THE PREPS : SOUTHERN SECTION DIVISION II-A GIRLS’ BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Troubled Brea Olinda Overwhelms Kennedy
Brea Olinda played most of the first half without Kyoko Miller and Jennifer Saari, who were in foul trouble, and Dawn Metz was battling the flu, but in the end the Ladycats (25-2) pulled it together to overwhelm Kennedy, 85-31, Saturday night at Brea Olinda High.
“We were a bit rusty at the start and it showed,” said Brea Olinda Coach Jeff Sink, whose team scored 15 points in the first quarter.
Lee Moulin paced the Ladycats with 22 points and Metz, who scored only two points in the first half, had 18 in the second half to finish with 20.
Top-seeded Brea Olinda, winners of four-straight State championships, will continue their roll toward a fifth against Inglewood in the quarterfinals.
In other Division II-A games:
Edison 66, Murrietta Valley 24--Marie Philman scored 22 points and Kerry O’Bric added 12 points and eight steals for fourth-seeded Edison (19-6), which led, 36-11, at halftime.
The Chargers will face Ventura, the second-place team from the Channel League in the quarterfinals.
El Dorado 69, Riverside Rubidoux 44--Michelle DeBruijn scored 19 points to lead visiting El Dorado (21-5), which outscored Riverside Rubidoux, 23-12, in the first quarter and cruised the rest of the way. Beau Bryant added 14 points for the Golden Hawks, who will face the winner of Pasadena Muir-La Puente.
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