Graeber each finished with seven points
for Peninsula.
Ocean View Tournament of Champions
Championship
Westchester 56, Ocean View 46--Bobby Brown scored 14 points, including
nine in the pivotal fourth quarter (the Daily Breeze had him with 7 in the
quarter) as Westchester took the Tournament of Champions title. Westchester
(7-0) trailed, 40-39, entering the fourth quarter, but outscored Ocean View,
17-6, in the final period. Matt Sargeant scored 16 points for Ocean View (8-2).
Brown was named to the all-tournament
team as was Scott Cutley, who had 13 points. Tournament MVP Trevor Ariza
finished with 10 points. Westchester 15 14 10 17 56 Ocean View 10 18
12 6 46 Ocean View -- Kreymer 1,
Greg Okwudibonye
5.
Casey Ortiz 12, Matt Sargeant 16, Jeff Wilson 6, Bear Wurts 6.
Third Place
Loyola 76, Villa Park 69--Despite UCLA-bound Sean Phaler's 21 points,
Loyola took third place behind Omar Wilkes, who shot nine of 10 from the field,
recorded 18 points and 10 rebounds to lead Loyola (7-1), and four others who
scored in double figures for the Cubs. Villa Park 11 22 17 19 69 Loyola 16
14 24 22 76. Loyola-- Davis Cantor 12, Josh Flynn-Brown 12,
Oliver 11, Chris Rucker 21, Thomas 2, Omar Wilkes 18. Villa Park -- Cotton
7, Harmon 2, Helberg 1, Hosier 2, Billy MacKey 22, Corey
Miller 14, Sean Phaler 21.
Consolation
Ayala 47, Crossroads 41--Andrew
Hatch had 12 points and Chris Menardo and Stefan Gilling added 10 points apiece
for Ayala. Brandon Browning scored nine points to lead Crossroads. Ayala (2-4)
will play on Tuesday in the Ayala Dogfight Tournament.
Canyon Springs 71, Cajon 57--Junior 6-6 forward Tony Danridge scored 18 points, but the Cowboys (2-3) fell to the Cougars (5-1) in the consolation championship game at the Ocean View Tournament of Champions. Dmytry Lewis added 11 points for Cajon. Arizona State University-bound senior Tron Smith had 28 points for Canyon Springs.
Claremont 63, Wilson (Hacienda Heights) 40
Serra 69, Rialto 41--Chris Fleeks led all scorers with 15 points and seven rebounds. Don Choi added 12 and twin brother Ernie Choy, who recently transferred from Montclair Prep, chipped in 11 for the Cavaliers (1-7).
Verbum Dei 60, Leuzinger 57--Dorell Wright posted 28 points, 13 rebounds and four blocks, but Leuzinger (4-4) fell in the 17th-place game of the 32-team tournament to Verbum Dei (4-2). Kelsey Barrs added 10 points and four rebounds. Dametreas Doby and Sheldon Wilson each had six points.
Pasadena Poly Tournament
Third Place
Maranatha 57, Pasadena Poly 52--Caleb Rouse led Maranatha (7-2) with
13 points. Pasadena Poly drops to 3-2.
Consolation Championship
San Marino 63, Ontario Christian 38--
Consolation
Oakwood 60, Faith Baptist 59 (2 OT)--Joey Dosik scored 24 points and had
12 rebounds and Louis Wasson added 16 points and nine rebounds and had the
winning shot for Oakwood (1-5).
Rowland Tournament
Championship
Garey 60, Pomona 48--Dennis Gillian scored 17 points, including three
3-pointers to lead Garey (4-4) over Pomona (3-2).
Third Place
Rowland 71, Western Christian 58--Kris Lewis scored 21 points and Larry
Tieu added 17 to lead Rowland (4-1). Andrew Allison had 30 for Western Christian
(6-2), including 12 of 15 from the line. The Raiders took a 22-11 lead at
the end of the first quarter but the Lancers closed the gap to eight points at
the half with a tough zone defense and the outstanding play of post-man Andrew
Allison. Allison, playing with eight stitches in his tongue, had his second 30-
point performance of the tournament to keep the Lancers close.
The Raiders
appeared to break the game open with a 15-5 run at the start of the third
quarter, but the Lancers battled back, scoring the final nine points of the
period.
Consolation
Nogales 45, Rosemead 43
Riverside Kiwanis Tournament
Championship
Etiwanda 71, Banning 49--Devion Ford (6'-0" Sr. G) had 18 points and four
rebounds, all-tournament selection Haron Kaisa added 14 points and tournament
MVP Ethan Leano had 10 points for Etiwanda (6-0). Brandon McDade had 19 points
to lead Banning (8-1). Kaisa also made the All-Tournament team.
Third Place
Rancho Verde 68, Rancho Cucamonga 55 -- Rancho Verde took 3rd place in the Riverside Kiwanis Tourney and improved their record to (3-2) Senior guard Adrian Brown led the way with 22 points and 4 steals. Senior Forward Mike Jones chipped in with 13 points and 14 rebounds and was named to the All-Tournament team. Sophomore guard Bryant Williams added 12 in the win. Brown also made 12 of 15 free throws. Art Drumwright had 12 points for Rancho Cucamonga.
Fifth Place
San Gorgonio 67, Arlington 66--Kevin Houston, who finished with 25 points
and seven assists, sank two free throws with 30 seconds left to pull San
Gorgonio within 66-65, and Jacob Daigle scored on a putback after an offensive
rebound with four seconds left to lift San Gorgonio (8-1). Arlington (7-4)
missed their last two shot attempts in the final 30 seconds. Daigle finished
with 19 points and nine rebounds. Khorry Lewis had 12 points in the
victory.
Consolation
A.B. Miller 88, La Sierra 67--Sophomore 6-2 guard Jonathan Littleton had 21 points, six rebounds and five steals to lead the Rebels (4-2) over the Eagles in a consolation-bracket game at the Riverside Kiwanis Tournament. Jeremiah Ward added 16 points for A.B. Miller, while Isaac Segovia had 15.
Riverside Poly 52, Apple Valley 38--Junior 6-2 guard Will Logan scored 11 points, but the Sun Devils (3-5) fell to the Bears in the final round of the Riverside Kiwanis Tournament. Junior 6-6 forward Davion Flores added nine points for Apple Valley
Trabuco Hills 75, Colton 71--Senior 6-1 guard Daniel Evans and senior 6-3 center Bryan Sorensen each scored 26 points, but the Yellowjackets (6-3) fell to Trabuco Hills in a consolation-bracket game at the Riverside Kiwanis Tournament. Evans was named to the all-tournament team.
Santa Maria Tournament (@ St. Josephs HS)
Championship
Arroyo Grande 65, St. Joseph Santa Maria 61 (2OT)--Marcelo Townsell had
15 points to lead Arroyo Grande (5-0).
Stu Kussler scored 32 points
for St. Joseph (5-2).
Consolation
Morro Bay 64, Santa Maria 50--Tyler Fechner had 18 points, including four
3-pointers, to lead Morro Bay (5-3).
Thousand Oaks Rotary Invitational Tournament
Championship Game
Santa Barbara 65, Oxnard 61 (OT)-- Coury Clemens and Taylor Rochestie double-teamed to get a steal that led to the go-ahead basket by Santa Barbara (7-1) in overtime. The steal came with the game tied and 40 seconds to go in overtime. Clemens passed to Rochestie for the winning basket. Rochestie, a junior guard, finished with 19 points. Santiago Aguirre, a senior forward for Santa Barbara, led all scorers with 24 points and was named tournament MVP. Rochestie and Clemens were named to the all-tournament team. Henry Patterson of Oxnard finished with 12. Louie De La Cerda had eight steals for Santa Barbara along with shooting 3-for-3 from the field, and 2-2 from the line.
Third Place
Harvard-Westlake 76, Thousand Oaks 60--Bryce Taylor scored 22 points for
Harvard-Westlake (3-1) to defeat host Thousand Oaks (2-2). Taylor is averaging
27.3 points a game so far this season.
Consolation
Newbury Park 83, Grant 55--Chris Nooney had 25 points, eight rebounds and
five steals and Randy Meru added 21 points, including six 3-pointers to lead
Newbury Park (3-5).
Western Tournament
Consolation championship
Garden Grove 43, Anaheim 35--David Richmond had 17 points and eight
rebounds to lead Garden Grove (3-3). Anaheim falls to 1-4.
Winter Slam Tournament (@
Cleveland HS)
Championship
Crenshaw 91, Rolling Hills Prep 82--Hanif Madyun scored 22 points to lead
Crenshaw (6-0). Rolling Hills Prep (5-4) rallied from a 66-48 deficit in the
third quarter to pull within five points with less than a minute to play.
Junior Curtis Allen had 21 points, 12 rebounds and five blocked shots to lead
Rolling Hills Prep, while Jason Daley scored 22 points and junior D.J. Wright
added 19 points and 10 assists for the Huskies. Sophomore Tristan Smith scored
17 points for Rolling Hills, which trailed by only four points with under two
minutes in the game, but just couldn't close the gap.
Third Place
Hart 73, Agoura 58--Adam Rich scored 22 points to lead Hart (4-1). Agoura
falls to 5-3.
Fifth Place
Sylmar 65, Palmdale 48
Consolation
El Camino 57, Lancaster Desert Christian 46--Sasan Poshnesh scored a
game-high 19 points for El Camino Real (2-6). Lancaster Desert Chrisitan falls
to 1-6.
King-Drew 82, Reseda 49--Terrel Burgess scored
22 points to lead L.A. King-Drew (4-2) in a victory over Reseda (4-2).
Long Beach Cabrillo 61, Granada Hills 60
San Fernando 71, SOCES 67--Donte Jenkins scored 23 points to lead San Fernando (2-5) in a victory over Sherman Oaks CES (1-5).
Woodcrest Christian Tournament
Calvary Chapel Murrieta 69, Desert Christian 27--The
Conquerors remain winless after dropping another game in the Woodcrest
tournament. James Hoesterey, Ryan Shibata Danny Hunt and Mark Machado each had
six points to lead Desert Christian.
| CIF-SS League Game Scores For Saturday, Dec. 14, 2002 |
Omega League
Newbury Park Adventist 79, Westmark 32--game details were not immediately
available. Newbury Park Adventist improves to 3-1, 3-0 in league.
Valley League
San Gabriel Academy 56, AGBU 54--Gaby Taslakian scored 24 points for ABGU
(1-1, 0-1). Chris Ostos had 16 points and 12 rebounds and Sean Palmer added 14
points and 13 rebounds to pace San Gabriel Academy (3-3, 1-0).
| CIF-SS Non-League Game Scores For Saturday, Dec. 14, 2002 |
Avalon 64, Santa Maria Valley Christian 49--Adam Nelson scored 16 points for host Avalon (4-0). David Chavoya added 11 lfor the Lancers.
Bell-Jeff 64, Glendale Academy 44--Clarence
Viray had three three-pointers and 26 points and Shant Kerjekian had 17 points
for Bell Jeff (2-2). Glendale Academy is 2-1.
Brethren Christian 67, Whittier Christian 53--Byron Jefferson scored 21
points on seven 3-pointers to lead Brethren Christian (4-1) over host Whittier
Christian (1-5). Andrew Fisher added 21 points and Jefferson scored 15 of his
points in the second half. Berthern Christian (65)
Lazo 4, Strong 6, Jefferson 21, Martini 4, Bodzak 9, Fisher 20, Klug 2. Whittier
Christian (53) Duncan 10, Underwood 12, Hogue 14, Oliaie 4, M. Johnson 2,
Palmer 11. Berthern Christian 15171518 65 Whittier Christian 9121517 53 Records
; Berthern Christian 5-1; Whittier Christian 1-5
New Roads 54, Pilibos 41--Nate Perlmutter scored 16 points and Matt Landes added 12 to lead host New Roads (5-3) over Pilibos (2-3).
Lincoln Academy (San Diego) 62, Upland 56--Upland led until the middle of the fourth quarter when two players fouled out and another left due to a back injury. Senior guard Jay Rasch had 20 points and nine assists, Albany University-signee Todd Martin had 14 points and eight rebounds, but fouled out midway through the third quarter. Brian Burrell had eight points five assists to lead Upland (2-4). The Highlanders led 34-28 at halftime, but lost Martin in the third, and Maurice Newton in the fourth quarter, leaving Upland without its tallest players for much of the second half. Lincoln Prep outscored Upland 18-10 in the fourth quarter.
Troy 56, Esperanza 43--Nate Gilkes had 19 points and four blocks to lead host Troy (5-1). Esperanza drops to 4-3.
West Torrance 53, Gardena 43--West Torrance goes to 4-2. Gardena falls to 2-3.
| LA City Section Game Scores For Thursday, Dec. 12, 2002 |
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