Chris Greenough’s 20-point effort combined with Ben Wilson’s
13-point outing led the way for the Blue Devils
8th Grade Boys
Blue Devils 39
Wildcats 38
HIGHLIGHTS: Chris Greenough’s 20-point effort combined with Ben Wilson’s 13-point outing led the way for the Blue Devils along with Joey Del Razo (two points), Dustin Robinson (two points), Omar Delatorre (two points), Chase Weggeland, and Michael Arvizu.
Mustangs 47
Timberwolves 38
HIGHLIGHTS: Victor Rodriguez’s 20-point performance plus teammate Chris Sampson’s 14-point output led the Mustangs’ charge as well as Brandon Harrell (two points), Daniel Dockendorf (three points) and Juan Garcia (two points). Defensively, Gene Ahlin and Brian Walker had strong games.
7th Grade Girls
Lazers 24
Queens 9
HIGHLIGHTS: The defense of Leeanna Fissel and Danielle Silva helped limit the Queens to only nine points. Great boards by Stina Marshall (four points) and Whitney Briscoe (three points). High scoring by Madison Blean (seven points) and Brittney Balanesi (10 points). Strong games by Danielle Payne and Kelly Beean.
49ers 19
Sparks 16
HIGHLIGHTS: The 49ers pulled the game out in the last three minutes led by Vanessa Wilkins (13 points), Rebecca Costanza (four points), and Lauren Chris (two points). The Sparks were paced by Breanna Mah (six points), Mekala Sheedy (two points), Kylie Herrada (four points), and Sarah Rink (four points).
Galaxy 10
Liberty 20
7th Grade Boys
Blazers 46
Grizzlies 32
HIGHLIGHTS: The Blazers were led by Ryan Costa (19 points), Mitch Muro (13 points), Kevin Stuart (10 points), and Juan Quintanar (four points) as well as a strong defensive game via Adrian Barrientos.
Warriors 22
Hawks 47
Jags 38
Sonics 24
6th Grade Girls
Celtics 20
Rockets 16
HIGHLIGHTS: Kristy Pineda’s 10-point performance led the way for the Celtics along with Kristen Vonderwerth (four points), Jennifer Rose (four points), Marina Calderon (one points), and Molly Prendergast (one point).
Fab Five 24
Sparks 13
HIGHLIGHTS: Laura Spellman’s 14-point effort led the Fab Five charge.
6th Grade Boys
Magic 16
Clippers 9
HIGHLIGHTS: All-around solid games from Ivan Toews (four points, 11 rebounds), Jordan Kiefer (two points, eight rebounds), Jonathan Asuncion (six points, three rebounds), Jared Besson (four points, six rebounds, three assists), and Tyler Park (five rebounds, two steals) led the way for the Magic.
Knicks 23
Suns 30
HIGHLIGHTS: Two quick three-pointers by Jonathan Higgins (six points) sparked a 12-4 first-quarter Knicks run – but the Suns fought back led by Steven Martinez (eight points), Ben Stuart (six points), and Casey Heath (six points). For the Knicks, everyone go involved including Dante Fuller (seven points), Jacob Gonzales (three points), Brandon Elam (four points), Peter Guenther (one point), and Derek Ehgen (two points).
Pacers 35
Wizards 24
5th Grade Boys
Blazers 30
Clippers 14
HIGHLIGHTS: Kyle Stannards’s eight-point, eight-assist effort led the way for the Blazers along with Sean Little (10 points, three assists), Virgil Almeda (six points, eight rebounds), Johnnie Marfia (four points), and Nick Meskimen (two points).
Warriors 14
Spurs 20
Zags 22
Nets 11
5th Grade Girls
Magic 6
Liberty 8
HIGHLIGHTS: Alana Osaki scored all eight points for the Liberty as well as getting strong defensive games via Alex Cabreros, Arianna Blean, Lisa Grisham, Brenna O’Neill, amdnad Signorati, Kelly Haro, and Autumn Habing.
Jazz 10
Nuggets 16
HIGHLIGHTS: Despite playing short-handed, the Jazz pushed the game into overtime with strong games from Kristin Costa (four points), Ariel Payne (two points), Mariah Funk (two points), and Ariel Medina (two points).
Warriors 12
Monarchs 6
HIGHLIGHTS: The Warriors won for the first time this season with strong efforts from Laura Stelle (six points), Savannida Nou (four points), Kathryn Elston (two points), Pirealla Ahmed, and Gerayln Moon.
4th Grade Boys
Celtics 21
Lil’ Lakers 23
HIGHLIGHTS: The Celtics were anchored by Gavin Menges (five points), Cameron Harrel (four points), Daniel Silva (eight points), Jordan Downey (two points), and Robley Filice (two points).
Clippers 46
76ers 12
HIGHLIGHTS: Andrew Been’s 16-point outburst combined with Sean Monroe’s 15-point explosion led the way for the Clippers as well as strong efforts from Damon Iwanaga (four points), Timothy McCown (two points), Alex Mariscal-Salgado (two points), Pablo Rodriguez (two points), and Sam Morene.
Mavericks 29
Kings 38
3rd/4th Grade Girls
Broncos 20
Sun Devils 18
HIGHLIGHTS: In the battle of unbeatens, the Broncos were led by Luaren Rhodes (10 points), Allison Green (six points), and Ashley Lambert (four points) as well as Alyssa Lujang, Kali Cantu, Julianna St. Geme and Cassidy Daley.
Bucks 10
Buckeyes 14
HIGHLIGHTS: Michelle Sosa’s six-point, three-rebound effort plus Alex Rose’s four-point, three-rebound outing led the Bucks’ charge along with Francesca Filice (one steal), Gabbie Solorio (one steal), and Alessandra Filice (one steal).
Cougars 4
Bruins 12
HIGHLIGHTS: For the Cougars, Jessica Jarvis scored one points and Jessyka Quisquino netted three points.
Lady Rebels 19
Spartans 4
HIGHLIGHTS: The Lady Rebels were led by Demorne Granado (four points), Katelyn Nebesnick (four points), Ana Costa (two points), Emily Costa (one point), Jackie Hernandez (four points), Laren Bertero (four points).
3rd Grade Boys
Warriors 16
Street Ballers 10
HIGHLIGHTS: The Warriors were anchored by Brandon Pickens (six points), Peter Hilkene (six points), and Ryan Orosco (four points) along with defensive leaders, Christopher De La Cruz and Christian Spencer.
Lakers 14
Lil’ Kings 12
