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San Diego Nike National Prep Classic:
Some Final Results--(Jan 4, 1999)

Ok, so we've been incredibly slow getting results up for this tournament, but that's not for lack of trying. We've just been literally overwhelmed with the amount of tournament information we've had to process.  Of course, this really was a series of tournaments and not one big tournament like the Reebok Las Vegas Holiday Prep Classic, and there were six separate, individual brackets.  None of the the teams playing in one bracket played the other brackets, so you really have six different "Champions."  We will be filling in the complete brackets, the one's we posted earlier about a week and half ago, so you'll have a complete picture of what happened, but for those who can't wait, here's what we know:

National Division Champions:  St. Anthony's

American Division Champions: Inglewood

Mayor's Cup "Emerald" Division Champions: Springville (Utah)

Governor's Cup "Pearl" Division Champions: John Muir (Pasadena)

Governor's Cup "Diamond" Division Champions: Timpanogos (Utah)

Mayor's Cup "Ruby" Division Champions: Robert McQueen (Reno, NV)

Here's the San Diego Nike National Prep Classic All Tournament Team, in alphabetical order:

National Division MVP: Tony Tate--St. Anthony's
American Division MVP: Brian Taylor-- Inglewood

Game Highlights and Scores:

In the National Division final, St. Anthony's made it to the title game by beating Villa Park, Crossroads, and Crenshaw.  Simi beat USDHS, Christian Brothers, and Rancho Buena Vista. The final score of the St. Anthony's v. Simi game was  74-53.  Only four players scored for Simi Valley. Branduinn Fullove led Simi Valley (11-2) with 16 points. Rafael Berumen and Brett Michel each scored 14 points, and Dustin Villepigue added nine.  Berumen (6'-9" Sr. C) scored 11 points in the second half, including eight in the fourth quarter. Michel made four three-point baskets, three in the second quarter.  Berumen averaged 17 points in five games, and Fullove averaged 15.  Sophomore guard Tony Tate of St. Anthony finished with 15 and was selected MVP of the bracket, the only St. Anthony player selected to the all-tournament team, which was pretty unusual in our view since it's pretty typical that at least two of the winning team's players make it.

According to the San Diego Union-Tribune, "Tony Tate sat in his chair and buried his head in a towel" after the game. "Being selected MVP of the Nike Prep Classic was almost too much for the sophomore guard. . ."It was very emotional," said Tate, "I didn't expect it. I just wanted to win the game and get back to New Jersey."  Tate was also the starting point guard last year when the Friars downed St. Dominic's. The Bob Hurley-coached Friars had a game plan that included smothering Simi's point guard Shaun Michel and fronting Berumen, while denying Fullove any three point shots. "They looked like the Globetrotters in the semifinals," Tate told the Union-Tribune. "They were moving the ball so well. We had to take them out of their game."

Simi was unable to penetrate the matchup zone, and Berumen was not able to get the ball either, resulting in him scoring only two points in the first half. St. Anthony's on the other hand got 11 points from Tate and went ahead by 6,  30-24 lead. Brett Michel's three three pointers in the first half kept Simi Valley close, but St. Anthony's halftime adjustments worked even better in the second half. St. Anthony's Wayne McClinton and Elijah Ingram each scored eight points as the Friars put the game away in the third quarter, outscoring Simi 24-16 for the quarter.  Tate and Ingram finished with 15 points each, McClinton
and Maurice Jackson added 12 and reserve Walik Wilson scored 10.

The U-T had some nice quotes about the game too:

"The team we saw today was outstanding," said Bradshaw. "That's one of the better defensive performances I've seen all year."

"If we would have gone out of here 2-2, we would have still been happy," said Hurley. "I felt we've really grown as a team. I'm extremely satisfied."

St. Anthony's is a program traditionally found in the national rankings, but the Friars aren't rated in the latest USA Today rankings. "Hey, we like not being ranked," Tate told the U-T. "They can keep us out as long a they want."

National Division Third Place Game:

Crenshaw 83, Rancho Buena Vista 68--Jonathan Stokes and Lucien Johnson scored 26 and 25 points, respectively, as Crenshaw (11-3) beat Rancho Buena Vista 83-68 for third place in the National Division. Aaron Abrams led RBV (10-4) with 25 points. The Longhorns matched Crenshaw in the third and fourth quarters.

National Semifinal

St. Anthony's 80, Crenshaw 51

St. Anthony's 25 19 16 20 -- 80
Crenshaw 13 11 10 17 -- 51

St. Anthony's -- Whitted 2, Ingram 1, McClinton 11, Davis 2, Tate 19, Carmine 2, Wilson 2, Kobryn 4, Jackson 27, Sneed 10.
Crenshaw -- Stokes 2, harris 2, Washington 12, Johnson 10, Parker 5, Thomas 8, Sims 5, Davis 2.

In the American Division: 

Championship Game:

Inglewood 70, Eisenhower 59--With a league record of 96-2 the past seven seasons, it's difficult to exceed expectations at Inglewood High. But the Sentinels managed to do that this week at the Nike Prep Classic. Yesterday they won the American Division championship, rolling over Rialto Eisenhower, 70-59, at Cox Arena. "I would have been happy with a 2-2 split in this tournament," Inglewood coach Pat Roy said. "The key for us is different people stepped up and got the job done." Inglewood (13-2) displayed balance in beating Juanita, Wash., St. Augustine and Capistrano Valley on the way to the championship. In the final, five players finished in double figures scoring, led by Skip Essene's 18 points. "Teams come and scout us and they don't know who's going to step up," said Roy, an Inglewood alum. "We don't know either."

Inglewood outrebounded Eisenhower 12-4 in the opening quarter, leading to an 18-11 advantage on the scoreboard. The Sentinels led by as many as 13
late in the third quarter as Noel Felix wooed the crowd with a reverse slam dunk. Felix, a 6-foot-9 senior, came off the bench to score 15 points and
grab four rebounds. He has been offered scholarships from seven Division I schools but is undecided.  Sandy Fletcher, another college prospect, collected 12 points and eight rebounds, Marvin Issacs 15 points and eight rebounds and American Division MVP Brian Taylor 10 points. Eisenhower produced a 6-0 run to start the fourth quarter, cutting it to five, but that's as close as it came. Five-foot-10 guard Trenell Eddings was a big part of the comeback effort, scoring 15 of his team-high 18 points in the second half.

Third Place Game:

Capistrano Valley 70, Charlotte Christian 63--Capistrano Valley rallied from a seven-point fourth-quarter deficit to force overtime before defeating Charlotte (N.C.) Christian, 70-63, Thursday in the third-place game of the American Division in the Nike National Prep Classic at San Diego State.
J.J. Sola scored 18 of his 28 points after halftime and Nate Hair scored six of his 15 points in overtime to lead the Cougars (13-2).  Ollie Sturtson scored 16 points for Charlotte Christian.

American Semifinal

Eisenhower 74, Charlotte Christian 68

Eisenhower 16 24 14 20 -- 74
Charlotte Chr. 18 17 15 18 -- 68

Eisenhower -- Eddings 31, Roosan 6, Afoalo 14, Wilsox 6, Hart 5, Arg 2, Sairs 8, Franklin.
Charlotte Christian -- Meeks 19, Huge 16, Sturlison 6, Maki 2, Lundeen 22, Thompson 3.

Pearl Championship

No write up and no details, but we did manage to get the box for this one:

Pasadena Muir 90, Jackson 67

John Muir 13 21 27 29 -- 90
Andrew Jackson 10 17 23 17 -- 67

John Muir -- Washington 11, Bonwell 16, Johnson 13, Parker 20, Rowe 19, Miller 4, Williams 2, Gilmore 1, Johnson 2.
Andrew Jackson -- Lewis 6, Allah 4, Tapia 27, Ray 10, Wells 5, Grissett 3, Reddick 2, Belone 5.

We also have a lot (but not all) of the Wednesday box scores, at least the ones which were published in the local papers:

Ocean View 77, San Jose Bishop O'Dowd 61--Senior point guard Tony Dow had 20 points and 12 assists to lead the Seahawks in the consolation final. Wes Bacchus and Casey Lawson each scored 14 points for Ocean View, which trailed by five points at halftime.

Villa Park 66, Long Island (N.Y.) St. Dominic's 61--Tom Stankan scored 14 points for Villa Park (9-6) in a consolation game.

Palo Verde 71, Sweetwater 46

Palo Verde 15 26 18 12 -- 71
Sweetwater 13 12 8 13 -- 46

Palo Verde -- Washington 5, Rolfe 11, Clarke 5, James 7, Adidas 8 (they're kidding, right, a kid named "Adidas" in a "Nike" tournament?), Smith 3, Coleman 2, Giraj 10, Clark 11, Moore 2, Ferguson 6.
Sweetwater -- Battiste 4, Dorn 5, Chavarin 12, Re.Reid 5, Ro.Reid 8, Stewart 3, Davis 5, Gunthrie 2, Driggs 4.
Three-point goals -- Rolfe 3, Re.Reid, Ro.Reid, Clarke, Clark, Washington.

Monte Vista 64, Frontier 60

Frontier 16 20 14 10 -- 60
Monte Vista 15 11 12 26 -- 64

Frontier -- Morlock 2, Cook 4, Kresconko 10, O'Brien 2, Becker 27, Johnson 11, Abisz 4.
Monte Vista -- Herriot 10, Overstreet 1, Gibbs 7, Collins 4, Williams 17, Harris 15, Johnson 10.
Three-point goals -- Gibbs.

Carlsbad 55, Scripps Ranch49

Scripps Ranch 8 11 9 21 -- 49
Carlsbad 9 19 18 19 -- 55

Scripps Ranch -- Butler 8, Redfern 4, Barnett 11, Scott 15, Vaughn 5, Comer 4, Young 2.
Carlsbad -- Nelson 2, Sardina 5, Leifer 8, Moore 15, Jasmer 2, Wichowski 2, Crenshaw 3, Clark 18.
Three-point goals -- Moore 5, Leifer 2, Barnett, Vaughn.

McQueen 57, El Camino 54

El Camino 16 6 20 12 -- 54
McQueen 18 15 7 17 -- 57

El Camino -- Saler 6, McGill 15, Hicks 12, Adelman 10, Moore 4, Kracalik 7.
McQueen -- Carr 9, Harrigan 6, Drogovich 2, Baker 22, Sutherland 6, Ghaffary 1, Edney 12.
Three-point goals -- Baker 6, McGill 2, Saler. 

Orange Glen 58, Torrey Pines 50

Torrey Pines 10 18 12 10 -- 50
Orange Glen 11 11 19 9 -- 58

Torrey Pines -- Nelson 10, Bradley 3, Abrahams 14, Detuno 5, Tomic 2, O'Patry 4, Bosonac 8, Hass 4.
Orange Glen -- Tagle 17, Hanvey 5, Anderson 18, Orange 6, Leso 4, Masnica 8.

Ocean View 71, Oceanside 51

Ocean View 12 19 24 16 -- 71
Oceanside 10 15 17 9 -- 51

Ocean View -- Dow 10, Bacchus 4, McAfee 10, Beeler 21, Bell 4, Silletto 4, Lawson 14, Smith 2, Cavinder 2.
Oceanside -- Davis 4, Perez 8, Johnson 8, Arellano 4, Watkins 9, Berry 2, Austin 13, White 5.

Oakland Fremont 65, La Costa Canyon 54

LC Canyon 13 12 13 16 -- 54
Oakland Fremont 14 18 19 14 -- 65

La Costa Canyon -- Orozco 13, Bonwell 18, Lewis 1, Faulstitch 4, Allen 6, Beights 6, Gordon 4, Matsuguma 2.
Oakland Fremont -- Williams 2, Patterson 6, Pitts 8, Guess 22, Turner 13, Shavies 14.

USDHS 54, St. Dominic 42

USDHS 17 10 17 10 -- 54
St. Dominic 14 10 10 8 -- 42

USDHS -- C.Walton 21, Olson 8, Gannon 8, Kipper 2, Malloy 9, Staggs 6.
St. Dominic -- Sehraggio 3, McWalters 7, Nepoli 11, O'Neil 4, Grinnon 9, Nupp 3.
Three-point goals -- Napoli 3, Grinnon 3, Olson, Gannon, Malloy, Sehraggio, McWalters.

Roosevelt 69, Bishop's  56

Roosevelt 24 4 34 9 -- 69
Bishop's 18 4 22 12 -- 56

Roosevelt (Wash.) -- Stemp 11, Houng 15, Curry 2, Mukhopadhyay 1, Savage 7, Englestaff 8, Wight 25.
Bishop's -- C. Neff 5, Cole 25, Nieto 10, Booker 10, Ross-Maukeil 2, R. Neff 4.
Three-point goals -- Cole 5, Houng 2, Stemp, Nieto, Booker. 

So. Lake Tahoe 78, La Jolla 49

South Tahoe 15 20 27 16 -- 78
La Jolla 11 14 8 17 -- 49

South Tahoe -- M.Williams 8, Cabanero 5, Barkley 6, A.Williams 18, Kaczmarek 2, Giannoni 12, Butcser 3, Sprinkles 12, Doughty 7, Clemmer 4,
Larmore 1.
La Jolla -- Saadati 7, Troupe 2, Brehm 5, Collins 2, Hetherington 4, Richards 7, Green 2, McCall 13, Ryan 5, Borgstrom 2.

Jackson 66, Rancho Bernardo 55

A. Jackson 19 18 13 16 -- 66
Rancho Bernardo 6 18 15 16 -- 55

Andrew Jackson -- Lewis 8, Allah 10, Tapia 18, Ray 7, Grissett 9, Reddick 4, Piper 10.
Rancho Bernardo -- Askins 4, Speights 8, Goeddel 9, Burnell 18, Bloom 5, Victor 2, Artiano 2, Williams 5, Gorman 2.

Grossmont 89, Canoga Park 78

Grossmont 20 21 14 34 -- 89
Canoga Park 18 13 24 21 -- 78

Grossmont -- McCoy 20, Poch 14, Ober 7, Fisher 12, Clarke 13, Reed 6, Crawford 10, Barry 7.
Canoga Park -- Ratcliff 3, Townsend 4, Bell 26, Limsakul 6, Harris 30, Mendoza 3, Ferguson 4, Gomes 2.

Chaparral  58, Rancho Bernardo 55

Chaparral 9 20 18 11 -- 58
R. Bernardo 16 14 9 16 -- 55

Chaparral -- Martin 15, Threat 2, George 2, Goodman 3, Guyette 2, Wolff 5, Wilson 14, Pawling 11, Molina 4.
Rancho Bernardo -- Askins 3, Speights 16, Goeddel 3, Burnell 14, Bloom 15, Williams 4.

Simi Valley 70, Rancho Buena Vista 43

RBV 16 12 6 9 -- 43
Simi Valley 23 23 13 12 -- 70

RBV -- Bohannon 2, Phillips 10, Corado 6, Abrams 14, Fellars 7, Albright 2, Palmers 2.
Simi Valley -- Berumen 16, Michel 15, Ward 5, Villepigue 12, Michel 4, Fullove 18.

Vista 64, Douglas 55

Douglas 18 7 14 16 -- 55
Vista 17 14 13 20 -- 64

Douglas -- Bodenctein 4, Thomas 4, Dunbar 5, Moore 7, Lee 8, Baker 5, Jacobsen 4, Coyne 18.
Vista -- Sutton 15, Willingham 1, George 2, Mayfield 18, Bolton 19, Abbott 5, Simon 2, Simpson 2.
Three-point goals -- Coyne 3, Lee 2, Dunbar, Mayfield 4, Sutton 3, Bolton  3.

J.W. North 67, St. Augustine 66

St. Augustine 14 20 17 15 -- 66
J.W. North 12 16 16 23 -- 67

St. Augustine -- Porter 17, Williams 22, Jaworski 6, North 21.
J.W. North -- Burnett 15, Jones 8, MgBeke 3, McCloud 10, Carlyle 12, Walter 7, Dixon 12.
Three-point goals -- Porter 2, North 2, Burnett 3, Jones 2, McCloud, Carlyle.

Carlsbad 53, Villa Park 44

Villa Park 9 10 12 13 -- 44
Carlsbad 16 12 10 15 -- 53

Villa Park -- Arguello 8, MacGinnis 2, Olsen 2, Keith 10, Egkan 6, Will 6, Stankey 10.
Carlsbad -- Nelson 11, Sardina 2, Leifer 8, Moore 9, Wichowski 1, Crenshaw 6, Bowers 5, Clark 11.
Three-point goals -- Stankey 2, Egkan, Will, Moore 3, Leifer 2, Nelson.

Other Results from Wednesday:

Douglas 65, Kitsyth 49.
Christian Brothers 61, Jesuit 47
Red Bluff 76, Bonanza 66
Crossroads 69, Holmdel 62
Kilsyth 68, Wesley 66
Grossmont 89, Canoga Park 78
LA Fremont 63, Fairfax 59
Bishop O'Dowd 57, Juanita 36
Glendora 83, Manual Arts 70

Tuesday & Monday Games:

We've included these scores and boxes mostly for their interest to the real hardcore fans.  We can't say that they are complete or even correct, but hey, they're better than nothing if you want to see how your favorite team progressed (or didn't) through the various tournament brackets. And we will be posting up the tournament brackets as soon as we can.

Inglewood 61, St. Augustine 58

Inglewood 17 16 13 15 -- 61
St. Augustine 10 13 13 22 -- 58

Inglewood -- Taylor 7, Fletcher 18, Isaac 14, Essene 15, Felix 4, Davis 1, Brown 2.
St. Augustine -- Cochran 3, Porter 19, Williams 27, North 6, Bland 3.
Three-point goals -- Fletcher 4, Porter, Bland.

Rancho Buena Vista 73, Jesuit 61

Jesuit 14 21 11 15 -- 61
RBV 28 14 16 15 -- 73

Jesuit -- Rasmussen 6, Stigall 11, Shaffer 5, Barrow 9, Fitts 3, Elftmann 12.
RBV -- Taylor 5, Phillips 10, Corado 12, Abrams 20, Fellars 20, Palmer 4.

Vista 62, Grossmont 50

Vista 17 13 16 14 -- 62
Grossmont 19 9 16 6 -- 50

Vista -- Miller 2, Sutton 8, Cortez 3, Mayfield 8, Bolton 19, Abbot 14, Moore 2, Simpson 6.
Grossmont -- McCoy 16, Ober 5, Flisher 3, Clarke 10, Reed 2, Crawford 6, McCullough 8.

El Camino 66, Douglas 36

Douglas 15 5 10 6 -- 36
El Camino 8 15 24 19 -- 66

Douglas -- Bodenstein 11, McDonnell 3, Thomas 9, Moore 2, Lee 1, Jacobsen 4, Coyne 6.
El Camino -- An.Soler 8, McGill 10, Hicks 20, Adelman 16, Johnson 3, Ag.Soler 2, Kracalik 2.

So. Tahoe 89, Canoga Pk 70
Juanita 58, Bishop O'Dowd 43
Simi Valley 67, Villa Park 49
Fairfax 75, Bishop's 57
Charlotte 73, Fairfax 72
Glendora 61, St. Dominic (N.Y.) 36
Eisenhower 64, LA Fremont 57
Juanita 58, Oakland Fremont 43
Paul Robeson 77, Crenshaw 76
Capistrano Valley 74, J.W. North 56
Muir 76, Chapparrel 61
RBV 73, Jesuit 61
Villa Park 75, Red Bluff 61
Manual Arts 69, Crossroads 57

Ocean View 71, Oceanside 51--Torin Beeler scored 15 of his 21 points in the second half as Ocean View outscored Oceanside, 40-26. Casey Lawson had 14 points for the Seahawks.

Capistrano Valley 70, New York Jackson 58--Mike Stowell scored 15 points and Nathan Hair 14 for Capistrano Valley (10-1).

Charlotte (N.C.) Christian 75, Ocean View 69--Tony Dow scored 27 points, including five three-pointers, to lead Ocean View (7-3), but the Seahawks were outscored, 23-17, in the fourth quarter. Nick Huge scored 29 for Charlotte Christian (10-0).

Simi Valley 67, Villa Park 49--Branduinn Fullove and Brett Michel each scored seven points in the third quarter and the
top-ranked Pioneers pulled away in the Nike Holiday tournament at San Diego State.   Michel finished with 16 points and Fullove had 13 points and
seven assists for Simi Valley (10-1).

Red Bluff 56, La Jolla 54

La Jolla 12 16 15 11 -- 54
Red Bluff 14 15 15 12 -- 56

La Jolla -- Etemadieh 4, McCall 5, Saadati 17, Brehm 16, Cohns 2, Hetherington 2, Richards 6, Ryan 2.
Red Bluff -- Cox 3, Davidson 2, Tenny 11, Martin 2, McKim 2, Schooling 21, Weldon 6, Clement 4, King 5.
Three-point goals -- Tenny 3, Saadati 3, Richards 2, Cox, McCall.

Timpanogos 76, Bonanza 57

Tipanogos 22 8 27 19 -- 76
Bonanza 13 17 10 17 -- 57

Timpanogos -- Tuttle 16, Nelson 2, Paxman 13, Gentry 9, Shepherd 6, Ingle 20, Hendrickson 8, Lloyd 2.
Bonanza -- Saca 3, Vohs 5, Adams 13, Lambert 14, Oime 7, Jones 7, Guerrero 8.

Springville 82, Orange Glen 66

Springville 22 18 24 18 -- 82
Orange Glen 10 12 16 28 -- 66

Springville -- Jacobsen 27, A.Averett 9, Morgan 16, Hall 2, Groneman 7, Richards 6, Penrod 3, B.Averett 6, C.Averett 6.
Orange Glen -- Tagle 7, Hanvey 4, Anderson 13, Leso 9, Masnica 16, Orange 12, Lemler 1.
Three-point goals -- Jacobsen 2, C.Averett 2, Penrod, Groneman, A.Averett.

Scripps Ranch 60, Kilsyth 41

Scripps Ranch 7 17 17 19 -- 60
Kilsyth 11 8 13 9 -- 41

Scripps Ranch -- Butler 5, Sephus 1, Redfearn 9, Barnett 11, Scott 10, Vaughn 6, Morefield 2, Comer 10, Young 6.
Kilsyth -- Molnar 9, Foy 5, Cooper 3, Tait 4, Middleton 3, Bull 2, Stenhouse 2, Truman 4, Parker 7, Robinson 2.

Ocean View 51, Bishop's  44

Ocean View 14 6 9 22 -- 51
Bishop's 6 11 11 16 -- 44

Ocean View -- McAfer 6, Beeler 8, Lawson 9, Bell 11, Westbrook 4, Bacchus 13.
Bishop's -- C.Neff 4, Cole 12, Schwartz 2, Nieto 12, Booker 12, Fraley 2.
Three-point goals -- Bacchus 2, Cole. 

Bishop O'Dowd 58, LaCosta Canyon 49

LC Canyon 12 15 9 13 -- 49
O'Dowd 12 13 8 26 -- 58

La Costa Canyon -- Orozco 5, Bonwell 7, DeGuzman 2, Lewis 7, Faulstich 15, Beights 5, Gordon 2, Matsuguma 6.
O'Dowd -- Logan 4, Silva 9, Comte 15, Lambeth 5, Champion 6, Pon 3, Balich 4, Hill-Thomas 6, Riley 6.

McQueen 43, Sweetwater 40

McQueen 10 8 15 10 -- 43
Sweetwater 6 13 12 9 -- 40

McQueen -- Gubbels 5, Carr 4, Harrigan 3, Aaker 14, Ghaffary 3, Sutherland 4, Edney 8, Atlainson 2. Sweetwater -- Battiste 4, Chavarin 4, Stewart 2, Ra.Reid 10, Martin 8, Driggs 10.

Oceanside 81, Roosevelt 62

Roosevelt 14 21 16 11 -- 62
Oceanside 20 20 21 20 -- 81

Roosevelt -- Lofton 2, Stemp 8, Young 5, Curry 2, Mukhopodhyay 4, Eaglestaff 7, Wight 28.
Oceanside -- Freeman 2, White 5, Davis 18, Johnson 10, Arellano 2, Watkins 5, Berry 10, Austin 29.
Three-point goals -- Davis 5, Austin 3, Wight 2, White, Berry, Stemp, Young.

El Camino 92, Palo Verde 67

El Camino 20 26 16 30 -- 92
Palo Verde 18 16 15 18 -- 67

El Camino -- Soler 10, McGill 32, Hicks 13, Soler 3, Williams 2, Adelman 10, Johnson 4, Moore 12, Kracalik 6.
Palo Verde -- Washington 4, Rolfe 3, Clarke 6, Rohurst 1, Williams 1, Smith 4, Coleman 9, Jackson 6, Gray 12, Clark 11, Ferguson 10.

Poway 67, Monte Vista 52

Monte Vista 14 16 10 12 -- 52
Poway 15 11 18 23 -- 66

Monte Vista -- Templeton 7, Gwynn 25, Embrey 8, Wealey 6, Knighton 14, Dobransky 1, West 3, Kraus 3.
Poway -- Harris 11, Johnson 13, Herriott 6, Gibbs 8, Williams 7, Griffin 2, Collins 5.

Mt. Miguel 53, Torrey Pines 43

Mt. Miguel 14 3 13 23 -- 53
Torrey Pines 10 8 11 12 -- 43

Mt. Miguel -- Bo.Merritt 3, Labugen 2, Hartung 12, Shaw 8, Hill 10, Pray 2, Barnes 16.
Torrey Pines -- Nelson 15, Abrahams 9, Detuno 5, Tomic 8, O'Patry 2, Hass 4.

USDHS 75, Frontier 55

USDHS 19 14 21 21 -- 75
Frontier 19 5 14 17 -- 55

USDHS -- C. Walton 22, Olson 2, Gannon 8, Green 4, Day 5, Novakovic 3, Malloy 28, Staggs 3.
Frontier -- Cook 8, Conrad 6, McConnell 2, Kresconko 7, O'Brien 8, Becker 15, Johnson 7, Ejbisz 2.
Three-point goals -- Becker 3, Gannon, Conrad, Kresconko, Green, Day, Malloy.

Jackson 66, Rancho Bernardo 55

Andrew Jackson 19 18 13 16 -- 66
Rancho Bernardo 6 18 15 16 -- 55

Andrew Jackson -- Wells 8, Allah 10, Tapia 18, Ray 7, Grissett 9, Reddick 4, Belone 10.
Rancho Bernardo -- Askins 4, Speights 8, Goeddel 9, Burnell 18, Bloom 5, Victor 2, Artiano 2, Williams 5, Gorman 2.
Three-point goals -- Grissett, Askins, Burnell. 

Monday Games:

St. Augustine 71, Oakland Fremont 54 --

Fremont 19 8 18 9 -- 54
St. Augustine 21 20 14 16 -- 71

Fremont -- Williams 3, Patterson 3, Pitts 6, Vital 7, Guess 13, Turner 5, Shavies 10, Jones 2, Harris 5.
St. Augustine -- J.Williams 16, North 18, Marentez 2, Bland 2, Doxey 8, Harrington 4, E.Davis 2, G.Davis 4, Silva 8, Cochran 7.

Rancho Bernardo 65, Douglas 51

Douglas 12 21 9 9 -- 51
Rancho Bernardo 19 15 9 22 -- 65

Douglas -- Bedenstein 4, Thomas 4, Dunbar 2, Jacobsen 8, Coyne 21, McDonnell 3, Duarte 2, Lee 4, Baker 2, Cottee 1.
Rancho Bernardo -- Askins 5, E.Williams 6, Speights 10, Goeddel 20, Burnell 20, Bloom 4.

Sweetwater 72, Wesley 49

Wesley 12 9 16 12 -- 49
Sweetwater 18 25 15 15 -- 72

Wesley -- Pollock 27, El-Raghy 6, Yap 10, Lichtenberg 3, Heng 3.
Sweetwater -- Battiste 14, Re.Reid 8, Ro.Reid 19, Dorn 2, Driggs 7, Gascon 3, Charles 1, Chavarin 14.

J.W. North 59, La Costa Canyon 38

LC Canyon 9 12 8 8 -- 38
JW North 12 10 16 21 -- 59

JW North -- Burnett 12, Jones 9, Mabeke 15, Carlyle 12, Walter 2, Sixon 8.
LC Canyon -- Orozco 5, Bonwell 6, Faulstich 15, Phillips 3, Beights 2, Gordon 2, Matsuguma 2.

Paul Robeson 63, Villa Park 45.

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