December 2007 Archives

DESERT HEAT CLASSIC

National Division Championship

All-tournament selection Derrick Rodgers had 11 of his 17 points in the fourth quarter to help the Grizzlies (11-5) capture the title in their first appearance in the tournament with a win over the Wolverines (9-5).

UCLA-bound sophomore and tournament MVP Kendall Williams, who averaged 25 points and six assists during the tournament, scored 27 points while all-tournament selection Michale Blaylock received the honor for his defensive prowess.

Los Osos also defeated the 5th ranked team from Washington and the 4th ranked team from Nevada during the tournament.

SERRANO DIAMONDBACK CLASSIC

The Knights (10-2) played a stifling full-court defense in which Diamond Smith had five crucial steals in the second half, giving Rialto a third-place finish after defeating the Cougars (8-4).
Smith had 15 points, and Brittanie Tuioti contributed 12 points and 10 rebounds for Rialto, which overcame a 27-18 halftime deficit.

PALM SPRINGS TOURNAMENT

Adrianne Thomas’ 16 points paced the SkyHawks over Temecula Chaparral in the championship game.
Maiya Michel added nine for the Skyhawks (14-1), who held the Pumas to four points in the first quarter.

DON LUGO TOURNAMENT

Angela Terrones had 13 points and assisted on Renae Upton’s basket with two minutes left to clinch the victory for the Jaguars (2-8).
Ontario freshman Ngozi Udeh scored 12 points against the Lions (1-8) in her first start.

DON LUGO TOURNAMENT

Kellie Moore had 21 points, 11 assists and eight steals to lead the Cowgirls (7-8) to a fifth-place finish with a win over Riverside Patriot (4-9).
Kourtney Gilbert added 14 points and six steals while Robin Fernandes contributed 13 points for Chino, which hit a season-high nine 3-pointers.

TORREY PINES TOURNAMENT

Del Wilson hit four 3-pointers en route to a game-high 22 points in the championship game for the Eagles (13-2).
Wilson added seven steals and six assists for Eisenhower, which got 17 points from David Chavarria.

PALOMA VALLEY WINTER SHOOTOUT

Sarunas Jackson scored 16 points and pulled down 12 rebounds to lead the Mustangs to a win over the Wildcats in the fifth-place game.
Chris Drisdom was an all-tournament selection for Roosevelt, as was Montreal Harris, who scored 24 for Twentynine Palms.

PALOMA VALLEY WINTER SHOOTOUT

Byron Wesley Jr. paced the Knights (6-8) with 19 points and 12 rebounds in the victory over the Bulldogs (6-9).
Xavier Reid added eight assists and four steals for Rialto, which led by 17 points at halftime.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN KNIGHT TIME CLASSIC

The Bears (9-5) got 12 points and seven rebounds in the third-place game from Kriss Proctor.
Proctor was named to the all-tournament team, and Jesse Ceron added 13 points and seven rebounds against Poly (10-3).

LINFIELD CHRISTIAN TOURNAMENT

Cory Halloman scored 44<TH>points in two games to lead the Falcons to a championship at the Linfield Christian Tournament.
The Falcons (13-3) defeated Morro Bay in the semifinal, then came back with a 50-46 win over the host school in the final later in the day.
Halloman had 30 in the first game, then followed up with 14<TH>points, four assists and three steals in the title tilt.

DESERT HEAT CLASSIC

Miles Jerrett scored 15 points and grabbed seven rebounds for the Bulldogs (10-3) to take third place with a win over the Tartans (5-2).
Jordan Ramos added 12 points, nine assists and eight steals for Ayala, which led by as much as 30 points in the fourth quarter, due largely in part to their nine 3-pointers.

LOMA LINDA TOURNAMENT

Championship

The Roadrunners' came out with a strong defensive effort in closing out on the perimeter shots against the Cardinals.

Sabrina Cruz led all scorers with 20 points while Victoria Lowe added nine points, two rebounds, and two assists for Loma Linda, who led 29-22 at the half.

Mesa Grande was led by Carla Bartlett's 13 points and Megan Williams 11 points.

UPLAND TOURNAMENT

Marc-Anthony Diaz scored the deciding penalty kick for the Tigers (5-8). Sergio Arteaga scored the initial goal for Chaffey while Claremont’s goal was an own goal.
Jesus Estrada had three saves for Chaffey.

GLENDORA TOURNAMENT

The Wolfpack (10-4) were led by all-tourny selection Brandi Brown's 22 points and a career-high 22 rebounds in defeating the Tartans (9-6) in the third place game.

All-Tournament selection Amber Williams had eight points and 13 rebounds for Claremont, who improved on their fifth place finish from last year's tournament.

WHITTIER CHRISTIAN TOURNAMENT

Akeem Nesbeth’s game-winning steal and layup with 16 seconds left gave Ontario victory over Whittier Christian in a Whittier Christian Tournament semifinal game Saturday.
Nesbeth scored a team-high 19 points and Brandon Tuggle added 14 for the Jaguars (8-5), which plays Cathedral for the championship at 4:30 p.m. Monday.

BANNING TOURNAMENT

Nicole Cooper scored a game-high 18 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to help lift the Hawks (8-4) to the championship game with a pool play victory over Hemet West Valley.
Ronni Reynolds added seven points and six steals for Arroyo Valley, who will face the winner of the Banning-Redlands game at 7:30 p.m. today.

DON LUGO TOURNAMENT

Kourtney Gilbert and Robin Fernandes each scored 21 points to lead the Cowgirls (6-8).
Jessica Miller added seven assists for Chino, which plays Patriot at 2:30 p.m. at Don Lugo for fifth place.

DON LUGO TOURNAMENT

Kayla Valentine scored 13 points, with 11 coming in the first quarter, as the Conquistadors (11-5) advanced to the championship with a pool play win over the Cavaliers.
Melanie Fagaly added 11 points and 10 rebounds for Don Lugo, who led 41-10 at the half.
Montclair was led by Shoquoya Woods’ 11 points and Rachel Saucedo’s five.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN CLASSIC

Shane Sousa and Manuel Macias scored goals for the Knights (9-1) in leading them to a fourth place finish with a win over their Christian League rival Lancers (9-6).
Goalkeepr Frank Torres got his fourth shutout of the season with eight saves.

GLENDORA TOURNAMENT

Joyce Koloa’s 23 points led the Tigers (12-0), who advanced to tonight’s championship game against Glendale Hoover with the victory.
Monet Smith added eight points and 10 rebounds, and Lani Mateale had nine rebounds to go along with her 13 points. Deanna Flores’ 16 points led Rim of the World.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN CLASSIC

Alan Supernaw’s second goal of the game, three minutes into overtime, gave the Eagles (12-0-2) the tournament championship.
Supernaw’s shot was a high shot over the goalie’s shoulder from the left of the goal into the upper left corner. Supernaw had tied the score in the 70th minute with a low shot from the left side.
ACA next plays against Covina Western Christian on Jan. 3 at 3:15 p.m. at Crafton Park.

GLENDORA TOURNAMENT

Amber Williams scored 21 points with 11 rebounds, Vanessa Wright had 19 with nine assists for the Wolfpack (9-4) at the end of pool play.
Kori Carter and Brandi Brown each scored 11 respectively for Claremont which plays tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. at Glendora for third place.

BOYS SOCCER

The Spartans (4-5-4) scored four second-half goals on their way to the consolation third place finish with a victory over the Bruins.
Aldo Iniguez, Ramon Meza, Marco Lopez, Angel De Leon and Taylor Kern scored a goal apiece with Meza and Iniguez adding an assist.
Goalkeeper Enrique Martinez had six saves for San Gorgonio.

LA CANADA HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT

A missed 3-pointer at the buzzer preserved the victory for the Highlanders (8-7), who were led by Janee Goomdan’s 12 points.
Heather Brown added 11 for Upland, which will play for fifth place at 2:30 p.m. today at La Cañada High School.

TORREY PINES TOURNAMENT

The Eagles (12-2) defeated the fifth-ranked team in San Diego County in handing Mission Hills (9-2) only their second loss of the season.
Alex Varner led Eisenhower with 15 points, including four three-pointers, and grabbed eight rebounds while Andrew Bock added 11 points off of three three-pointers.
Eisenhower advances to the title game and faces the winner of the Mayfair-La Costa Canyon game at 5 p.m. at Torrey Pines High School.

TARBUT V’TORAH TOURNAMENT

Carl Cooper scored 22 points in the first quarter en route to a game-high 30 and the Trojans improved to 10-0 on the season.
Keith Shamburger added 13 points and 10 assists for La Verne Lutheran.

MURRIETA VALLEY NIGHTHAWK CLASSIC

Jolene Castanon scored 13 points, but the Thunderbirds (6-6) fell behind by 25 points at halftime en route to the pool play loss.
Yucaipa will play Riverside La Sierra at 2:30 p.m. tomorrowat Murrieta Valley High School.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN KNIGHT TIME CLASSIC

Evan Imperio made his final two free-throws with .06 seconds left as the Eagles (10-5) defeated the Bears. Mark Dunham scored 17 points with eight rebounds for ACA, which plays today at 1:30 p.m. today at Ontario Christian.

PALM SPRINGS DESERT TOURNAMENT

Keisha Albert led all scorers with 17 points, Cierra Wasp added 16 and the Cardinals (4-3) advanced to the consolation championship game.
Jasmine Ray followed up her 36-point effort against Hemet on Thursday with 15 points for San Bernardino, which will face San Jacinto at 3 p.m. today.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN KNIGHT TIME CLASSIC

The Royals raced to a 21-point halftime lead to win the semifinal game. Kriss Proctor scored 16 points to lead the Bears (8-5), which plays for third place at 4:30 p.m. today.

NOGALES TOURNAMENT

James Tonie scored 27 points, including three three-pointers, to lead the Diamondbacks (12-1) past the Tigers (11-2) in the consolation bracket.
After going scoreless in the first quarter, Davie Champagnie scored a career-high 43 points and grabbed 20 rebounds while freshman Jordan Daniels contributed 13 points and 12 assists.
Chaffey faces the winner of the Nogales-Diamond Bar game at 1:45 p.m. today.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN KNIGHT TIME CLASSIC

Danielle Dirksen scored six points with 11 rebounds as the Knights (6-5) fell to the Panthers in the third game of pool play.

NOGALES TOURNAMENT

Austin Napolitano scored 16 points but the Spartans (11-4) fell in the semifinals to Rancho Verde (8-4).
Trevor Woodland added 12 points for Damein, who made it a five-point game with three minutes left before having to foul.

LINFIELD CHRISTIAN TOURNAMENT

Cory Hollamon made a 15-foot jump shot at the buzzard to give the Falcons (11-3) their second straight victory in the tournament with a win over the Trojans.
Hollaman had 22 points while James Albert added 19 points and 11 rebounds for Aquinas, who held off a second-half charge after leading 40-31 at the half.
Yucca Valley was led by Conner Madden’s 13 points and Devon Norris’ 12, all on three-pointers.
Aquinas faces Morro Bay at 10 a.m. today and tournament host Linfield Christian at 1 p.m.

DESERT HEAT CLASSIC

Mike Cardenas hit seven 3-pointers en route to a game-high 29 points as the Rebels (9-5) advanced to the championship game in Cathedral City.
Deondre Brodie added 13 points and five assists, and David Freeman had six assists off the bench for Miller.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN WINTER CLASSIC

Jenna Gann and Kaitlyn Mendoza found the back of the net for the Knights (8-6-1) to lead them to the tournament title for the second straight year with a win over the Titans.
Mendoza also added an assist while goalie Martina Long recorded her second shutout of the season with two saves.

DESERT HEAT CLASSIC

The Grizzlies (10-5) knocked off the No. 5 state-ranked team from Washington, the Islanders (9-1) to advance to the championship game of the National Division at Cathedral City HS.
Los Osos was led by Kendall Williams’ 18 points and five assists while Mychal Blaylock added 10 points and seven rebounds while holding the tournament’s leading scorer to only 12 points.
Los Osos will face the winner of the Margaret Weslake-West Grove game for the championship at 8:30 p.m. today at Cathedral City HS.

RANCHO VERDE TOURNAMENT

Camille Oscar scored in the 57th minute off of Mary Castro’s corner kick to snap a 1-1 tie and lift the Lions (8-5-2) to victory. Ni’risie Castillo scored in the first half for Carter.
Carter will play host Rancho Verde today at 3 p.m., and a victory would give the Lions the championship.

SAN GORGONIO HOLIDAY CLASSIC

Tournament MVP Sam Wilson scored the game-winning penalty kick to give the Diamondbacks (14-1-0) the torunament title with a win over defending champion Temecula Valley.
Wilson, who is also the goalkeeper, saved nine shots and did not allow a goal throughout the five-game tournament.
All-tournament selections from Serrano, notably all defenders, included Phoenix Oliveras, Whitney Haymaker, Stephanie Wilson and Bianca Garcia.

SAN GORGONIO HOLIDAY CLASSIC

Casey Mendoza set up Kloey Glass for the game’s only goal, and the Terriers (5-3-2) got seven saves from Charlene Roorda to clinch third place in the tournament.
Goalie Erin Salazar stopped four of five shots in the first half for the Wildcats, and Brittany Winegar blocked both shots she faced in the second half.

BLOOMINGTON CHRISTIAN CLASSIC

Mike Schafer’s 20 points led all scorers and the Eagles (3-4) advanced to a semifinal date with Lucerne Valley Christian at Bloomington Christian.
Matt Polasino had 18 points and 16 rebounds for the Cougars (2-8), and Ukem Everett led Cal Vary Baptist with 17 rebounds.

AYALA TOURNAMENT

Ayala won it’s back to back own host tournament with a championship victory over Los Osos 9-3.
The leading scorer for the Bulldogs (8-1) in the entire tournament in five games was Alex Ford with 18 goals. Dani Curran was the leading scorer for Ayala in the championship game scoring four.
Ayala opens up Sierra League host to Glendora Tuesday, January 8th at 4:15 p.m.

KIWANIS TOURNAMENT

Thomas Capruscio scored 31 points, making 14 of 16 field-goal attempts, to lead the Fighting Scots. Dwight Wood had 23 points for Rim of the World, which improved to 7-5.
Sammy Hicks hit three 3-pointers for Silverado. Jamil Patterson had 15, while Aaron Green and Jordan Hornton 10 each added 10 points.

KIWANIS TOURNAMENT

The Bruins raced to a 43-23 halftime advantage, and managed to hold off Pacific.
Darryn Harrison paced Bloomington with 25 points and Ricardo Sanches had 17. Bloomington will face Rim of the World at 6:30 p.m. at Cajon High School tomorrow in the consolation bracket.

Pacific managed to cut the Bruins’ lead to one, but fell just short at the end. Christone Feltzs led all scorers with 32 points.

LOMA LINDA TOURNAMENT

Thad Lowe scored 18 points with 16 rebounds for the Roadrunners (7-7) in pool play. Cameron Buckley added 17 for Loma Linda, which is undefeated (2-0) in the tournament.

MODESTO CHRISTIAN TOURNAMENT

Tre Brewer scored 15 points as the Eagles (13-0) defeated the Titans. Rome Draper had 13 and 10 rebounds for Etiwanda, which plays in the semifinals today against Sacramento at 7 p.m. at Modesto Christian.

WHITTIER CHRISTIAN TOURNAMENT

Brandon Tuggle scored 22 points with 11 rebounds as the Jaguars (7-5) beat the Buccaneers.
Luis Vargas had 19 points for Ontario, which plays Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Whittier Christian in the semifinals.

TARBUT V'TORAH TOURNAMENT

Carl Cooper scored 24 points, had five assists and five steals to lead the Trojans (9-0) to a pool-play victory.
Keith Shamburger scored 21 points and had eight assists for La Verne Lutheran, which was sparked by a thunderous first-quarter dunk by freshman Bruce English.

BANNING TOURNAMENT

Ronni Reynolds had 16 points and eight steals as the Hawks (7-4) beat the Cougars. Shamenia Jefferson added 12 for Arroyo Valley in the second game of pool play.

BANNING TOURNAMENT

Junior Lauren Jacobs scored 18 points and had 10 assists and seven steals to lead the Bulldogs (11-2) past the Blackhawks in the quarterfinals at Banning. Senior Emily Vore had 17 points and 16 rebounds.
Redlands will play Banning at 7:30 in the late semifinal tomorrow.

BLOOMINGTON CHRISTIAN WINTER CLASSIC

Amy Cooper and Cherise Anderson each scored 12 points for LAC (6-0).
Nikole Logue had 26 points, 10 rebounds and seven steals for Calvary Baptist (3-4, 3-0), Jasmine Bayliss had 10 rebounds and five steals and Toni Bayliss had six rebounds, three assists and six steals.

GLENDORA TOURNAMENT

>Joyce Koloa scored 29 points with 12 rebounds as the Tigers (13-0) routed the Wolfpack in the second round.
Monet Smith had six points with eight rebounds for Chaffey, which plays at 6:30 p.m. today against Rim of the World. Claremont’s Brandi Brown had 24 points with 13 rebounds.

LOMA LINDA TOURNAMENT

Megan Williams scored 17 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as the Cardinals defeated the Eagles (9-2) in their second pool-play game.

LOMA LINDA TOURNAMENT

Lowe scored 11 and Sabrina Cruz had two 3-pointers among her 10 points for the Roadrunners. Danielle Houck paced the Bulldogs with 11 points.

LOMA LINDA TOURNAMENT

The Cardinals (14-3) set a school record with 15 3-pointers in defeating the Lions.
Julia Ruybalid made her 100th career 3-pointer on her way to 15 points while Jen Dupper totaled 18 points and six rebounds.
Mesa Grande faces host Loma Linda for the championship at 8 p.m.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN KNIGHT TIME CLASSIC

Alexandria Quincy and Kristen Trudo each had 22 points for St. Lucy’s (4-7) and Daniella Santana and Stephanie Drayer scored 15 and 14 points, respectively. The Regents play Maranatha at 3 p.m. today.
Morgan Rettie had 37 points for Calvary Chapel Murrieta.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN KNIGHT TIME CLASSIC

Danielle Dirksen and Kaitlyn Fuller each scored eight points for the host Knights (6-4) in the second game of pool play.

NIGHTHAWK CLASSIC

Megan Allen had 11 points for the Thunderbirds (6-5) and Joline Castanon had 10. Yucaipa plays Temescal Canyon today at 7 p.m

PALM DESERT CLASSIC

Lauren Bushong had 25 points, 12 rebounds and five blocked shots for the Trojans (7-3). Olivia Geeson had 16 points and seven rebounds for Yucca Valley in the second-round win.
Yucca Valley plays Chaparral today at 2:30 p.m. at La Quinta in the semifinals.

SERRANO CLASSIC

Diamond Smith and Janae Sharpe scored 18 points each to help the Knights (9-1) advance to the second round with a win over the Jaguars (7-3).
Smith also added five assists while Sharpe had six steals for Rialto.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN CHRISTMAS CLASSIC

Shaine Staab, Manuel Macias, Tyler Struiksma all scored a goal to lift the Knights (8-1).
Zach Oliver had two assists for Ontario Christian, which outshot Pasadena Poly 24-6.
The Knights will face Western Christian tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. for fourth place.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN CHRISTMAS CLASSIC

Alan Supernaw scored four goals and Jung Lee had one to lift the Eagles (11-0-2), who will play in the title game today at 3 p.m.

SAN GORGONIO SHOOTOUT

Goaltender Enrique Martinez preserved the shootout win for the Spartans (3-5-4) after goals by Juan and Marco Lopez in regulation.

SAN GORGONIO SHOOTOUT

Goalie Luis Gutierrez led the Scorpions to the victory in a shootout. Ivan Garcia and Ramon Meza scored for the Spartans, who play Bloomington at 11 a.m. for third place in the consolation bracket.

CLAREMONT TOURNAMENT

The Highlanders captured the championship at the Claremont Tournament by beating West Torrance 3-1 in the semifinals and Diamond Bar 5-1 in the championship game.
Junior Dana Sanderlin had a good day with two goals and three assists. Judy Christopher also was a factor with two goals and two assists.
Diamond Bar advanced with a 2-0 win over San Dimas earlier in the day.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN CHRISTMAS CLASSIC

Stephanie Munguia scored two goals, both assisted by Kaitlyn Mendoza, as the Knights (7-6-1) defeated visiting Canyon Springs in the semifinals.
Ontario Christian meets Riverside Notre Dame tomorrow at 1:15 p.m

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN TOURNAMENT

Janira Hernandez scored three goals to lead the Jaguars (4-9-1), who play Garey on Jan. 9 at 3 p.m.

RANCHO VERDE HOLIDAY CLASSIC

Camille Oscar, Tricia Falcon, Alyssa Bailey, and Mary Cruz-Castro all scored for the Lions over the Pacers, who had only eight players.
Karissa Pascula scored the lone goal for Pomona Catholic.

SAN GORGONIO TOURNAMENT

Kellci Tessendorf’s penalty-kick goal and Sam Wilson’s seven saves helped the Diamondbacks (13-1) send the Thunderbirds (13-1-1) to their first loss of the season.

SAN GORGONIO TOURNAMENT

Katie Hernandez scored the winning goal in a shootout as the Cougars (10-0-3) remained undefeated. Yucaipa’s Stephanie Vincie and Beaumont’s Vanessa Corona scored in regulation, and the Thunderbirds (13-1-2) outshot the Cougars 15-5 in regulation.

SAN GORGONIO TOURNAMENT

The Wildcats scored on three of their five penalty kicks in beating Beaumont. The game was even at 3 but Briana Campos, Erin Rhodes and Kelsey Gudgeon all scored on their shots while REV goalie Brittany Winegar prevented the Cougars from scoring on any of theirs.
REV will play local rival Redlands for third place at 11 a.m. tomorrow 12/28.

SAN GORGONIO TOURNAMENT

Tessendorf scored two goals and Melissa Ledesma added another as the Diamondbacks blanked the Wildcats (7-3). Sam Wilson recorded the shutout in goal.

KIWANIS TOURNAMENT

Marquis Green led all scorers with 22 points, including four three-pointers, as well as grabbed six rebounds to give the Cowboys (6-5) a first round victory over the Scots (6-5).
Cajon hit eight three’s in the first half on their way to a 39-11 halftime lead which they never relenquished.
Jamari Simmons contributed 11 points while Cajon teammate Chris Session added 10.
Kenny Acosta led Rim with nine points.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN KNIGHT TIME CLASSIC

Antonio Solis scored 17 points, including five three-pointers, for the Bears (7-4) who staved off Calvin Christian in pool play.
Solis hit two of his three’s in the last two minutes and Kriss Proctor scored a game-high 27 points, including three of his own from beyond the arc for Big Bear.
Big Bear will square off with Arrowhead Christian at 4:40 p.m. today.

LOMA LINDA TOURNAMENT

Victoria Lowe had 18 points, six steals and four rebounds for the Roadrunners. Paula Hernandez had 10 points, seven rebounds and six steals.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN TOURNAMENT

Danielle Dirksen scored 16 points and grabbed 13 rebounds as the Knights (5-4) won their first game of pool play over the Golden Eagles (3-9).
Maya Gwynn hit two 3-pointers on her way to seven points for Ontario Christian.

LOMA LINDA TOURNAMENT

Junior center Megan Williams had 16 points and 16 rebounds to lead the Cardinals (12-3) past the Eagles.
Senior guard Carla Bartlett added 11 points and 10 assists for Mesa Grande, which plays Escondido at 9 a.m. today.

BANNING TOURNAMENT

Sophomore guard Minyan Murphy scored 15 points and senior forward Nicole Cooper added 13 and eight rebounds as the Hawks 6-4) got past Moreno Valley in first round play at Banning.
Junior forward Ronni Reynolds added 14 points and dished out six assists.

DON LUGO TOURNAMENT

Jillian Shipes scored 11 and Kourtney Gilbert had 10 points for the Cowgirls (5-7) in a pool-play win over the Vikings.
Shipes also hit three 3-pointers. Juanita Hicks led Garey with 10 points.

GLENDORA TOURNAMENT

Joyce Koloa led all scorers with 17 points and senior center Lani Mateale added 14 points and 13<TH>rebounds for the Tigers (12-0).
Teonna Campbell added 14 in the latest win for Chaffey, which continues tournament play at 6:30 p.m. against Claremont.

GLENDORA TOURNAMENT

Junior forward Brandi Brown had 21 points, eight rebounds and three steals as the Wolfpack (8-3) surged past the Scots at Glendora.
Vanessa Wright and Amber Williams each chipped in with 15<TH>points. Wright also had four assists while Williams snagged 11 rebounds.

PALM SPRINGS CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT

Junior guard Asia Auberry tallied 12 points, six assists, five rebounds and four steals as the Skyhawks (11-1) crushed San Jacinto at Palm Springs High School.
Junior forward Tawny McCain had a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds.

KIWANIS TOURNAMENT

The Ravens raced out to a 25-3 lead in the first quarter and didn’t look back in their first-round win.
Bloomington got 22 points from center Ricardo Sanchez to lead all scorers. Vista Del Lago was led by 14 points from Louis Martin and 13 from Ahmad Alford.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN CHRISTMAS CLASSIC

Stephanie Perez booted five goals as the Cavaliers (3-4-7) downed Loma Linda Academy to cap a 2-0 day at the Ontario Christmas Tournament.
Earlier Cynthia Rivas scored in the first half and the defense made that hold up for the lone goal in a win over Don Lugo.
Katie Rice and Janet Ramirez joined forces in goal for both games.

KIWANIS TOURNAMENT

Eric Marshall had 23 points and Andre Warren had 21 points to lead the Yellowjackets (4-5), who will face Redlands in the quarterfinals today.
The Cats (3-9) had five players in double figures, with David Brewer leading with 14 points.

SAN GORGONIO WINTER CLASSIC

Briana Campos had three goals in two matches as the Wildcats shut out two opponents.
Kaitlin Stencil had an assist in each game and Erin Salazar and Brittany Winegar shared time in goal and contributed to the shutouts.

SAN GORGONIO WINTER CLASSIC

Sammy LaVoie netted the final penalty kick shot to give the Sun Devils a split of two games in pool play.
Kerri Bethell scored for Apple Valley while goalie Kala Gabler got five of her 11 saves on the day.

KIWANIS TOURNAMENT

Brothers Josh and Matt Green combined for 32 points as the unbeaten Terriers (11-0) breezed past Barstow.
Josh, a senior, had 17 points, four steals and three assists and Matt, a sophomore, had 15 with five rebounds and three steals.
Ricky Peetz scored 11 points for Redlands and Tristan Kirk and Reyer Van Mouwerik contributed 10 points each for the Terriers, who play Colton at 6:15 p.m. tonight.
Earl Jefferson had 24 to lead Barstow.

SAN GORGONIO WINTER CLASSIC

The Eagles (8-3-1) boast to 2-0 in the tournament with two wins over Great Oak and the Scorpions. Kristina Gomez and Christine Lopez scored both goals in their win over Great Oak and Mary Izydorek scored the final goal in the shootout in game two.

SAN GORGONIO WINTER CLASSIC

Sophomore forward Tiffany Pena scored four goals, two in each game, as the Cats (8-2-1) split their first two games in the San Gorgonio Winter Classic.
Jessica Cortez managed a goal in the second game and an assist in the first.
The Terriers (5-3), who won both their games on the day, got two goals from Casey Mendoza in the win over the Cats, with Angelina King and Hanna Rozzi also finding the net.

RANCHO VERDE HOLIDAY CLASSIC

Senior midfielder Karissa Pascual scored in the second half to prevent a shutout but the Pacers (3-8) fell to Magnolia at the Holiday Classic at Rancho Verde High School. Janel Sandoval had an assist on Pomona Catholic’s lone goal.
The Pacers will play Academy of Academic Excellence at 2:45 p.m. today.

CLAREMONT TOURNAMENT

Chenin Young scored three goals and three assists for the Highlanders (6-1-4) in their day one sweep in the tournament. Dana Sanderlin scored two goals on the day for Upland.

PALOMA VALLEY WINTER SHOOTOUT

The Mustangs led 20-2 after the first quarter and were not challenged in beating the Bulldogs.
Sarunas Jackson led the effort with 11 points, seven rebounds and five blocks.
The Mustangs (8-5) will play host to Paloma Valley at 7:30 tomorrow.

MODESTO CHRISTIAN TOURNAMENT

Tyler Lamb scored 25 points and had eight rebounds to lead the Titans (7-4) past Van Nuys and into a second round matchup against San Francisco Sacrecd Heart Cathedral.
Michael Bostic added 16 points and ten rebounds for Colony, who never trailed.

TORREY PINES HOLIDAY CLASSIC

James Sanders scored 20 points and Jermaine Anderson contributed 16 but it wasn’t enough as the Hawks lost their first-round game at Torrey Pines.
Campolinda got 25 each from Will Shields and Jack Tratter with Shields nailing seven 3-pointers.

WHITTIER CHRISTIAN TOURNAMENT

Juan Carlos Lopez tossed in 21 points on seven 3-pointers and dished out nine assists to lead the Jaguars (6-5) to a first round win at Whittier.
Junior forward Brandon Tuggle also aidedthe cause with 20 points and 11 rebounds.
Ontario will face Bellflower tomorrow.

NOGALES TOURNAMENT

Davia Champagnie had 26 points and 16 rebounds to lead the Tigers (11-0) past West Covina. Also for the Tigers, Mauricio Aldaba had 14 points and 12 rebounds, Evan Jenkins had 11 points and Jordan Daniels had 10 assists.
Josh Thomas and David Gonzalez led West Covina with 13 and 11 points, respectively.

DESERT HEAT CLASSIC

A.J. Baylon scored 18 points including four three-pointers as the Bulldgos (8-2) defeated Lakeside in pool play.
Troy Kurz scored 11 points with nine rebounds for Ayala.

LOMA LINDA ACADEMY TOURNAMENT

Thad Lowe scored 13 points with eight rebounds and two assists as the Roadrunners defeated the visiting Eagles in the first round.
Mike Giang added 10 points with five steals for Loma Linda Academy which plays ttomorrow at 10 a.m. at Loma Linda against Newbury Park Academy.

ORANGE CLASSIC

The Panthers (8-3) only led 38-32 going into the fourth quarter but used a 22-point fourth in surging past Loara in first-round action at the Orange Classic at Chapman University.
Chris Cunningham talled 19 points and Ryan Kelly was next with 18 for the Panthers, who advance to play at 5:10 p.m. today.

COVINA TOURNAMENT

All eleven Huskies (11-2) scored in there route over Duarte. Cory Harkey led with 12 points for Chino Hills which plays today at 8:30 p.m. in the second round.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN TOURNAMENT

Alan Suppernaw had four goals and two assists to lead the Eagles (10-0-2) to a pair of wins in tournament play.
Robby Roch also had a good day with three goals. Jordan Martinez found the net twice, one in each game.
The Eagles will play St. Margaret’s today at 1:30 p.m.

GAREY TOURNAMENT

Yasmine Stahl and Madeline Kiphen each had a goal and an assist and Jenna Vizzini made four saves to lead the Conquistadores to victory.
Pomona Catholic (3-7) finished in fourth place in the consolation bracket of the tournament.

GAREY TOURNAMENT

Amber Goytia scored the game’s lone goal in the first half and the Cowgirls scored in the first half,
overcoming 11 saves from Pomona Catholic’s Michelle Aguirre.

MURRIETA TOURNAMENT

Levar Gamble scored 21 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead the Spartans (6-5) to a third-place finish with a win over out-of-state Tucson.
Carl Rodriguez contributed 11 rebounds for San Gorgonio, which trailed 39-38 at the half.

AYALA TOURNAMENT

Four of the Hawks’ five starters scored in double figures as Arroyo Valley (6-4) took third place and also avenged a two-point nonleague loss earlier in the season in defeating the Cougars (6-4).
All-tournament selections Germaine Anderson and Joe Richard as well as James Sanders scored 20 points apiece while Byron Moses added 11.
Richard also had 17 rebounds and seven blocks for Arroyo Valley, which held Canyon Springs to only 28 combined points in the last three quarters after trailing 22-20 in the first quarter.

PROVIDENCE TOURNAMENT

Lillie Daniels scored five of her seven points in the final seconds, including a 3-pointer that gave the Eagles (10-4) the lead for good in the third-place game.
Daniels’ 3-pointer with about 10 seconds to play gave ACA a 43-41 lead, then she sank two free throws in the final seconds to ensure the win.
ACA held Taylor Lord, who had scored 30 points in the previous round, to only seven on Saturday. Lord picked up her third and fourth fouls early in the third quarter then fouled out early in the fourth. All-tournament selection Allegra Glaviano led ACA with 18 points, nine rebounds and five steals.

MAGNOLIA TOURNAMENT

Rebekah Gardner had 24 points, 10 rebounds and nine steals and Jasmin Holliday added 14 points and 11 rebounds as the Bulldogs (7-2) jumped to a 69-27 lead after three quarters and coasted to victory in the third-place game.
Ayala plays in its own Best of the West Tournament on Wednesday against Pasadena at 6:30 p.m.

NIKE INVITATIONAL
at Chandler, Arizona

The Cajon High School girls basketball team became the first San Bernardino County school to win the Gold Division of the Nike Invitational with a 67-35 victory over previously undefeated Hamilton (Chandler, Ariz.) on Saturday.
Bjonee Reaves led Cajon (7-1) with 17 points while Darshae Burnside had 14 points, 18 rebounds, eight blocks and four steals.
Point guard Layshia Clarendon had 14 points and 12 assists while Kori Walker held Hamilton’s (10-1) leading scorer, who averages 20+ points, to a total of six.
Cajon (7-1) will open the Ayala Best of the West Tournament against Capistrano Valley JSerra at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday at Ayala High School.

AYALA TOURNAMENT

Championship

According to the Ayala announcer, Chino Hills accomplished something that had never been done in the 15 years of the Ayala Tournament: defeat the hosts.

The Huskies (10-2) handed the Bulldogs (8-2) their first-ever defeat in their own tournament in winning the title,
All-tournament selection Derek Brown scored 18 points, including four three-pointers, while tournament MVP Cory Harkey contributed 13. Michael Rodriguez was also named to the all-tournament team for Chino Hills.
Ayala was led by Adrian Baylon's 12 points.

NONLEAGUE

Owen David scored 19 points, Kriss Proctor scored 13 and Vince Bauer had 12 points and eight rebounds to lead the Bears (6-4). Big Bear made 11 3-pointers in the game.

NONLEAGUE

J.J O’Brien scored 27 points with 11 rebounds and five assists for the Braves (8-7) over the Vikings.
Kyle Crooms scored 19 and Donovan Poole recorded 12 points for Alta Loma which plays January 8th against Claremont to open up the Baseline League.

DOWNEY CALVARY CHAPEL TOURNAMENT

Bobby Nigg scored a career-high 35 points and grabbed nine rebounds, but the Knights (3-5) fell to the Buccaneers (4-5) in the fifth-place game.
Nigg made 15 of 27 shots from the field, and Ontario Christian led by five points in the final two minutes of regulation.
But Keon Pledger, who led Bellflower with 33 points, made his third 3-pointer with about 30 seconds to play to tie the score 61-61. A shot by Nigg in the final couple of seconds of regulation rimmed out.
Ontario Christian next plays in its own tournament on Wednesday against Garey at 7:30 p.m.

AYALA DOGFIGHT TOURNAMENT

Sophomores Derek Brown and Micahel Rodriguez scored 19 and 17 points, respectively, to give the Huskies (9-2) a pool play sweep with a win over the Cats.
Greg Giron added 16 points for Chino Hills, who hit eight three-pointers to pull away.
Chino Hills faces cross-town rival and tournament host Ayala today at 7 p.m. for the championship.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Tristan Kirk scored 26 points, including going 3-for-4 from the 3-point arc to lead the Terriers (10-0, 2-0). Kirk also had six rebounds.
Kirk had 20 second-half points.
Also for Redlands, Josh Green had 18 points and five assists and Alex Wolpe had seven rebounds.
DeAndre Brodie and Jonathan Jury led Miller (6-5, 0-2) with 13 points each.
Redlands has a pair of alumni games tonight at the Terrier gym. The old alumni players meet at 5 p.m. At 6:30 p.m. the younger alumni meet the current varsity.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Robert Ellis scored 23 points and grabbed 11 rebounds with three assists shy of a triple-double with seven for the Wildcats (8-3, 2-0) over the Steelers. Terrel Todd had 13 points including three three-pointers for REV.
Larry Thompkins scored 20 for Fontana.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Kauri Black scored 17 points and grabbed eight rebounds as the Eagles (10-2, 2-0) continued their best league start in five years in defeating the visiting Knights.
Andrew Bock netted 15 points, had six assists and three steals and Del Wilson contributed 14 points for Eisenhower, who outscored Rialto 26-16 in the third quarter to pull away.

NONLEAGUE

Philip Cervantes scored three goals in two games to boost Chino to a 3-2 win over Culver City and a 2-1 win over Bishop Montgomery in consolation bracket play at the Torrance Championship tournament.
The Cowboys (4-2-1) overcame a 2-1 deficit in the opening game.
Shane Taylor was the winning goalkeeper in both but needed to make a total of just five saves.
Chino will play Tesoro at 10:30 a.m. today in a consolation semifinal.

NONLEAGUE

Ramiro Garcia scored in the 30th minute as the Cats held on to defeat the host Cowboys (1-6).
Kaiser goalie Michael Rentana earned the shutout with seven saved shots while Cajon’s David Guijarro stopped four to keep the Cowboys in it.
Both teams had 13 shots each.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Domonique Washington led a balanced scoring attack with 14 points as the Wildcats (7-3, 2-0) routed the Steelers (0-2 in league). Three other players scored in double figures for REV: Nicole Washington (12), Aislinn Wenzel (12) and Dree Underwood (11). Naomi Caudillo scored 11 points to lead Fontana.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Chloe Wells had 22 points, nine rebounds and nine steals and Brianna Hall also scored 22 points and added eight rebounds and five assists to lead the Rebels (5-1, 2-0) to a rout of the Terriers (7-2, 1-1). Lola Wells added 17 points, six steals and five assists for Miller, while Emily Vore led Redlands with 15 points.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Freshman Janae Sharpe scored 28 points and had four steals, five assists and four rebounds to lead the Knights (7-1, 2-0). Also for the Knights, Diamond Smith had 20 points.
Ike is now 3-6, 0-2.

NIKE INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT

Bjonee Reaves scored 20 points with eights assists for the Cowgirls (6-1) who now advance to the finals over Bishop in Chandler, Arizona.
Layshia Claredon scored 16 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for championship bound Cajon.

LA HABRA TOURNAMENT

Kayla Valentine scored 20 points and Elizabeth Day chipped in 10 points and seven rebounds to lead the Conquistadors (8-5) to a seventh-place finish with a win over the Eagles.
Don Lugo outscored Estancia 22-10 in the third quarter to blow the game open.

NONLEAGUE

Teonna Campbell scored 28 points to give the host Tigers (11-0) a victory over the Bulldogs.
Monet Smith recorded a double-double with 11 points and 12 rebounds while Lani Mataele added 11 rebounds for Chaffey.

NONLEAGUE

Jill Shipes scored 11 points including three three pointers with four steals for the Cowgirls (4-7).
Chino plays Wednesday in the Don Lugo Classic.

NONLEAGUE

Arroyo Valley had the lead the entire game, yet they almost let the lead slip away with one minute remaining.
Nicole Cooper scored 14 points, nine in the seoncd half with 19 rebounds for the Hawks (5-4).
Arroyo Valley travels Banning in the Banning Tournament Wednesday.

COCA-COLA CLASSIC

at Palm Springs HS

Faron Green scored 20 points, 14 rebounds and six blocks to lead the Cardinals (4-8) to salvage a game in pool play with a victory over Desert Hot Springs.

Tim Harris also scored 20 points, including four three-pointers, for San Bernardino, who outscored Desert Hot Springs 36-12 in the third quarter.

NONLEAGUE

Jaimee Polk had 22 points and Bianca Paparza added 18 to lead Upland Christian (8-1). Kennyanna Jefferson had 11 assists. The Eagles are at Victor Valley Christian Jan. 4 at 6 p.m.
Laura Richmond led the Warriors (3-5) with 12 points.

NONLEAGUE

Candace Tapia had eight points for the Falcons (8-6). Renee Cooper added seven.
Notre Dame improved to 12-1.

NONLEAGUE

Cierra Warren had 11 points and 14 rebounds and Danielle Sorrera had 10 points to lead the Grizzlies (9-1).
Erica Norman and Christine Harris had 13 and 11 points respectively for Chino Hills (6-5).

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Tina Shoffeitt scored the deciding goal on an assist by April Moreno early in the second half to give the Thunderbirds (11-0-1, 4-0) a win over their local rival.
Amanda Simpson scored for Yucaipa in the first half, aided by Hailey Lopez. The Terriers (3-3, 3-1) got the equalizer fron Hanna Rozzi.
Yucaipa had a 15-13 edge in shots with keeper Jessica White making six saves.

NONLEAGUE

Stephanie Monroy and Tiffany Pena scored two goals apiece to lead the Cats (7-1-1) past the visiting Cowgirls.
Jessica Cortez and Beth Roberts rounded out the scoring for Kaiser while goalie Bianca Velasco earned the shutout with three saves.
Goalkeepers Carli Imbriani and Brittney Kanady combined to stop 14 shots for Cajon.

NONLEAGUE

Emily Donohoe found the back of the net nine times to lead the Regents (5-1) to a win over Arcadia.
Lindsey Rangel and Dallen Coulter added four goals apiece while Ashley Lancaster for St. Lucy’s, who led 10-5 for kids.

NONLEAGUE

Tya Crosse scored five goals to lift the visiting Titans (6-2) to a rain-soaked victory over the Eagles.
Wendy Romero added the other goal while goalie Stephanie Lasseigne had 18 saves for Colony.
Etiwanda was led by Sabrina Som’s two goals and Mary Baker’s 11 saves.

NONLEAGUE

Danny Redman scored 20 points and Kevin Bradshaw chipped in with 15 to lead the visiting Highlanders past the Pirates.
Upland led 35-14 at the half. Junior Guzman led Pacific with 18 points.

NONLEAGUE

Mauricio Aldaba had 18 points and 10 rebounds and freshman point guard Jordan Daniels had 12 assists and nine points as the Tigers improved to 10-0.
Davie Champagnie had 12 points and 14 rebounds for Chaffey, which plays Wednesday in the Nogales tournament.

NONLEAGUE

Mark Dunham scored 21 points with 13 rebounds and five blocked shots for the Eagles (9-3)..
Greg Malvo had nine points and four assists for ACA.

DE ANZA LEAGUE

Cody Evans’ 32 points led all scorers and Jesse Sudreth had 28 for the Trojans (5-2, 2-1).
Owen David led the Bears (5-4, 1-2) with 16 points and nine rebounds.

NONLEAGUE

Carla Bartlett scored with 30 seconds left in overtime as the Cardinals (11-3) defeated the host Eagles. Bartlett finished with 10 points for Mesa Grande Academy.
Megan Williams scored 11 points and grabbed 18 rebounds in the winning effort.

NONLEAGUE

Jacob Deleon tied the game in the second half for the Sun Devils (5-2-2) with the Aztecs.
Jose Quezada scored Barstow’s goal as Apple Valley outshot them 17-9.

NONLEAGUE

Carly MacLeod, Steffany Sterling and Tammi Belkamp were the only Bears (6-2) in their win over the Ravens.
MacLeod led with 18 points, grabbed nine rebounds and blocked five shots. Sterling had 14 points with 12 rebounds and Tammi Belkamp rounded-off the big three offense scoring eight assists. Packinghouse Academy plays Jan. 9 at Tarbut V’ Torah.

NONLEAGUE

Alan Supernaw netted both of the Eagles’ (8-0-2) goals in the victory over Brethren Christian.
Arrowhead Christian outshot their opponent 26-4 and led 1-0 at the half.

NONLEAGUE

Megan Williams scored 13 points with 11 rebounds for the SkyHawks (10-1) over the visiting Rams.
Tanya McCain had 10 points with nine rebounds without playing the fourth quarter.

NONLEAGUE

Alejandro Mejia-Aliva scored in the 60th minute to lift the Skyhawks (2-3-1) to a victory over Citrus Hill on a rain-soaked field.
Goalie Jeff Salt had eight saves for Summit, who hosts Kaiser to open Sunkist League play on Wednesday, January 9 at 3:15 p.m.

DE ANZA LEAGUE

Lauren Vushong scored 25 points with 11 rebounds for the Trojans (5-3, 2-1)<NO1> over the Bears<NO>. Tabitha Vigen had 15 points with 10 rebounds for Yucca Valley.
Big Bear’s Emily Kamphaus scored 13 points.

NONLEAGUE

Olivia Hinkel, Kerri Bethell, and Julie Tudor each scored a goal for the Sun Devils (4-1-1) over the Aztecs.
Apple Valley plays in the San Gorgonio Tournament Wednesday.

NIKE INVITATIONAL

Darshae Burnside had a historic night for the Cajon High School girls basketball team, blocking a school-record 14 shots in a 51-39 win over Chatsworth on Thursday in the Nike Invitational quarterfinals.
The junior center also had 12 points and 25 rebounds for Cajon (5-1). Layshia Clarendon had a team-high 23 points and Bjonne Reeves had 11 points and 11 assists.

NONLEAGUE

Kayla Kellstrom scored three goals and Kristina Gomez added two goals and an assist to lead the Eagles (6-3-1) to the rout over the Warriors (0-6-1). ACA scored six of its goals in the first half.
Arrowhead Christian plays in the San Gorgonio Tournament on Wednesday.

NONLEAGUE

Destinee Duncan scored 17 points to lead the visiting Eagles (7-1) past the Bobcats (4-2).

Jaimee Polk and Bianca Esparza both contributed 14 points for Upland Christian, who led only led 29-19 at the half.

Upland Christian hosts Apple Valley Christian today at 6 p.m.

UPLAND CHR. (61)

Destinne Duncan 17, Jaimee Polk 14, Bianca Esparza 14, Kennyanna Jefferson 7, Hannah Wagner 6, Cynthia Green 2, Tara Abbott 1.

ANZA HAMILTON (43)

Arella Harrison 12, Roberta Leasa 12, Bridget McGowan 5, Liz Leasa 3, Lani Ramos 3, Brittany Luly 2, Alicia Holt 2, Ashley Luly 2, Jackie Cope 2.

UC   12 17 15 17  -  61

AH   11   7  8  17  - 43

3-pointers: none.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Josh Green had 18 points and four steals while Ricky Peetz had 12 points and seven assists for the Terriers (9-0 overall, 1-0 league) in their league opener.
Chris Duncan added 11 points to keep Redlands undefeated, while Gerald Johnson had 10 points for the Lions (0-1 league).

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

David Chavarria led four Eagles (9-2, 1-0) who scored in double figures in their win over the Rebels with 29 points. Kauri Black came in second scoring 13 follwed by Andrew Bock who had 11.
Redlands East Valley 74, Yucaipa 55
Jamell Simmons and Robert Ellis scored 19 points each to lead the Wildcats (7-3, 1-0) to victory in its league opener.
Jammall Clark and Trone Jackson added 15 points each for REV while Blake O’Donnell scored 19 to lead the Thunderbirds (3-5, 1-1).

AYALA DOGFIGHT TOURNAMENT

Cory Harkey had 15 points and Michael Rodriguez had 11 for the Huskies (8-2), who took a 32-11 lead at halftime and held on in the second half for the victory.
James Sanders led the Hawks with 17 points while Joe Richard added 12.

NONLEAGUE

The Tigers (9-0) got balanced scoring from Gavie Champagne (14 points), Jordan Daniels (13), Darin Guvarra (13), Evan Jenkins (13) and Mauricio Aldava (nine points). Daniels also had 10 assists.
Chaffey (9-0) plays Vista Del Lago at 6:30 p.m. today at Chaffey.

MURRIETA TOURNAMENT

LaVar Gamble had 20 points with six steals as the Spartans defeated the Cougars in the second round.

Marcus Williams added 13 for San G. (5-4).

Norco's Eric Hull and Joe Lavalle each scored 14 points.

AYALA DOGFIGHT CLASSIC

A.J. Baylon scored 20 points for the Bulldogs in their win over the visiting squad. Troy Kurz added 15 wuth eight points for Ayala who will meet Chino Hills in the championship Saturday at 7 p.m. at Ayala.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Diamond Smith and Janea Sharp each scored 19 in their win over the Steelers for Rialto (6-1, 1-0).
Brittanie Tuioti had 10 points with 15 rebounds for Rialto which plays host to Eisenhower Friday at 6 p.m.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Shineque Phillips scored 12 points and grabbed nine rebounds for the Rebels (4-1, 1-0) over the Eagles.

PROVIDENCE TOURNAMENT

Colette Johns had 15 points, nine rebounds and four blocks and Missy Spoelstra had 11 points, seven steals and eight blocks for the Eagles (8-3), who play New Roads at 5 p.m. today in the tourney. Also for ACA, Allegra Glaviano had 11 points.

NONLEAGUE

Cierra Warren put the Grizzlies (8-1) on her back, scoring 34 points and pulling down 16 rebounds to lead Los Osos to victory.
North’s Amanda Frost tried to trade baskets with Warren, leading the Huskies (8-3) with 26 points.

NONLEAGUE

Joanna Matthews scored 23 points and Eileen Fonua added 12 as the Cougars (6-4) rolled. The Cougars play St. Lucy at 6:30 p.m. Friday at RCHS.
La Canada is now 6-4.

NONLEAGUE

Joyce Koloa had 17 points and seven rebounds and Monet Smith had 10 points and seven rebounds to lead the Tigers (10-0) past the Highlanders (7-4).
Rianore Bauzon had seven points for the Highlanders.

NONLEAGUE

Amber Williams had 18 points and 12 rebounds and Brandi Brown had 14 points, 13 rebounds and three blocks as the Wolfpack (7-3) prevailed over Walnut (8-4). Walnut was led by Ella Rodriguez with 18 points.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Eisenhower scored both their goals in the first six minutes of the game and never looked back in their win over the Terriers (5-2-1, 2-1) for their first league loss of the season.
Miguel Garcia scored a goal and had an assist for the Eagles (7-3-2, 1-1).
Eisenhower’s goalie Daniel Montalvo had seven saves for hid fifth shutout.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Meredith Robie scored four goals and had two assists and Casey Mendoza had two goals and two assists to lead the Terriers (3-2, 3-0). Also, Nina King scored two goals and Kloey Black, Jamie Crow, Courtney Mera, Charlene Roorda and Hanna Rozzi had one goal each.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Jorge Vergara and Antonio Salazar both had goals to pace the Steelers (4-3-2, 1-1-1). The Steelers play Eisenhower on Friday at 3:15 p.m.
REV (4-2-1, 0-1-1) got a goal from James Lee.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Kellie Bohner and Amanda Simpson each had two goals and April Moreno had three assists for Yucaipa (10-0-1, 3-0). Goalkeeper Jessica White had six saves.

NONLEAGUE

Alex Gomez and Jasmine Flores had goals for the Tigers (8-1-2, 1-0-0), who play Whittier Christian on Wednesday in the Ontario Christian tourney at 9 a.m.
Rowland is 2-4-2 overall.

NONLEAGUE

Cailtin Dement had 24 saves as her Bulldogs (3-1) defeated the host Oilers.
Dani Curran had five saves for Ayala which plays in their host tournament December 27.

NONLEAGUE

Bryce Winton had nine goals and three assists and Alexis Romero added five goals and two assists to lead the Huskies (6-4) over the Panthers.

MT. BALDY LEAGUE

Tya Crofse scored six goals and Wendy Romero added four to lead the Titans (5-2) to a league-opening victory over the Conquistadores (1-8).
Colony goalkeeper Stephanie Lasseigne had 19 saves while Don Lugo goalie Vanessa Escobedo had eight.

MOUNTAIN VIEW LEAGUE

Kadee Peterson scored a game-high five goals to help the Jaguars (3-0) remain undefeated in league play with a win over the host Cougars (4-2, 1-2).
Jurupa Valley goalie Sarah Kelley had 10 saves.
Norco was led by Sabrina Schnakenberg’s three goals and two assists while goalie Amanda Austin had four saves.

MT. BALDY LEAGUE

The Cavaliers and Jaguars played to a draw on Tuesday afternoon.Myra Sanchez and Erica Rivas scored for Montclair (3-4-4) while Madeline Ramos netted both of Ontario’s goals.

MT. BALDY LEAGUE

Maranda Purpura had a goal and an assist to lead the host Tigers (7-1-1) in the league opener for both teams.

NONLEAGUE

Jason Fredrickson had a goal and an assist to lead the visiting Knights (5-0), who kept their undefeated record intact.
Manuel Macias scored the other goal for Ontario Christian.

NONLEAGUE

Charles Izydorek, T.J. Pearce and Alan Supernaw all had goals for the Eagles (7-0-1) who play at Huntington Beach Brethren Christian at 3:15 p.m. Thursday.

MT. BALDY LEAGUE

Brian Borjon and Eric Flores each had a goal to lead the Vikings (5-2-3) past the Tigers (2-6) in the league opener. Ryan Collins scored for Chaffey.
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MT. BALDY LEAGUE

Andre Escaval scored a golden goal shot off an Elizer Becerra assist to give the Titans a league-opening victory over the visiting Conquistadores (1-3-1, 0-1).
John Padilla had four saves for Don Lugo while Colony keeper Alex Mendiola had eight.

NONLEAGUE

Adrianne Thomas and Meghin Williams scored 15 points apiece to lead the SkyHawks (9-1).
Also for Summit, Tawny McCain had 10 points.<NO1>Lexi Powell scored six goals as the Eagles (1-1) broke open a close game with six second quarter goals aginst the Conquistadores (0-2). Sabrina Samanieso had four goals for Etiwanda and Brianna DiCarlo had the same number for Don Lugo.<NO>

NONLEAGUE

Paula Hernandez had 11 points and seven rebounds to lead the Roadrunners past the visiting Royals.
Loma Linda’s Elizabeth Jones had four points and 14 rebounds while Victoria Lowe contributed six points and eight rebounds.

MAGNOLIA TOURNAMENT

Rebekah Gardner hit five 3-pointers en route to 33 points as the Bulldogs (6-1) advanced to the semifinals with the win.
Jasmine Holliday had 16 points and 11 rebounds while Brianna Beridon scored 12 points for Ayala, which plays Long Beach Millikan in the semifinals Thursday.

MT. BALDY LEAGUE

Monet Smith scored 18 points to lead the Tigers (9-0) to a league-opening victory on the road over the Vikings.
Joyce Koloa and Teonna Campbell contributed nine points apiece for Chaffey while Garey was led by Kathy Cortez and Ivonne Sanchez with six points each.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Mary Valdivia scored 26 points and had four steals to help the Cougars (3-3, 3-0) stay undefeated in league play with a road victory over New Harve<NO><NO1>st (1-4, 0-2).
Nikole Logue had 23 points and 13 rebounds for Calvary Baptist, which outscored New Harvest 34-8 in the third quarter to blow the game open.

NONLEAGUE

Teminiro E-nunu made a layup and a free throw with 3.4 seconds left in regulation to tie the game, then made the go-ahead basket in overtime to lift the Cougars (10-3).
E-nunu had 17 points, including six in OT. Also for the Cougars, Justin Long and Chaz Haymond had 11 points each<NO1> and Nick Bennett had 11.
Eli York led Diamond Bar (6-5) with 23 points, Travis Hummell had 16 points and Kacy Barlow had 13 points.

NONLEAGUE

Derell Warfield had 25 points while Eric Marshall added 19 points to pace the visiting Yellowjackets (3-5). Andre Warren also tallied 18 points for Colton.

NONLEAGUE

Alberto Gonzalez and Chamron Morgan scored 18 points each as the Jaguars (8-2) staved off an upset bid in overtime.
Thad Lowe had 17 points and Bert Trastore added 15 for Loma Linda (5-7).

NONLEAGUE

Darren McQueen had 19 points while Sidney Hall and Joseph Williams added 14 each to lead the visiting Vikings to a victory.
Christone Feltzs led the Pirates (5-5) with 23 points while Eddie LaTorre added 14.

ARROWHEAD LEAGUE

Carl Cooper scored 35 points, Andre Callaway added 17 points, and Keith Shamburger added 11 points, 10 assists and six rebounds to lead the Trojans (8-0, 2-0) to the rout. Lutheran led 29-9 after the first quarter.

AYALA DOGFIGHT TOURNAMENT

Myles Jarrett had 20 points while Troy Kurz had 13 points and 14 rebounds to lead the Bulldogs (6-1) to a pool-play victory.
Joey Mesropian had 17 to lead Charter Oak, which was outscored 22-5 by Ayala in the fourth period.

MT. BALDY LEAGUE

Mauricio Aldaba scored 22 points and added 22 rebounds and seven blocks as Chaffey High School’s boys basketball team (8-0) remained undefeated with a victory over host Garey in the two teams’ Mt. Baldy League opener on Tuesday.
Freshman Jordan Daniels had 13 assists and freshman Evan Jenkins came off the bench to score 18 points for Chaffey, which never relinquished a 23-12 lead after the first quarter.

NONLEAGUE

Ericka Norman led the Huskies (6-4) with 22 points while Chariah Harris had 11 points and 10 rebounds. Antoinette Scott had 10 points to lead Corona (2-6).

MT. BALDY LEAGUE

The Jaguars won their fourth consecutive game after only leading 27-22 at halftime over the Cavaliers..

Ontario (5-4) outscored Montclair (2-9) 34-11 in the second half. Brandon Tuggle had his best game of the season as he scored 27 points, eight rebounds, eight blocks and six assists for Ontario while Akeem Nesbeth added 14 points, six assists and four steals.

Ontario hosts West Covina Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in a nonleague matchup.  

AYALA DOG FIGHT TOURNAMENT

Joe Richard had 19 points and 18 rebounds and Byron Moses added 10 points and 11 rebounds for the Hawks (4-3), who play Chino Hills at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at Ayala.
Louis Rose had nine points for Kaiser (4-4), which plays North Torrance at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Ayala.

NONLEAGUE

A.J. Baylon scored 25 points, with his seven three-pointers as the Bulldogs (5-1) defeated visiting Great Oak.
Troy Kurz added 19 points and grabbed five rebounds for Ayala who plays at host to Charter Oak at 7 p.m.

NONLEAGUE

Andre Charles had 19 points and the Vikings (2-4) overcome a 29-18 halftime deficit to beat the visiting Colts.
Wallace Arnold added 15 points and four steals, and Israel Gutierrez had four assists and four steals in the victory.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Nikole Logue had 23 points and 22 rebounds to lead Calvary Baptist (2-3, 2-0) to victory. Mary Valdivia added 17 points and seven rebounds while Jasmine Bayliss had 10 points and 10 boards for Calvary Baptist.
Kayla Law had 13 points for Southwestern (0-4, 0-1)

MT. BALDY LEAGUE

Haley White scored 12 points with eight rebounds as the Titans (11-2, 1-0) defeated the Conquistadroes in the league opener. Amani Butler scored 16 points with four assists for Colony.
Don Lugo’s Angelica Peralta scored 14.

MAGNOLIA TOURNAMENT

Rebekah Gardner scored 25 points while Rhema Gardner added 17 points to lead the Bulldogs (5-1). Five Ayala players scored in double figures, with Jasmine Holliday scoring 15.
Jessica Vignerelli led Santa Fe with 16 points.

NONLEAGUE

Christina Torres scored 16 points for the Falcons (8-5) over the Scorpions.
Candice Tapia added 14 with five assists for Aquinas.

NONLEAGUE

Allegra Glaviano scored 17 points for the Eagles (7-3) over the visiting Cougars.
Jenna Geers added 13 points with eight rebounds for ACA.
Arrowhead Christian starts the Rio Hondo Prep Tournament Wednesday at 2 p.m.

NORTE VISTA TOURNAMENT

Carter (6-3-1) defeated Riverside Notre Dame to take home the Notre Vista championship.
Nicole Soto and Jeannette Solorzano each scored for the Lions who now await their C.B.L opener as they host Rialto Wednesday at 3:15 p.m.

REDLANDS WINTER CLASSIC

Doris Tran scored three goals for the Terriers (3-2) <NO1>who fell in<NO>in the semifinals. Emily Haws added two goals for Redlands.

RIM OF THE WORLD TOURNAMENT

Yucaipa got revenge over Temecula Valley, which beat them in the first round of the CIF-SS Division II playoffs and knocked them out of last year’s tournament. Yucaipa took home its second tournament championship this season.
Amanda Simpson scored the only goal for the Thunderbirds (9-0-1) off an assist from April Moreno.

LINFIELD CHRISTIAN TOURNAMENT

Kaitlyn Mendoza and Stephanie Munguia scored for the Knights, who tied the Royals in pool play.
Goalie Emily Lloyd had three saves <NO1>while Tiffany Tflucker picked up her first varsity assist<NO>for Ontario Christian.

LINFIELD CHRISTIAN TOURNAMENT

Kaitlyn Mendoza, Marisella Macias and Taylor Libolt each scored one goal for the Knights (3-6-1), who took fifth place with a victory over the Eagles.
Ontario Christian out-shot Upland Christian, 29-1.
Upland Christian’s Brooke Klotschinski saved 11 shots.

GAREY TOURNAMENT

Goalie Michelle Aguirre had six saves but the Pacers (3-5) fell to California in a pool play game. Marissa Billings came on as a substitute and recorded four saves. Pomona Catholic will face Chino at Garey High School on Saturday, December 22 at 9:10 a.m. to continue the tournament.

GAREY TOURNAMENT

Tracy Rivera and Ariana Hollings scored second-half goals to help the Pacers (3-5) overcome a 1-0 halftime deficit and earn a pool play victory.
Nicole Fox had two saves for Pomona Catholic, who was outshot 7-5 by Nogales.

GAREY TOURNAMENT

Roxanne Alcala got things started for Ontario with a 50-yard shot into the net in the first half.
The Jaguars (3-5-0) were led by freshman forward, Mady Ramos, whose score in the final 10 minutes. The Jaguars’ next game is on Tuesday as they open up Mt. Baldy League play at home against Montclair High School at 3 p.m.

NONLEAGUE

Kennyanna Jefferson scored 23 points with six steals and five assits for the Eagles (6-1) in their win over visiting Hamilton.
Tara Abbott scored 15 and grabbed 11 for Upland Christian.

WOODCREST CHRISTIAN TOURNAMENT

The Knights (4-4) took fourth place in the eight-team tournament.
Ontario Christian was led by Maddie Whalen who scored 5 points.

RANCHO VERDE TOURNAMENT

All-tournament selection Emily Vore scored 25 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to lead the Terriers (7-1) to a third-place finish after being runner-up in last year’s tournament.
Lauren Jacobs had 12 points and 6 assists while Alina Astilean had a game-high 9 assists for Redlands.

RANCHO VERDE TOURNAMENT

Amani Butler scored 22 points and seven assists as the Titans (10-2) took home the tournament title with a win over the Knights (6-1).
All-tournament selection Camille Buckley contributed 20 points and seven rebounds while Jazmyne White had 11 points. Tournament MVP and defensive specialist Asasha Butler had three steals.

BURBANK BURROUGHS TOURNAMENT

Cierra Warren scored 36 points with 17 rebounds as the Grizzlies (7-1) defeated the Mounties (8-1) to take the championship trophy.
Warren totaled 126 points in the four game tournament for Los Osos.
Also, for Los Osos was Amanda Copas who was named to the all-tournament team along with Warren.
Los Osos plays host to Riverside North Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.

NONLEAGUE

Michael Meza scored 10 points to lead the Eagles (6-1) past the visiting Bobcats (5-2).
Clark Duvall contributed eight points for Upland Christian, who will go on the road to rematch with Hamilton on Thursday at 7 p.m.

SONORA-TROY TOURNAMENT

The Brahmas (6-4) had a 15-point lead entering the fourth quarter and did not relinquish it in defeating Sonora (6-4) in the 11th-place game.
Kacy Barlow had 19 points and Eli York had 16 points, 7 rebounds and 4 blocks for Diamond Bar.

HESPERIA TOURNAMENT

The Cardinals (3-6) outscored the Patriots 21-5 in the third quarter to lead the way to a fifth-place finish after finishing fourth last year.
Faron Green, who had an electric off-the-backboard, alley-oop dunk from Tim Harris in the third quarter, led the Cardinals with 13 points, 15 rebounds and six blocks. Harris and teammate Devonte Chattman also had 20 points apiece.
Hesperia Christian was led by Jordan Vargas’ 27 points while Seth Thomas contributed 14 points.

ALHAMBRA TOURNAMENT

The Bearcats (9-1) held off a late run by Santa Fe to win the championship.
Bonita, who was the runner-up in last year’s tournament, was lead by All-tournament selection Nolan Abernathy’s 21 points. Tournament MVP and defensive specialist Garr Becker contributed eight points.

SAN DIMAS TOURNAMENT

Championship

Tournament-MVP Lute Seluini scored 17 points, including five three-pointers, and all-tournament selection Teonna Campbell scored a game-high 19 points to lead the Tigers (8-0) to the tournament title with a win over the Indians (7-2).

Chaffey, who won the consolation championship last year, also had all-tournament pick Joyce Koloa score 11 points while Monet Smith grabbed 14 rebounds after coming off of a 21 rebound performance last night in the semifinals. 

WEST COVINA TOURNAMENT

Brandon Tuggle scored 15 points to lead the Jaguars (4-4) to a third-place finish with a win over the Hawks.
Juan-Carlos Lopez scored 14 points, including four three-pointers, while Luis Vargas contributed 12 points, six rebounds, five assists and five steals for Ontario, who led 46-19 at the half.
Ontario plays at Montclair on Tuesday to open up Mt. Baldy League play.

WEST COVINA TOURNAMENT

Brandon Tuggle scored 15 points to lead the Jaguars (4-4) to a third-place finish with a win over the Hawks.
Juan-Carlos Lopez scored 14 points, including four three-pointers, while Luis Vargas contributed 12 points, six rebounds, five assists and five steals for Ontario, who led 46-19 at the half.
Ontario plays at Montclair on Tuesday to open up Mt. Baldy League play.

IRVINE WORLD NEWS TOURNAMENT

Point guard Martin Thompson set the tone defensively and also had six assists to help lift the Cowboys (5-4) from a 31-23 halftime deficit to a third round victory over the Tar Heels.
Tyree Harrison scored 14 points, including three three-pointers in the fourth quarter, for Cajon which had nine total three-pointers.

DE ANZA LEAGUE

Montreal Harris scored 27 points for the Wildcats (3-0 De Anza League) which almost lost the lead to the Bears (5-3, 1-1).
Owen David and Kriss Proctor each scored 11 for the Bears.

SONORA TOURNAMENT

Kacey Barlow scored 24 points, including three-three pointers, and grabbed five rebounds to lead the Brahmas (5-4) to victory over the Tartars (3-6).
Diamond Bar outscored Torrance 41-17 in the second and third quarters combined after being outscored 15-4 in the first quarter. Travis Hummel had 12 points and eight rebounds for the Brahmas.

INLAND EMPIRE CLASSIC

Austin Napolitano scored 20 points and Trevor Woodland had <NO1>follwed with<NO>18 for the Spartans (8-3) to beat the Steelers in a seventh-place game.
Damien plays Los Osos today at noon at Upland.

NONLEAGUE

Yvette Gonzalez and Elizabeth Day each scored 14 points for the Conquistadores (6-2), who held Colton scoreless in the fourth period in the blowout victory.
Kayla Valentine had 12 points and nine steals as well for Don Lugo.

TITAN CLASSIC

Kasey Philyaw scored 17 and Cierra Windham added 14 for the Cougars (7-1) over Great Oak to advance to the tournament championship.
Norco plays today at 7:30 p.m. at Temescal Canyon.

INLAND EMPIRE CLASSIC

David Chavarria had 22 points, Alex Varner had 19, Andrew Bock had 15 and Kauri Black 13 to lead Ike.
Trone Jackson had 18 points and seven assists and Jamal Clark had 14 points, Robert Ellis 13 points and Jamell Simmons 13 points and eight rebounds for REV (5-3).

INLAND EMPIRE CLASSIC

Kendall Williams scored 20 points with seven assists and eight rebounds and long with hinedu Amajoyi.
Amajoyi had 18 points for the Grizzlies (6-4) to beat the Panthers (6-3) in a ninth-place game.
Diamond Ranch was led by Ryan Kelly, who scored 21 points.
Los Osos plays today at noon against Damien at Upland.

RANCHO VERDE HOLIDAY CLASSIC

Diamond Smith scored 17 points with five steals and grabbed five rebounds for the Knights (5-0) over the host school o the tournament.
Janea Sharp added 14 where as Brittanie Tuioti added 12 for Rialto which will play in the finals today at 7 p.m. at Rancho Verde high school against Colony.

INLAND EMPIRE CLASSIC

Mijail Benavides scored 18 points, but the Jackrabbits (3-5) fell to the Mustangs (3-4).
Darious McGee had 14 points and <NO1>while<NO>Devon Randle had 11 for Victor Valley, which trailed, 31-27, at the half.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Roberto Aviles and Robert Carroll scored two second-half goals for the Wildcats (5-1-1, 0-0-1), who came back and tie the Thunderbirds (3-4-3, 0-0-1) after trailing by two at the half.
Victor Galeana and Hugo Areola scored a goal each while keeper Taylor Gerdey made 11 saves for Yucaipa.
Jordan Kinder and Austin Mobley had assists for Redlands East Valley, who outshot Yucaipa 27-3.

NONLEAGUE

Art Ortega, Carlis Teran, Kyle Albenisius and Casey McCreery scored two goals each for the Falcons (3-0-2).
Richard Mann had four assists for Aquinas, who had 22 shots overall.

NONLEAGUE

Midfielder Zach Oliver scored the lone goal of the match to help keep the visiting Knights (4-0) remain undefeated with a win over the Saints (2-5).
Jason Fredrickson had the assist while keeper Frank Torres had three saves for Ontario Christian.
San Dimas’ goalie Ceaser Lemus had two saves.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Jeanette Solorzano scored twice to give the Lions (5-3-1, 1-1) their first league victory this year with a win over the visiting Eagles.
Michelle Garcia had five saves for Carter while Eisenhower goalie Edith Valles had four saves.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Hannah Carroll, Nina King and Courtney Mera each scored a goal to give the Terriers (2-2, 2-0) a win over the host Steelers (0-2 in league).
Redlands outshot Fontana 19-4 and also led 1-0 at the half. Yesenia Najera had eight saves for Fontana.

REDLANDS TOURANMENT

Mary Rose Cockrell scored four goals and had two steals while Sharon Dyer netted two for the Terriers (4-1) in a pool play victory over the visiting Eagles.
Emily Haws contributed three goals and four steals for Redlands, who jumped out to a 6-0 first quarter lead which they never relenquished.

INLAND EMPIRE CLASSIC

The Mustangs fell to Moreno Valley von a last-second layup after being up the entire game.
The bright spot of Roosevelt’s (2-4) game was Austin Hill, who scored 16 points and had eight rebounds.
Corona Roosevelt plays today at 3 p.m. at Miller.

INLAND EMPIRE CLASSIC

Kendall Williams had 33 points and seven assists to help Los Osos avenge its Wednesday loss with a rout of Great Oak.
The Grizzlies (5-4) will play for seventh place today at 6 p.m. against the winner of Diamond Ranch and Highland.
Derrick Rogers added 12 points and 9 assists for Los Osos. Jacob Reckling scored 12 points for Great Oak (3-4).

INLAND EMPIRE CLASSIC

David Chavarria scored 22 points as the Eagles (5-2) defeated the Lions at Rancho Cucamonga.
Andrew Bock  added 11 points and had 8 assists with eight rebounds for Eisenhower, which plays at Upland at 3 p.m.