Southern Section Girls’ Basketball Playoffs

In other 4-AA games:

Canyon 69, Kennedy 46--Keri Erkenbrack scored 31 points and had 13 rebounds to lead Canyon at home. Christa Ramirez (12 points, 10 assists) and Sherri Rhyne (12 rebounds, 6 blocked shots) helped Canyon (20-4). Michelle Harris had 22 points for Kennedy (11-10).

Downey 56, Tustin 45--Heidi Crammer scored 16 points and had 12 rebounds to lead Downey at Tustin. Wanda Sequiera led Tustin (15-11) with 19 points.

Mission Viejo 83, San Bernardino 50--Center Jennifer Rohrig scored 19 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to pace visiting Mission Viejo (22-4). Other leading scorers for Mission Viejo were guard Tina Ranker with 17 points, forwards Derrie Nauta and Kristen Okura with 17 points each, and guard Shannon Morgon with 12. Ranker also had 9 assists. Tracy Allen had 11 points and Stephanie Deramus contributed 10 to pace San Bernardino (12-12).

Valencia 56, Cajon 42--Center Kristen McDonald led visiting Valencia (17-9) with 23 points.

In the 5-AA:

Fountain Valley 64, Palmdale 48--Guard Stacey Hisaka had 20 points for Fountain Valley (20-8). Forward Amy Brand added 12 points and guard Kami Bigler had 11 for Fountrain Valley.

In the 4-A:

Woodbridge 52, Burroughs 43--Junior Leslie Rathbun led all scorers with 26 points and senior Gina Krouse scored 10 points and grabbed seven rebounds for Woodbridge at Woodbridge.

Woodbridge (21-5), the Pacific Coast League champion, will face Katella in a quarterfinal matchup on Thursday. Burroughs is 17-8.

Krouse, who broke her right wrist in mid-December and has played in only the last seven games, made the difference. She scored five of her 10 points in the fourth quarter and her three-point play with 4:48 remaining gave the Warriors a 46-38 lead.

“We expected big things from Gina entering this season,” Woodbridge Coach Eric Bangs said. “This is only her seventh game back and having her in the lineup really helps our inside game.”

Burroughs trailed, 26-19, at halftime and was able to cut the lead to one (35-34) with just under 30 seconds to play in the third quarter, but could get no closer. The Warriors made seven of nine free throws in the final quarter to hold off Burroughs.