In a come-from-behind victory, the Broncos were led by the
scoring and rebounding of Lauren Rhodes (six points), Cassidy Daley
(two points), Ashley Lambert (two points), Kali Kaahu, and Ali
Green.
3rd/4th Grade Girls
Broncos 10
Buckeyes 6
HIGHLIGHTS: In a come-from-behind victory, the Broncos were led by the scoring and rebounding of Lauren Rhodes (six points), Cassidy Daley (two points), Ashley Lambert (two points), Kali Kaahu, and Ali Green. The Broncos received strong defensive efforts from Alyssa Luhan and Selianne St. Geme.
Cougars 18
Lady Rebels 8
HIGHLIGHTS: The Lady Rebels were led by Emily Costa (four points), Katelyn Nebesnick (four points), Randi Groppe (two points), Demorne (eight points) and Anna Costa. The Cougars were anchored by great offensive contributions from Sara Lira (six points) and Ashley Bryant (two points). The guard play of Jessica Quisquino and Lindsey Carreros was solid as well as the defense of Briana Foreman, Arianna Jaso, Jessica Tarvas and Sara Trujillo.
Sun Devils 22
Spartans 18
HIGHLIGHTS: Chelsea Hill’s 12-point effort plus Chrissy Allen’s six-point outing led the Sun Devils’ charge along with Megan Wheat (two points) and Allison Troini (two points).
Bruins 9
Bucks 20
HIGHLIGHTS: In a hard-fought game, the Bruins were led by Gabriella Alnas (two points), Dani Hemeon (four points), and Adrianna Gutierrez (three points).
3rd Grade Boys
Lakers 15
Lil’ Kings 8
HIGHLIGHTS: Jordan Maquinalez’s 11-point outing paced the Lakers along with Alex Gutierrez (three points) and Ryan Bay (one point). Strong defense from Tyler Jools, Elliot Valil-Ventura, Steve Sandoval, Frank Gonzales, Joshua Kendrick and Austin Burdin also helped the Lakers.
Warriors 7
Street Ballers 3
HIGHLIGHTS: The Warriors were anchored by Peter Hilkene (three points), Ryan Ramirez (two points), and Ryan Orosco (two points). Defensively, Michael Law and Brandon Villar had solid showings.
4th Grade Boys
Celtics 34
76ers 20
HIGHLIGHTS: Cameron Harrell’s 16-point performance paced the Celtics along with Gavin Menges (four points), Marcus Harrell (six points), Daniel Silva (four points), and Robby Filice (four points, four steals). The Celtics also received strong rebounding fromm Jordan Downey.
Lil’ Lakers 25
Kings 16
HIGHLIGHTS: In a defensive battle, the Lakers were led by Cameron Yawary (eight points), Connor Ross (six points), Michael Price (six points), and Marcel Brinson (two points).
Mavericks 23
Clippers 29
5th Grade Girls
Magic 12
Monarchs 10
HIGHLIGHTS: Karen Blodett’s eight-point effort led the way for the Magic along with Rahni Giardina (two points), and Angelina Villareal (two points).
Jazz 10
Liberty 13
Warriors 10
Nuggets 14
5th Grade Boys
Blazers 26
Nets 19
HIGHLIGHTS: Eight-point outputs via Alex Garcia and Virgil Almeda led the Blazers charge along with Kyle Stannard (five points), Sean Little (three points), Taylor Chris (two points), and Nick Meskimen (six points).
Warriors 28
Clippers 21
Spurs 29
Zags 6
6th Grade Girls
Lady Celtics 20
Rockets 6
HIGHLIGHTS: The Lady Celtics were led by a balanced attack of Kristy Pineda (eight points), Chelsey Urbanski (six points), Rebecca Dickerson (two points), Molly Prendergoast (two points), and Jennifer Rose (two points).
Fab Five 29
Sparks 11
HIGHLIGHTS: Rebekah Konar’s 14-point, six-steal performance led the way for the Fab Five along with Kaitlyn Kroger (five points), and Laura Spellman (eight points).
6th Grade Boys
Magic 34
Pacers 22
HIGHLIGHTS: Justin Wheat’s 12-point performance plus Spencer Ross’s seven-point, 10-assist effort led the way for the Magic along with Jordan Kiefer (five points), Ivan Toews (four points), and Clayton Eslick (three steals).
Wizards 24
Knicks 17
HIGHLIGHTS: Kyle Hypes’ 14-point, 10-rebound outing led the Wizards charge along with Brian Kober (four points, three rebounds), Christian McCrimon (four points), and Tyler Hill (two points). For the Knicks, Dante Fuller netted a team-high 11 points, while Blake Johanson, Peter Guenther and Derek Enger had two points apiece.
Suns 26
Clippers 18
7th Grade Girls
Queens of the Court 30
Galaxy 27
HIGHLIGHTS: In a triple-overtime thriller, the Queens outlasted the Galaxy with strong efforts from Caitlyn Perotti, Lauren Etienne, Elizabeth Komar, Amanda Spellman, Amber Etienne, Alexandra Munson and Rachel Tenny.
Liberty 16
Sparks 11
HIGHLIGHTS: The Liberty were led by Michelle Coffin (four points), Katelin Faria (four points), Emily Good (four points), Caitlin Chisolm (two points), and Jenny Ailes (two points). For the Sparks, Breanna Mah, Riani Lois and Carissa Perott all had solid outings.
49ers 19
Lazers 16
HIGHLIGHTS: The 49ers were anchored by Vanessa Wilkins (14 points), Breanna Steel and Danielle Ohara.
7th Grade Boys
Grizzlies 36
Hawks 26
HIGHLIGHTS: Jacob Dexter’s 18-point output led the way for the Grizzlies along with Bryan Villar (six points), Adam DeLeon (four points), Luis Ramirez (four points), A.J. Habing (two points), and Bo Haney (two points).
Blazers 27
Jags 16
HIGHLIGHTS: In a total team effort, the Blazers were anchored by Ryan Costa (10 points), Mitch Muro (seven points), Matt Stuck (six points) and Chase Urbanski (four points). Strong defensive efforts were put out by Alex Smith and Kevin Stuart.
Warriors 33
Sonics 13
HIGHLIGHTS: The Warriors were led by Adrian Rodriguez (15 points), Christian Lam (eight points), and Devin Rottler (five points).
8th Grade Girls
Jazz 17
Liberty 16
HIGHLIGHTS: The Jazz were anchored by Erin Magill (five points), Kelly Perkins (four points, Amanda Bruce (two points), Mikayla Osuna (two points), Crystal Binowski (two points) and Carly Kennedy (two points). For the Liberty, Rowena Tabilas and Alycia Bostock both finished with six points, while teammate Pat Olvera netted three points.
8th Grade Boys
Wildcats 28
T-Wolves 20
9th/10th Grade Girls
Monarchs 13
Lions 22
HIGHLIGHTS: Dana Schoeneman’s 11-point effort paced the Lions along with teammates Deborah Senior (six points), Krystal Rincon (two points), Vanessa Funk (two points), and Jessica Garcia (two points). For the Lions, Anna Carbonel’s seven-point outing led the charge along with Tracy Harbutte (two points), Russhelle Preshl (four points), and Alicia Rees (six points).
9th/10th Grade Boys
Bulldogs 42
Celtics 39
HIGHLIGHTS: The unbeaten Bulldogs were led by Anthony Carey (eight points), Issac Gonzalez (eight points), Jose Hecht (six points), and Justin Sweeney (six points). Also getting in the scoring column were Austin Ragan (two points), Chris Morsilli (two points), and Steven Marez (four points).
Musketeers 20
Kings 33
HIGHLIGHTS: The Musketeers were received solid outings from Philip Terry (10 points), Matthew Aruigu (six points), Andy Bravo (two points), and Kevion Kim (two points).
