FASTBREAK

FEATS OF THE WEEK

* Drew Rigney nearly recorded a quadruple-double with 27 points, 12 rebounds, 11 assists and nine steals during Granada Hills Hillcrest Christian’s 99-37 victory over Thousand Oaks Hillcrest Christian in a Westside League game.

* Joe Ford’s layup with 33 seconds left completed a 12-point, fourth-quarter comeback as North Hollywood Campbell Hall defeated Pasadena Marshall, 57-55, in a Delphic League game.

IN THE CLUTCH

* Maurice Newton made a four-foot shot off an inbound lob with two seconds left to lift Upland to a 61-59 Baseline League victory over Claremont. Newton had 31 points.

* Julian Salazar made an eight-foot jump shot with six seconds left to give Rosamond a 50-49 High Desert League victory over Mojave. Salazar had 22 points and 17 rebounds.

UPSET SPECIAL

* Peter Bond made four free throws in the final minute to secure Placentia El Dorado’s 48-42 Century League victory over then-No. 5 Brea Olinda.

TEAMS ON THE RISE

* Woodland Hills Taft. The Toreadors (17-4), who are in first place in the West Valley League, will receive a boost this week when forward Dwight Grant and center Ronnel Ramsey return after being academically ineligible earlier in the season.

* Riverside King. The defending Southern Section Division II-A champion Wolves (16-6), who sputtered in the early stages of the season, are 6-0 in the Sunkist League.

LOOKING AHEAD

* Westchester plays nationally top-ranked Akron (Ohio) St. Vincent-St. Mary at 4:30 p.m. PST Saturday in Trenton, N.J. Whether St. Vincent-St. Mary star LeBron James will play after being declared ineligible last week for compromising his amateur status remains unknown. James may appeal the Ohio High School Athletic Assn.’s decision and could file a temporary restraining order in an attempt to keep playing.

-- Ben Bolch