Here is schedule for Inland Empire Boys Basketball Classic

Here is the rundown for the Inland Empire Classic which starts on Saturday at Rancho Cucamonga High School. Starts with pool play.

Etiwanda is the defending champion.

Purple – Rancho Cucamonga, Executive Prep, Fontana
Silver – Redlands East Valley, Grand Terrace, Culver City
Red – Colony, Colton, Carter
Navy – Oak Hills, Temecula Valley, Upland
Black – Etiwanda, Summit, Tahquitz
White – Silverado, Los Osos, Redlands
Green – Miller, Serrano, Murrieta Mesa
Gray – Kaiser, Alta Loma, Citrus Valley

Saturday’s games
At Rancho Cucamonga

9 a.m. – Los Osos vs. Silverado
10:30 a.m. – Oak Hills vs. Temecula Valley
Noon – Redlands East Valley vs. Culver City
1:30 p.m. – Kaiser vs. Alta Loma
3 p.m. – Miller vs. Serrano
4:30 p.m. – Colony vs. Colton
6 p.m. – Etiwanda vs. Summit
7:30 p.m. – Executive Prep vs. Rancho Cucamonga

Monday’s games
At Ranco Cucamonga

2:30 p.m. – Alta Loma vs. Citrus Valley
4 p.m. – Silverado vs. Redlands
5:30 p.m. – Executiuve Prep vs. Fontana
7 p.m. – Temecula Valley vs. Upland
At Miller
2:30 p.m. – Etiwanda vs. Tahquitz
4 p.m. – Colton vs. Carter
5:30 p.m. – Redlands East Valley vs. Grand Terrace
7 p.m. – Murrieta Mesa vs. Niller

Tuesday’s games
At Rancho Cucamonga

2:30 p.m. – Fontana vs. Rancho Cucamonga
4 p.m. – Oak Hills vs. Upland
At Colony
2:30 p.m. – Cater vs. Colony
4 p.m. – Grand Terrace vs. Culver City
5:30 p.m. – Murrieta Mesa vs. Serrano.

Wednesday’s games
At Rancho Cucamonga

2:30 p.m. – Los Osos vs. Redlands
4 p.m. – Tahquitz vs. Summit
5:30 p.m. – Kaiser vs. Citrus Valley

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Local teams among the field at Battle Zone

Here’s basketball schedule for Battle Zone
Posted on November 29, 2015 by Michelle Gardner

There will be lots of basketball action over the next week at Corona Centennial and Riverside Poly high schools with lots of local schools among the competing teams. Among the featured teams are Chino Hills and Etiwanda. Here is the rundown:

MONDAY’S GAMES
At Corona Centennial
3:45 p.m. – Glendora vs. Roosevelt
5:15 p.m. – Chino Hills vs. San Bernardino
6:45 p.m. Cathedral vs. Corona Santiago
8:15 p.m. – Corona Centennial vs. Rialto

At Riverside Poly
4:30 p.m. – Foothill Christian vs. Great Oak
6 p.m. – Etiwanda vs. Alice Baxter
7:30 p.m. – Rancho Christian vs. Riverside Poly

TUESDAY’S GAMES
At Corona Centennial
4:45 p.m. – San Bernardino vs. Santiago
6:15 p.m. – Foothill Christian vs. Etiwanda
7:45 p.m. – Centennial vs. Rancho Christian

At Riverside Poly
5:45 p.m. – Glendora vs. Alice Baxter
7:15 p.m. – Cathedral vs. Rialto

WEDNESDAY’S GAMES
At Corona Centennial
4:45 p.m. – Riverside Poly vs. Great Oak
6:15 p.m. – Chino Hills vs. Roosevelt
7:45 p.m. p.m. – Foothill Christian vs. Centennial

THURSDAY’S GAMES
At Corona Centennial
4 p.m. – Chino Hills vs. Great Oak
5:30 p.m. – Etiwanda vs. Rancho Christian
7 p.m. – Cathedral vs. Roosevelt

At Riverside Poly
4:15 p.m. – San Bernardino vs. Alice Baxter
5:45 p.m. – Glendora vs. Santiago
7:15 p.m. – Riverside Poly vs. Rialto

FRIDAY’S GAMES
At Corona Centennial
3:45 p.m. – Santiago vs. Alice Baxter
5:15 p.m. – Foothill Christian vs. Rancho Christian
6:45 p.m. -Cathedral vs. Chino Hills
8:15 p.m. – Etiwanda vs. Centennial

At Riverside Poly
4:15 p.m. – Rialto vs. Great Oak
5:45 p.m. – San Bernardino vs. Glendora
7:45 p.m. – Roosevelt vs. Riverside Poly

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Prep Football Roundup for Sept. 24

KAISER 48, APPLE VALLEY 42>> If anybody left Malloy Stadium on the Kaiser High School campus early, they missed a furious fourth quarter that saw the host Cats hold on and score a 48-42 win over Apple Valley after building a 21-point margin in the fourth quarter. The Cats (3-1) also had a 48-27 advantage in the fourth before Apple Valley (2-3) got back in the game on the strength of a pair of 33-yard runs by Tristian Mcnatt. One set up a fourth-down score by T.J. Lewis and Mcnatt scored his fourth TD of the night after the Sun Devils recovered an onsides kick.Mcnatt, who finished with 147 yards in nine carries, also caught a two-point conversion pass from Mossy Bell to make it exciting with 2:42 left. But the Cats killed the clock, thanks to a 11-yard carry by Tyler Allgeier for a first down with 131 left. He and Joshua Johnson were the big offensive keys for Kaiser as Johnson scored three times and rushed for 194 on 25 carries on the night late in the third quarter.

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Week 4 prep football predictions

I had a great week last week, going 27-5, and I got 1 margin exactly right, picking Apple Valley to beat Victor Valley by 7. I missed the Arrowhead Christian, Fontana-Miller, Granite Hills, Oak Hills-Etiwanda, and Yucca Valley games. So after going 2-0 on Thursday, my season record is 107-34 with 3 margins exactly right.

My predictions:
CITRUS BELT LEAGUE
Cajon 42, Eisenhower 6
REV 38, Carter 21
Citrus Valley 24, Miller 14
Redlands 28, Yucaipa 27
DE ANZA LEAGUE
Big Bear 35, Yucca Valley 28
Twentynine Palms 35, Rancho Mirage 21
NONLEAGUE
Kaiser 35, APple Valley 14
Aquinas 42, Calipatria 20
St. Margaret’s 56, ACA 28
Barstow 42, Burroughs 28
Chino 35, Don Lugo 28
Chino Hills 42, Downey 35
Alta Loma 17, Grand Terrace 14
Heritage 35, Etiwanda 31
Granite Hills 35, Indian Springs 27
Murrieta Mesa 42, Jurupa Hills 14
Rancho Cucamonga 35, La Serna 31
Upland 56, Washington 7
Norte Vista 42, Fontana 14
Oak Hills 21, San Gorgonio 14
Patriot 28, Bloomington 6
Ramona 35, Arroyo Valley 7
Valley View 21, Rialto 14
Arlington 28, Rim of the World 21
San Jacinto 35, Pacific 14
Summit 35, Elsinore 7
Sultana 21, Victor Valley 17

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Etiwanda needs to regroup for upcoming game vs. Summit

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The trophy for Friday’s rivalry game between Etiwanda and Summit.

It was a tough debut for Etiwanda football coach Kevin Davis.

The Eagles were completely throttled by a quality Norco team 66-13. The good news is that’s only one game and Davis thinks his team will learn from its mistakes which were many.

 

The Eagles need to regroup in a hurry though. Looming on Friday is the “Fight for 15” rivalry game against Summit at Miller High School.

Davis is still optimistic though.

“The good thing is that there was no finer-pointing. Everyone took ownership for their own mistakes. In the past there might have been some of that and bickering on the sidelines. But everyone came in the next day on time and ready to go.”

Davis says his team went in confident but not necessarily overconfident or cocky.

It was just a matter of things steamrolling out of control. There were seven turnovers, beginning with the opening kickoff.

Davis is also glad to have a game in hand to iron out the problem spots where as Summit was idle last week.

“Having one last week will probably help us more than not having one will hurt them,” he said.

With Summit boasting several Division I players, most notably RB Stephen Carr, a USC commit, and DB Damian Alloway, the Eagles will again have their hands full. Their showing this week will be a great indicator as to whether this team can live up to expectations or it will be like those in the past who have underachieved.

 

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