GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL : San Gabriel Tournament

Kennedy 94,

Glendale 24

HIGHLIGHTS: The Golden Cougars led at the end of the first quarter, 24-5.... Junior forward Dianne DeCree (K), an all-City first team selection last season, had 25 points and 16 rebounds.... Shelley Mercer (K) also had 25 points.... Senior guard Stacy Parson (K) had 12 points, 9 assists and 5 steals.... The Golden Cougars play Chino in the tournament semifinal tonight.

SCORING LEADERS: DeCree (K) 25; Mercer (K) 25; Zoroghlian (G) 15; Rush (K) 14; Parson (K) 12.

REBOUND LEADERS: DeCree (K) 16.

ASSIST LEADERS: Bailey (K) 12; Parson (K) 9.

Artesia Tournament

Louisville 62,

Mira Costa 30

HIGHLIGHTS: Marianella Cruz and Andrea Knapp each scored six points in the first quarter to give Louisville a 16-point lead. The Royals led, 12-0, after Tina Kohler opened the game with four points. Louisville’s fast-break offense and full-court defense keyed the Royals’ win.

SCORING LEADERS: Andrea Knapp (L) 20; Marianella Cruz (L) 10.

Nonleague

Chaminade 47,

Marymount 43

HIGHLIGHTS: Lucy Breaker (C) had 15 points, and Kathleen Talbot (C) and Melissa Ingalls (C) had 14 points.... With 15 seconds left in the game, the Eagles led by a point, but when Talbot hit a1-and-1, the free throws put the game out of reach.... Chaminade never trailed, but the game wastied four times.... Cathy McNamee (M) scored 15 points....The game was physical, with the Eagles pulling down 32 rebounds.... The Eagles’ big gest lead (11) came in the third quarter.

SCORING LEADERS: Lucy Breaker (C) 15; Kathleen Talbot (C) 14; Melissa Ingalls (C) 14. Cathy McNamee (M) 15. Karen Pope (M) 10.

LA Baptist 50,

St. Genevieve 42

HIGHLIGHTS: The Valiants surged to an eight-point lead with about two minutes left in the first quarter.... LA Baptist center Dawn Broline had a game-high 27 points.... St. Genevieve had a poor night at the free throw line, making just 2 of 15 attempts, while LA Baptist connected on 10 of 19.... St. Genevieve players Eliza beth Morelos, Lisa Dandurand, and Ann Baida all fouled out.

SCORING LEADERS: Ann Baida (SG) 9; Lisa Dandurand (SG) 8; Diane Heffernan (SG) 8; Elizabeth Morelos (SG) 7; Dawn Broline (LAB) 27; Kendra Frazier (LAB) 14.

Canoga Park 35,

Franklin 30

HIGHLIGHTS: Canoga Park held off a late rally by the Panthers to improve their record to 2-0. . . . Julie Burmester (CP) led all scorers with 19 points. She also had 12 rebounds. . . . Julie Trinh (F) collected 15 rebounds.

SCORING LEADERS: Julie Burmester (CP) 19; Cassandra Sterling (CP) 6; Stephanie DeLange (CP) 6; Bowena Barcelonia (F) 11; Bettina Grangfre (F) 4; Georgina Peret (F) 4.

Buckley 49,

Pilgrim 47

HIGHLIGHTS: With the score tied at 47 and 50 seconds left in the game, sophomore guard Laura Kirkpatrick stole the ball and fed Ariana Lallone under the basket for a layup to give Buckley the win. The Griffins trailed by eight points after three quarters, but Lallone scored 11 points in the fourth quarter. Kirkpatrick, in her first varsity start for Buckley, made five steals.

Moorpark 36,

W. Valley Christian 25

HIGHLIGHTS: Sophomore guard Nana Barrera scored eight field goals in the second quarter to boost Moorpark past West Valley Christian. Barrera finished the night with a game-high 26 points.

SCORING LEADERS: Nana Barrera (M) 26; Randi Arnold (WVC) 7; Donnell Johnston (WVC) 7.