Southern Section
Saturday, Jan. 3
TOURNAMENTS
BERMUDA DUNES DESERT CHRISTIAN
Championship
Bermuda Dunes Desert Christian 55, Moreno Valley Calvary Chapel 52
Third Place
Holtville 77, Victor Valley Christian 54
Fifth Place
Calvary Baptist 72, Wilson Creek 46
Seventh Place
Palm Valley 70, CEDU 22
CATHEDRAL CITY/INDIO
Championship
Cathedral City 66, Elsinore 43
Tournament MVP Nick Lee scored 20 points to lead Cathedral City (13-1).
Rubidoux 67, Yucca Valley 44 (fifth)
Blythe Palo Verde 53, San Diego Marian Catholic 47 (seventh)
DREAM CLASSIC
At UCLA
Taft 61, Cleveland 60
Jordan Farmar made two free throws with no time remaining for Taft after Farmar drew a blocking foul from Corey Duncan on a length of the floor inbounds pass from Alex Drob.
Jason Hill had made one of two free throws with 2.8 seconds remaining to give the Cavaliers a 60-59 lead.
Taft trailed by nine after Young grabbed an offensive rebound and made a short jump shot early in the fourth quarter. But Farmar scored seven of Taft’s next 11 points to give the Toreadors a 54-53 lead with 3:30 remaining in the game, which doubled as a West Valley League opener.
Taft, ranked No. 6, put together a 14-0 run in the first half that gave it a 13-point lead, but No. 14 Cleveland answered with a 15-0 run to move ahead, 26-24.
Farmar scored 22 points to lead Taft. Young had 21 for Cleveland.
New York Lincoln 85, Harvard-Westlake 82 (OT)
King 55, Price 51
Seattle Rainer Beach 45, Bakersfield 42
Dominguez 66, Southwest Atlanta Christian 52
JOSHUA SPRINGS
Third Place
Murietta Calvary Chapel 77, Bloomington 51
Adam Votaw had 21 points, eight rebounds and four steals to lead Murrieta Calvary Chapel (9-4). Chris Elder added 19 points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals and Brent Stine grabbed 16 rebounds to lift the Warriors. All three were named to the all-tournament team. Bloomington is 4-6.
Riverside Christian 49, Rio Hondo Prep 47 (fifth)
LIBERTY LEAGUE
Avalon 47, Holy Martyrs Armenian 38
Avalon is 7-4, 2-0.
NONLEAGUE
Aliso Niguel 68, Tustin 58
Mike Roll had 19 points and Terrence Green had 11 for Aliso Niguel (8-8). Danny Cavic had 22 points for Tustin.
Apple Valley Christian 61, Upland Christian 47
Peter Kudrle had 10 points and 10 assists to lead visiting Apple Valley Christian (5-3). Derek Beatrice had 22 points for Upland Christian (3-8).
Bosco Tech 58, Downey 49
Danny Vasquez scored 17 points for host Bosco Tech (10-5).
Irvine University 68, San Clemente 66
Charles Valentine had 19 points and Jon Asnon added 17 points for host University (10-3), which trailed, 54-52, at the start of the fourth quarter. Mike Maley had 17 points for San Clemente (7-9).
Kilpatrick 70, Moorpark 46
Dominique Lewis had 20 points for Kilpatrick (9-5), which led, 37-13, at the half. Moorpark is 6-8.
L.A. Baptist 59, Mojave 33
Senior Scott Sturzenacker scored a season-high 30 points, including four three-pointers, to lead host L.A. Baptist (9-6). Mojave falls to 5-4.
Long Beach Wilson 57, Fountain Valley 48
Chris Hart had 16 points to lead visiting Long Beach Wilson over Fountain Valley (5-10). Scott Grant scored 15 for Fountain Valley.
Orange Lutheran 62, Northwood 49
Jeff Gulsvig made four three-pointers and finished with 14 points and David Wilson scored 13 to lead Orange Lutheran (11-3). Dan Selway and Tino Zaragoza had 21 points apiece for Northwood (10-6).
Pasadena Poly 55, Oakwood 43
Jabari Trotter had 14 points and Brett Pallin scored 16 points, shooting four for four from three-point range, to lead Pasadena Poly (3-8). Vince Lechowick had 17 points for Oakwood.
Santa Margarita 71, Los Alamitos 47
James Keefe had 12 points and grabbed 20 rebounds and Kyle Donahue chipped in with 10 assists for host and No. 19 Santa Margarita (15-2). Los Alamitos is 10-5.
Servite 79, St. Margaret’s 48
Garrett Love made three three-pointers, eight of eight free throws, and finished with 21 points and Chris Kanne chipped in with 18 points for host Servite (12-4). St. Margaret’s is 12-1.
Simi Valley 66, Hawthorne 61 (OT)
Mark Wells had 23 points to lead Simi Valley (11-4). Freshman Brandon Richardson had 22 points for Hawthorne (6-8).
Villa Park 48, Sunny Hills 44
Steve Schneider had 12 points and 12 rebounds and Mickey Gonzalez scored 12 points for Sunny Hills (6-10). Villa Park is 9-6.
Western 60, Westminster La Quinta 44
Wilmer Fiapai had 14 points and seven rebounds to lead visiting Western (15-1). La Quinta is 1-10.
Whittier 52, Schurr 49
Johnathan Vargas scored 18 points to lead host Whittier. Mychael Hamner lead Schurr (4-8) with 13 points.
Hueneme 85, Buena 72
Royal 59, Burbank 48
Villanova Prep 53, Faith Baptist 42
Hawthorne 61, Simi Valley 56 (OT)
Oak Park 58, Santa Barbara San Marcos 53 (OT)
Santa Ynez 67, Bishop Diego 49
St. Paul 69, Monrovia 56
Western Christian 58. Linfield Christian 56 (OT)
INTERSECTIONAL
Monroe 63, Campbell Hall 44
Monroe improves to 9-5. Campbell Hall falls to 13-1.
Narbonne 80, St. Bernard 66
Christian Smith scored 32 points and Eules Thompson added 24 points to lead visiting Narbonne (8-7). Chris Ceballos scored 14 for St. Bernard (9-5).
Friday, Jan. 2
TOURNAMENTS
CATHEDRAL CITY/INDIO
Pool Play
Cathedral City 66, Victor Valley 65
Nick Lee had 21 points for Cathedral City (12-1). Victor Valley is 6-5.
LOMA LINDA
Fifth Place
Paradise Adventist 62, La Sierra Academy 60
Dustin Miracle had 37 points and hit a game-winning half-court jump shot as time expired for Paradise Adventist. Paolo Zamorano had 36 points for La Sierra Academy.
Seventh Place
Auburn (Wash.) Adventist 79, Angwin Pacific Union Prep 52
Pool Play
Portland (Ore.) Adventist 72, San Gabriel Academy 53
Auburn (Wash.) Adventist 55, Loma Linda Academy 71
BAY/OCEAN LEAGUE CROSSOVER
Compton Centennial 86, South Torrance 31
Arron Afflalo had 28 points for Compton Centennial (11-2, 1-0). South Torrance is 5-9, 0-1.
Leuzinger 63, Redondo 57
Khelcie Barrs had 16 points and David Kane had 15 points for Leuzinger (1-0 in league). Chaz Logan led all scorers with 18 points for Redondo (7-5, 0-1).
Mira Costa 83, North Torrance 64
J.R. Martinez had 34 points, including four three-pointers, 13 assists and five steals to lead host Mira Costa (11-3). Mike Archuletta had 14 points and 16 rebounds and Brian Jackson had six points and 12 rebounds for the Mustangs.
Inglewood 65, Morningside 28
LIBERTY LEAGUE
Avalon 45, Holy Martyrs 42
Adam Nelson had 18 points, six rebounds and three steals for Avalon (6-4, 1-0). Adan Vega, who hit four free throws down the stretch for Avalon, added 14 points, five rebounds and four steals.
PAC-5 LEAGUE
Arroyo Grande 35, San Luis Obispo 29
Brad Wrage had 11 points for Arroyo Grande (7-7, 1-0).
NONLEAGUE
Century 57, San Clemente 46
Ramon Mendoza had 18 points and 15 rebounds to lead Century (13-3) at El Toro High. Landon Pluimer had 20 points for San Clemente (7-8).
Crescenta Valley 65, Saugus 59
Junior Sevada Bandari scored 10 of his 23 points in the fourth quarter and added five assists and six rebounds to lead Crescenta Valley (10-5) over host Saugus (9-6). B.J. Willkomm had 26 points to lead Saugus.
Esperanza 81, Irvine University 75
Mike Davis had 26 points and Darryl Lawlor added 22 points for visiting Esperanza (11-4). Jon Asnon had 26 points for University (9-3).
Foothill 49, Don Lugo 39
Jamil Greenwood had 20 points and 13 rebounds for host Don Lugo (3-10), which was outscored, 24-14, in the fourth quarter.
Garden Grove Santiago 55, Savanna 52
Raymond Barros had 15 points and Luis Salinas chipped in with 12 to lead Santiago. Tyler Mitchell made four three-pointers and finished with 14 points for Savanna (3-14).
Garey 65, St. John Bosco 63
Willie Cook had 17 points and 15 rebounds and Osaar Rasshan had 19 points and 14 rebounds for Garey (8-7). St. John Bosco is 10-3.
Glendale 51, Keppel 43
Egiche Sahakyan had 20 points and Raymond Dagher had 17 points and 10 rebounds for visiting Glendale (9-5). Brandon Shimasaki scored 22 points, going eight for nine from the floor for Keppel (8-5).
Hart 71, Newbury Park 36
Adam Rich had 15 points for visiting Hart (13-1). Jordan Caqmeron had nine points for Newbury Park (5-9).
Littlerock 58, Rosamond 55
Germel Coleman had 28 points for Littlerock (1-10). Julian Salazar led Rosamond (6-8) with 19 points, but missed a three-point attempt at the final buzzer.
Montclair 50, Sierra Vista 49
Larry Gordon converted an offensive rebound for the winning basket with 23 seconds left in the game to lead visiting Montclair (11-5). Gordon finished with 17 points.
Montebello 49, Pioneer 45
Montebello improves to 5-9.
Oxnard 62, Moorpark 45
Henry Patterson had 28 points and 11 rebounds and Stephan Wiggins had 13 points and nine rebounds for host Oxnard (13-1).
Rim of the World 75, Apple Valley Granite Hills 72 (OT)
Shaun Giordano made a layup at the regulation buzzer for Rim of the World (11-5), which scored five points in the last 15 seconds of regulation to force overtime. Luke Plante had 21 points, eight rebounds and five blocks for Rim of the World. Andrew Ellis scored 20 points for Granite Hills (7-5), which trailed, 36-29, at halftime.
Temescal Canyon 86, Palm Springs 46
Matt Nunez scored 30 points and Rocky Hampton set a school record with seven blocked shots for Temescal Canyon (8-5). Brian Byrd added 18 points, 12 rebounds and six assists for Temescal Canyon. Palm Springs falls to 3-6.
Ventura 69, Santa Paula 37
Ventura improves to 11-5.
Thursday, Jan. 1
TOURNAMENTS
LOMA LINDA
Pool Play
Loma Linda Academy 67, Redlands Adventist 50San Gabriel Academy 59, La Sierra Academy 55Portland (Ore.) Adventist 62, Angwin Pacific Union Prep 25
Wednesday, Dec. 31
TOURNAMENTS
ATASCADERO
Championship final
Atascadero 79, Lompoc Cabrillo 72
Meklen Davis had 29 points and was named tournament MVP for Atascadero (12-0), which led 33-31. Derrick James had 23 points for Cabrillo.
Third Place
Woodenville (Wash.) 71, Templeton 39
Fifth Place
Paso Robles 69, Santa Maria 66
Seventh Place
Granite Hills 60, Newbury Park 42
Andrew Ellis had 17 points to pace Granite Hills (7-4).
GILBERT (Ariz.)
Third place
Phoenix Mountain Pointe 45, Santa Ana Valley 44
Steve Berrelleza hit a three pointer at the buzzer to give the Pride the victory. Berrelleza had a game-high 24 points. Martin Gonzalez led Valley (8-7) with 19.
HALTOM CITY (Tex.)
Third place
Houston Clear Lake 95, Harvard-Westlake 79
The Wolverines (7-4) got 24 points from Bryce Taylor and 22 from Evan Harris, but it wasn’t enough as Clear Lake (15-5) won the third-place game of the Whataburger Tournament 5A Division. Connor Atchley scored 22 and Dennis Cerny 21 lo lead the Falcons.
LOMA LINDA ACADEMY
Pool play
La Sierra Academy 47, Pacific Union Prep 35
Paolo Zamorano had 23 points for La Sierra Academy.
Redlands Adventist Academy 74, Paradise Adventist 66
Tim Pascal had 38 points, including seven three-pointers, to pace Redlands Adventist Academy (6-3). Dustin Miracle had 32 points for Paradise (5-1).
ONTARIO CHRISTIAN
Championship
South Hills 64, Ontario Christian 52
Alex Mieux had 21 points, including five three-pointers, to lead South Hills. Paul Prestia had 13 points to pace Ontario Christian (5-4).
Third Place game
Coachella Valley 56, Pasadena Poly 50
Alex Ortiz had 21 points to lead Coachella Valley. Jabari Trotter had 28 points to lead Pasadena Poly (2-8).
RANCHO CORDOVA
Fifth place game
Oakland Tech 87, Birmingham 67
SANTA MARIA VALLEY CHRISTIAN
Ninth place game
Grace Brethren 66, Hesperia Christian 62
Eric Durso had 23 points and Myles Matsunn added 22 points for Grace Brethren (5-6). Josh Hamilton had 22 points to pace Hesperia Christian (8-4).
VILLAGE CHRISTIAN
Championship
Campbell Hall 63, St. Bernard 57
Joe Ford had 16 points and was named tournament MVP for Campbell Hall (13-0), which beat St. Bernard for the championship final in a tournament for the second time in one week. The Vikings had previously beaten St. Bernard in the St. Bernard tournament on Dec. 23rd. Sam Handler had 17 points to lead Campbell Hall. Nonso Nibo had 19 points and 12 rebounds and Winsor Williams had 15 points and six assists for St. Bernard (9-4).
Third Place
St. Francis 83, LA Baptist 74
Steve Polchow had 24 points and Scott Burton had 23 points and five steals for St. Francis (8-4). Chris Johnson, who added 14 points, and Burton were selected to the all-tournament team. Steve Sheehy had 19 points to lead L.A. Baptist (8-5).
Fifth place
Village Christian 69, Bishop Diego 48
Jacob Briggs, who was selected all-tournament, had 19 points for Village Christian (12-2). Andy Aijian had 19 points for Bishop Diego (7-6).
Seventh place
G.H. Hillcrest Christian 69, Bell-Jeff 47
Drew Rigney had 21 points for Hillcrest Christian (7-4). Bell-Jeff falls to 5-6.
Ninth place
Chadwick 43, St. Bonaventure 40
Chadwick improves to 7-7 and St. Bonaventure falls to 5-8.
11th place
Malibu 77, St. Genevieve 46
Sky Shackory had 28 points for Malibu. Jo Jo Arroyo had 19 points to pace St. Genevieve (4-9).
Tuesday, Dec. 30
TOURNAMENTS
ATASCADERO
Championship semifinals
Lompoc Cabrillo 82, Templeton 75
Lydell Sergeant had 18 points for Cabrillo . Chris Silzer had 29 points for Templeton.
Atascadero 70, Woodinville (Wash.) 58
Darroll Phillips had 19 points for Atascadero (11-0).
Consolation semifinals
Paso Robles 60, Newbury Park 58
Tyrone Armstrong had 27 points for Paso Robles.
Santa Maria 57, Granite Hills 54
BERMUDA DUNES DESERT CHRISTIAN
Championship Semifinals
Bermuda Dunes Desert Christian 80, Victor Valley Christian 52
Moreno Valley Calvary Chapel 57, Holtville 56
BREA OLINDA
Championship
Etiwanda 74, Ganesha 54
Jeff Pendergrath had 16 points and 13 rebounds and was named tournament MVP and Joey Smits and Darren Collison both made the all-tournament team for Ettiwanda (11-1).
Third place
Fullerton 74, Bellflower 44
David Allen scored 21 points for Fullerton (10-3). Bellflower is 9-4.
Fifth place
La Serna 70, La Habra 54
David Hayashi had 22 points for La Serna (10-7).
Seventh place
Sunny Hills 61, Claremont 40
Sunny Hills (6-9) outscored Claremont, 26-8, in the fourth quarter. Arque Rivera made three three-pointers and scored 11 of his 15 points in the final quarter, and James Kim scored eight of his team-high 21. Claremont is 10-3.
CANTWELL SACRED HEART
Third place
St. Paul 67, Don Lugo 51
Quinn Alvarez had 27 points, 10 rebounds and was 11 for 11 on free throws to lead St. Paul (7-9).
CATHEDRAL CITY/INDIO
Pool Play
Victor Valley 59, Rubidoux 52
Jamie Perry had 21 points for Rubidoux (5-8). Victory Valley is 6-5.
Elsinore 70, Yucca Valley 44
Indio 54, San Diego Marian Catholic 44
Cathedral City 69, Blythe Palo Verde 63
CENTURY
Championship
Glendora 60, Cypress 50
Justin Sapp made five three-pointers and finished with 22 points and James Powell had 20 points to pace No. 22 Glendora (15-0). Davon Roberts was named tournament MVP for Glendora. Brandon Dennis had 17 points for Cypress (11-4).
Third place
Century 63, Garden Grove Pacifica 46
Ramon Mendoza had 24 points and eight assists to lead Century (12-3). Mike Buenafe had 11 points for Pacifica (8-5).
CHAMINADE
Championship
Bishop Montgomery 49, San Jose Valley Christian 46
Auston Autry scored 15 points and was named the tournament MVP for Bishop Montgomery (10-2).
Third place
Calabasas 59, El Camino Real 56
Steven Saunders scored 22 points for Calabasas (11-3). Rai Colston had 25 points, including six three-pointers, for El Camino Real (10-4).
Fifth place
Lancaster 65, Monroe 62
Deonte Huff, who was selected all-tournament, had 20 points to lead Lancaster (8-6). Monroe falls to 7-5.
Seventh place
Chaminade 58, Chatsworth 53
Adrian Aye-Darko had 20 points to lead Chaminade (7-7), which was missing top player Marcus Everett, who was practicing for the CaliFlorida all-star football game. Chatsworth falls to 2-11.
Ninth place
Valencia 77, Washington 52
Chad Allen and Alan Husted each scored 13 points for Valencia (9-4), which led, 42-28, at halftime.
11th place
S.F. Riordan 56, Oak Park 41
Blake Wildt had 21 points to lead Oak Park (7-6).
Snoqualmie (Wash.) Mount Si 49, Seattle King’s 46 (13th)
CHINO
Championship
Hemet 88, Chino Hills 76 (OT)
Senior Ryan Priefer made his second three-pointer in 30 seconds as the buzzer sounded to push Hemet (9-3) into overtime. Priefer, named tournament MVP, scored nine points in overtime and finished with 18 points, six assists and seven rebounds and Josh Hill, named to the all-tournament team, finished with 21 points for the second straight game for Hemet. Chino Hills fell to 9-4.
CLOVIS
Ninth place
Alemany 84, Reedley Immanuel 62
George Papadopoulos had 25 points for Alemany (8-3).
COVINA
Third Place
Covina 77, Riverside North 74 (2 OT)
David Brown scored 27 points, including a game-winning three-pointer from midcourt at the buzzer, for host Covina (11-4). Rich Johnson’s tip-in with four seconds left forced a second overtime. John Muro scored 19 points for Covina, including a three-pointer at the buzzer to force overtime. Lavonne Pennington scored 22 points for Riverside North, which led by nine points with five minutes left.
13th place
Northview 65, Hacienda Heights Wilson 61
Adrian Acevedo had 17 points, Adam Diaz finished with 14 points and nine rebounds and Milo Dodson contributed 12 points and 14 rebounds for Northview (6-8). Michael Concha had 15 points to lead Wilson (5-10).
DAYTONA BEACH (FLA.) LOPEZ CATHOLIC
Championship
Daytona Beach (Fla.) Lopez Catholic 64, Crespi 48
Denver Cobbs scored 31 points and was selected tournament most valuableplayer for Lopez Catholic (9-3) at Daytona Beach, Fla. Cornorris Atkinshad 15 points and Scott Futterman had 11 rebounds for Crespi (9-3).
ESTANCIA
13th Place
Morro Bay 47, Westminster La Quinta 41
Danny Anderson had 21 points and nine rebounds and James Arbogast had seven points and 15 rebounds for Morro Bay (6-7).
HALTOM CITY (TEXAS)
Championship semifinals
Arlington (Texas) Mansfield Summit 73, Harvard-Westlake 64
Championship quarterfinals
Harvard-Westlake 85, Arlington (Texas) Bowie 55
HART
Championship
Cleveland 60, Hart 47
Tournament MVP Nick Young had 25 points, 22 coming in the second half, and 10 rebounds for No. 14 Cleveland (13-2). Young made 13 of 15 free throws. Jason Hill had 17 points, nine rebounds and five steals for Cleveland. Brandon McQueen scored 18 points and Adam Rich added 15 points for host Hart (10-2).
Third place
Bakersfield West 62, Crescenta Valley 61
George Aposhian had 17 points for Crescenta Valley (10-3). Terry Nagy had 15 points Bakersfield West (10-2).
Fifth place
Burbank Burroughs 54, Las Vegas Centennial 49
Matt Jackson had 18 points, all on three-pointers, to lead Burbank Burroughs (10-5).
Seventh Place
Canyon Country Canyon 51, L.A. University 44
Jess Guidroz had 23 points to lead Canyon Country Canyon (9-5) over L.A. University (4-6).
Ninth Place
Grant 70, Glendale 48
Mike Danielian had 24 points for Grant (8-5). Glendale is 8-5.
11th Place
Moorpark 80, Reseda 60
Jon Aiwazian scored 16 points in the third quarter and finished with 33 points to lead Moorpark (6-6) over Reseda (3-4).
13th place
Camarillo 50, North Hollywood 44
Brett Scyphers had 21 points for Camarillo (5-9).
15th Place
Palmdale 59, Littlerock 46
Chuck McAlpine had 18 points for Palmdale (5-8). Littlerock is 0-10.
HOUSTON
Championship
Houston Milby 80, Fairfax 53
The Buffaloes (20-0), the top-ranked team in Texas 5A and ranked 18th in the nation, outscored Fairfax, 26-11, in the third quarter to increase a three-point lead to 18 and ran away with the championship game of the Academy National Invitational.Josh Shipp led Fairfax (9-2) with 15 points, but was just six of 25 from the field. Jawann McClellan had a game-high 25 for Milby.
Third place
Mater Dei 71, Rockville (Md.) Montrose Christian 54
Marcel Jones made six of his 10 three-point attempts and finished with 30 points and Mike Gerrity had 21 points and eight assists to lead No. 3 Mater Dei (12-2), which led by 12 points at halftime.
JOSHUA SPRINGS
First Round
Murrieta Calvary Chapel 71, Lake Arrowhead Christian 9
Academy for Academic Excellence 58, Joshua Springs 56
Bloomington Christian 67, Rio Hondo Prep 31
KATELLA
Third place
Western 44, Huntington Beach 31
Wilmer Fiapai had 19 points and grabbed six rebounds and Matt Goodloe chipped in with 10 points for Western (14-1). Huntington Beach is 7-6.
KISSIMMEE (FLA.)
Championship
Charlotte (N.C.) Providence Day 76, Edison 74 (2 OT)
Jeff Golden had 21 points for Edison (9-4), but the Chargers couldn’t hold on to an eight-point halftime lead at Disney’s Wide World of Sports.
LA QUINTA
Championship
Mira Costa 44, Shingle Springs Ponderosa 40
Tournament most valuable player J.R. Martinez made a three-pointer with two minutes left that gave Mira Costa (10-3) the lead for good. Mike Archuletta scored 13 points and was named all-tournament. Kyle Darr scored 10 points for Mira Costa, which trailed, 19-10, at halftime, but outscored Ponderosa (11-3) by a 21-13 margin in the fourth quarter.
La Quinta 67, Dana Hills 60 (third)
Yucaipa 81, Brentwood Liberty 75 (fifth)
Seventh place
El Segundo 67, Arrowhead Christian 56
Jamie Jones had 25 points, 15 rebounds and four blocks for El Segundo (5-7). Corbin Sanchez scored 22 points for Arrowhead Christian.
LA SALLE/TEMPLE CITY
Championship
Pasadena Marshall 79, La Canada 74
Rawlston Charles scored 32 points and was named the tournament MVP and Emmanuel Jones had 20 points for Pasadena Marshall (9-2). Philip Anderson had 24 points and Umar Khan added 23 points for La Canada (12-2). Pasadena Marshall outscored La Canada, 24-13, in the final quarter.
Third place
La Salle 56, Temple City 48
Ryan Burch scored 27 points to lead La Salle. Temple City falls to 3-11.
Fifth place
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 58, Keppel 51
Orlando Baeza had 20 points for Notre Dame (8-4).
Seventh place
Cerritos Valley Christian 63, Whittier 54
Mario Parish had 26 points for Cerritos Valley Christian.
Ninth place
Maranatha 55, Gabrielino 48
Mike Walker scored 14 points for Maranatha (10-3).
11th Place
Rosamond 74, Montebello 66
Julian Salazar scored 30 points for Rosamond.
LAS VEGAS
Third place
Woodbridge 77, St. John Bosco 54
David Burgess had 24 points and Kyle Farrell had 19 to help lift Woodbridge (9-6).
Consolation
Crossroads 58, Nanaimo (B.C.) Wellington 48
Norm Nixon scored 23 points to lead Crossroads (6-7).
LEWES (DEL.) CAPE HENLOPEN
Third place
Westchester 61, Jacksonville (Fla.) Arlington Country Day 50
LYNWOOD
Championship
Compton Centennial 73, Lynwood 67
Tournament most valuable player Arron Afflalo scored 38 points, including seven three-pointers, and Jervaughn Johnson added 17 points, 14 rebounds and five steals for No. 8 Centennial (10-2), which led, 44-25, at halftime. Davon Jefferson scored 27 points for No. 9 Lynwood (11-2), which pulled to within two points on several occasions in the fourth quarter.
Third place
Taft 77, Canyon Springs 61
Jordan Farmar had 30 points for Taft (10-2). Andre McGee had 28 points for Canyon Springs (6-7).
13th place
Serra 79, Compton 65
Kelvin Wilson had 22 points, 12 rebounds, eight assists and eight steals for Serra (7-6), which outscored Compton, 26-12, in the second quarter.
MOUNTAIN VIEW ST. FRANCIS
Championship
Irvine University 79, Mountain View St. Francis 61
A.J. Moskus had 27 points and Jon Asnon chipped in with 11 for University (9-2), which led by eight points at halftime. Moskus was named tournament MVP. St. Francis is 6-4.
NOGALES
Championship
Upland 68, Damien 61
Tournament MVP Alwyn Jordan scored 20 points for Upland (11-5). Freddy Brown scored 25 points for Damien (11-6).
Third place
Rowland 58, Nogales 48
Larry Tieu had 23 points, nine rebounds and five assists to lead Rowland (11-5). Nogales is 5-9.
Fifth place
San Dimas 54, Alta Loma 50
Michael Ryan-Flores had 30 points for San Dimas (8-6).
11th place
Bell Gardens 64, Bassett 54
Terrence Joyner, a 6-0 sophomore point guard, had a season-high 26 points and Mark Soto finished with 17 points and 15 rebounds for Bell Gardens (10-6).
13th Place
Narbonne 92, Azusa 64
Christian Smith had 41 points to lead Narbonne (7-7).
15th place
West Covina 52, Pioneer 45
Jonathon Gibson had 20 points to lead West Covina (3-11).
ONTARIO CHRISTIAN
Championship semifinals
Ontario Christian 62, Coachella Valley 54
Brian Vanden Heuvel had 15 points and seven rebounds and Brandon Bergeron tallied 13 points and 10 rebounds to lead host Ontario Christian (5-3).
South Hills 75, Pasadena Poly 49
Sean Hernandez scored 18 points for South Hills, which led, 41-19, at halftime. Jabari Trotter had 22 points for Poly (2-7).
Consolation semifinals
Whittier Christian 56, Big Bear 40
Tim McCarthy scored 20 for Whittier Christian.
Buckley 63, Vista Tri-City Christian 40
ORANGE
Fifth place
Corona Centennial 79, Ontario 69
Ryan Burnett had 18 points and nine rebounds and Justin Williams finished with 15 points and 10 rebounds for Centennial (10-4). Kyle Sears had 29 points for Ontario.
13th Place
Costa Mesa 56, Gahr 51
REDONDO Championship
Artesia 94, North Torrance 85
Derek Glasser had 22 points and was named first-team all-tournament and Vondre Williams had 28 points and 11 rebounds to capture the tournament MVP for Artesia (8-5).
Redondo 73, Leuzinger 49 (third)
Fifth place
Hawthorne 75, Mary Star 60
Marquanis Williams scored 27 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead Hawthorne (6-7). Jonathan Phillips had 21 points for Mary Star (6-8).
L.A. Jordan 76, Paramount 64 (seventh)
Jefferson 73, Venice 60 (ninth)
Arcadia 58, Lawndale 24 (11th)
SAN BERNARDINO
13th place
Loma Linda Academy 58, Barstow 39
Senior Michael Conner had 25 points and 7-0 senior center Michael Boone had 10 points, eight rebounds and 13 blocked shots for Loma Linda Academy.
SAN GABRIEL
Championship
Hueneme 61, Flintridge Prep 52
Charles Dillon had 24 points to lead Hueneme (12-1). Ramses Barden scored 19 for Flintridge Prep (5-5).
Bosco Tech 70, Blair 46 (third)
Fifth Place
Rolling Hills Prep 67, Duarte 58
Jason Daley scored 39 points for Rolling Hills Prep.
Gladstone 59, El Monte 29 (seventh)
SANTA BARBARA
Third place
Oxnard 68, Dos Pueblos 66
Stephan Wiggins made a 10-foot jumper with one second to play to lift Oxnard (12-1). Teammate Henry Patterson scored 28 points and had 11 rebounds. Scott Friessen had 22 points for Dos Pueblos (9-4).
Seventh place
Santa Monica 68, Righetti 55
Greg Walker had 23 points and 14 rebounds to lead Santa Monica (8-4).
SANTA MARIA VALLEY CHRISTIAN
Consolation
Hesperia Christian 77, Shandon 54
Josh Hamilton scored 25 points for Hesperia Christian (8-3). Malcolm Lynch scored 23 points for Shandon (2-4).
Hesperia Christian 64, Kern Valley 52
ST. ANTHONY
Championship
St. Margaret’s 66, Whitney 55
Tournament MVP Paul Janczyk had 19 points and 11 rebounds, Nic Benedetto had 15 points and Corey Fava dished out 10 assists for St. Margaret’s (12-0).
Fifth place
Sage Hill 42, Aquinas 29
Kevin Joyce had 23 points to lead Sage Hill (8-4).
TORREY PINES
National Division
Dominguez 57, Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) Flanagan 48 (third)
San Diego 68, Los Alamitos 54 (ninth)
11th place
Loyola 48, King 47
Vince Oliver had 16 points to lead No. 17 Loyola (7-5) over No. 16 King (9-5). Deandre Robinson had 15 points for King.
Fremont 69, Escondido 60 (13th)
Out-of-bracket games
Eisenhower 76, Rancho Buena Vista 54
Draper (Utah) Juan Diego Catholic 67, Eisenhower 63
American Division
Ocean View 63, Ayala 59 (fifth)
Ninth place
Long Beach Jordan 79, Brentwood 58
John Humphrey had 17 points, Julian Thurmond had 16 and Brantley Watson added 15 for Jordan. Adam Howland had 20 points, including six three-pointers, and Brandon Turner added 18 for Brentwood.
11th place
Chaparral 51, Montclair Prep 45
Chris Casazza had 18 points and Bert Whittington added 16 for Chaparral. Marlon Yates led Montclair Prep with 14 points and Bobby Webb added 10.
Governor’s Cup
Championship
Mesa (Ariz.) Dobson 65, El Toro 64
Tyler Gottstein had 18 points and seven rebounds and Jonathan Johnsonhad 14 points and six assists for El Toro (12-2), No. 18 in The Times’rankings. Dobson (11-4) is ranked ninth in Arizona 4A.
Rancho Bernardo 64, Thousand Oaks 53 (third)
Fifth place
Capistrano Valley 65, Palisades 53
Davis Baker had 22 for Capistrano Valley (13-1). D’Andre Bell scored 22 points for Palisades, which was outscored, 19-10, in the first quarter.
San Jose Bellarmine Prep 50, Hollywood 36 (ninth)
11th place
Simi Valley 64, San Diego St. Augustine 55
Mark Wells had 36 points for Simi Valley (10-4).
13th place
La Jolla 57, Montclair 40
Larry Gordon had 16 points to lead Montclair (10-6). Grant Gettlefinger had 23 points for La Jolla.
Coronado 68, South Torrance 56 (15th)
Mayor’s Trophy
Timpanogos (Utah) 54, Fountain Valley 48 (third)
Carlsbad 65, Oaks Christian 63 (fifth)
La Jolla Country Day 49, LACES 43 (ninth)
VILLAGE CHRISTIAN
Championship Semifinals
Campbell Hall 64, L.A. Baptist 61
Joe Ford had 21 points for Campbell Hall (10-0). Kiki Duffus had 30 points for L.A. Baptist (8-5).
St. Bernard 73, St. Francis 57
Chris Ceballos and Nonso Nibo each had 16 points for St. Bernard (9-3).
Consolation
Chadwick 67, Milken 65 (2 OT)
John DeCarlo scored 20 points, including a rebound and two game-winning free throws with three seconds left in the second overtime for Chadwick (6-7). Peter Bartlett made a layup at the buzzer to force overtime for Chadwick. Kevin Klein scored 23 points for Milken (7-3).
St. Genevieve 63, Milken 57
Jo Jo Arroyo had 30 points to lead St. Genevieve (4-8). Matt Michel had 28 points, including 14 from the free-throw line, to pace Milken.
INTERSECTIONAL
Bellingham (Wash.) Meridian 61, Upland Christian 50
Jake Garcia had 20 points for Upland Christian (3-7).
Monday, Dec. 29
TOURNAMENTS
ATASCADERO
First Round
Atascadero 78, Santa Maria 72
Mecklen Davis had 30 points and J.D. Berwick added 24 points for host Atascadero (10-0).
Woodinville 51 (Wash.), Granite Hills 45
Granite Hills drops to 6-3.
Templeton 63, Newbury Park 57
Denis Goss scored 27 points for Newbury Park (5-6).
Lompoc Cabrillo 81, Paso Robles 42
BERMUDA DUNES DESERT CHRISTIAN
First Round
Desert Christian 88, Running Springs CEDU 17
Eric Schneider scored 28 to lead Desert Christian.
Holtville 56, Calvary Baptist 51
Moreno Calvary Chapel 71, Rancho Mirage Palm Valley 32
Victor Valley Christian 70, Yucaipa Wilson Creek 61
BREA OLINDA
Pool play
Claremont 64, Warren 57
Jordan Block had 27 points to lift Claremont (10-4) past Warren (6-8).
Etiwanda 85, Brea Olinda 35
Darren Collison had 22 points and David Carter added 14 points to lead Etiwanda (10-1). Brea Olinda is 2-10.
Ganesha 63, Diamond Ranch 59 (OT)
Dimon Phelps had 18 points for Ganesha (8-4). Tim Miller had 21 points for Diamond Ranch. Ganesha was leading by four in regulation when Miller had two dunks to tie the game for Diamond Ranch. Phelps hit a three-point basket and two free throws with 1:41 left in overtime to lead Ganesha to the win.
Sunny Hills 65, Muir 40
James Kim had 17 points and Steve Schneider had 10 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to lift Sunny Hills (5-9). Muir is 4-6.
Fullerton 46, La Serna 45
CANTWELL-SACRED HEART
Pool play
El Rancho 52, Don Lugo 47
Rudi Navarrete had 25 points for El Rancho (6-7), which advances to the championship game tommorow. Jamil Greenwood scored 21 for Don Lugo (6-6).
St. Paul 64, Glenn 34
Kevin Martus scored 14 points and Quinn Alvarez added 11 points and 10 rebounds for St. Paul (6-9), which outscored Glenn, 21-8, in the third quarter to take a 25-point lead.
CATHEDRAL CITY/INDIO
Pool Play
Cathedral City 66, Rubidoux 60
Nicholas Johnson scored 17 points for Cathedral City (10-1). Rubidoux is now 5-7.
Victor Valley 72, Blythe Palo Verde Valley 42
Tim Spencer scored 19 points for Victor Valley (5-5).
CENTURY
Championship Semifinals
Glendora 53, Century 45
James Powell had 18 points, five assists and five steals to lead Glendora (14-0).
Cypress 48, Garden Grove Pacifica 41
Fifth place semifinal
Santa Ana 55, Bellevue Sammamish (Was.) 51
Tesoro 53, Aliso Niguel 51
Consolation semifinal
Colony 64, Laguna Beach 63
Placentia Valencia 74, Los Amigos 44
13th place semifinal
Saddleback 76, Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 60
Westminster 62, El Modena 53 (OT)
CHAMINADE
Championship semifinals
San Jose Valley Christian 56, El Camino Real 38
Jerry Cotton had 22 points for San Jose Valley Christian (9-1). El Camino falls to 10-3.
Torrance Bishop Montgomery 60, Calabasas 49
Ryan Tolson had 21 points and 10 rebounds for Bishop Montgomery (9-2). Steve Saunders had 20 points for Calabasas, which drops to 10-3.
Fifth Place semifinal
Lancaster 62, West Hills Chaminade 57
Deonte Huff scored all 20 of his points in the second half to lead Lancaster (7-6). Jeff Martin had 20 points for Chaminade, which falls to 6-7.
Monroe 62, Chatsworth 52
Rolando Nunez hit six three pointers and finished with 21 points to lead Monroe (7-4). Chatsworth is 2-10.
Consolation Semifinals
Valencia 71, Oak Park 48
Chan Allan had 19 points and 10 rebounds to lead Valencia (8-4). Blake Wildt had 19 points for Oak Park (7-5).
LA Washington Prep 46, San Francisco Riordan 42
13th place Semifinals
Seattle King’s 54, Granada Hills Kennedy 47
Snoqualmie (Wash.) Mount Si 59, Van Nuys 58
CHINO
Championship Semifinals
Hemet 58, Chino 56
Josh Hill had 21 points for Hemet (8-3).
Pool Play
Chino Hills 77, Palm Springs 62
CLOVIS
Conoslation Semifinals
Alemany 77, Merced Golden Valley 61
Brandon Robnett had 24 points for Alemany (7-3).
COVINA
Championship Semifinal
Downey 57, Covina 40
Matt Chagolla scored 23 points for Downey (12-2), which outscored Covina, 20-8, in the second quarter. David Brown scored 12 points for host Covina (10-4).
Fifth Place Semifinal
Long Beach Wilson 72, Monrovia 62
Chris Hart scored 30 points for Wilson (7-6).
Los Altos 58, Bishop Amat 47
Gabe Nazaroff had 19 points to lead Los Altos (7-6). Mike Flowers scored 16 for Bishop Amat (4-11).
Consolation Semifinal
Charter Oak 76, California 67
Andrew Martinez scored 22 points and William Harris added 19 for Charter Oak (12-3). Bryan Sanchez scored 29 points for California (5-7).
Northview 49, Arroyo 35
Adrian Acevedo had 15 points and David Cardona added 13 points for Northview (5-9).
DAYTONA BEACH (FL.) LOPEZ CATHOLIC
Championship Semifinal
Crespi 62, Lexington (Ky.) Walton-Verona 54
Joey Ellis scored 19 points for Crespi (9-2), which led 28-24 at halftime.
EL CAJON GRANITE HILLS
Pool Play
Granite Hills 65, Pacific Hills 57
Xavier Benosta scored 23 points for Pacific Hills (3-10). Granite Hills is 3-8.
GILBERT (ARIZ.)
First round
Santa Ana Valley 50, Phoenix North 48
Martin Gonzalez scored 32 points to lead the Falcons to the opening-round victory.
HALTOM CITY (Texas)
First round (games include)
Harvard-Westlake 89, Fort Worth (Texas) Haltom 46
Bryce Taylor scored 35 points, including six three-pointers, for Harvard-Westlake (6-2), which led 47-26 at halftime. The Wolverines will face Arlington (Texas) Bowie in a championship quarterfinal game on Tuesday.
HART
Championship Semifinals
Cleveland 71, Crescenta Valley 52
Nick Young had 23 points, 14 in the fourth quarter, and 13 rebounds to lead No. 14 Cleveland. George Aposhian had 17 points for Crescenta Valley (7-3).
Hart 72, West Bakersfield 57
Adam Rich had 18 points for Hart (10-1). West Bakersfield is now 9-2. Cleveland and Hart will play tommorow’s final, which is a rematch of last year’s semifinal when Cleveland won by two points.
13th place Semifinals
Camarillo 64, Littlerock 61
Robert Rodriguez had 14 points for Camarillo (4-9). Littlerock drops to 0-9.
North Hollywood 60, Palmdale 49
David Updegrove had 26 points and nine rebounds for North Hollywood (5-6). Charles McAlpine had 16 points, including 12 on three-point baskets, for Palmdale.
Fifth Place Semifinals
Burbank Burroughs 60, Canyon Country Canyon 54
Matt Jackson had 18 points to lead Burbank Burroughs (9-5). Kris Rincon had 15 points for Canyon Country Canyon (8-5).
Las Vegas Centennial 55, L.A. University 32
L.A. University (3-6) only scored 13 points in first 24 minutes of the game. Las Vegas Centennial is 7-3.
Consolation Semifinals
Grant 65, Reseda 59
Thomas Ware had 18 points for Grant (7-5). Reseda is 3-3.
Glendale 71, Moorpark 51
Raymond Dagher had 21 points to lead Glendale (8-4). Jon Aywazayn had 19 points for Moorpark (5-6).
HOUSTON ACADEMY
Championship Semifinals
Fairfax 78, Mater Dei 63
Josh Shipp made three three-pointers and finished with 26 points and Jamal Boykin had 21 points and 14 rebounds to lead No. 3 Fairfax (9-1), which led by 12 points at halftime. Marcel Jones had 15 points and six rebounds and Taylor King chipped in eight points and six rebounds for No. 2 Mater Dei (11-2), which turned the ball over 12 times, while the Lions gave it away just six times.
KATELLA
Pool play
Western 44, Katella 40
Matt Goodloe had 19 points and seven rebounds and Wilmer Fiapai added 12 points and nine rebounds for Western (13-1). Justin Caires made four three-pointers and finished with 18 points for Katella (3-10).
LA QUINTA
Pool Play
Dana Hills 60, Arrowhead Christian 36
Liberty 64, El Segundo 58
Ponderosa 62, La Quinta 30
Yucaipa 52, Mira Costa 44
LA SALLE/TEMPLE CITY
Championship semifinals
La Canada 44, La Salle 43
Chandler Ho made two game-winning free throws with nine seconds left and Philip Anderson scored 13 points to lead La Canada (10-1), which led, 24-15, at halftime. Ryan Burch scored 14 points for host La Salle (9-2).
Pasadena Marshall 82, Temple City 44
Temple City is now 3-10.
Fifth Place Semifinal
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 69, Cerritos Valley Christian 59
Orlando Baeza scored 28 points to lead Notre Dame.
Consolation Semifinal
Marantha 78, Montebello 58
Hector Cruz scored 24 for Montebello.
13th Place Semifinals
Franklin 67, Cathedral 48
T.C. Twardak had 24 points to lead Franklin (9-6). Cathedral falls to 3-9.
LA Marshall 61, Alhambra 52
LAS VEGAS
Ninth-place semifinals
Granada Hills 90, Casper (Wyo.) Kelly Walsh 66
Championship Quarterfinals
St. John Bosco 57, Las Vegas 50
Daniel Hackett had 14 points to lead No. 24 St. John Bosco (12-2), which led 28-21 at the break.
Las Vegas Durango 53, Woodbridge 52
Kyle Farrell had 16 points for Woodbridge (8-6).
Seventh Place Semifinal
Granada Hills 90, Casper (Wyo.) Kelly Walsh 66
Michael Schindler scored 34 points and Savoy Fraine added 29 points for Granada Hills (5-6).
17th place quarterfinal
Las Vegas Cimarron-Memorial 60, Crossroads 50
Consolation fourth round
Oakland Castlemont 53, Peninsula 49
Tucson (Ariz). Ironwood Ridge 57, Canoga Park 46
LEWES (Del.) CAPE HENLOPEN
Championship semifinals
LaPlace (La.) Reserve Christian Academy 79, Westchester 76
Westchester (10-1), which is ranked No. 1 by the Times, suffered its first loss of the season in a semifinal game of the Slam Dunk to the Beach tournament at Cape Henlopen. The Comets will face Jacksonville (Fla.) Arlington Country Day in the tournament third-place game Tuesday. Reserve Christian (24-5) will take on Southwest Atlanta Christian in the championship game.
LYNWOOD
Championship Semifinal
Compton Centennial 75, Taft 54
Aided by an aggresive man to man defense, Compton Centennial, ranked No. 8 in The Times rankings, limited UCLA-bound guard Jordan Farmar to eight points on one-of-13 shooting to come away with a 75-54 victory over sixth ranked Woodland Hills Taft in a semifinal game of the Lynwood Tournament.
Sophomore Jervaughn (cq) Johnson scored 17 points and UCLA-bound guard Arron Afflalo (cq) added 13 points for Centennial (9-2) which will play in tonight’s final at 8:40 p.m.
Maurice Walters scored 14 poitns for Taft (9-2).
--Eric Sondheimer
Lynwood 74, Canyon Springs 61
Fifth Place Semifinals
South Gate 69, Fresno Central 60
Lorenzo Mata had 28 points, 10 rebounds and four blocks for South Gate (5-6).
Long Beach Poly 59, Villa Park 47
Ninth Place Semifinals
Price 85, King-Drew 72
Schuyler McKay had 28 points and nine rebounds and Darren Morrison added 17 points and seven assists for Price (6-3).
Perris 67, Gardena 52
13th Place Semifinals
Gardena Serra 80, Morningside 67
Joseph Johnson had 16 points and 10 assists and Daniel Williams added 16 points and 11 rebounds for Serra (6-6).
Compton 60, Downey Calvary Chapel 56
MODESTO CHRISTIAN
Third round
Sylmar 88, East Bakersfield 80
Chris Booker scored 28 points to lead Sylmar (6-3).
MOUNTAIN VIEW/ST. FRANCIS
Championship Semifinal
Irvine University 61, San Jose Oak Grove 54
Jon Asnon made three three-pointers and finished with 24 points and A.J. Moskus added 17 points to lift University (8-2).
MT. CARMEL
Championship Semifinal
El Dorado 62, Trabuco Hills 45
Keith Cherry had 16 points and Joe Martinez and Peter Bond had 14 points apiece to lead El Dorado (9-3). Trabuco Hills is 10-6.
Consolation Semifinals
Arroyo Grande 65, Valley Center 45
Kyle Pollock had 18 points and Victor Garza scored 15 points, including 12 on three-point baskets, to lead Arroyo Grande (6-6).
NOGALES
Fifth Place
San Dimas 73, Walnut 63 (OT)
Michael Ryan-Flores had 31 points and Kenny Blue added 20 points for San Dimas (7-6).
Consolation Semifinals
Azuza 64, West Covina 62 (OT)
West Covina is 2-11.
Narbonne 77, Pioneer 61Eules Thompson scored 25 points and Christian Smith had 22 points for Narbonne (6-7).
ONTARIO CHRISTIAN
First round
Ontario Christian 67, Big Bear 39
Keith Gabrielse had 15 points for Ontario Christian (4-3).
Pasadena Poly 72, Vista Tri-City Christian 46
Jabari Trotter, a 6-0 freshman, had 27 points, including 20 in the first half, and John Olson added 10 points, making all six of his free throws, for Pasadena Poly (2-6).
Coachella Valley 51, Whittier Christian 42
South Hills 61, Buckley 45
ORANGE
Third round
Gahr 57, Orange 41
John Ricks had 22 points to lead Gahr (8-7). Orange is 3-9.
REDONDO
Championship Semifinals
Artesia 51, Redondo 46
Vondrae Williams had 12 points and 16 rebounds to lead Artesia (7-5) past Redondo (7-4).
North Torrance 80, Leuzinger 62
Fifth place semifinals
Mary Star 59, Paramount 54
Rand Rellatorres had 16 points, three assists and one steal to lead Mary Star (6-7). Stephon Williams had 16 points for Paramount (5-8).
Hawthorne 56, L.A. Jordan 52
Ninth place semifinals
Jefferson 66, Lawndale 43
Venice 68, Arcadia 62
SAN BERNARDINO
Championship Semifinals
Rancho Cucamonga 59, Cajon 55
Jordan Dunagan had 17 points for Rancho Cucamonga (9-5). Cajon is 8-4.
Consolation Semifinals
Loma Linda Academy 67, Ramona 48
Chris Purdom had 25 points and 13 rebounds for Loma Linda Academy (5-4).
Rim of the World 61, Kaiser 46
Steve Creswell had 20 points and 12 rebounds for Rim of the World (10-4). Kaiser is 7-9
SAN GABRIEL
Pool Play
Duarte 58, El Monte 57
Rocky Walls scored 20 points for Duarte (4-6), which overcame a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter. Eddie Ceja had 15 points for El Monte (2-12), which made a three-pointer with two seconds left to pull within a point.
Flintridge Prep 42, Bosco Tech 37
Andrew Beck had 14 points for Flintridge Prep (5-4). Bosco Tech is now 9-5.
Blair 62, Gladstone 44
Hueneme 82, Rolling Hills Prep 52
SANTA BARBARA
Championship Semifinals
Dorsey 55, Oxnard 48
Jonathon Heard had 16 points for Dorsey (11-2). Oxnard is 10-1.
Santa Barbara 60, Dos Pueblos 58 (OT)
Taylor Rochestie had 37 points for Santa Barbara (12-2).
Fifth Place Semifinal
Westlake 60, Righetti 54
13th Place Semifinals
San Diego Point Loma 48, San Marcos 45
Troy 61, West Torrance 52
Consolation Semifinals
Loma Linda Academy 67, Ramona 48
Chris Purdom had 25 points and 13 rebounds for Loma Linda Academy (5-4).
Pasadena 52, San Pedro 44
Jeremy Holland had 13 points and 11 rebounds for San Pedro (4-9).
San Jose Archbishop Mitty 54, San Jose Leigh 49
SANTA MARIA VALLEY CHRISTIAN
First Round
Lemore Kings Christian 83, Hesperia Christian 69
Justin Lott had 31 points and Mike Washington had 26 points for Lemore Kings Christian (7-2). Josh Hamilton had 24 points for Hesperia Christian (6-3).
ST. ANTHONY
Pool Play
Anaheim 67, Capistrano Valley Christian 43
Scott MacRae scored 17 points for Capistrano Valley Christian (3-7).
Sage Hill 46, Renaissance 32
Kevin Joyce had 20 points to lead host Sage Hill (7-4), which led 22-10 at halftime.
St. Margaret’s 82, Mesrobian 42
Paul Janczyk had 22 points, Nic Benedetto scored 14 and Corey Fava chipped in 12 points to lead St. Margaret’s (11-0).
TORREY PINES
American Division
Fifth Place Semifinals
Ayala 63, Rancho Buena Vista 55
Jason Fee had 20 points and 11 rebounds for Ayala (9-3). Rancho Buena Vista is 7-5.
Ocean View 69, Poway 56
Consolation games
Chaparral 66, San Diego Hoover 54
Bert Whittington had 29 points for Chaparral (9-5). San Diego Hoover is now 7-7.
Kenmore (N.Y.) Frontier Central 66, Montclair Prep 61
Governor’s Division
Championship semifinals
El Toro 61, Thousand Oaks 52
Jonathan Johnson had 17 points and Kelvin Kim had 14 points and five assists to lead No. 18 El Toro (12-1). Tyler Carr had 21 points for Thousand Oaks (9-4).
Capistrano Valley 55, Skyline 52
Fifth place Semifinals
Capistrano Valley 55, Oakland Skyline 52
Davis Baker made three three-pointers and had 25 points and Chad deCasas had 13 points for No. 11 Capistrano Valley (12-1).
Palisades 50, Draper (Utah) Juan Diego Catholic 43
D’Andre Bell scored 15 points and Corey Counts added 14 for Palisades.
Ninth place semifinals
Hollywood 48, Simi Valley 45
13th place semifinals
Montclair 69, South Torrance 57
Consolation pool play
Brentwood 55, La Jolla Country Day 45
Ben Kussman had 15 points, Adam Howland added 15 points and Brandon Turner chipped in 14 points to pace Brentwood (8-4). La Jolla Country Day is 6-5. Brentwood will play Long Beach Jordan in the Consolation Championship of the American division tomorrow.
Mayor’s Division
Championship semifinals
San Diego Parker 59, Fountain Valley 49
Fifth Place Semifinals
Oaks Christian 72, Fallbrook 58
Mike Hornbuckle had 26 points for Oaks Christian (10-2).
Consolation Semifinals
Oaks Christian 72, Fallbrook 58
National Division
Ninth place semifinals
Los Alamitos 56, Loyola 47
San Diego 74, King 50
13th place Semifinals
Escondido 48, Eisenhower 32 (forfeit)Eisenhower coach pulled team off the court after the third quarter with his team trailing 48-32.
Consolation game
University of San Diego 82, Fremont 72
VILLAGE CHRISTIAN
Pool play
Campbell Hall 68, Chadwick 43
Steve Tolbert had seven points and nine assists to lead Campbell Hall (11-0). Chadwick is 5-7.
L.A. Baptist 63, Bishop Diego 53
Andy Aijian had 21 points for Bishop Diego. L.A. Baptist improves to 8-4.
St. Bernard 64, Granada Hills Hillcrest Christian 62
Chris Ceballos had 15 points and made the game-winning 15-foot jump shot at the buzzer to lead St. Bernard. Ryan Haliday and Drew Rigney each scored 21 points for Hillcrest Christian (6-3), which trailed 30-27 at halftime.
Milken 48, St. Genevieve 46
St. Bernard 64, Granada Hills Hillcrest Christian 62
NONLEAGUE
Avalon 53, Bell-Jeff 40
Avalon improves to 5-4.
Murrieta Calvary Chapel 63, Western Christian 46
Chris Elder had 24 points and tallied five rebounds, five steals and four assists to lead host Murrieta Calvary Chapel (7-3). Western Christian is 5-6.
INTERSECTIONAL
Everson (Wash.) Nooksack Valley 64, Upland Christian 46
Jake Garcia had 24 points for Upland Christian (3-6).
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