SoCalHoops High School News

Scores & Recaps: All The
Boys' Dec. 11 Games--(Dec. 13, 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 Saturday, and we think we've gotten most of them.  The recap for just the scores is listed first; details follow below. 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.

We will continuously update this page following the games to insert any late scores, so if you don't see a score or the details, check back later. . .

No League Games were played Saturday

Bell-Jeff 73, Flintridge Prep 59
Brethren Christin 7, Orangewood Academy 46
Lompoc 60, Atascadero 48
Murrieta Valley 80, Chino 57
San Luis Obispo 47, Santa Ynez 44
Simi Valley 68, Crespi 61
Troy 70, Valencia (Placentia) 46
Twin Pines 49, CEDU 41
Yeshiva 67, Shalhevet 39

No League Games were played yesterday

No Non-League games were played Saturday

Arroyo Tournament
Championship
Monrovia 51, La Canada 50
Third Place
Biship Amat 59, Arcadia 36
Seventh Place
San Gabriel 69, Arroyo 36
Consolation Championship
West Covina 84, Duarte 65
Eleventh Place
Los Altos 69, Bell Gardens 51
Thirteenth Place
Workman 83, Antelope Valley 64

Beverly Hills Tournament
Championship
Palisades 63, Cleveland 42
Third Place
Campbell Hall 81, Canoga Park 67
Fifth Place
Peninsula 64, Ventura 31
Seventh Place
Buena 60, Beverly Hills 56
Consolation
Canyon 59, Birmingham 49
Murphy 66, Hart 62

Cerritos Valley Christian Tournament
Consolation Championship
Rancho Alamitos 59, Whitney 42

Desert City Classic At Cathedral City
Championship
Carlsbad 61, Chapparal 57
Third Place
Cathedral City 80, Temescal Canyon 59
Fifth Place
Silverado 69, Palm Desert 80
Consolation Bracket
La Quinta 80, Serrano 67

El Dorado Tournament (Gary Raya Coed Classic)
Championship
Aliso Niguel 69, Corona 54
Third Place
El Dorado 67, Fountain Valley 47
Fifth Place
Diamond Ranch 51, Los Amigos 37
Seventh Place
Orange 67, Mark Keppel 31

El Segundo Tournament
Championship
Santa Monica 78, St. Bernart 74
MVP--Jacoby Atako
Third Place
South Torrance 66, North Torrance 46
Fifth Place
Leuzinger 54, Mira Costa 50
Ninth Place
El Segundo 71, West Torrance 61
Eleventh Place
South Gate 61, Kennedy 49
Consolaiton
Narbonne 59, LACES 57
Torrance 59, Mary Star 46

El Rancho Tournament
Championship
Warren 56, Alhambra 44
MVP--Williams (Warren)
Third Place
Wilson (Hacienda Heights) 89, Paramount 83
Fifth Place
Santa Fe 76, Schurr 63
Seventh Place
Gabrielino 82, El Rancho 56
Ninth Place
Montebello 50, El Monte 48

Fillmore Tournament
Championship
St. Bonaventure 69, Fillmore 55
Third Place
Nordhoff 71, Faith Baptist 48
Fifth Place
Rosamond 54, LA Baptist 45
Seventh Place
Village Christian 90, Frazier Mountain 33

Foothill Bob Osborne Classic
Championship
Marina 60, Mission Viejo 48
Third Place
Orange Lutheran 55, Laguna Hills 38
Firth Place
Santa Ana 67, Sonora 56

Fullerton Darren Oliver Classic Tournament
Championship
Magnolia 62, Fullerton 53
Third Place
La Serna 57, Western 45
Fifth Place
St. John Bosco 72, Whittier 46
Seventh Place
Kennedy 65, Santiago 51

Glendora Tournament
Championship
Glendora 66, Ontario 43
MVP--Davis (Glendora)
Third Place
South Hills 55, Charter Oak 58
Fifth Place
Bassett 54, Covina 64

Hanford Tournament
Championship
Artesia 97, Ceres 44

Hesperia Christian Holiday Classic
Third Place
Bloomington Christian 64, Vasquez 45
Consolation Bracket
Victor Valley Christian 67, Upland Christian 32

La Jolla Country Day Tournament
No results were available

La Quinta Tournament
Championship
Lakewood 57, Santa Ana Valley 52
Third Place
Calvary Chapel Santa Ana 56, Corona Del Mar 47
Fifth Place
Buena Park 64, La Quinta 48
Seventh Place
Loara 60, Huntington Beach 54

Laguna Blanca Tournament
Championship
Bishop Diego 67, Western Christian 48
MVP--Sanchez (Bishop Diego)
Third Place
Windward 64, New Roads 48
Fifth Place
Grace Brethren 46, Holy Martyrs 33
Seventh Place
Laguna Blanca 73, Villanova Prep 63 (OT)
Eleventh Place
Bishop JVs 61, West Valley Christian 48
Consolation
Cate 63, Santa Clarita Christian 57

Lancaster Bethel Christian Tournament
Third Place
LA Lutheran 62, Academy of Excellence 14
Consolation
GH Hillcrest Christian 94, Immanuel 38

Los Alamitos Tournament
Championship
Mayfair 63, Los Alamitos 51
Third Place
Villa Park v. Muir
Fifth Place
LB Cabrillo 72, Pacifica 68 (OT)
Seventh Place
Pacifica v. Cabrillo

Montclair Prep Tournament
(Championship)
Price 70, Montclair Prep 66
MVP--Mychal Lynch (Price)
Third Place
Notre Dame 56, La Salle 47
Ninth Place
Providence 53, Rio Hondo Prep 38

Pacific Coast Christian (La Verne Lutheran Tournament)
Fifth Place
Fairmont 70, Christian Center Academy 64

Pasadena Poly Tournament
(Pool Play Third Round)
Maranatha 72, Pasadena Poly 45
St. Francis 50, San Marino 33
St. Margaret's 76, Southwestern Academy 66

Rialto-Eisenhower  Tournament
No results were available

Riverside Poly Kiwanis Tournament
Championship
Cajon 74, Arlington 61
Third Place
Riverside Poly 67, Norco 65
Consolation Championship
Rancho Verde 67, Indio 66
Consolaiton Bracket
Yucaipa 56, Notre Dame (Riverside) 49

San Dimas Tournament
No results were available

Temecula Valley Tournament
No results were available

Thousand Oaks Tournament
Championship
Oxnard 63, Santa Barbara 62
MVP--Nick Curtis (Oxnard)
Third Place
Game cancelled
Fifth Place
Grant 62, Oak Park 39
Ninth Place
Newbury Park 64, Channel Islands 59

Tournament of Champions at Ocean View
Championship
Mater Dei 63, Compton Centennial 53
Third Place
Ocean view 70, Centennial Corona 66
Fifth Place
Westchester 61, Horizon (San Diego) 50
Seventh Place
El Toro 67, Savanna 62
Consolation Bracket
Serra 54, Redlands 53
Jordan 62, Perris 44
Fontana 77, Morningside 70

Upland Tournament
Championship
Rancho Cucamonga 84 - Upland 71
Third Place
Pasadena 67 - Valley View 66
Fifth Place
Locke 60 - Montclair 39
Seventh Place
Temple City 79 - Palm Springs 51
Tournament MVP
Derrick Andrews (RC)
All Tournament Team:
Karim McDougal (Rancho Cucamonga)
Alonzo Williams (Rancho Cucamonga)
Corey Stokes (Rancho Cucamonga)
Kirk Snyder (Upland)
Jesse Pruitt (Upland)l
Prentice Harris (Upland)
Reggie Harmon (Pasadena)
Sidney Hampton (Valley View)
Jones (Locke)
Jack Li (Temple City)

Woodcrest Tournament
Championship
Beaumont 75, San Jacinto 49
MVP--Tory Cohn (Beaumont)
Seventh Place
Arrowhead Christian 47, Hamilton 38

No League Games were played Saturday

BellJeff 73, Flintridge Prep 59

Brethren Christin 7, Orangewood Academy 46

Lompoc 60, Atascadero 48 --Joel Smith scored 16 and Joey Linn added 10 for the Braves, who improve to 5-1
with the non-league win.

Murrieta Valley 80, Chino 57--Cameron Munoz scored 22 points, making six 3-pointers, and Jon Cryer scored 15 points and grabbed six rebounds in the loss for Chino (1-2). Bryan Thompson added 12 points and four assists for the Cowboys. Chino will play today against Rancho Cucamona in the Rancho Cucamonga Tournament, with game time set for 7:30 p.m.CHINO (57) Munoz 22, Cryer 15, Thompson 12, Aquino 4, Aleman 2, Malone 2. MURRIETA VALLEY (80) Perez 4, Mejia 12, Yarid 2, Brown 21, Dobson 10, Cambell 6, Bandel 4, Linsley 5, Richardson 16. Chino 11 19 12 15 -- 57 Murrieta Valley 14 17 25 24 -- 80 Total fouls: C 22, MV 11. Fouled out: Aquino (C), Thompson (C). Technical fouls: none.

San Luis Obispo 47, Santa Ynez 44--Michael Wooten scored 14 points, but the Pirates dug too deep of a hole and dropped to 1-5. Santa Ynez outscored the Tigers 28-14 in the fourth quarter behind four three-pointers, two from Wooten. SAN LUIS OBISPO -- Feltman 4, Linscott 5, Kasarjian 4, Linneman 10, Lewis 4, Gladwell 4, Richey 2, Vicory 12. Totals 17 11-25. SANTA YNEZ -- Bratcher 3, Jones 10, Wooten 14, McKinney 8, Albrecht 1, Dreher 5, Billings 3. Totals 14 2-18. San Luis . . . 14 13 6 14 -- 47 Santa Ynez . . . 6 8 2 28 -- 44 3-point goals -- SLO 2 (Feltman, Vicory), SY 4 (Wooten 2, Bratcher, Billings). Total fouls -- SLO 21, SY 22. Fouled out -- Wooten.

Simi Valley 68, Crespi 61

Troy 70, Valencia (Placentia) 46

Yeshiva 67, Shalhevet 39

No League Games were played yesterday.

No Non-League Games were played Saturday. 

Arroyo Tournament

Championship

Monrovia 51, La Canada 50

Third Place

Biship Amat 59, Arcadia 36

Seventh Place

San Gabriel 69, Arroyo 36

Consolation Championship

West Covina 84, Duarte 65

Eleventh Place

Los Altos 69, Bell Gardens 51

Thirteenth Place

Workman 83, Antelope Valley 64

Beverly Hills Tournament

Championship

Palisades 63, Cleveland 42

Third Place

Campbell Hall 81, Canoga Park 67

Fifth Place

Peninsula 64, Ventura 31

Seventh Place

Buena 60, Beverly Hills 56

Consolation

Canyon 59, Birmingham 49

Murphy 66, Hart 62

Cerritos Valley Christian Tournament

Consolation Championship

Rancho Alamitos 59, Whitney 42

Desert City Classic At Cathedral City

Championship

Carlsbad 61, Chapparal 57

Third Place

Cathedral City 80, Temescal Canyon 59--Two years ago, the Lions won their inaugural tournament. Last season they finished with runner-up honors. This season, a 33-point loss to Chaparral on Friday landed the Lions in an afternoon game as the tuneup to the tournament’s championship final. Cathedral City shooters regrouped against Temescal Canyon, making good on eight of their first 12 shots from the floor. They took a 19-12 first quarter lead off a pair of baskets by Gerald DeVance, six points by Thomas Shewmake and four points by Miguel Torres. The Lions took a 38-30 lead into the third quarter and broke the game open by making good on five of their last six shots to take a commanding 59-41 lead into the final quarter. In that stretch, DeVance had three steals and six points and David Ochoa had six points. DeVance finished with 29 points. Ochoa had 18 and Torres had 12. Shewmake finished with 13. Cathedral City: 19 19 21 21 -- 80 Temescal Canyon: 12 18 11 18 -- 59 Cathedral City: Gerald DeVance 29, David Ochoa 18, Thomas Shewmake 13, Miguel Torres 12, Omar Jiminez 2, Jayson Green 2, Jeremy Thornburg 2, Paul Heredia 2. 3 pt: 6 (DeVance 4). Team totals: 21 13-14 80. Temescal Canyon: Cleary 15, Owens 9, Thomas 9, Kennedy 7, Zarbok 6, Kirish 4, Rice 3, Roberson 2, Wing 2, Badve 2.

Fifth Place

Silverado 69, Palm Desert 60-- The loss dropped the Aztecs to 2-5 on the season. Silverado led by as many as 12 points late in the third.  Josh Zazulia finished with 18 points. Don Brady Jr. had three 3-pointers and finished with 15 points. Adam Harasansky had two 3-pointers and finished with 10. Palm Desert: 14 21 9 16 -- 60 Silverado: 16 17 17 19 -- 69 Palm Desert: Zazulia 18, Brady 15, Holt 3, Harasansky 10, Henry 6, Scott 8. 14 14-16 59. Silverado: Turner 12, Brown 14, Higgins 3, Oshinuga 19, Phillips 21. 

Consolation Bracket

La Quinta 80, Serrano 67-- The Blackhawks made the best of their trips to the free-throw line, converting on 24-of-35 to finish the Desert-Cities Winter Classic with a 2-2 record. Skyler Wilson, Mike Avon and Manny Pablo were a combined 20-of-27 at the line. Wilson was 10-of-15, Avon was 6-for-6 and Pablo was 4-of-6. La Quinta (4-4) pulled away in the second quarter when it went on a 21-13 run. And in the third Wilson scored 11 of La Quinta’s 22 points. Wilson finished with a team high 20.  La Quinta 80, Serrano 67 La Quinta: 18 21 22 19 -- 80 Serrano: 16 13 18 20 -- 67 La Quinta: Gutierrez 16, Moreno 5, Wilson 20, Pablo 6, Nielson 2, Martinez 3, Avon 13, St. Angelo 8, Havens 7. 3 pt: 4 (Martinez, Avon, St. Angelo 2). 23 24-35 80. Serrano: Blakley 16, Ryder 6, Confetti 2, Pimentel 10, Alvarado 4, Cocci 7, Lendtl 5, Pratt 4, Thompson 13. 3 pt: 2 (Blakley). 20 21- 27 67.

Desert-Cities Winter Classic All-Tournament Team
Carlsbad --Derrick Stockalpher, Tim Crenshaw
Chaparral--Joe Bueller, Dan Larson
Temescal Canyon -- Kevin Kennedy
Cathedral City -- Gerald Devance, David Ochoa
Silverado -- Jeremiah Phillips, Kabaan Brown
Palm Desert -- Josh Zazulia
Central -- Kenny Thomas
Redlands East Valley -- Kai Lyles
Calexico -- Jose Lopez
La Quinta -- Skyler Wilson
Serrano -- Tristen Blakely

El Dorado Tournament (Gary Raya Coed Classic)

Championship

Aliso Niguel 69, Corona 54--Brandon Sievers scored 15 points for Aliso Niguel (5-2), and teammates Sky Chambers and Damian Hill scored 13 points each.  Zach Zanolli added 12 points.

Third Place

El Dorado 67, Fountain Valley 47

Fifth Place

Diamond Ranch 51, Los Amigos 37--Led by Richard Coombs' 24 points, Diamond Ranch overcame a 21-16 halftime deficit to beat Fountain Valley Los Amigos 51-37 for fifth place in the El Dorado Tournament. Coombs scored 18 of his 24 points in the second half to help Diamond Ranch (3-3). Coombs also had 10 rebounds, two steals, and two blocks for the Panthers. Teammate Daniel Knott, who scored 12 points, had 10 in the second half, and added nine rebounds as well.  Mike Criscione scored four points, and a team-high nine assists in the win for Diamond Ranch.  DIAMOND RANCH (51) Coombs 24, Williams 2, Ubom 1, Laurie 2, Davis 6, Knott 12, Criscione 4. LOS AMIGOS (37) Jackoson Nanthvong 2, Dinh 2, Joby Nanthvong 3, Clark 3, Chau 13, Vu 12, Smith 2. Diamond Ranch 6 10 21 14 -- 51 Los Amigos 9 12 7 9 -- 37 Total fouls: DR 16, LA 10. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

Seventh Place

Orange 67, Mark Keppel 31

El Segundo Tournament

Championship

Santa Monica 78, St. Bernart 74
MVP--Jacoby Atako

Third Place

South Torrance 66, North Torrance 46

Fifth Place

Leuzinger 54, Mira Costa 50

Ninth Place

El Segundo 71, West Torrance 61

Eleventh Place

South Gate 61, Kennedy 49

Consolaiton

Narbonne 59, LACES 57

Torrance 59, Mary Star 46

El Rancho Tournament

Championship

Warren 56, Alhambra 44
MVP--Williams (Warren)

Third Place

Wilson (Hacienda Heights) 89, Paramount 83

Fifth Place

Santa Fe 76, Schurr 63

Seventh Place

Gabrielino 82, El Rancho 56

Ninth Place

Montebello 50, El Monte 48

Fillmore Tournament

Championship

St. Bonaventure 69, Fillmore 55

Third Place

Nordhoff 71, Faith Baptis 48

Fifth Place

Rosamond 54, LA Baptist 45

Seventh Place

Village Christian 90, Frazier Mountain 33

Foothill Bob Osborne Classic

Championship

Marina 60, Mission Viejo 48 --Senior forward and tournament MVP Dustin Kaatz scored 19 points and had 11 rebounds for Marina (6-0), who took the lead with a 16-7 run in the third quarter. Beau Brown and Shane Leis each had 9 points in the game.

Third Place

Orange Lutheran 55, Laguna Hills 38

Firth Place

Santa Ana 67, Sonora 56

Fullerton Darren Oliver Classic

Championship

Magnolia 62, Fullerton 53--Tournament MVP Geoffrey Clayton, a sophomore, led the Sentinels (7-1) to the championship with 22 points, while Akachi Azuibuike led the Indians (5-1) in defeat with 20 points.

Third Place

La Serna 57, Western 45

Fifth Place

St. John Bosco 72, Whittier 46

Seventh Place

Kennedy 65, Santiago 51

Glendora Tournament

Championship

Glendora 66, Ontario 43
MVP--Davis (Glendora)

Third Place

South Hills 55, Charter Oak 58

Fifth Place

Bassett 54, Covina 64

Hanford Tournament

Championship ]

Artesia 97, Ceres 44

Hesperia Christian Holiday Classic

Third Place

Bloomington Christian 64, Vasquez 45

Consolation Bracket

Victor Valley Christian 67, Upland Christian 32--Matt Chiappone scored 10 points, and Allen Aremella grabbed eight rebounds and scored eight points in the loss for Upland Christian (0-5). VICTOR VALLEY CHRISTIAN (67) Osborne 21, Munoz 3, Gateway 18, Snyder 4, Ratliff 2, Andre 8, Belton 7, Karlin 4.   UPLAND CHRISTIAN (32) Surmi 5, Chiappone 10, Armella 8, Padelford 2, Roberds 7. Victor Valley Christian 16 24 16 11 -- 67 Upland Christian 10 9 4 9 -- 32 Total fouls: VVC 17, UC 19. Fouled out: Armella (UC). Technical fouls: none.

La Jolla Country Day Tournament

La Quinta Tournament

(Championship)

Lakewood 57, Santa Ana Valley 52 -- The Lancers (6-2) overcame foul trouble to pull off the victory in the championship game. Junior guard Robert Hicks was 4 for 9 from the 3-point line and led all scorers with 22 points. Tournament most valuable player Eugene Carey, a sophmore guard, had eight points and 5 assists, and senior forward Curtis Phillips had six points and seven rebounds. Phillips and Hicks were selected to the all-tournament team along with Carey. Lakewood held a 14-point lead, but got into foul trouble Phillips and forward Armon Ivory fouled out early in the fourth quarter and the Lancers were forced to play four and five guards down the stretch.

Third Place

Calvary Chapel Santa Ana 56, Corona Del Mar 47

Fifth Place

Buena Park 64, La Quinta 48

Seventh Place

Loara 60, Huntington Beach 54

Laguna Blanca Tournament
MVP--Sanchez (Bishop Diego)

Championship

Bishop Diego 67, Western Christian 48--Jamie Sanchez poured in 21 points and Jason Renick added 18 as Bishop Diego jumped out to an early lead Saturday and never lost it in beating Covina's Western Christian 67-48 for the championship of the Bishop/Laguna Blanca boys basketball tournament. Sanchez was named tournament MVP and Renick Josh Steward were selected to the all-tournament team. Besides his scoring, which included four 3-pointers, the 5-10 Renick played tough defense on Western Christian's 6-4 Brad Meister, holding him to 14 points.  The Cardinals (6-1) opened up a 16-7 first quarter lead. Western Christian but whittled to it six points in the second quarter and got no closer than nine the rest of the way. WESTERN CHRISTIAN -- Chin 3, Dyche 4, Lim 2, Gross 4, Locke 7, Brad Meister 14, Lokar 9, Forsberg 4. Totals 16 12-23 48. BISHOP DIEGO -- Steward 8, Renick 18, Capritto 10, Um 1, Gilles 1, Leeser 1, Sanchez 21, Scheftic 3, Korsan 2, Vickers 2. Totals 20 21-32 67.  Western Christian . . . 7 15 15 10 -- 48 Bishop Diego . . . 16 14 18 19 -- 67 3-point goals--WC 3 (Chin, Gross, Locke), BD 6 (Renick 4, Capritto 2). Total foul--WC 25, BD 24. Fouled out--Lokar, Locke, Dyche. Technical fouls--Gross, Locke, Lokar, Western Christian coach.

Third Place

Windward 64, New Roads 45--Windward defeated New Roads 62-45 for third place

Fifth Place

Grace Brethren 46, Holy Martyrs 33--Grace Brethren beat Holy Martyrs 46-33 for fifth

Seventh Place

Laguna Blanca 70, Villanova 63 (OT)--  The Owls outscored Villanova 7-0 in overtime to claim seventh-place in the Laguna Blanca/Bishop Diego tournament. Josh Ferguson led Laguna Blanca (5-2) with 30 points, including five 3-pointers and 7-for-7 from the charity stripe. He also had 10 rebounds. Point guard Trevor Scott added 18 points and 11 assists, while Brandon Wicks had 11 points and 9 rebounds. "It was a very intense game," said Owls' Coach Jason Riggio. "It was super aggressive the whole game. Everyone was going through picks and diving on the floor."

Eleventh Place

Bishop JVs 61, West Valley Christian 48--The win gave the jv team the 11th place spot in the tournament.

Consolation

Cate 63, Santa Clarita Christian 57--Peter Nagano had 21 points and the Rams (3-2) overcame a 15-point defecit late to claim the consolation final at the Laguna Blanca/Bishop Diego Tournament. Nagano was also named to the all-tournament team after averaging 20.8 points per game. Thomas Mack added 12 points in the win.  SANTA CLARITA CHRISTIAN -- Gregory 15, Donkin 21, Panama 7, Meenk 2, Buehlman 8. Totals 17 14-32. CATE -- Mack 12, Ribes 8, Raysor 8, Nagano 21, Hackleman 5, Widdoes 7, McCammack 2. Totals 24 6-8. Santa Clarita . . . 19 17 15 7 -- 57 Cate . . . 17 11 21 14 -- 63 3-point goals -- SCC 3 (Donkin 3), C 3 (Raysor, Nagano, Widdoes). Total fouls -- SCC 12, C 18. Fouled out -- None.

Lancaster Bethel Christian Tournament

Third Place

LA Lutheran 62, Academy of Excellence 14

Consolation

GH Hillcrest Christian 94, Immanuel 38

Los Alamitos Tournament

Championship

Mayfair 63, Los Alamitos 51--(From the Los Al Main Event webpage):The championship game was the long-awaited Mayfair-Los Al matchup. The game plan for Los Al was simple: to stop Josh Childress. However Childress displayed one of his better games, scoring 25 points, and Mayfair walked away with the trophy in a 63-51 win over the Griffs. Childress was named MVP of the 2nd Main Event, while Jeff Grgas and Ryan Keller were voted to the All-Tourney team.

Third Place

Villa Park v. Muir

Fifth Place

LB Cabrillo 72, Pacifica 68 (OT)

Seventh Place

Pacifica v. Cabrillo

Montclair Prep Tournament

Championship

Price 70, Montclair Prep 66
MVP--Mychal Lynch (Price)

Third Place

Notre Dame 56, La Salle 47

Ninth Place

Providence 53, Rio Hondo Prep 38

Pacific Coast Christian (La Verne Lutheran Tournament)

Fifth Place

Fairmont 70, Christian Center 64--Anaheim Fairmont took advantage of the foul trouble and inexperience of Colton Christian Center (1-4) in winning the fifth-place game of the Pacific Coast Christian Classic at La Verne Lutheran on Saturday. Jason Miles (26 points and 10 assists) and Trevor Knox (11 points) played the final five minutes with four personal fouls. David Fults, Christian Center's 6-foot-4 center who pulled down 13 rebounds, fouled out with five minutes left. CHRISTIAN CENTER (64) -- Miles 26, Legget 2, Knox 11, Torres 19, Fults 6. FAIRMONT (70) -- Mohan 2, Mount 17, Mohanmed 24, Gomez 1, Washington 14, Fhu 10, Shane 4. Halftime score -- 31-31. Three-point goals -- Torres 5, Miles 2, Knox 3, Shu 2. Total fouls -- Christian Center 15, Fairmont 18. Fouled out -- Fults.

Pasadena Poly Tournament

Pool Play Third Round

Maranatha 72, Pasadena Poly 45

St. Francis 50, San Marino 33

St. Margaret's 76, Southwestern Academy 66

Rialto-Eisenhower  Tournament
No results were available

Riverside Poly Kiwanis Tournament

Championship

Cajon 74, Arlington 61-- The San Bernardino Cajon boys' basketball team scored on its first five possessions and maintained the lead thereafter Saturday, defeating Riverside Arlington, 74-61, in the title game of the Kiwanis Tournament at Riverside Poly. Cajon (4-0) made 9 of 13 shots in the first quarter to take a 20-11 lead. For the game, the Cowboys made 30 of 54 shots (55.6 percent). Tournament MVP Blake Walker had 19 points, 14 rebounds and six assists to lead four double-digit scorers for Cajon. For Arlington (7-2), Bakari Heru made 4 of 10 three-pointers and scored a team-high 16 points. CAJON (74) -- Morris 11, Dew 11, Roby 19, Breeden 1, Walker 19, Norman 2, Payne 9, Allison 2. ARLINGTON (61) -- Glower 0, Aguirre 0, Ware 13, Larsen 6, Carter 13, Tang 3, Heru 16, Simon 10. Halftime score -- Cajon 41-31. Three-point goals -- Payne, Heru 4, Simon, Ware, Larsen. Total
fouls -- Cajon 9, Arlington 20. Fouled out -- none.

Third Place

Riverside Poly 67, Norco 65

Consolation Championship

Rancho Verde 67, Indio 66 (OT)-- P.J. Mash scored 37 points to lead Rancho Verde to the overtime victory. Leading the way for Indio was Zack Balver who tossed in 18.  Indio: Frank Rodriguez 7, Eddie Silva 12, Mike Torres 13, Bobby Leon 3, Jacob Roberson 6, Tom Ogimachi 2, Chris Marrujo 1, Billy Meraz 4, Zac Balver 18; Rancho: Backer 2, Shaw 4, P.J. Mash 37, Walker 8, Johnson 8, Gant 4, Brown 4. 3 Pt Rodriguez 3, Silva 2, Torres 3, RV Mash 2; rebounds Belver 8. Total Fouls 17, 21 (Baker fouled out) Indio 13-11-13-17-12-66 Rancho Verde 9-9-21-15-13-67

Consolation Bracket

Yucaipa 56, Notre Dame (Riverside) 49

San Dimas Tournament
No results were available

Temecula Valley Tournament
No results were available

Thousand Oaks Tournament
Tournament MVP--Nick Curtis (Oxnard)

Championship

Oxnard 63, Santa Barbara 62 --Tournament MVP Nick Curtis made two free throws with 24 seconds remaining and Oxnard High held on to defeat Santa Barbara, 63-62, in the championship game of the Thousand Oaks boys' basketball tournament Saturday night at Thousand Oaks.  The Yellowjackets (7-1) overcame a six-point deficit in the final minute, led by all-tournament selection Eric Webb, who made a 10-foot jump shot with 54 seconds left and a three-point basket 21 seconds later, pulling Oxnard within 62-61.  Webb, a junior guard, then disrupted an inbounds pass by Santa Barbara guard Shawn Whilt. Oxnard was awarded the ball under the Dons' basket, and Curtis was fouled to set up the game-winning free throws. Santa Barbara (6-2) missed several shots on its final two possessions, including a 15-foot jumper by Dominique Ingerson with five seconds left and a running jumper in the lane by Whilt that bounced off the rim at the buzzer.  Curtis finished with 11 points and a game-high 14 rebounds. All-tournament selection Matt Merricks led the Yellowjackets with 17 points, including five three-pointers, but fouled out with 2:07 to play.  Ingerson led the Dons with 26 points. Brent Williams and Trey Putnam had 12 each. Oxnard (7-1) outscored Santa Barbara 18-11 in the fourth quarter.Ingerson scored a game-high 26 points. 

Third Place

Harvard Westlake v. Thousand Oaks--The third-place game between Harvard-Westlake and Thousand Oaks was canceled because of time constraints (the prior game ran late, and H-W had it's semiformal dance scheduled for Saturday night, and if the game had been played, the team would miss the dance, and, equally important, the Championship game would not have started until 9:30 p.m.) 

Fifth Place

Grant 62, Oak Park 39--Mike Charleston, an all-tournament selection, had 15 points and seven assists for Grant (4-1) in the fifth-place game.  Grant's Krishna Evans scored 10 points and Brian Guevara had nine points.  Jeremy Murphy, an all-tournament selection, scored 22 points for the Eagles (3-2).

Ninth Place

Newbury Park 64, Channel Islands 59

Tournament of Champions at Ocean View

Championship

Mater Dei 63, Compton Centennial 53--Jamal Sampson had 19 points and 14 rebounds, Cedric Bozeman scored 13 and Steve Scoggin had 11 for Mater Dei.   [Excerpted from the OC Register] Twice in the fourth quarter of the Tournament of Champions final, Compton Centennial cut a Mater Dei advantage to six. And twice, Monarch coach Gary McKnight called timeout and told his team the same message. Get the ball to the Big Man. His troops dutifully took the ball to the paint, and 6-foot-11 junior center Jamal Sampson, a.k.a. the Big Man, pulled the Monarchs from the fire and led them, with some help from guard Steve Scoggin, to a 63-53 victory over the Apaches to capture the 1999 Tournament of Champions title at Ocean View High on Saturday night. Sampson, the nephew of former NBA All-Star Ralph Sampson, finished with 19 points and 14 rebounds despite missing more than a quarter due to foul trouble. He easily claimed tournament MVP honors. The night began as so many have through the years for the Monarchs, as their stifling defense and constant movement on offense built a 17-5 first quarter advantage over the cold-shooting Apaches. All-tournament performer Cedric Bozeman keyed the onslaught with a pair of three-pointers, while free-throw shooting — or the lack thereof — plagued Centennial, who hit only 2 of 9 in the first half, and 10 of 23 for the game. But the Apaches, trailing 34-15 at halftime, came alive in the third quarter behind forwards Ellis Myles and Jamaal Barnes, outscoring Mater Dei 20-11 in the period to stay in the game. Myles' lay-up cut the lead to 47-41 with 5:50 to play, and McKnight called the first of the two timeouts. Steve Scoggin, another Mater Dei All-tournament selection, responded to the coach's call to get Sampson involved, driving inside on an Apache defense collapsing on the center. Scoggin drew a foul and hit an off-balance jumper, building the lead back up to nine. Myles helped Centennial close to 50-44, prompting the second McKnight timeout, but Sampson took charge on the offensive boards, gathering rebounds on three consecutive crucial Monarch possessions, all of which yielded points. He then supplied the game's coup de grace, a beautiful pass to Mike Strawberry, whose layup gave Mater Dei a decisive 59-47 lead with 2:25 to play.

Third Place

Ocean View 70, Centennial Corona 66

Fifth Place

Westchester 61, Horizon (San Diego) 50

Seventh Place

El Toro 67, Savanna 62

Consolation Bracket

Serra 54, Redlands 53

Jordan 62, Perris 44

Fontana 77, Morningside 70

Upland Tournament

Championship

Rancho Cucamonga 84 - Upland 71--RANCHO CUCAMONGA (84) Watts 5, McDougal 19, Andrew 27, Starks 15, Williams 12, Aylor 6. UPLAND (71) Whyte 2, Pace 10, Pruitt 17, Harris 4, Bechler 9, Snyder 17, Harris 11. Rancho Cucamonga 21 17 20 26 -- 84 Upland 18 18 20 15 -- 71 Total fouls: RC 18, U 19. Fouled out: Starks (RC). Technical fouls: none.

Third Place

Pasadena 67 - Valley View 66

Fifth Place

LA Locke 60, Montclair 39--Jamaal Smith scored 11 points and grabbed five rebounds in the loss for Montclair (1-5). MONTCLAIR (39) Jenkins 5, Murphy 2, Ellison 2, Walk 8, Holliman 4, Criss 4, Smith 11, Avery 3. LOS ANGELELS LOCKE (60) Twyman 2, Hawkins 8, Hunter 5, Lewis 3, Booth 6, Jones 23, Wright 8, Shy 5. Montclair 8 9 7 15 -- 39 Locke 16 12 17 15 -- 60 Total fouls: M 10, L 20. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

Seventh Place

Temple City 78, Palm Springs 51-- Temple City connected on 13 3-pointers to knock off the Indians in the Upland Tournament. Palm Springs dropped to 3-5 on the season.  Palm Springs 11 19 714 -- 51 Temple City 15 17 24 17 -- 51 Palm Springs: Otteson 3, Avina 6, Barton 4, Rutledge 6, Caldwell 3, Higueras 6, Greer 9, Jude Chandrasena 14. Temple City: Becerra 25, Sweeney 3, Hu 8, Lapus 10, Reed 2, Li 24, Maesaki 6. 3 Pt FG: PS -- Chandrasena 3, Caldwell 1. TC -- Becerra 5, Sweeney 1, Hu 2, Li 3, Maesaki 1. Total Fouls: PS 20 TC: 16 (Lapus fouled out).

Tournament MVP
Derrick Andrews (RC)
All Tournament Team:
Karim McDougal (Rancho Cucamonga)
Alonzo Williams (Rancho Cucamonga)
Corey Stokes (Rancho Cucamonga)
Kirk Snyder (Upland)
Jesse Pruitt (Upland)l
Prentice Harris (Upland)
Reggie Harmon (Pasadena)
Sidney Hampton (Valley View)
Jones (Locke)
Jack Li (Temple City)

Woodcrest Tournament

Championship

Beaumont 75, San Jacinto 49
MVP--Tory Cohn (Beaumont)

Seventh Place

Arrowhead Christian 47, Hamilton 38

Final Round

Desert Christian 49, Webb 37--Desert Christian used a full-court press in the fourth quarter which caused Webb (1-6) to turn the ball over under pressure. Webb played good defense for three quarters and was up 28-15 at the end of the third, but due to the press were outscored 34-9 in the fourth. James Rhodes led the Gauls with 10 points.  The Conquerors were scoreless in the third quarter (0-12 from the floor) but were 18-of-24 from the free throw line in the fourth to win the Woodcrest tournament consolation title. David Kim scored 18 and Andrew Brattrud scored eight to lead Desert Christian.WEBB (37) Lee 6, Martinsen 5, Hatae 5, Cheng 2, Dey 9, Rhodes 10. DESERT CHRISTIAN (49) Kim 18, Brattrud 13, Smith 8, Raley 3, Santana 2. Webb 4 16 8 9 -- 37 Desert Christian 2 13 0 34 -- 49 Total fouls: W 20, DC 12. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

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