VALLEY ROUNDUP

In other men’s basketball games:

The Master’s 126, Southwestern Baptist Bible 46--Ted Hahs scored a game-high 29 points to lead The Master’s at home.

Joe Don Bryant added 18 points for Master’s (10-7). David Humphreys (16 points), Stuart Epperson (14) and Rusty Clark (16) also scored in double figures for the Mustangs, who led, 71-15, at halftime.

Canyons 65, Cuesta 54--Nick Sanderson scored a game-high 21 points and added nine rebounds for Canyons in a nonconference game at Cuesta.

Freshman David Langley added 20 points for Canyons (10-11). Cuesta is 4-14.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Cuesta 67, Canyon 65 (OT)--Keira Irwin hit a pair of free throws to force overtime, but Canyons couldn’t take advantage of the extra opportunity, dropping a Western State Conference game on the road.

Kim Posey scored 25 points and grabbed a game-high 14 rebounds to lead Canyons (11-10). DeeDee Henson added 12 and Irwin 11. Cuesta, which trailed by 11 points at halftime, is 14-8.

BOYS’ BASKETBALL

Notre Dame 66, Bishop Montgomery 62--G. C. Marcaccini scored a game-high 21 points for Notre Dame in a Mission League game at home.

Marcaccini scored eight points in the fourth quarter to keep Bishop Montgomery at bay.

Marcello Anderson-Tellez added 18 points for Notre Dame, which improved to 14-3, 5-0 in league play.

St. Bernard 67, Chaminade 59--Richard Fei scored a game-high 23 points for Chaminade in a Mission League loss at home.

Wyking Jones, a 6-foot-7 center, led St. Bernard with 19 points.

Mark Wiltshire added 13 points and Fei made seven three-point baskets for Chaminade, which had 15 in the game.

Providence 73, Yeshiva 71 (OT)--Senior forward Daniel McNutt hit a 15-foot baseline jump shot at the buzzer to win a Liberty League game at Providence.

Sophomore guard Hagop Yaglian scored 19 points and sophomore Barry Dabbaghian added 17 for Providence (8-8, 1-0).

GIRLS’ SOCCER

Chatsworth 7, Cleveland 0--Two-time defending City Section champion Chatsworth limited Cleveland to one shot on goal in a Northwest Valley Conference match at Chatsworth.

Left wing Mary Oades led Chatsworth with two goals. Teammates Becky Andrews, Daria Neal, Stephanie Dubruvetz, Erin Barry and Karen Ogasawara each scored once.

Goalkeepers Maggie Sherman and Kim Kuhn combined on the shutout, the team’s ninth in 11 matches.

Kris Bassler had two assists for the Chancellors (11-0, 7-0), who face unbeaten El Camino Real at Chatsworth on Wednesday at 7 p.m.

El Camino Real 3, Granada Hills 0--Tatum Mahoney, Holly Goldstein and Tina Noreiga each scored for host El Camino Real (10-0, 7-0) in a Northwest Valley Conference match.

La Reina 2, Oak Park 0--La Reina moved closer to its first Tri-Valley League title with a win at Wildflower Park in Thousand Oaks.

Jamie Armstrong scored in the first half and Alicia Moon added a goal in the second for La Reina (12-0, 7-0), ranked No. 2 in the Southern Section 1-A Division. Armstrong and Moon each assisted on the other’s goal.

Chaminade 4, St. Bernard 0--Goalkeeper Heather Salzer made six saves en route to her 10th shutout of season as Chaminade knocked off St. Bernard in a Mission League match.

Natalie Dill, Odette Velasquez, Tiffany Van Leeuwen and Erin Noonan each scored for Chaminade (10-1-4, 2-1-1). St. Bernard is 3-5, 0-3.

BOYS’ SOCCER

Granada Hills 3, Kennedy 2--Chris Markey scored with 15 minutes remaining to break a 2-2 tie in a Northwest Valley Conference match at Granada Hills.

Markey, who also scored the Highlanders’ first goal, scored both goals off assists from Kelly Brockway.

Brockway also added a goal for Granada Hills (4-4-2 in league play). Anthony Ordonez and Louie Sandoval scored for Kennedy.

Birmingham 4, North Hollywood 0--Dario Gomez, Ronald Contreras, Oscar Portillo and Wilson Ayala scored for Birmingham in a Valley Pac-8 Conference match.

Backup goalkeeper Willia Palacios recorded his first shutout for Birmingham (7-1-2, 6-0), which faces undefeated Grant on Wednesday at 2:45 p.m.

Grant 4, Monroe 1--Carlos Lemus scored two goals and teammates Edgar Virgil and Jose Castaneda added one each for Grant (11-0-2, 5-0-1) in a Valley Pac-8 Conference match at home.