SoCalHoops High School News

November 30 Game Results &
Tournament Scores--(Dec. 1, 1999)

We've tried to get as many of the scores and details of games taking place all over the SoCal area as possible from yesterday, and we think we've gotten most of them.  If you know of a score or a result we missed, send us an e-mail, or post it up on the message board. For the tournaments, they're organized alphabetically by the name of the tournament;  for non-league games, the best we can do is organize them alphabetically using the first letter of the winning team.

Beaumont Tournament

Hemet West Valley 88, Banning 56--Ryan Williams scored 23 points Tuesday as Hemet West Valley opened its season with an 88-56 rout of Banning in the first round of the Beaumont Tournament. Kevin Pierce scored seven of his 16 points in the first quarter, helping the Mustangs build a 24-12 lead. Chris Davis scored eight of his 18 points in the second quarter. Banning's roster was depleted with several players still participating in football.  WEST VALLEY (88) -- Diesel 9, Griffin 4, Reynolds 2, Roquemore 7, Pierce 16, Alvarez 9, Williams 23, Davis 18. BANNING (56) -- Holland 2, Campbell 2, Floyd 18, D.Holland 6,  Jackson 6, Williams 15, Fuerte 7. Halftime score -- West Valley 42-30. Three-point goals -- Diesel, Roquemore, Pierce, Williams (WV) 4, Floyd, Williams (B) 2, Fuerte. Total fouls -- West Valley 18, Banning 14. Fouled out -- none. Technical fouls -- Pierce.

Moreno Valley 89, San Jacinto 40--Moreno Valley outscored San Jacinto 32-4 in the third quarter en route to a win in the Beaumont Tournament  opener. Andre Johnson had 18 points and eight steals, Nyron  Jones had 16 points and five assists and Steve Brown had 11  points and eight rebounds for Moreno Valley. MORENO VALLEY (89) -- Howard 6, Rhone 8, Arnold 10, Ashley 8,  Taylor 6, Jones 16, Johnson 18, J. Brown 6, S. Brown 11. SAN JACINTO (40) -- Duguaid 13, Rose 3, Lugo 3, Padilla 6,  Goddard 7, Frazier 3, Sullivan 5. Halftime score -- Moreno Valley 31-16. Three-point goals --  Jones 2, Johnson 2, S. Brown 2, Duguaid. Total fouls -- Moreno Valley 19, San Jacinto 14. Fouled out -- None. Technical fouls -
- None.

Palm Springs 70, Arlington 67--The Indians pulled off the upset of the Beaumont Tournament, getting 24 points and 12 rebounds from Jordi Higueras. The Indians continue tournament play today. "We surprised some people," Palm Springs first year coach Randy Small told the Desert Sun. "I don’t think we were supposed to win. Arlington was seeded pretty high."   Here's the scoring by quarters: Palm Springs: 24 15 14 17 -- 70, Arlington 16 19 17 15 -- 67. Scorers were: Palm Springs-- Jordi Higueras 25, Caleb Barton 10, Jude Chandrasena 8, Steve Avina 8, Jerad Otteson 6, Jaion Patrick 6, Bobby Caldwell 5, Randy Rutledge 3.

San Bernardino 79, Bloomington 65-- Senior guard Charles Paxton scored 20 points, and senior guard Lacy Copeland added 19 points on five three-pointers as the Cardinals used a big second half to beat the Bruins in the opening round of the Beaumont Tournament. Senior forward Paul Miller scored 12 points for San Bernardino, which moved into today's quarterfinals. William Funn scored 20 points, and Greg Watson chipped in 16 for Bloomington.

Bolsa Grande Tournament

Claremont 59, Chadwick 41--The Wolfpack improves to 2-0 behind the play of Thomas Taylor, who had 12 points, six rebounds, and three steals; Shaddean Aaron, who had 10 third-quarter points and Sean Terrell, who added 11 points and five assists. Peter McCaslin tallied 20 points while Mike Reich added 13 points, but the Dolphins (1-1) lost in the second round. CLAREMONT (59) Terrell 11, Wilson 4, Pourteymoor 2, Ti. Taylor 4, Aaron 11, Wilburn 4, To. Taylor 12, Lombard 9, Maxwell 2 CHADWICK (41) Putnam 2, Reich 13, Measlin 20, Jassarsiam 1, Smith 2. Scoring by Quarters:   Claremont --20 10 12 17 -- 59; Chadwick-- 6 14 5 16 -- 41. Total fouls: Cl 14, Ch 12. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

La Sierra 49, Katella 45-- Despite scoring two points in the opening quarter, Riverside La Sierra (1-0) defeated Anaheim Katella in pool play
of the Pacifica-Bolsa Grande Tournament at Bolsa Grande High School. Ed Clayton led La Sierra with 19 points. La Sierra took the lead late in the third quarter and never trailed. The Eagles made eight consecutive free throws in the final minutes, including four by Ivan Avila. La Sierra will play Edison High
School Thursday.KATELLA (45) -- Espinosa 14, Jivcu 5, Luther 2, Novella 2, Parisi 4, Smith 7, Tyson 11.LA SIERRA (49) -- Clayton 19, Avila 10, Cryder 10, Rincon 7, Logsdon 0, Smith 3.Halftime score -- Katella 19-15. Three-point goals -- Avila 2, Cryder 2, Rincon. Total fouls -- La Sierra 20.

Brethren Christian Tournament

Brethren Christian 104, Southern California Christian 30--Lee Mamaradlo set a school record for points in a game with 50 to lead host Brethren Christian (1-0). Mamaradlo, who also made nine steals, broke the previous record of 44 points set in 1966 by Rich Thomas.

St. Bernard 82, Heritage Christian 72--Brandon Williams scored 34 points and added five rebounds to pace the Vikings (1-0) to a first-round win.  Other scorers for St. Bernard were Haynie 12, Cranon 6, Oliver 7, Hooker 1, Berts 4, McCrumbly 10, Carter 2, Moore 2, and Penn 4.  For Heritage, Girer scored 25, while Matt Winter had 17.  Meyer had 13, Grace 11, and Warner 6.   Winter and Meyer were both called for technicals in the game.

Buena Park/Coyote Classic 

Downey 61, Sunny Hills 49--Justin Frias scored 26 points, including seven three-point shots for Downey (1-0). Eric Herdeman led host Sunny Hills (0-1) with 13 points and 12 rebounds.

Newport Harbor 59, Magnolia 52-- Aaron Yarnel scored 23 points as the Sailors (1-0) defeated the Sentinels (0-1) in a first-round game.

Damien Tournament

Pool Play

Aquinas 61, Cathedral 58-- Senior guard Khit Phou made a three-pointer with six seconds remaining as the Falcons beat the Phantoms in the first round of the Damien Tournament. Junior forward Jeff Langdon scored 15 points and grabbed 13 rebounds for Aquinas, and sophomore forward Aaron Hunt added 15 points and five rebounds.

Damien 87, USC-Magnet 46--The Spartans open the season with a win, scoring over 20 points in three of the four quarters. Ralph David had 16 points, Aaron Garica had 15 points and five assists, and Vinny Minjares added 15 points and five assists.  USC Magnet: Moges 5, Jefferson 4, Mayson 8, Obi 10, Surma 6, Young 4, Dean 2, Wesey 1, Combs 6; Damien--Minjares 15, A. Garcia 15, E. Garcia 4, David 16, Jackson 2, Buffum 6, Faegin 4, Hayden 4, Clark 4,Alba 8, Francis 9; USC Magnet 15 9 13 9 -- 46; Damien 21 16 22 28 -- 87; Total fouls: USCM 12, D 14. Fouled out: Clark (D). Technical fouls: none.

LA Salesian 66, Ganesha 69 (OT)-- Ganesha (1-0) had four players score in double figures to lead their team to an overtime victory over Los Angeles Salesian. Franklin Ike led the Giants with his 15 points, 14 rebounds, and three blocked shots, and Jason Romero had 16 points, seven rebounds, and seven assists for Ganesha as well. Cedric Click scored 15 points and David Tyus added 16 in the win also.   Scoring by quarters: L.A. Salesian 17 12 17 12 8 -- 66; Ganesha 12 14 16 16 11 -- 69.  Scoring: Salesian--Bell 13, Avila 1, Larios 2, Beltierrez 4, Hampton 9, Hernandez 19, Zamudio 8, Harris 10.; Ganesha--Click 15, Starks 3, Tyus 16, Ike 15, Romero 16, Sarmineto 4. Total Fouls: S 20, G 16. Fouled Out: Starks (G). Technical Fouls: None.

South Hills beats Foshay by forfeit--Obviously no details here.

Gahr-Cerritos Tournament

Gahr 55, Torrance 48--Jason Chang scored 15 points and Marshawn Williams added 13 points, but the Tartars (0-1) lost the first-round game at Gahr. Others scoring for Gahr were Yazarlu 3, Chae 9, Reed 21, Rhoan 7, and Jackson 15.   For Torrance complete scoring was Williams 13, Kalama 11, Schaefer 2, Chaing 15, Sasaki 3, and Judd 4.  Scoring by quarters:  Torrance 14 12 11 11 --48;   Gahr 16 10 17 12--55.

Cabrillo 58, Narbonne 57--Cabrillo won the first game in pool play over City Section's Narbonne at Gahr.  Scorers for Cabrillo were Sansberry 23, Flowers 4, Rankins 2, H. Brown 14, Friar 5, Jones 2, Sheridan 5, and J. Brown 3.  Scoring for Narbonne: Delgado 2, Gillette 2, Mmeje 16, Nicholas 14, Nzewa 2, Simms 4, Terry 15.  Scoring by quarters:  Cabrillo--21 12 12 13 --58;   Narbonne 21 8 14 14 --57.

Wilson 66, Pioneer 49-- Wilson was led by Terry with 14, Price with 12, and Battle and Dillon with 8 each.  Others scoring were Ward 2, Stevenson 6, Burroughs 7.  Pioneer scoring was led by Serrato with 28.  Others were Catillo 6, Vela 1, Chayette 3, Jauregui 7, Tati 2, Sosa 2.

Cerritos 59, Millikan 50--Cerritos was led by three high scorers, Smallwood 13, Mendoza 11, Dahdul 10, while Millikan was led by Freeman with 18.

J.W. North Tournament

At J.W. North H.S.
First Round

Rialto 81, Etiwanda 56--David Joiner scored 21 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, and Montreal Willingham came off the bench to score 18 points to give Rialto (1-0) their first win of the season. Aaron Gipson scored 16 points in the loss for Etiwanda. Rialto will play Jasper Place Alaska on Thursday at J.W. North high school in the second round of the J.W. North Tournament. Game time is set for 4:30 p.m.RIALTO (81) Davis 11, Sconiers 4, Gales 2, Swisher 7, Willingham 18, Burnett 13, Williams 4, McShan 1, Joiner 21;  ETIWANDA (56) Burrell 7, J. Dowe 2, Gipson 16, Solano 3, Beck 9, Holas 6, Boyd 2, N. Dowe 2, Roff 9. Etiwanda 11 9 15 21 -- 56 Rialto 21 17 21 22 -- 81 Total Fouls: E 18, R 21. Fouled Out: None. Technical Fouls: None.

Valley View 60, Fontana 71--Senior guard Michael Stephenson hit four three-pointers and scored 20 points as Fontana (2-0)defeated Valley View 71-60 in the opening game of the North Tournament.  Senior forward Jordan Walker added 14 points and seven rebounds for Fontana (2-0), while freshman forward Trayvon Williams had 13 points and six rebounds.  Sophomore forward Corey McJimson scored 12. Stephenson dished out six assists.FONTANA (71) Walker 14, McJimson 12, Wiliams 13, Nelson 5, Stephenson 20, Jackson 2, Mancha 3, Crull 2; VALLEY VIEW (60) Hampton 17, Logan 7, Mims 13, Duffy 5, Rachal 4, Jones 3, Somerville 2, Lindsey 9; Valley View 14 18 15 13 -- 60 Fontana 14 29 12 16 -- 71 Total fouls: VV 28, F 17. Fouled out: Duffy (VV). Technical fouls: none.

Laidlaw RCI/Fontana Tournament

Fontana 71, Valley View 60--Fontana had four players score in double figures as the Steelers defeated Valley View in the Laidlaw/RCI   Tournament. Michael Stephenson led Fontana (2-0) with 20 points and six assists. Jordan Walker scored 14 points and pulled down  seven rebounds. Trayvon Williams and Cory McJimson added 13 and 12 points respectively. Sidney Hampton had 17 points to lead   Valley View (0-1).VALLEY VIEW (60) -- Hampton 17, Logan 7, Mims 13, Duffy 5,   Rachal 4, Jones 3, Somerville 2, Lindsey 9. FONTANA (71) -- Walker 14, McJimson 12, Williams 13, Nelson 5,
Stephenson 20, Jackson 2, Mancha 3, Crull 2. Halftime score -- Fontana 43-32. Three-point goals -- Stephenson 4, Mancha, Hampton 3, Rachal, Jones. Total fouls -- Valley View 28, Fontana 17. Fouled out --Duffy.

Loara/Taco Company Invitational

Anaheim 104, El Modena 57--Anaheim set a school record for points scored in a game in its 104-57 victory over El Modena in a Taco Company Invitational first-round boys' basketball game Tuesday at Anaheim. Stephen Miller led the Colonists in scoring with 29 points. The Colonists (1-0) also got 28 points and 11 rebounds from Robert Mendoza and 25 points from Jesus Salcedo in breaking the record of 102 points, set last season against Southern California Christian (0-1).

Esperanza 67, Tustin 31--Lloyd Walls scored 20 points for the Aztecs (1-0) in their victory over the Tillers (0-1); Jon Steven had 12. Tustin had no player in double figures. 

Troy 81, Canyon 55-- Mike Leslie scored 27 points, including 5 three pointers and Sean Christinsen added 15 as the Warriors (1-0) beat the Comanches.

Loara 62, Woodbridge 60 (OT)--Wes Wadrop scored 21 points as Loara upended Woodbridge, 62-60, in overtime in the opening round of the Taco Company Tournament on Tuesday at Loara High. The Saxons fell behind 60-55 with one minute remaining in overtime but scored the final seven points to secure the victory.  Loara trailed 31-30 at halftime, but pulled ahead, 47-42, after three quarters. The Warriors then outscored the Saxons, 11-6, in the fourth quarter to send the game to overtime. Dan Melton and Nathan Vonachen each scored 12 points for the Saxons, while Ryan Perkins led Woodbridge with 15 points. Loara will play Troy in the second round. Woodbridge is 0-1.

Pacifica Tournament

Los Alamitos 81, Estancia 53--

Santa Barbara County Tournament

Santa Barbara 81, Lompoc 32--The Dons, who take on top-ranked Mater Dei tonight in the Glendora Triple Crown Challenge, had to rally late to beat Cabrillo 48-45 on Monday. But Tuesday night at Santa Barbara, the Dons went on a rampage, beating Lompoc 81-32 in a Santa Barbara County Tournament game.  Brent Williams, who was home sick for the Dons' opener, scored Santa Barbara's first five points and finished as the game's high scorer with 18 despite playing barely more than half the game. Another key player, Dommanic Ingerson, remains sidelined while he awaits word from the CIF on his eligibility. Ingerson, a transfer from Oakland, is supposed to hear today from the CIF on his hardship waiver. But Lavender said a recent change in the star guard's legal guardianship status could make today's ruling moot. Not that the Dons' needed any help Tuesday. A 3-pointer by Fil Curiel and a three-point play by Charlie Peterson helped Santa Barbara build a 18-9 first quarter lead. An 11-0 run early in the second quarter made it 29-11 and spurts of 12-0 in the third and 19-0 in the fourth turned the game into a runaway. Backup point guard Mike Henderson had 10 points and six assists and Curiel added 12 points. Peterson had eight points and nine rebounds. Eleven different Dons scored. Feeding the frenzy of scoring, however, was a smothering Santa Barbara defense which forced 27 turnovers from the Braves -- 15 in the first half. Seven players combined for 15 steals. Lompoc was led by Joel Smith with 10 points. LOMPOC (32)-- Smith 10, Conaway 1, Lynn 2, Winter 3, Hilley 2, Simmons 2, Steinke 6, Ramey 4. Totals 11 10-19 32. SANTA BARBARA (81)-- Henderson 10, Papworth 3, Whilt 6, Walling 9, C. Peterson 8, Koester 2, Putnam 5, Williams 18, Angel 0, Majak 8, J. Peterson 2, Curiel 12. Totals 28 19-24 81. Lompoc 9 10 6 7 -- 32  Santa Barbara 18 24 12 27 -- 81; 3-point goals--SB 11 (Williams 3, Henderson 2, Curiel 2, Walling 2, Majak, Papworth). Fouled out--C.

Arroyo Grande 69, Santa Ynez 35 -- Arroyo Grande High opened its boys basketball season with a win Tuesday. The Eagles defeated Santa Ynez 69-35 in a non-league game in the Pirates’ gym. Junior center Phillip Johnson led the Eagles with 17 points on seven field goals. Dustin Ensign added 14 points, while teammate Mike Harrigan scored 10. The Eagles continue play in the Santa Barbara County Tournament on Thursday with a game against Dos Pueblos. Santa Ynez fell to 1-1 in the County Tournament despite eight points from both Alex Jones and Matt McKinney. ARROYO GRANDE (69) --Ensigh 14, Caywood 5, Harrigan 10, Landers 4, Zimmerman 5, Prochazka 4, Buhl 6, Johnson 17, Romero 4. SANTA YNEZ (35)-- Bratcher 5, Muller 4, Jones 8, McKinney 8, Dreher 4, Martin 2, Billings 2, Bowman 1. Arroyo Grande 14 16 23 16 -- 69; Santa Ynez  5 7 14 9 -- 35 3-point goals--SY 2 (Bratcher, Dreher). Fouled out--None.

Simi Valley Tournament

North Hollywood 56, Santa Clara 49--With a new roster and a new head coach, replacing Lou Cvijanovich, the winningest coach in California history won't be easy. Santa Clara hung around the whole game before going cold in the final two minutes in a 56-49 loss to North Hollywood in the opening round of the Simi Valley Tipoff Classic at Simi Valley High.  Jason Angel scored 16 points, including three 3-pointers in the second half, and Chris Post tacked on 14 points in the program's first game under new head coach Marty Meyer. North Hollywood's Ken Hauser knocked down a game-high 24 points, including 13 points in the third quarter. Angel, Post and Earl Hall are the only returnees from last year's title winner. Still, Santa Clara shrugged off a cold shooting night (18 of 52) to grab a 24-23 lead at halftime.  Then, trailing by six (47-41) with just over four minutes remaining, the Saints rallied. Angel finished off an 8-0 run with a 3-pointer with 2:10 left that gave his club a 49-47 lead.  But Gus Ruiz of North Hollywood, a transfer from Reseda who also plays with the Northridge Knights team on which many of the North Hollywood players compete with during the summer, gave his team the lead for good with a three-point play, and Santa Clara missed its final four 3-point attempts to finish out the defeat.  Santa Clara moves into the loser's bracket today with a 3:30 game at Simi Valley.

Littlerock 62, LA Marshall 50-- Gyene Myvett scored 17 points in Littlerock's win over LA Marshalll in the first round of the tournament.   Franklin Robinson had 15, Roger Hayes 11, and Brandon White 10. Others scoring for Littlerock were Berkley 6, and Smith 3.  Littlerock improved to 2-0, while Marshall is 0-1.

Pasadena Marshall 56, Taft 54--Pasadena Marshall fundamental improved it's record to 1-1 following a loss to Muir on Monday by defeating Taft in the first round of the Simi Tournament Tuesday.  Deverion Mackey scored 9, Jason Sanford 10, Jovan Jester 15, Terrell Renner 14, and Brazile 3.  For Taft, Ronald Grey had 12 while USC signee and Crespi transfer Gregg Guenther had 24 points and 10 rebounds.  Others scoring for Taft included Gledhill 3, McCoy 1, Ezeuka 2, Melton 6, and Smith 6.

Simi Valley  87, LA Franklin 34--Simi Valley easily won the first game of it's annual tournament last night by defeating a vastly outmanned Franklin squad.  Branduinn Fullove had 21 points and Brett Michel lead the Pioneers with 23, while Dustin Villepigue had 19.  Anish Sharda score 11.   Others scoring were Bradshaw with 3, Winchester 4, Weaver 6.  Shaun Michel either didn't score or he didn't play, we're not sure. 

Granada Hills 78, Poly 61--Midwin Francis scored 17 points before fouling out to help the Highlanders (1-0) get past the Parrots and earn a matchup with Simi Valley.  Jorge Price had 14 points and Walter Burch added 10 for the Highlanders, who led by as many as 30 points in the game.

City Section Non-League Game

Cleveland 81, South Gate 67--Anthony Davis scored 24 points and had 16 rebounds to help the Cavaliers (1-0) overcome 29 turnovers in a nonleague game at Cleveland. Cleveland forced 10 turnovers in the first quarter and took a 25-7 lead. South Gate was led by Vega with 25.

Fremont 70, Canoga Park 65--Inexperienced ball handlers cost Canoga Park High a season-opening victory Tuesday when the Hunters squandered a two-point lead on three turnovers in the final minute and lost to Fremont, 70-65, in a nonleague boys basketball game at Cangoa Park.  The game featured 20 lead changes and 10 ties.  After Canoga Park took a 65-62 lead on Sterling Stegall's layup with 1:04 remaining, three Hunters turned over the ball on three consecutive possessions to fuel Fremont's comeback.  After a free throw by Willie Dunn of Fremont, the Pathfinders' half-court trap forced Cecil Brown to turn the ball over.  Fremont (1-0) passed the ball around Canoga Park's 2-3 zone until Darrell Sanford buried a three-pointer from the left wing for a 66-65 lead with 14 seconds left.  Eight seconds later, Sanford stole the ball from Stegall.  Fremont made all four of its free throws in the final five seconds.  Jammie Harris, who scored 24 points and grabbed 13 rebounds for Canoga Park, scored 10 of the Hunters' 15 points in the fourth quarter.  Brown had 12 points for Canoga Park and Donte Witherspoon added 11. Fremont led, 40-33, midway through the third quarter. Canoga Park reclaimed the lead, 43-42, with a 10-2 run.

Dorsey 95, Lynwood 96-- Lynwood was led by Jontae Vinson with 31, More with 15, and Kensie 11, Welch with 18.  Dorsey was led by a number of pplayers including Junior with 20, Sim with 20, Dix 18.

Locke 78, Gardena 62--Arnold Johnson scored 23 points, including four three-pointers, but the host Panthers fell in their season-opener.

Southern Section Non-League Games

A.B. Miller 63, Montclair 42--Behind a balanced scoring attack, A.B. Miller opened the season with a 63-42 win over host Montclair in a nonleague game Tuesday night. Erik Scott scored 13 points and Jon Ward added 11 to lead the Rebels, who had nine players score in the game. Miller used a 27-point third quarter to break open a game it trailed by one at halftime. Montclair's Tommy Avery led all scorers with 14 points. A.B. MILLER (63) Cossio 5, Ramirez 6, Vernon 7, Lanzarotto 4, Clark 7, Morachis 4, Ward 11, Kingsland 6, Scott 13.  MONTCLAIR (42) Jenkins 2, Dee Walk 6, Holliman 4, Smith 10, Avery 14, Abraham 6. A.B. Miller 14 8 27 14 -- 63 Montclair 12 11 12 7 -- 42

Apple Valley Christian 87, Lake Arrowhead Christian 8--Winning by a 79 point margin, and allowing just 8 points, Apple Valley hammered Lake Arrowhead. Junior forward Forrest Taylor scored 30 points on 15-of-16 shooting as the Warriors pounded the visiting Eagles in a nonleague season-opener. Junior forward Michael Stewart scored 20 points, and senior center Leonard Carter added 14 points for Apple Valley Christian, which allowed four points in each half.

Big Bear 78, Lucerne Valley 52--  Senior center Danny Thompson scored 18 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead the Bears past the visiting Mustangs in a nonleague season-opener. Junior guard Brian Francis added 14 points, while senior point guard Kevin Appleton dished out eight assists. Big Bear pulled away thanks to a 21-point third quarter in which Thompson scored eight points. Karl Hamilcek led Lucerne Valley with a game-high 24 points.

Bishop Diego 76, Villanova 53-- Jamie Sanchez, a 5-11 senior guard, scored 13 of his career-high 31 points in the third quarter as the Cardinals opened the season with a home victory. Guard Mike Um added 11 points for the Cardinals, who led 38-25 at halftime.  VILLANOVA (53)-- Fore 9, Mueller 8, Roach 2, Namikas 11, Hernandez 6, Gibson 10, Schey 7. Totals 17 16-36 53. BISHOP DIEGO (76)-- Steward 8, Capritto 4, Um 11, Scheftic 4, Sanchez 31, Frawley 2, Minehan 4, Korsan 6, Gallagher 2, Vickers 4. Totals 34 5-12 76. Villanova 11 14 16 12 -- 53  Bishop Diego 18 20 18 20 -- 76  3-point goals--V 3 (Fore 2, Namikas), BD 3 (Sanchez 2, Um). Total fouls--V 11, BD 27. Fouled out--Korsan.

Carpinteria 82, Valley Christian Santa Maria 61-- Scott Lopez and Chris Redfield scored 26 and 22 points, respectively, as the host Warriors pulled away in the second half for a season-opening 21-point victory over the Santa Maria school. Tied 33-33 at half, the Warriors buried nine 3-pointers in
the final two quarters to put the game away.   VALLEY CHRISTIAN (61)-- Carnell 21, Christoferson 14, Mason 11, Linwood 7, Kober 6, Lokkart 2, Boughey 0. Totals 23 10-15 61. CARPINTERIA (82) -- Lopez 26, Redfield 22, Hernandez 7, M. Smith 6, R. Smith 6, Aguilar 4, Zoldos 3, Blackmore 3, Bright 3, Trembly 2, Savoy 0, Krummrich 0. Totals 31 6-11 82. Valley Christian 10 23 16 12 -- 61 Carpinteria  20 13 24 25 -- 82 3-point goals -- VC 5 (Carnell 3, Linwood, Christoferson), C 14 (Redfield 4, Lopez 3, R. Smith 2, M. Smith 2, Bright, Blackmore, Zoldos). Rebounds-- VC 28, C 45 (M. Smith, Redfield 10). Total fouls-- VC 9, C 19. Fouled out--None. 

Chaffey 44, Garey 73--CHAFFEY (44) Kautkow 5, Parker 2, Stephney 2, Avina 2, Faulkner 12, Velez 6, Hunt 15. GAREY (73) Bell 2, Bass 2, Bosman 2, Hogan 8, Nguyen 8, Worthams 6, Horigan 22, Flowers 16, Frey 7. Chaffey 8 13 17 6 -- 44 Garey 14 16 20 23 -- 73 Total Fouls: C 10, G 12. Fouled Out: None. Technical Fouls: None.

Desert Christian 47, West Shores 44-- : Trailing 41-33 with six minutes remaining in the  game, Bermuda Dunes Desert Christian went on a 12-0 run for a non-league victory from Salton City West Shores. Tim Smith led  the Conquerors with 14 points. Andrew Brattrud added 12 points  and 16 rebounds. Richard Gains scored 18 for West Shores. Halftime score -- West Shores 27-24. Three-point goals -- Johnson, Gains, Santiago, Sabana 2, Walker. Total fouls -- Desert Christian 9, West Shores 18. Scoring by quarters: Desert Christian: 12 12 7 16 -- 47, West Shores: 14 13 6 11 -- 44; Scorers: Desert Christian--Tim Smith 14, Andrew Brattrud 12, Josh Johnson 9, David Raley 6, David Kim 3, Javier Santana 2, Daniel Houser. West Shores-- Richard Graines 18, Alonzo Perez 8, Danny Sabana 6, James Clark 4, Amado Santiago 3, Luke Tschirart 2.

Desert Christian Lancaster 96, Trona 41--Phillip Parker had 21 points and 15 boards to lead DC of Lancaster past visiting Tronia in a nonleague season opener for both teams.  The Knights finished with six scorers in double figures, getting 14 apeiece from Brian Waugh and Tommy Pickens, who also had seven rebounds six assists, and five steals.

Diamond Ranch 49, Don Lugo 58--  Andy Galindo scored 21 points and had three steals, and Raymond Hong added 17 to preserve the win for Don Lugo (1-0). Aaron Williams added 13 points in the loss for Diamond Ranch (0-1). DIAMOND RANCH (49) Coombs 1, Williams 13, Ubom 1, Flagg 1, Laurie 2, Davis 6, Knott 10, Crigcione 15. DON LUGO (58) Amaya 1, Hong 17, Blaylock 3, Galindo 21, Hill 3, Sender 2, Asafo-Agybi 9, Wetzel 2. Diamond Ranch 10 17 12 10 -- 49  Don Lugo 18 13 5 22 -- 58 Total Fouls: DR: 27, DL 22. Fouled Out: Knott (DR), Crigcione (DR). Technical Fouls: None.

El Toro 59, Laguna Beach 39--Wesley Decoite had 15 points and eight rebounds to lead the Chargers to a win and 2-0 on the season.   Laguna Beach is 0-1.

Fairmont 53, CSDR 34-- Davis Shu had 12 points for the Huskies while CSDR was led by Burns with 13. Fairmont is 1-0, and CSDR 0-1.

Foothill 82, Whittier Christian 72-- Zach Smith scored 20 points to lead five players in double figures as the Knights (1-0) opened their season with a victory over the visiting Heralds (0-1). Alex Rasmussen had 16 points and Chad Bigler added 14 for Foothill.

Garey 73, Chaffey 44-- Justin Horigan scored 22 points and had seven rebounds, and Jermaine Flowers scored 16 points and 12 rebounds to give Garey (1-0) the win. Garey's next game will be on Friday against La Puente Nogales. The game was scheduled to be played at Garey, but was moved to Nogales because Garey's football team is in the semifinals and they will play at home.

Indio 63, Southwest 46-- The Rajahs opened with a 9-0 run and finished with a 29-10 fourth quarter to improve to 2-0 on the season. Eddie Silva led the Rajahs with 13 points, scoring 11 in the fourth.  Zac Balver finished with 10 and Billy Meraz had 11.  Chris Marrujo had 12.

John Bosco 88, Whitney 52--Bosco was led by Schea Cotton's cousin, Giovanni St. Amant who finished with 26 points.  Others scoring for St. John Bosco were Vasquez with 21, Cape 6, Williams 12, Rochester 8, Dyer 3, Quiroz 3, Pukini 6, and Rodriquez 3.

La Canada 61, Glendale 58--Jordan Ballard hit a 3-point basket with five seconds to play to lift La Canada past visiting Glendale 61-58 on Tuesday night in the season opener for both teams.  Ballard finished with 13 points and Daniel Niemann had a team high 15 and freshman Billy Hofman, son of La Canada coach Tom Hofman hit four 3 pointers in a 12 opint varsity debut as the Spartans outlasted hot shooting by Gilbert Yousefian of Glendale.  Yousefian had six three pointers and finished with 27 points for the Dynamiters.  Tomik Iranosian had 12 and Eddie Karibyan had 11.

La Verne Lutheran 51, Webb 45--Mike Thomas of La Verne Lutheran (1-0) led both teams in scoring with 22, and Colin Smith added nine rebounds, to give the Spartans the win. LA VERNE LUTHERAN (51) Thomas 22, Terry 8, Lee 8, Cumberland 4, Smith 9. WEBB (45) Lee 3, Moudi 6, Kim 9, Chang 7, Maloff 11, Lo 9. LV Lutheran 9 14 8 20 -- 51 Webb 10 11 10 14 -- 45 Total Fouls: LV 21, W 15. Fouled Out: Smith (LV). Technical Fouls: Maloff (W).

Loma Linda Academy 76, Boys Republic 52--   Senior guard Curtis Alexander scored 27 points and had nine steals to lead the Roadrunners past the visiting Rams in a nonleague season-opener. Senior forward Reekesh Patel scored 14 points for Loma Linda Academy (1-0), and senior forward Tony Forde added 10 points and four rebounds. Despite the play of Billy Taylor who scored 15 points, had seven assists and three steals, and Rick Johnson who scored 13 points, Boys Republic (0-1) loses its first game of the season. Fade 10, Sandiford 5, Alexander 27, DeLeon 5, Rivinius 8, Young 5, Elston 2, Patel 14. BOYS REPUBLIC (52) Richmond 4, Anderson 4, Sagapolu 2, Taylor 15, Johnson 13, Faulalo 4, Brown 10. Loma Linda Academy 19 15 23 19 -- 76 Boys Republic 6 14 14 18 -- 52 Total Fouls: LLA 15, BR 9. Fouled Out: Taylor (BR), Valdez (LLA). Technical Fouls: Monzono (BR).

Masada 53, Bethel Christian/Riverside 50--Dewayne Fields scored 11 points and Jamaal Duncan added eight to lead the Knights (1-0) to victory.

Mesa Grande 37, Hesperia Christian 34-- Senior forward Tim Ruybalid had 12 points, including four three-pointers, and pulled down seven rebounds as the Cardinals beat the visiting Patriots in a nonleague season-opener. Senior forward Jon Chamberlain had a game-high 13 rebounds for Mesa Grande.

Monrovia 63, Arcadia 26--No scoring was available for Arcadia in the Pasadena papers.  For Monrovia, Germaine Dison had 2, Tyree Collier 8, Nick Smith 7, Damien Hart 5, Dester DeLaRosa 2, Kenny Porchia 11, Danial Arberry 9, Steve Ford 10, Bryant Markson 8, and Richard Spicer 1.

Nogales 53, Rancho Cucamonga 83-- The Cougars open the season at 1-0 behind a good team effort. Derick Andrew had 25 points and Corey Starks added 17 points. NOGALES (53) Chandler 2, Rodgers 2, Carson 10, Ivezac 4, Quinine 9, Boyd 4, Pagdido 4, Williams 3, Ken 12, Nepomuceno 3 RANCHO CUCAMONGA (83) Watts 7, Ninofranco 7, McDougal 8, Andrew 25, Starks 17, Newton 3, Berry 2, Taylor 2, Williams 5, Aylor 7 Nogales 11 11 16 15 -- 56 Rancho Cucamonga 16 19 20 28 -- 83 Total fouls: N 19, RC 17. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

Norte Vista 75, Norco 71--Keaire Mims had 16 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists as Riverside Norte Vista rallied in the fourth quarter to win a non-league game. Norte Vista trailed by seven entering the final period, but took a six-point lead with an 8-0 run, capped by Mims' fifth dunk of the game. Norco pulled back within one, but Mims hit two free throws with seven seconds remaining and his brother Henry stole the inbounds pass to seal the victory. NORCO (71) -- Norman 24, Lucas 4, Reyes 24, Erikson 6,  Burghgraef 2, Jones 3, Valenzuela 6, Chastain 2.NORTE VISTA (75) -- W.Horn 14, Hanley 15, Grigsby 3, K.Mims 16,  Boyd 22, H.Mims 1, J.Horn 4. Halftime score -- Norco 36-33. Three-point goals -- Norman 3, Reyes 4, Jones, W.Horn 2, Hanley 5, K.Mims. Total fouls --  Norco 19, Norte Vista 18. Fouled out -- Burghgraef.

Quartz Hill 76, Hart 66-- In a nonleague game for both teams, Tony Johnson of Quartz Hill had 16 points, while Kevin Johnson led all scorers with 24. Jarrod Corpening also scored 11 for QH.  Hart's Casey Johnson had 10, while Tamir Barkan had 9 ppoints and 6 assists.  David Briggs scored 13, and Liam Waters led all Hart scoring with 19 pints and 8 rebounds.

Ramona 83, Riverside Poly 78--Riverside Ramona wore down Riverside Poly in the fourth quarter to post a non-league victory, despite a brilliant game by Josh Dunaj, who had 22 in the game before fouling out.  Dallas Downey led the Rams (1-0) with 26 points, including six three-pointers. Marvin Lea scored 28 for the Bears (0-1). RAMONA (83) -- Downey 26, Te. Henry 16, Gosserand 19, White 9, Ty. Henry 1, Brown 2, Darkwa 10.RIVERSIDE POLY (78) -- Dunaj 22, Lea 28, Lopez 9, Quezada 11, Vance 4, Hudson 3, Baird 1.Halftime score -- Ramona 41-38. Three-point goals -- Downey 6, T. Henry 2, Gosserand, Dunaj, Lea 2, Lopez, Quezada. Total fouls -- Riverside Poly 17, Ramona 20. Fouled out -- Dunaj. Technical fouls -- None.

Redlands Calvary Chapel 91,  Moreno Valley Calvary Chapel 35-- Junior center Chris Holz scored 32 points, pulled down 17 rebounds and dished out nine assists as the Bears pounded the visiting Lions in their season-opener. Junior guard Chris Trementozzi scored 19 points, had 11 assists and eight rebounds as Calvary Chapel built a 39-11 first-half lead. Junior forward Kris Cowen had 21 points and seven rebounds before fouling out.

Redlands East Valley 71, Yucaipa 60--The Wildcats (1-0), who had only one starter over 6-foot but went 13 players deep, used the full-court press for almost the entire game. Kai Lyles, Redlands EV's only returning starter and the team's tallest player at 6-4, led the way with 15 points and nine rebounds. Scott Larsen matched Lyles with 15 points and nine rebounds. The Wildcats shot 35 percent from three-pointer range as they beat Yucaipa in a non-league opener. Scott Larsen and Kai Lyles scored 15 points and Sid Holcombe scored 14 for East Valley. Matt Majors scored 22 points for Yucaipa. YUCAIPA (60) -- King 4, Allen 7, Griefnow 5, Osgood 10, Martin 2, Majors 22, Hudec 5, Orr 5. EAST VALLEY (71) -- Thompson 8, Henderson 7, Holcombe 14, Jones 6, Moses 6, Larsen 15, Lyles 15. Halftime score -- East Valley 34-27. Three-point goals -- King,  Majors, Moore, Thompson, Henderson, Holcombe 3, Jones 2, Moses 2, Larsen, Lyles. Total fouls -- Yucaipa 19, East Valley 25. Fouled out -- Allen, Larsen

Rosemead 64, Keppel 49 -- Only Rosemead's scoring was available today in the Pasadena Star News:  Di Houang scored 12, Chris Harmon 16, Jonathan Tram 2, Kalief Washington 8, Joe Reyna 7, Donald Gordon 11, and Kevin Cheng 10.   Scoring by quarters:  Rosemead  14 14 14 22--64; Keppel  7 10 13 19--49.

San Gabriel 63, San Marino 18--San Marino was held to just 7 points in the first quarter, 5 in the second, and 3 each in the third and fourth quarters. San Gabriel meanwhile scored 20, 16, 14, and 13 in each of the four quarters.   Tuan Tien had 6 for San Gabriel, while Jose Barreto had 5, Tony Hoang had 13, Martin Del Toro 13, Michael Ashton 14, J.R. Canizal 9, Julian Hernandez 1, and Ben Martinez 2.  For San Marino Krishna Rammeswamy 2, Daniel Liu 10, Alan Lin 1, Josh Smith 4, and Eric Wilson 1. San Gabriel is 1-0 and San Marino is 0-1.

Santa Ana 57, Mission Viejo 48--Darnell Graham scored 24 points, grabbed eight rebounds and blocked two shots in the
Saints' (1-0) victory over the visiting Diablos (1-1).

Santa Maria 69, Paso Robles 66 (OT)-- The Saints rallied for a seaon-opening win behind Michael St. Julian's 19 points.  Paso Robles’ Jermaine Williams scored 12 points with two three-pointers. The Bearcats’ Kyle Larson added 11 . The Bearcats had a 10-point lead — 39-29 — going into the locker room at halftime, but the Saints outscored Paso 13-5 in the third quarter to get back in the non-league game. Paso Robles is idle until Tuesday, when its hosts Arroyo Grande.

St. Michael's 48, Liberty Christian 42--Victor Alanctara and Matthias Chaney each scored 10 points for St. Michael's (1-0), and Alanctara shot 80% from the free-throw line. Junior center Paul Francis led Liberty Christian (0-1) with 17 points, scoring 11 during the fourth period.

Temecula Valley 80, Temescal Canyon 78--Temecula Valley was able to survive a second-half  surge by Lake Elsinore Temescal Canyon to win a non-league season opener in overtime at home. Guard James Phillips scored 43 points and made 13 of 14 free throws, including three of four in overtime. Matt Tomkins and Mike Louis scored 12 points for the Golden Bears. Kevin Kennedy scored 30 points for the Titans.TEMESCAL CANYON (78) -- Kennedy 30, Lawrence 8, Zerbok 10, Bedue 2, Roberson 8, Thomas 17, Wang 2, Owens 1.TEMECULA VALLEY (80) -- Forrest 1, Louis 12, Moore 6, Phillips 43, Rentie 6, Tompkins 12.Halftime score -- Temecula Valley 42-24. Regulation score -- 71-71. Three-point goals -- Phillips 3, Zerbok 2, Thomas 3. Total fouls -- Temescal Canyon 27, Temecula Valley 24. Fouled out -- Forrest, Moore, Thomas, Bedue. Technical fouls -- Thomas, Bedue

Valley Torah 63, Viewpoint 53--The defending Valley League Champions and Southern Section Division V-AA second round qualifers last season gave new head coach Jack Pollon his first win with a nonleague decision over host Viewpoint.  Returning starters Abey Malkin had 16 points and Donny Simkins had 14.

Vasquez 68, Lancaster Bethel Christian 47--Jesse Teel totaled game highs of 24 points and 17 rebounds to lead visiting Vasquez past Lancaster Bethel Christian.  Jay Panico added 16 points and Ryan Myers 10 and five steals for Vasquez.

Yeshiva 60, Mary Star 53--Jack Kalmeta had 11 points and Brian Hoagland added seven points in the Stars' loss.

Coast Union 58, Greenfield 39-- Coast Union, the defending CIF-Central Section Division V champion, opened its season with a win. And senior Drew Brause was there to lead the way. Brause scored 19 points and grabbed eight rebounds as Coast Union defeated Greenfield in a non-league game 58-39. Mike Logan had 11 points, six rebounds and four steals for the Broncos. Coast Union led 37-24 at halftime, then continued to pull away in the second half. The Broncos open play Thursday in the Sierra Tournament. The tournament will run three days.

Shandon 64, Alpaugh 38-- The Outlaws got 21 points from Aaron Penner, along with 11 points apiece from Alex Ochoa and Jason Paige. Shandon (1-0) plays at home against Greenfield Friday.

 
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