Basketball: City championship results

By Times staff

Feb. 29, 2020 9:24 PM PT

CITY BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Saturday

Boys’ Open Division: Westchester 68, Fairfax 43

Boys’ Division I: Palisades 50, Narbonne 38

Boys’ Division II: Los Angeles Roosevelt 51, South East 43

Girls’ Open Division: Palisades 60, Los Angeles Hamilton 44

Girls’ Division I: Westchester 67, Carson 38

Girls’ Division II: Los Angeles CES 49, Los Angeles Marshall 44

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