SoCalHoops High School News

Scores & Recaps: All The
Boys' Dec. 15 Games--(Dec. 16, 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 Tuesday, December 15, 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 throughout the day following the games, so if you don't see a score or the details, check back later. . .

Condor League
Villanova Prep 64, Cornerstone Christian 32

Freedom League
Masada 70, So Bay 28

Coutin 54, Westview 51
Desert Christian 48, Calvary Chapel Murrietta 42
El Dorado 58, Buena Park 50
Fullerton 57, Montebello 47
Kennedy 69, Norwalk 40
La Verne Lutheran 63, Cal Lutheran 36
Magnolia 56, Loara 54
Montclair Prep 84, Palmdale 40
Newbury Park 58, Calabasas 35
Pacific Hills 88, Serra 64
Ribet 76, Whitney 56
St. Monica 76, Brethren Christian 58
Tarbut V'Torah 68, Calvary Baptist 43
Trabuco Hills 64, Aliso Niguel 62
Webb 49, Kilpatrick 46

Western League City
Westchester 98, Hamilton 57

Banning 68, Beaumont 58
Cleveland 71, Locke 59
Dorsey 80, Canoga Park 75 (OT)
Hollywood 68, Belmont 65
Jefferson 87, Banning 74
Sylmar 80, Fremont 70
Taft 74, Carson 53

Coronado 73, Mountain Empire 18
Marian Catholic 61, Vincent Memorial 37
Army-Navy 48, Linfield 45
Tuesday's late results
Imperial 57, West Shores 53

53rd San Diego Kiwanis Tournament
San Diego 88, San Marcos 54
Fallbrook 61, Centennial 36
Serra 54, Granite Hills 46
Escondido 59, Madison 58
La Costa Canyon 55, University City 51
Mira Mesa 71, Brawley 52
Oceanside 74, San Pasqual 71
Mission Bay 62, West Hills 51
Mt. Miguel 60, Crawford 51
Lathrop 77, Southwest 45
Carlsbad 45, Scripps Ranch 44

Alhambra Tournament
Pool Play
Bishop Amat 94, Santa Fe 48
Gabrielino 85, Cantwell 31
San Gabreil 63, Arcadia 56

Anaheim Convention Center Classic 
Brea Olinda 76, Mission Viejo 70
Esperanza 61, South Gate 53
Moreno Valley Rancho Verde 61, Capistrano Valley 48
Rancho Verde 61, Capistrano Valley 48
Villa Park 67, Santa Ana 52

Arroyo Grande Tournament
Pool Play
Camarillo 56, San Luis Obispo 47
Ocean View 66, Paso Robles 56
Templeton 50, Atascadero 47

Azusa Tournament
Pool Play
Gladstone 62, Rosemead 55 (OT)

Bell Jeff Tournament
Bell Jeff 77, Van Nuys 44
Burbank 63, Kennedy 47

Corona Centennial Tournament
Second Round
Twentynine Palms 76, Norco 53
Championship Semifinals
Corona Centennial 63, San Gorgonio 52
Corona Santiago 59, Moreno Valley 43

Crescenta Valley -Don Lugo Tournament
Pool Play
Claremont 78, Northview 48
Don Lugo 90, Baldwin Park 85 (3OT)
Garey 79, Rim of the World 44
La Serna 65, La Puente 44

Glendora Tournament (No. 2)
Duarte 71, Corona 68
Second Round
Alta Loma 59, Arroyo 55-
Glendora 81, Rowland 35

Irvine World News Classic 
Irvine 67, Jurupa Valley 59
University 78, Dana Hills 50
Vista 68, Laguna Beach 62
Woodbridge 65, Keppel 44

La Sierra Academy Tournament
Semifinals
Ontario Christian 65, Orangewood Academy 59

Mojave Tournament
Village Christian 62, Frazier Mountain 48

Murrieta Valley-La Sierra Tournament
Pool Play
Cathedral City 69, Temescal Canyon 48
Elsinore 79, Paloma Valley 73
Ontario 61, Temecula Valley 58

Oak Park Tournament
Beverly Hills 73, Hueneme 66
Oak Park 60, Grace Brethren 49

Rancho Cucamonga Tournament
Pool Play
Chino 59, Coachella Valley 39
Palm Springs 63, Ganesha 62
Rancho Cucamonga 68, Diamond Ranch 54

Sonora Tournament
Championship Quarterfinals
Corona del Mar 50, Verbum Dei 39
Chaminade 67, Bellflower 55
Millikan 56, Warren 54

Tri-City Christian Tournament (San Diego)
Tuesday's late results
Capistrano Valley Christian 56, Midway Baptist 54
Escondido Adventist 65, Capo Valley 53
St. Margaret's 77, Oak Grove 39
Monday's late results
Tri-City Christian 60, Hamilton 26

Troy-Sunny Hills Courtside Classic Tournament
Troy 60, Los Amigos 25
Sunny Hills 71, Paramount 50
Valencia 58, Garden Grove 39

Valencia Tournament
Championship Quarterfinals
Eisenhower 60, Notre Dame 45
Granada Hills 93, Valencia 77
Littlerock 60, Ventura 53
Lynwood 79, Quartz Hill 57
Consolation
Crespi 78, Reseda 59
Monroe 69, Alemany 62

Condor League

Villanova Prep 64, Cornerstone Christian 32

Freedom League

Masada 70, So Bay 28

Coutin 54, Westview 51

Desert Christian 48, Calvary Chapel Murrietta 42-- Up 42-40, Desert Christian’s Andrew Brattrud had two steals and followed up with a pair of baskets to put the game away. For Desert Christian (4-4), it was the first home game of the season. Desert Christian: 14 13 11 10 -- 48 Calvary Chapel: 11 15 9 7 -- 42 Desert Christian: Tim Smith 17, Andrew Brattrud 17, Kim 7, Raley 3, Santana 2, Houser 2. 20 6-10 48. Rebounds: 33 (Brattrud, Smith 12). Calvary Chapel: Burshow 11, Evans 9, Vizcarra 5, Denny 4, P. Gausepohl 4, Santos 3, Wilkerson 2, Wright 2, D. Gausepohl 2

El Dorado 58, Buena Park 50-- Mike Wulff's 18 points and Quinn Hawking's 13 carried the Golden Hawks (8-1) past the host Coyotes (6-3).Chris Ingram had 17 points and 10 rebounds for host Buena Park (6-3). 

Fullerton 57, Montebello 47--  Akacni Azubuike scored 20 points to lead the Indians (6-1) at home.

Kennedy 69, Norwalk 40-- The Fighting Irish (4-5) led by 11 points at the end of the first quarter in their victory at home.

La Verne Lutheran 63, Cal Lutheran 36--Mike Thomas scored 31 points, moving him with in 55 points of scoring 1,000 in his career to lead La Verne Lutheran (7-1). Ryan Cumberland scored 13 points in the win for the Trojans. CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN (36) Baker 6, Breitkrentz 1, Coppich 7, Davis 3, Mc Dunn 2, Neujahr 6, Wenzel 11.  LA VERNE LUTHERAN (63) Thomas 31, Terry 8, Garbe 4, Lee 7, Cumberland 13. California Lutheran 8 11 8 9 -- 36 La Verne Lutheran 14 19 13 17 -- 63 Total fouls: CL 15, LVL 18. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

Magnolia 56, Loara 54 --Stia Asoau led the Sentinels (8-1) with 21 points and Rohniel Coleman scored all 12 of his points in the fourth quarter in the victory over the visiting Saxons (4-5).  Magnolia overcame a 16-point deficit with nine minutes remaining.  Thunder Melton scored 14 points for Loara (4-5).  

Montclair Prep 84, Palmdale 40--Josiah Johnson scored 32 points with 13 rebounds and Will Sheslow had 18 points with seven assists in a nonleague victory for the host Mounties (5-1)

Newbury Park 58, Calabasas 35

Pacific Hills 88, Serra 64

Ribet 76, Whitney 56

St. Monica 76, Brethren Christian 58--St. Monica jumped out to an 27-11 first quarter lead and Lance Washington hit  5 three pointers in the first half as the Mariners won a non-league victory  over Brethren Christian High School. The Mariners were led by Jamayne 'Spud'  Potts 17 points and 9 assists. Lance Washington added 17 points, 7 rebounds  and 7 assists and senior Bomani Bragg added 12 points in a winning effort.  Junior forwards Marcus Shelby and Sean Cole did not play due to illness. Mike Oparah had 32 points and 13 rebounds for Brethren Christian (5-2). 

Tarbut V'Torah 68, Calvary Baptist 43 -- Noam Dashti's 18 points helped the Lions (5-1) win at home.

Trabuco Hills 64, Aliso Niguel 62 -- Brennon Martin and Evan Fields scored 15 points apiece as the visiting Mustangs (3-4), who trailed by nine at halftime, beat the Wolverines (6-3).  Trabuco Hills took a four-point lead with three minutes remaining. Damion Hill made a lay up in the last two seconds for Aliso Niguel (6-3) to cut the final margin to two. Brandon Sievers had 14 points for Aliso Niguel. 

Western League City

Westchester 98, Hamilton 57

Banning 68, Beaumont 58

Cleveland 71, Locke 59--Anthony Davis scored 22 points with 10 rebounds and the No. 8 Cavaliers (8-3) survived 34 turnovers in a nonleague game at Cleveland.  Grant Pledger had eight assists and Quenton Harvey had 15 points for Cleveland. 

Dorsey 80, Canoga Park 75 (OT)--Donte Witherspoon had 19 points and 12 rebounds, and Jammie Harris had 18 points and 10 rebounds but Canoga Park lost in overtime in a nonleague game at Canoga Park.  Jonathon Townsend (10 points) missed a three-point shot at the buzzer that could have sent the game into a second overtime. The Hunters (6-6) played without Cecil Brown, who injured his left knee Wednesday and will be out two weeks. Harris fouled out with two minutes to go in regulation. 

Hollywood 68, Belmont 65

Jefferson 87, Banning 74

Sylmar 80, Fremont 70--Playing at home for the first time this season and the only time in December, Sylmar led by 22 points in the second half. The Spartans survived Fremont's fourth-quarter rally and claimed an 80-70 victory Wednesday night in a nonleague game at Sylmar.  Sylmar led Fremont, 62-42, after three quarters. But Fremont scratched its way back into the game and trailed by six points with 50 seconds left by forcing nine turnovers and making five three-point baskets in the fourth quarter.  Jason Adams had nine points and five assists for Sylmar, and hit  two free throws and converted a layup in the final 47 seconds.  Sylmar, which is heading to Las Vegas for a tournament on Friday, was able to overcome 29 turnovers with solid shooting and rebounding.  The Spartans made 52% of their shots in the first half, 63% in the second half. They outrebounded Fremont, 34-25.  Fremont (6-3) used an 18-8 run to start the fourth quarter and cut the Spartans' lead to 70-60 on a three-pointer by Kenton Paulino, who scored 20 points.  John Valdez, a junior shooting guard who finished with 19 points, extended the Spartans' lead, 74-60, with two free throws and a layup after a steal.  But Sylmar scored only two points in the next 2:25, allowing Fremont a 10-2 run to get to within 76-70 with 50 seconds left. Fremont missed two three-point shots and Adams was able to seal the victory with a layup in the final seconds.  Fremont, which has two victories over Canoga Park, went without a basket for the first five minutes of the second quarter, allowing Sylmar a 15-0 run for a 31-13 lead.  The Pathfinders made only three of 19 shots (16%) in the second quarter and missed all nine three-point shots, allowing Sylmar a 40-20 halftime lead.   Branden Robinson had 14 points for Sylmar, Earnest Williams added 11 and Jeff Morse had 10 points and 11 rebounds.  Mark Bradford of Fremont, who sat out most of the first half because of foul trouble, finished with 16 points, including 14 in the second half. Fremont, had nine points and five assists.

Taft 74, Carson 53 --Steve Smith scored 17 points and the Toreadors (6-1) shot 60% in a nonleague game at Carson.  Gregg Guenther had 10 rebounds for Taft, which led, 45-17, at halftime. 

Coronado 73, Mountain Empire 18--Mtn. Empire 5 3 5 5 -- 18 Coronado 14 18 21 20 -- 73   Mtn. Empire (0-5) -- Rankin 2, Wells 6, Schuh 1, Falconer 1, Northcote 8. Coronado (3-2) -- Stacy 9, Moore 8, Hester 3, Fegurgur 2, Thomas 9, Cady 6, Holmes 8, Greenwald 6, Blanton 12, Ryan 8, Albaniel 2. Three-point goals -- Stacy, Hester.

Marian Catholic 61, Vincent Memorial 37----Vincent Mem. 17 8 6 6 -- 37 Marian Catholic 13 12 8 28 -- 61  Vincent Memorial (2-3) -- Cadena 1, Jacobelli 9, Auyon 3, Walk 6, Wong 4, Fonseca 14. Marian Catholic (2-0) -- Lindsey 12, Pimentel 12, Paullada 7, Salas 10, Daniels 17, Calleros 3. Three-point goals -- Paullada. 

Army-Navy 48, Linfield 45 -- Linfield Christian 8 12 13 12 -- 45 Army-Navy 10 11 11 16 -- 48  Linfield Christian -- Lund 2, Duarte 20, Wilson 2, Graham 21. Army-Navy (2-6) -- Osuna 18, McConologne 16, Wadhams 9, Thomas 1, Hicks 4. Three-point goals -- Osuna 2, Duarte 2, Graham 5. Notable: Osuna had 16 rebounds.

Tuesday's late results 

Imperial 57, West Shores 53----  West Shores 16 11 10 16 -- 53 Imperial 10 15 20 12 -- 57  West Shores (2-2) -- Gaines 36, Santiago 11, Perez 4, Saldana 2. Imperial -- Taylor 6, Romero 6, Quintana 7, Robbins 2, Naylor 7, Vindiola 16, Vanscoder 5, Juarez 8. Three-point goals -- Gaines 2, Vindiola 2, Quintana, Naylor.

53rd San Diego Kiwanis Tournament

San Diego 88, San Marcos 54--San Marcos 10 14 14 16 -- 54 San Diego 27 16 20 25 -- 88   San Marcos -- Ecclef 4, Mosley 10, Wright 4, Settles 10, Knuckles 2, Jager 20, Hendrix 4. San Diego -- Harrison 12, Bland 8, Matson 4, Trailor 12, Scott 13, Haggos 1, Perry 5, Shire 18, Wright 7, Calles 8. Three-point goals -- Harrison 2, Shire 2, Scott, Mosley, Jager. 

Fallbrook 61, Centennial 36--Fallbrook 15 14 20 12 -- 61 Centennial 8 8 8 12 -- 36  Fallbrook -- Traner 20, Sargent 7, Tukua 4, McFerron 10, Shinner 4, Vanderlands 4, Manning 5, Samuelson 7. Centennial (British Columbia) -- Kehoe 2, Hsu 1, Clark 2, Conzatti 5, McKenzie 2, McCool 2, Gutierrez 10, Sychrava 4, Turncliff 8. Three-point goals -- Traner 4, Gutierrez 2, McFerron. 

Serra 54, Granite Hills 46--Granite Hills 14 12 7 13 -- 46 Serra 18 14 9 13 -- 54   Granite Hills (4-2) -- Greer 2, Coffey 8, Genton 2, Patrick 8, Jackson 2, Lee 17, Kulbacki 7. Serra (5-0) -- Evans 17, McKinney 3, Garcia 2, Profit, Ju. 9, Profit, Ja. 16, Mimmich 7. Three-point goals -- Patrick 2, Coffey, Kulbacki, Evans, McKinney, Ju. Profit, Ju., Ja. Profit. 

Escondido 59, Madison 58--  Junior guard Colin Grove was 8-of-11 from three-point range to lift the Cougars to their second straight one-point victory. Madison 19 16 8 15 -- 58 Escondido 17 14 10 18 -- 59   Madison -- Wright 21, Acosta 9, Coker 9, Corraro 8, Hargrove 6, Byrd 3, Madrazo 2. Escondido (2-3) -- Grove 26, Nelson 10, Oliver 9, Bell 8, Failla 2, Feehan 4. Three-point goals -- Grove 8, Wright 2, Acosta 2, Corraro 2, Byrd, Coker. 

La Costa Canyon 55, University City 51--University City 12 11 13 15 -- 51 La Costa Canyon 17 15 8 15 -- 55  University City -- Davis 2, Poole 3, Briggs 12, Stonebreaker 6, Starnes 15, Chambers 2, Colbert 8, Perez 1, Pitcher 2. La Costa Canyon -- Lewis 22, Deguzman 7, Phillips 2, Allen 6, Toledo 10, Peletier 2, Kinney 2, Flaherty 4. Three-point goals -- Deguzman, Poole, Briggs 2, Starnes, Colbert. 

Mira Mesa 71, Brawley 52---- Teyo Johnson had 34 points, 11 rebounds, 3 blocked shots and 5 asssits as Mira Mesa won.  Brawley 17 13 12 10 -- 52 Mira Mesa 25 22 11 13 -- 71  Brawley (3-3) -- Rivera 4, Motter 2, Wiliams, J. 24, Palma 4, Morgan 1, Williams, D. 6, Wood 9, Santana 2. Mira Mesa (1-0) -- T.Johnson 34, Anderson 7, E.Johnson 3, Gordon 10, Brown 4, Fajota 3, Jajo 2, Taylor 8. Three-point goals -- T.Johnson 3, J.Williams 2, Anderson, Fajota, Wood, Brown. Notable: T.Johnson 11 rebounds, 3 blocks, 5 assists. 

Oceanside 74, San Pasqual 71--Oceanside 13 15 20 26 -- 74 San Pasqual 20 21 12 18 -- 71   Oceanside -- White 11, Blackwell 2, Avellano 8, Watkins 16, Burke 6, Burgess 9, Larsen 19, Davis 3. San Pasqual -- Moss 5, Hoecker 2, Fuselier 2, Moyneur 28, Chandler 18, Stowers 16. Three-point goals -- Chandler 5, Larsen 3, Davis. 

Mission Bay 62, West Hills 51--West Hills 7 11 17 16 -- 51 Mission Bay 13 9 14 24 -- 62  West Hills -- Henriksen 24, Gagne 7, Wheelock 3, Hutchings 2, Roys 6, Miller 7, Masek 2. Mission Bay (1-0) -- Nowden 6, Patterson 11, Rocket 1, Banks 24,Stovel 5, Smith 7, Warner 6. Three-point goals -- Patterson.

Mt. Miguel 60, Crawford 51-- Crawford 6 9 15 21 -- 51 Mt. Miguel 16 12 15 17 -- 60   Crawford -- Holiday 6, Battle 20, Ali 6, Abdi 3, Miles 7, Bailey 7. Mt. Miguel (7-1) -- Barnes 22, Hill 16, Dixon 12, Labugen 2, Aguilar 5, Gullett 5. Three-point goals -- Dixon 2, Battle 3, Abdi, Bailey, Gullett, Aguilar. 

Lathrop 77, Southwest 45-- Kyle Bailey (6'-1" Sr. PG/SG) who has signed with Santa Clara, led Lathrop (Alaska) with 18 points.  Lathrop 21 18 20 18 -- 77 Southwest 8 11 11 15 -- 45  Lathrop -- Bailey 18, Watts 1, Broker 11, Roach 12, Edwards 8, Jackson 4, Christensen 6, Robinson 10, Wade 3, Kinnard 2, Lesane 2. Southwest -- Albaro 11, Bergs 2, Backley 5, DeGuzman 9, Quinteros 6, Smith 8, Villarreal 2, Cimanes 2. Three-point goals -- DeGuzman 2, Albaro, Edwards, Wade. 

Carlsbad 45, Scripps Ranch 44---- Hadley made the game winning shot with three seconds left.Scripps Ranch 9 13 8 14 -- 44 Carlsbad 9 12 11 13 -- 45  Scripps Ranch (2-3) -- Fulk 9, Resto 5, Redfearn 2, Winslow 2, Ralph 2, Vaughn 16, Young 8. Carlsbad (5-0) -- Nelson 5, Stockalpen 11, Moore 7, Fleming 5, Hadley 10, Crenshaw 7. Three-point goals -- Stockalpen 2, Hadley 2, Nelson, Fleming, Fulk, Resto.  

Alhambra Tournament
Pool Play

Bishop Amat 94, Santa Fe 48

Gabrielino 85, Cantwell 31

San Gabreil 63, Arcadia 56

Anaheim Convention Center Classic 

Brea Olinda 76, Mission Viejo 70-- (From the OC Register, by Steve Fryer) Brea Olinda's 76-70 victory over Mission Viejo on Wednesday  in the first round of the Anaheim Convention Center Holiday Basketball Classic was their first game without point guard Curtis Levine, who has a hip condition that could be debilitating enough to keep him from playing basketball the rest of his life.  Levine said Wednesday that he is uncertain about the specific nature of his hip problem, pending further consultation with doctors. But he is concerned that his senior season, and perhaps any basketball future, is over.  But without Levine, Brea still managed to find some combinations which worked. Landon Lewis scored 22 points and Ryan Moore added 21 for the Wildcats, who improved to 4-2 and will play Esperanza in the second round tonight at 6:20 at the Convention Center.  Mission Viejo (3-5) will play South Gate in a consolation bracket second-round game today at 6 p.m. at Villa Park High.   Brea trailed, 17-14, going into the second quarter but rallied to take a six-point lead at halftime. The Wildcats extended their lead to seven after three quarters.  Travis Niesen kept the Diablos close by scoring 10 of his team-high 17 points in the fourth quarter.

Esperanza 61, South Gate 53--Anthony Vicencia's 13 points led the Aztecs (4-4) to the first-round victory.

Moreno Valley Rancho Verde 61, Capistrano Valley 48 --J.S. Nash scored 31 points for Rancho Verde. Capistrano Valley (4-3) cut the lead to 49-44 on a free throw by Bryan Mallon with 4:27 remaining but missed its next five shots.

Rancho Verde 61, Capistrano Valley 48--  Jake Franzen scored a team-high 15 points in a losing effort for the Cougars.

Villa Park 67, Santa Ana 52--Matt MacGinnis made seven three-pointers and finished with 31 points as the Spartans (5-1) beat the Saints (3-3), led by Darnell Graham's 26 points, in the first round.

Arroyo Grande Tournament
Pool Play

Camarillo 56, San Luis Obispo 47

Ocean View 66, Paso Robles 56-- Jeremiah Bell scored 20 points with nine rebounds and Marques Crane added 15 points for the Seahawks (6-1) in their first-round victory.

Templeton 50, Atascadero 47

Azusa Tournament
Pool Play

Gladstone 62, Rosemead 55 (OT)

Bell Jeff Tournament

Bell Jeff 77, Van Nuys 44--Carlos Arroyo had 17 points and 12 rebounds, and Casey Markovic had 15 points for the Guards (5-1), who took a 34-2 advantage in the first 10 minutes of a Bell-Jeff tournament game. 

Burbank 63, Kennedy 47

Corona Centennial Tournament
Second Round

Twentynine Palms 76, Norco 53

Championship Semifinals

Corona Centennial 63, San Gorgonio 52

Corona Santiago 59, Moreno Valley 43

Crescenta Valley-Don Lugo Tournament
Pool Play

Don Lugo Tournament
Pool Play

Claremont 78, Northview 48--Sean Terrell scored 22 points, including four 3-point shots, and Thomas Taylor also scored 22 and added four steals and four rebounds, to give Claremont (6-1) the first-round win. Tim Taylor added 11 points and 13 rebounds in the Wolfpack victory. Claremont will play today in the second round. CLAREMONT (78) Terrell 22, Tim Taylor 11, Aaron 2, Simnons 6, Thomas Taylor 22, Lombard 9, Maxwell 4, O'Conner 2. COVINA NORTHVIEW (48) Trinh 2, Griffin 4, Dela Torre 6, Law 18, Mercardo 18. Claremont 11 20 19 28 -- 78 Northview 5 15 18 10 -- 48 Total fouls: C 20, N 12. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

Don Lugo 90, Baldwin Park  85 (3OT)--Raymond Hong scored 34 points, and Andy Galindo added to lead Don Lugo (4-4) to the triple overtime win

Garey 79, Rim of the World 44--In a sloppy game everyone played and scored for Garey as the Vikings improved to 4-3 with the pool-play win. Jermaine Flowers scored a game-high 17 points along and added 10 rebounds. Brandon Hogan and Joey Frey each had 16 points, with Frey also grabbing 10 rebounds for the Vikings. Garey plays today at 4:45 p.m. against Baldwin Park, at Don Lugo high school. GAREY (79) Bass 6, Loya 2, Hogan 16, Nguyen 7, davis 2, Worthams 7, Horigan 1, Flowers 17, Frey 16, Delone 5. LAKE ARROWHEAD RIM OF THE WORLD (44) Dougherty 8, Creswell 7, Jurardo 16, Urbina 10, Van Patten 3. Garey 22 17 19 21 -- 79 Rim of the World 14 5 14 11 -- 44 Total fouls: G 19, R 13. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

La Serna 65, La Puente 44.

Glendora Tournament (No. 2)

Duarte 71, Corona 68

Second Round

Alta Loma 59, Arroyo 55--After committing 39 turnovers and shooting 11-for-38 from the field, Alta Loma received two key shots from Sean Moore, to hold on to a 59-55 double overtime win over El Monte Arroyo in the second round of pool play at the Glendora Tournament Wednesday night. Moore gave the Braves (1-4) some life when he hit a layup at the buzzer to send the game into overtime. In the first overtime, Long Nguyen and Sammy Riveria hit three pointers to give Aroyyo at six-point lead to start the period. But Alta Loma battled back, and Moore hit another lay up to send the game into the second overtime with :06 left. In the second overtime period, Alta Loma finally took control of the game. They received some help from Jordan Roberts, who hit a couple free throws to put the game away. Moore finsihed the night with 15 points and 15 rebounds.  ALTA LOMA (59) Rocco 4, Moore 17, Flemming 2, Roberts 11, Aisrael 6, Tobias 1, Johnson 9, Bullard 9. EL MONTE ARROYO (55) Nguyen 14, Dasingat 2, Vasquez 14, Rochelle 5, Jordan 2, Riveria 5, Zane 9, Lupercio 4. Alta Loma 14 13 7 8 8 9 -- 59 Arroyo 7 10 15 10 8 5 -- 55 Total fouls: AL 20, A 18. Fouled out: Cotton (AL). Technical fouls: Rocco (AL).

Glendora 81, Rowland 35--

Irvine World News Classic 

Irvine 67, Jurupa Valley 59 --Andrew Bosshart scored 35 points and Matt Rogero added 25 for the Vaqueros, including 5 three pointers for Irvine (3-5), which advanced to Friday's semifinals at University High School.

University 78, Dana Hills 50 -- Andy Lawrence's 25 points paced the Trojans (5-2) in their pool-play victory over the Dolphins (3-6).   He scored 9 of the 25 in the fourth quarter.  Andrew Spaulding had 15 for Dana Hills.

Vista 68, Laguna Beach 62 -- Travis Hanour scored 37 points for Laguna Beach, including five three pointers. Laguna Beach 13 7 19 23 -- 62 Vista 13 12 18 25 -- 68   Laguna Beach -- Hanour 37, Butters 7, Boyd 3, Shapiro 6, Blodgett 5, Gardner 4. Vista (4-3) -- Mayfield 28, Mason 11, Sybert 6, Abbott 10, Moore 4, Covarrubias 3, Nickolei 2, Singleton 4. Three-point goals -- Hanour 5, Mayfield 4, Shapiro 2, Blodgett, Boyd, Mason, Sybert, Covarrubias.

Woodbridge 65, Keppel 44--Regan Arroyo scored 14 points for Woodbridge (5-3).

La Sierra Academy Tournament
Semifinals

Ontario Christian 65, Orangewood Academy 59--Ryan Fuqua scored 17 points and had eight assists, including five in the third quarter, to lead the Knights into the title game. The turning point of the game came in the third quarter when Eugene Verkaik of Ontario Christian (5-1) scored eight of his 16 points. Verkaik also added nine rebounds in the win. Matt Hoekstra scored 12 points and added seven rebounds in the win for the Knights.ORANGEWOOD ACADEMY(59) Mitchell 15, Galbreaph 11, Moore 11, Lendeen 9, Warren 7, Tamanana 6 ONTARIO CHRISTIAN (65) Fuqua 17, Verkaik 16, Hoekstra 12, Veenendaal 10, Gibson 7, Landry 2, Grayson 1 Orangewood A. 8 18 16 17 -- 59 Ontario Christian 17 12 14 22 -- 65 Total fouls: O 17, OC 10. Fouled out: Warren (O). Technical fouls: Ledeen (O).

Mojave Tournament

Village Christian 62, Frazier Mountain 48

Murrieta Valley-La Sierra Tournament
Pool Play

Cathedral City 69, Temescal Canyon 48--Jeremy Thornburg and Brandon Gray were the catalysts for the Lions’ suffocating defense in the first half, holding the Titans to 13 points. Cathedral City won its three-team pool in the Murrieta Valley tournament with a 2-0 record and will move onto Friday’s 7:30 p.m. semifinals.  Gerald DeVance had 15 points. Miguel Torres had 12 and David Ochoa had 11. Cathedral City 12 19 18 20 -- 69 Temescal Canyon 7 6 18 17 -- 48 Cathedral City -- David Ochoa 11, Jayson Green 8, Jeremy Thornburg 7, Gerald DeVance 15, Aaron Smith 9, Paul Heredia 5, Brandon Gray 2, Miguel Torres 12.  Temescal Canyon -- Roberson 2, Badu 6, Kennedy 2, Cleary 6, Wing 7, Morrisroe 6, Owens 15, Kirish 4. 3-pointers -- Cathedral City 5 (DeVance 2, Ochoa, Thornburg, Heredia), Temescal Canyon 1 (Wing 1). Rebounds -- (Torres, Smith 8).

Elsinore 79, Paloma Valley 73

Ontario 61, Temecula Valley 58-- James Phillips hit a three-point shot to tie the game with 1.8 seconds left, but that wasn't enough for the Golden Bears as they fell to the loss. Randle Brannon caught the inbound pass from Andrew Alhandeff and took the shot as the buzzer sounded to give Ontario (5-1) the win. Ontario was without their star Jason Burrell who was out with an ankle injury. But Jonathon Levy stepped up and had 14 points and 13 rebounds, and Brannon finsihed with12 points and five assists. ONTARIO (61) Levy 14, Brannon 12, Rasheed 4, Mitchell 15, Alhadeff 4, Kinney 4, Dunn 8 TEMECULA VALLEY (58) Rentie 6, Louis 9, Phillips 26, Batchelor 3, Forest 14 Ontario 15 12 12 22 -- 61 Temecula Valley 18 18 4 18 -- 58 Total fouls: O 16, TV 14. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none

Oak Park Tournament

Beverly Hills 73, Hueneme 66--Anthony Camper scored 19 points for the Vikings (4-3), who couldn't recover from a 23-4 first-quarter deficit in a second-round game of the Oak Park tournament.

Oak Park 60, Grace Brethren 49

Rancho Cucamonga Tournament
Pool Play

Palm Springs 63, Ganesha 62--Jude Chandrasena and Jordi Higueras paced Palms Springs in a tournament pool play game. Palm Springs (5-5) is 2-0 in the tournament  5-5 on the season. The Indians continue tournament play on Friday at 4:30 p.m. against West Covina. Chandrasena, connected on six 3-pointers and finished with 22 points. Higueras had 10 rebounds to go with his game high 25 points. Ganesha's Jason Romero, who scored a game-high 27 points, missed a 3-pointer with six seconds left and Franklin Ike scored the putback as the Giants fell in pool play. Ganesha (3-3) plays the Rancho Cucamonga junior varsity team at 3:00 p.m. on Friday in the final round of pool play. PALM SPRINGS (63) Otteson 2, Avina 2, Barton 2, Rutledge 2, Caldwell 6, Higueras 25, Greer 2, Chanderson 22. GANESHA (62) Click 3, Efevberha 5, Tyus 7, Ike 13, Romero 27, Starks 5, Knight 2. Palm Springs 21 14 16 12 -- 63 Ganesha 21 11 14 16 -- 62 Total fouls: PS 15, G 12. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none

Rancho Cucamonga 68, Diamond Ranch 54--Diamond Ranch (4-4) was leading 7-6 in the first quarter when Rancho Cucamonga went on a 9-2 run to take conrol of the game. Richard Coombs had a game-high 20 points in the win for the Panthers. The Cougars (7-0) had four players score in double figures, led by Cory Starks, who had 17 points. Diamond Ranch plays Chino on Friday at 6:00 p.m. in the final round of pool play.The Arabs were outscored 25-14 in the first half and dropped to 4-4 on the season. Coachella Valley continues tournament play on Friday against Rancho Cucamonga at 7:30 p.m.   RANCHO CUCAMONGA (68) Gilchist 2, Ninofranco 4, McDougal 11, Andrew 12, Starks 17, Newton 5, Taylor 2, Williams 11, Aylor 4. DIAMOND RANCH (56) Coombs 20, Williams 7, Flagg 3, Davis 7, Knott 13, Criscione 6. Rancho Cucamonga 15 24 16 13 -- 68 Diamond Ranch 9 20 14 13 -- 56 Total fouls: RC 13, DR 17. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

Chino 59, Coachella Valley 39-- Jon Cryer had 10 points and 10 rebounds and was 8-for-11 shooting from the free throw line, to lead Chino (2-3). Bryan Thompson came off the bench and added 11 points and four assists, and helped fuel a 6-0 run in the second quarter with a three pointer. CHINO (59) Briggs 2, Nafis 4, Munoz 13, Parks 5, Thompson 11, Hardin 6, Cryer 10, Malone 6, Putnam 2 COACHELLA VALLEY (39) Rabago 11, Gonzales 5, Guttierez 3, Guardado 2, Peres 2, Bautista 2, Lomelli 11, Ararja 1, Ramos 2.  Chino 9 16 17 17 -- 59 Coachella Valley 4 10 14 11 -- 39 Total fouls: C 18, CV 15. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none

Sonora Tournament
Championship Quarterfinals

Corona del Mar 50, Verbum Dei 39 --The Sea Kings improved to 6-2 and Coach Paul Orris got his 200th career victory (all at Corona del Mar) in the second-round triumph. Kevin Hansen had 29 points and seven rebounds to help Corona del Mar (6-2) advance to play Downey Warren in Friday's semifinals. Wednesday victory was the 200th victory over Coach Paul Orris' 14-year career.

Chaminade 67, Bellflower 55--Scott Borchart scored four consecutive baskets Wednesday to begin the second half after Bellflower switched to a man-to-man defense and finished with 21 points, seven rebounds and two blocked shots in Chaminade's 67-55 victory in a second-round game of the Sonora tournament at Sonora High.   Chaminade (2-0) plays Fremont on Friday at 6:30 p.m. in a semifinal game.   Both teams were playing zone defenses until Bellflower (3-4) decided to guard Borchart one-on-one, after which a two-point Chaminade lead increased to 12. Once Bellflower returned to a zone, the Eagles turned to Ryan Arceo and Tito Hill for three-pointers.  Arceo contributed 18 points and Hill, a transfer from Florida, added 11 points and nine rebounds.   Chaminade received a lift from 6-8 sophomore Jon Todd, who came off the bench with five minutes left after Borchart picked up his fourth foul and grabbed four rebounds while scoring two baskets.  The Eagles are now 2-0.

Millikan 56, Warren 54

Tri-City Christian Tournament (San Diego)
Tuesday's late results

Capistrano Valley Christian 56, Midway Baptist 54-- Tyler Graves' 30 points led the Eagles (2-7). He also had seven rebounds and six steals.

Escondido Adventist 65, Capo Valley 53--Esc. Adventist 16 16 19 15 -- 65 Capo Valley 14 8 18 13 -- 53  Esc. Adventist Academy -- Kerstetter 24, S.Stephens 12, Segura 4, McGuire 9, Knutson 9, J.Stephens 2, Phillips 3, Halverson 2. Capo Valley -- Blocker 9, Graves 21, Pierce 9, Smetona 6, Roth 8. Three-point goals -- Kerstetter, Phillips, Blocker, Graves. 

St. Margaret's 77, Oak Grove 39-- The Tartans (3-4), paced by Weston Bragg's 16 points, led by 18 at halftime and cruised to a second-round victory. Weston Begg scored 16 points for St. Margaret's (3-4).

Monday's late results

Tri-City Christian 60, Hamilton 26--Hamilton 2 12 4 8 -- 26 Tri-City Christian 16 8 22 14 -- 60  Hamilton (0-4) -- Brosch 2, Santillan 2, Dewese 7, Davis 4, Macintosh 9, Lloyd 2. Tri-City Christian (4-0) -- Bishop 15, Schaepe 2, Swanson 8, Rosenbohm 10, Halonen 2, DeVries 4, Valenzuela 5, Murphy 6, Obradovich 8. Three-point goals -- Bishop, Rosenbohm, Dewese.

Troy-Sunny Hills Courtside Classic Tournament

Troy 60, Los Amigos 25--The Warriors ran their record to 8-0 behind Alex Roco's 12 points and Mike Leslie's 10 in pool play. Mark Alhberg had six points and 10 rebounds for Troy (8-0).

Sunny Hills 71, Paramount 50--  Eddie Jung produced 23 points, includng 5 three pointers,  and freshman Tony Gonzalez added 22 points and 15 rebounds while Eric Hardeman had 16 points and 18 rebounds for Sunny Hills (4-4).

Valencia 58, Garden Grove 39 -- The Tigers (3-5) led by 20 points at halftime and cruised to the victory, led by Emmauel Ortega's 13 points.

Valencia Tournament
Championship Quarterfinals

Eisenhower 60, Notre Dame 45--In his first game of the season, Travis Johnson scored nine points, but the Knights (5-2) lost a quarterfinal game against Eisenhower (6-1).  Notre Dame was without leading scorer Cody Pearson, who is out for at least another week because of a sprained ankle. 

Granada Hills 93, Valencia 77--Ryan Hicks scored 24 points and Walter Burch added 21 to lead the Highlanders (5-2).  Royce Minor scored 22 for Valencia (4-3).

Littlerock 60, Ventura 53--Littlerock 60, Ventura 53--The Lobos made six of six free throws in the final 35 seconds to hold off Ventura, 60-53, in a quarterfinal game in the Valencia boys' basketball tournament.  Jason Smith, who hadn't scored a point, was at the free-throw line with 35 seconds left and Littlerock holding a one-point edge, and he made them both. Fourteen seconds later, after a missed shot by Ventura, Gene Myvett was in the same situation, and he made them both. Brandon White also made two more free throws after another Ventura miss, clinching the victory.  Littlerock (6-2) was nearly the second victim in as many days of a Ventura comeback.  Ventura was down at the end of three, 49-38, before charging back. Tyler Ebell scored six points in the first four minutes of the quarter for Ventura, which pulled to within 54-53 on a free-throw by Mike Derse with 1:05 left.  Myvett scored 25 for Littlerock in a first-round victory over Reseda, but was in early foul trouble and scored only 13 against Ventura.  Frank Robinson scored 19 points and White added 12 for Littlerock, which plays Lynwood in a semifinal on Friday.

Lynwood 79, Quartz Hill 57--Kevin Johnson scored 28 points, including eight three-pointers, but Quartz Hill (6-2) never challenged Lynwood (4-1). 

Consolation

Crespi 78, Reseda 59--Andrew Moore scored 20 points with eight assists and a school-record 10 steals to lead the No. 4 Celts (4-3). 

Monroe 69, Alemany 62

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