Boys basketball
No. 1 Archbishop Riordan 73, No. 15 Valley Christian 46
4-star Texas A&M commit Jasir Rencher confirmed off his SEC-caliber expertise by scoring 18 factors in Riordan’s rout of Valley Christian. The Crusaders have received every of their six West Catholic Athletic League video games by at the least 20 factors. Ryder Bush tossed in 16 factors and Andrew Hilman scored 17 factors as Riordan improved to 15-1.
No. 3 San Ramon Valley 77, No. 8 California 63
Luke Isaak scored 24 factors, Mason Thomas had 20 and Elliot Conley totaled 19 factors to guide SRV to an important East Bay Athletic League win over California. The victory places SRV in a four-way tie for first place within the EBAL with California, De La Salle and Dougherty Valley. California received 21 factors from Dane Wallace, however it wasn’t sufficient because the Grizzlies dropped to 19-3, 4-1.
No. 4 Dougherty Valley 72, Granada 49
Jalen Stokes scored 24 factors to guide Dougherty Valley to its fourth straight win. Kenny Cloud totaled 17 factors and senior guard Cole Roque had 14 within the win. Dougherty Valley improved to 15-6, 3-1.
No. 5 De La Salle 51, Amador Valley 42
De La Salle star Alec Blair made his return to the lineup from a shoulder harm and scored a game-high 25 factors to guide De La Salle to its second consecutive win. David Balogun chipped in 12 factors. The Spartans improved to 18-3, 4-1. Amador Valley dropped to 17-5, 2-3.
No. 6 Oakland Tech 52, No. 12 Oakland 44
In a rematch of final season’s NorCal Division II last, Oakland Tech’s shot-blockers dominated the paint because the Bulldogs received the primary of what might be a number of video games in opposition to their rivals. Joseph Dycus was in Oakland and has the story right here.
No. 8 Dublin 64, Monte Vista 61
The Gaels bounced again after their shut loss to De La Salle final week by edging Monte Vista at house. Jordan Morganstein led the best way with 17 factors, adopted by Anthony Knight, who had 16. Ian Desai and Collin Ellis every had 21 factors for Monte Vista.
No. 9 Moreau Catholic 80, Newark Memorial 39
The Mariners breezed by one other Mission Valley Athletic League sport behind one other strong efficiency from Kellen Hampton. He scored 21 factors and Dominic Walker had 15 as Moreau improved to 15-3, 8-0. Moreau will play Redwood on Saturday on the Crush within the Valley showcase at Contra Costa Faculty.
Bellarmine 59, No. 10 St. Ignatius 45
Bellarmine, enjoying at house in San Jose, upset the Wildcats behind 19 factors from Will Corbett and 12 from Brennan Williams. The result dropped St. Ignatius out of a first-place tie with Archbishop Riordan within the WCAL standings. Bellarmine improved to 12-4, 3-3. SI, which performs host to Riordan on Tuesday, fell to 12-4, 5-1. Raymond Whitley led SI on Friday with 20 factors.
No. 13 Liberty 71, Pittsburg 60
Dante Vigil (18) and Jaiden Miller (16) mixed to attain 34 factors as Liberty dealt with Pittsburg at house. Andrew Vixon added 13 for Liberty, which improved to 20-2, 6-0. Senior Jermaine Earnest had a game-high 22 factors and Terrance Wiley chipped in 21 for Pittsburg, which dropped to 11-9, 3-3.
No. 14 Ygnacio Valley 98, Harmony 44
The Wolves had six of their eight gamers rating in double figures in a highway rout of Harmony. Junior Jalan Cody had a game-high 21 factors and Antonio Kellogg Jr. chipped in 19.
Campolindo 57, No. 17 Acalanes 37
Gavin Rendle scored 16 factors to guide Campolindo to a dominant win over their Diablo Athletic League rival on the highway. Nathan Canilao was in Lafayette and has the story right here.
No. 18 Palo Alto 57, Los Gatos 47
In a sport that was extraordinarily tight by three quarters, Palo Alto broke by within the fourth to understand some respiration room and in the end cruise to a double-digit win as Scotty Brennan returned to the courtroom for Los Gatos. Christian Babcock was in Los Gatos and has the story right here.
Head-Royce 58, Athenian 51
Head-Royce earned its seventh house win because the Jayhawks defeated rival Athenian for the second time. Nick Taubes led the best way with 14 factors, Micah Riebel had 13 and Micah Nyamuzuwe had 11 within the win. Head-Royce (11-10, 5-1) will play TKA on Saturday earlier than an important league sport in opposition to Cornerstone Christian on Tuesday.
Faculty Park 80, Mt. Diablo 45
Faculty Park received its sixth straight sport behind a 16-point efficiency from junior Elijah Smith. Freshman Miles Cooper had 14 factors and Steven Barnett had 10 within the win.
Cornerstone Christian 57, Bentley 45
Senior Haikeem Shaw stuffed up the stat sheet, scoring 11 factors, grabbing six rebounds and blocking 4 pictures in Cornerstone Christian’s 57-45 win over Bentley. Ryan Seto Jr. chipped in 9 factors for Cornerstone, which improved to 19-3, 6-0.
Las Lomas 55, Benicia 54
The Knights edged Benicia in an important DAL sport for each groups. Porter Freitag scored a game-high 23 factors for Las Lomas, which included seven 3-pointers. Senior Ayden Thompson had a team-high 15 factors for Benicia.
Lynbrook 65, Monta Vista 63
Mrinal Dwivedi nailed a clutch shot as Lynbrook took down Monta Vista in an SCVAL El Camino Division nailbiter. Ethan Jin scored a team-high 19 factors and teammate Judah Marks put in 17 factors for the San Jose faculty.
Mt. Eden 56, Encinal 30
Johnson Tran scored 17 factors, Money Gonzalez totaled 13 and Devin Santos had 12 as Mt. Eden crushed Encinal at house. Mt. Eden (11-7, 4-0) travels to Freedom on Saturday.
Northgate 87, Miramonte 62
David Harris and Nico Martin every had 20 factors, and Grayson Boustead practically had a triple double (11 factors, 13 rebounds and 9 assists) as Northgate blew out Miramonte on the highway. Preston Rguem had 18 factors and Elias Logan had 17 factors for Miramonte.
Priory 77, Menlo College 44
Menlo College had its arms full with the Priory, and the Panthers cruised to a giant win in Portola Valley. Mate Palotai led all scorers with 19 factors for the Priory (14-4, 3-1 WBAL). William Lenihan and Aidan Stull have been the co-leading scorers for Menlo with 17 factors apiece as 10 Knights scored factors. Menlo dropped to 12-6 general and 2-2 within the WBAL.
The King’s Academy 66, Sacred Coronary heart Prep 62
Claxton Ladine scored 22 factors and nailed a late three-pointer to clinch the victory for TKA on this WBAL bout with SHP. Freshman sensation Boss Mhoon scored 12 and senior Karan Kolappa put in 13, whereas Xavier Barnett scored 10 for TKA. Matt Norris led Sacred Coronary heart Prep with 22 factors, whereas teammates Alex Osterloh (11) and Alex Straser (14) joined him in double figures.
Women basketball
No. 1 Archbishop Mitty 77, No. 14 Sacred Coronary heart Cathedral 33
After two wins by “just” 15 and 14 factors in latest WCAL video games, it was again to enterprise as ordinary for top-ranked Mitty. Junior ahead Emma Prepare dinner led all scorers with 16 factors, sophomore Tee McCarthy had 13 factors and freshman Maliya Hunter scored 10 within the rout. Kaylen Alysa Edora led Sacred Coronary heart Cathedral with eight factors.
No. 2 Acalanes 77, Campolindo 31
KK Lacanlale poured in a team-high 18 factors because the Dons routed DAL rival Campolindo and improved to 18-1. Dulci Vail scored 14 and Ariana Hallstrom put in 13 factors. Sophie Chinn made three 3-pointers on her option to a 17-point evening for Acalanes. Raegan Shum led Campolindo with eight factors.
No. 4 San Ramon Valley 61, No. 17 California 21
The Wolves have been an excessive amount of for California as SRV cruised in an EBAL matchup. Ella Gunderson had 21 factors on 9-of-12 capturing to associate with 9 rebounds, and Alyssa Rudd had eight factors, 10 rebounds and 4 assists. Hania Bowes scored 12, and Maya Knapp had eight factors and 7 rebounds.
No. 8 Priory 51, No. 19 Menlo College 44
Ugreat Daniels scored a game-high 17 factors as Priory held a 28-21 lead at halftime and closed out the WBAL duel. Menlo College received 16 factors from Karen Xin, 14 from Ruiqi Liu and 10 from Ava Allen.
No. 12 Oakland Tech 73, Oakland Excessive 37
Jhai Johnson scored 25 factors on the evening that she reached 100 official blocks for her Oakland Tech profession. In the meantime, fellow frontcourt phenom Terri’A Russell had 24 factors as Oakland Tech rolled previous defending CIF Division V state champion Oakland. Kyla Smith scored 10 factors and Tyliana Velasquez had 9 factors on three 3-pointers because the Wildcats stored it considerably aggressive till the fourth quarter.
Mountain View 43, Gunn 35
Alana Hernandez carried Mountain View in a defensively-dominated victory over Gunn. The 5-3 senior guard scored a team-high 26 factors as Mountain View improved to 14-3 general and 6-1 within the SCVAL El Camino Division. Teammates Ellie Westgate, Fiona Lee and Emma Tang mixed for 13 factors. Gunn’s Anushka Krishnan scored a team-high 16 factors, and Carina Gross had 14 factors.
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