Look below for some stories from last weekend's NorCal basketball championships, and we're getting into the Spring as well!
The St. Mary's girls basketball team beat Del Oro 56-48 in the CIF Division 2 Northern California championship. The Rams are on to the state finals. Click here or here or here for the story.
The Woodcreek boys basketball team lost, 67-44, to Mitty in the CIF Division 2 Northern California championship. Click here or here for the story.
The Modesto Christian girls basketball team lost, 70-42, to St. Mary's-Berkeley in the CIF Division 4 Northern California Championship. Click here for the story.
The Sacramento girls basketball team lost, 57-46, to Bishop O'Dowd in the CIF Division 3 girls basketball championship. Click here for the story.
The Grass Valley Union has a story on how the weather has affected its local high school teams. The Nevada Union baseball team has already dealt with 10 rainouts. Click here.
The Elk Grove Citizen posted its high school basketball season in review. Click here.
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Monday, March 21, 2011
Friday, March 11, 2011
Stories for 3/11
Look below for links to stories from the CIF Northern California Regional games scattered throughout the region. There also might be a spring sports story or two.
NORCAL BOYS BASKETBALL
D1: De La Salle beat Granite Bay 51-39. Click here. ... Sheldon beat Santa Teresa 76-57. Click here. ... Castro Valley beat Franklin-EG 68-63. Click here.
D2: Woodcreek and Antelope both won on the road, setting up a semifinal rematch. Click here. ... Las Lomas beat St. Mary's 66-51. Click here.
D3: Sacramento beat Foothill-Palo Cedro 66-62. Click here.
D4: Santa Crux beat Colfax 72-43. Click here.
D5: St. Joseph Notre Dame beat Ripon Christian 52-53. Click here. ... Vacaville Christian beat Trinity-Weaverville 81-78. Click here.
NORCAL GIRLS BASKETBALL
D1: Carlondelet beat Armijo 94-65. Click here. ... Lincoln-S beat Palo Alto 56-34. Click here.
D2: Del Oro beat Chico 68-37. Click here. ... St. Mary's beat Mitty 67-64. Click here.
D3: Bishop O'Dowd beat Vanden 50-48. Click here. ... Sacramento beat Miramonte 51-43. Click here.
D4: Modesto Christan beat Marin Catholic 74-67 in a matchup of the "MC's." Click here.
D5: Eastside Prep beat Vacaville Christian 54-27. Click here.
STATE SKIING CHAMPIONSHIPS: Placer senior Karly Kenworthy is the state champ in the slalom and giant slalom. Click here.
In a matchup featuring two of the top softball teams in the SJS, Elk Grove beat Pleasant Grove 1-0. Click here for the story.
NORCAL BOYS BASKETBALL
D1: De La Salle beat Granite Bay 51-39. Click here. ... Sheldon beat Santa Teresa 76-57. Click here. ... Castro Valley beat Franklin-EG 68-63. Click here.
D2: Woodcreek and Antelope both won on the road, setting up a semifinal rematch. Click here. ... Las Lomas beat St. Mary's 66-51. Click here.
D3: Sacramento beat Foothill-Palo Cedro 66-62. Click here.
D4: Santa Crux beat Colfax 72-43. Click here.
D5: St. Joseph Notre Dame beat Ripon Christian 52-53. Click here. ... Vacaville Christian beat Trinity-Weaverville 81-78. Click here.
NORCAL GIRLS BASKETBALL
D1: Carlondelet beat Armijo 94-65. Click here. ... Lincoln-S beat Palo Alto 56-34. Click here.
D2: Del Oro beat Chico 68-37. Click here. ... St. Mary's beat Mitty 67-64. Click here.
D3: Bishop O'Dowd beat Vanden 50-48. Click here. ... Sacramento beat Miramonte 51-43. Click here.
D4: Modesto Christan beat Marin Catholic 74-67 in a matchup of the "MC's." Click here.
D5: Eastside Prep beat Vacaville Christian 54-27. Click here.
STATE SKIING CHAMPIONSHIPS: Placer senior Karly Kenworthy is the state champ in the slalom and giant slalom. Click here.
In a matchup featuring two of the top softball teams in the SJS, Elk Grove beat Pleasant Grove 1-0. Click here for the story.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Saturday's championship basketball recaps (3/5)
Look below for recaps from all of Saturday's Sac-Joaquin Section championship basketball games.
DIVISION 4 GIRLS
Modesto Christian 71, Calaveras 52
The Crusaders (23-8) rode their pressure defense and a big game from freshman Charise Holloway to their third consecutive D4 title. Holloway, playing on the Power Balance Pavilion floor for the first time, didn't show the nerves as she led MC with 16 points and 22 rebounds. Her rebounds were a D4 title game record and tie her for tops overall in the Section record book.
All five of the Crusaders' starters scored in double figures; the other four were: Danielle Thompson (12) and 11 points apiece from Vanessa Cagle, Mariah Brown and Alexus Tillman.
Nikki Gleason led Calaveras with 21 points and teammate Maddy Cox added eight rebounds.
It's the third straight victory over a Mother Lode League team in the finals for the Crusaders, their last two victims were Argonaut and Linden.
DIVISION 2 GIRLS
St. Mary's 70, Del Oro 65
In what turned out to be a dynamite game, the Rams (25-2) got a hige 3-pointer from senior guard Ali Gibson with 1:35 left and held on for the victory over the Golden Eagles. Gibson finished with 25 points and seven rebounds.
The teams traded the lead throughout the game, with Del Oro holding a nine-point advantage at one point early. But the Rams kept battling back behind their full-court pressure defense.
Sophomore point guard Onome Jemirigbe spearheaded the St. Mary's defense and also scored 23 points. She added five steals.
Madeline Campbell and Crystal Sewell each led Del Oro with 23 points. Sewell also led the Golden Eagles with eight rebounds.
It was the fourth Section title in a row for the Rams, and the program's 12th overall.
DIVISION 4 BOYS
Colfax 53, Amador 44
The Falcons (22-9) suffered a major setback early in the game when leading scorer Chase Mosier went down with a leg injury, but they received contributions from several players en route to the victory. Mosier was averaging 20 points a game, but only played for 4 minutes, scoring two points. In his place, Austin Oberg scored 15 points and center Ben Buell added 10 points and five rebounds.
The Buffaloes were led by Clinton Tremelling (15 points, three assists), Max Perry (10 points) and Austin Johnson (eight points, 13 rebounds).
It was the fourth boys basketball Section title in Colfax history, all of those championships coming since 2004. In the last eight years, Colfax is 24-4 in the postseason.
DIVISION 2 BOYS
St. Mary's 61, Antelope 50
In a matchup between one of the most successful programs in Section boys basketball history and a school in the playoffs for the first time, experience ruled the day.
The Rams (21-10) pulled away for the victory thanks to an 18-10 fourth quarter. Alex Simmons scored 20 points to lead the Rams, and he also grabbed 11 rebounds. Teammate Chris Magalotti added 14 points and 14 rebounds and Justin Cox pitched in with 14 points.
Antelope stayed with St. Mary's for most of the game, pulling to within one at 43-42, but was never able to take the lead. The Titans, in the playoffs for the first time, were led by Jarvis Watkins and Isaiah Ellis (11 points apiece).
It was the eighth Section title in St. Mary's history; the Rams are 8-5 in championship games.
DIVISION 1 GIRLS
St. Francis 57, Lincoln-Stockton 49
The St. Francis girls basketball program has won more than its share of Section titles. But until this year, the Troubadours had never won a D1 crown. That all changed after they held off a talented and tenacious Trojans team.
The senior guard tandem of Jolise Limcaco and Briana Charles each scored 12 points to lead St. Francis to the victory. The Troubadours couldn't miss in the first quarter, jumping out to a 24-16 lead. But the Trojans chipped away, getting to within two points several times late in the game.
The Trojans were led by junior forward Nyre Harris' 14 points and 12 points from senior guard Devyn Weymouth. Lincoln, in the playoffs 22 times, was seeking its first Section title.
It was the eighth Section title for St. Francis, which won D3 crowns in 1991-94 and 2002 and won D2 banners in 2007 and 2008.
DIVISION 1 BOYS
Sheldon 84, Jesuit 69
The Huskies (23-7) won their second consecutive Section title behind 27 points and 14 rebounds from senior forward Darius Nelson. Sheldon is coached by Joey Rollings, who won a Section title with the Huskies' girls team in 2006 as well.
Sheldon received 18 points apiece from Ramon Eaton and D'Erryl Williams and 10 points form Dakarai Allen.
Jesuit, the DRL runner-up to Sheldon, got 17 points apiece from Akachi Okugo and Parker Uu. Broan Glodowski added 15 points.
It was the third meeting between the DRL rivals, and Sheldon won all three. Both advance to the CIF NorCal Tournament, which begins next week. NorCal brackets for all divisions will be released Sunday afternoon.
DIVISION 4 GIRLS
Modesto Christian 71, Calaveras 52
The Crusaders (23-8) rode their pressure defense and a big game from freshman Charise Holloway to their third consecutive D4 title. Holloway, playing on the Power Balance Pavilion floor for the first time, didn't show the nerves as she led MC with 16 points and 22 rebounds. Her rebounds were a D4 title game record and tie her for tops overall in the Section record book.
All five of the Crusaders' starters scored in double figures; the other four were: Danielle Thompson (12) and 11 points apiece from Vanessa Cagle, Mariah Brown and Alexus Tillman.
Nikki Gleason led Calaveras with 21 points and teammate Maddy Cox added eight rebounds.
It's the third straight victory over a Mother Lode League team in the finals for the Crusaders, their last two victims were Argonaut and Linden.
DIVISION 2 GIRLS
St. Mary's 70, Del Oro 65
In what turned out to be a dynamite game, the Rams (25-2) got a hige 3-pointer from senior guard Ali Gibson with 1:35 left and held on for the victory over the Golden Eagles. Gibson finished with 25 points and seven rebounds.
The teams traded the lead throughout the game, with Del Oro holding a nine-point advantage at one point early. But the Rams kept battling back behind their full-court pressure defense.
Sophomore point guard Onome Jemirigbe spearheaded the St. Mary's defense and also scored 23 points. She added five steals.
Madeline Campbell and Crystal Sewell each led Del Oro with 23 points. Sewell also led the Golden Eagles with eight rebounds.
It was the fourth Section title in a row for the Rams, and the program's 12th overall.
DIVISION 4 BOYS
Colfax 53, Amador 44
The Falcons (22-9) suffered a major setback early in the game when leading scorer Chase Mosier went down with a leg injury, but they received contributions from several players en route to the victory. Mosier was averaging 20 points a game, but only played for 4 minutes, scoring two points. In his place, Austin Oberg scored 15 points and center Ben Buell added 10 points and five rebounds.
The Buffaloes were led by Clinton Tremelling (15 points, three assists), Max Perry (10 points) and Austin Johnson (eight points, 13 rebounds).
It was the fourth boys basketball Section title in Colfax history, all of those championships coming since 2004. In the last eight years, Colfax is 24-4 in the postseason.
DIVISION 2 BOYS
St. Mary's 61, Antelope 50
In a matchup between one of the most successful programs in Section boys basketball history and a school in the playoffs for the first time, experience ruled the day.
The Rams (21-10) pulled away for the victory thanks to an 18-10 fourth quarter. Alex Simmons scored 20 points to lead the Rams, and he also grabbed 11 rebounds. Teammate Chris Magalotti added 14 points and 14 rebounds and Justin Cox pitched in with 14 points.
Antelope stayed with St. Mary's for most of the game, pulling to within one at 43-42, but was never able to take the lead. The Titans, in the playoffs for the first time, were led by Jarvis Watkins and Isaiah Ellis (11 points apiece).
It was the eighth Section title in St. Mary's history; the Rams are 8-5 in championship games.
DIVISION 1 GIRLS
St. Francis 57, Lincoln-Stockton 49
The St. Francis girls basketball program has won more than its share of Section titles. But until this year, the Troubadours had never won a D1 crown. That all changed after they held off a talented and tenacious Trojans team.
The senior guard tandem of Jolise Limcaco and Briana Charles each scored 12 points to lead St. Francis to the victory. The Troubadours couldn't miss in the first quarter, jumping out to a 24-16 lead. But the Trojans chipped away, getting to within two points several times late in the game.
The Trojans were led by junior forward Nyre Harris' 14 points and 12 points from senior guard Devyn Weymouth. Lincoln, in the playoffs 22 times, was seeking its first Section title.
It was the eighth Section title for St. Francis, which won D3 crowns in 1991-94 and 2002 and won D2 banners in 2007 and 2008.
DIVISION 1 BOYS
Sheldon 84, Jesuit 69
The Huskies (23-7) won their second consecutive Section title behind 27 points and 14 rebounds from senior forward Darius Nelson. Sheldon is coached by Joey Rollings, who won a Section title with the Huskies' girls team in 2006 as well.
Sheldon received 18 points apiece from Ramon Eaton and D'Erryl Williams and 10 points form Dakarai Allen.
Jesuit, the DRL runner-up to Sheldon, got 17 points apiece from Akachi Okugo and Parker Uu. Broan Glodowski added 15 points.
It was the third meeting between the DRL rivals, and Sheldon won all three. Both advance to the CIF NorCal Tournament, which begins next week. NorCal brackets for all divisions will be released Sunday afternoon.
Friday, March 4, 2011
Friday's championship basketball recaps
Look below for the recaps from Friday's Sac-Joaquin Section Basketball Championships from Power Balance Pavilion.
DIVISION 5 GIRLS
Bradshaw Christian 44, Brookside Christian 32
The Pride (22-9) jumped out to an early 19-7 lead and cruised from there in Bradshaw Christian's fourth consecutive Section championship in a row. Senior Jordie Smith, in her fourth Section title game, led the Pride with 17 points. She added 11 rebounds.
Her teammate Lauren Beyer, also a senior, had 14 points and a game-high 13 rebounds.
Brookside Christian, in the program's first girls basketball Section championship, featured a roster of only six players. One of those players, freshman Tiara Tucker, entered the game averaging 35.7 points in the postseason, but was held to 11. Bradshaw Christian sophomore Ashlee Jones was assigned Tucker defensively, holding her well below her scoring average.
Tucker made two free throws in the final seconds of the game, giving her 118 for her four-game Section postseason, which ranks her No. 2 on the all-time list, behind Nevada Union's Kellie Cook (149).
DIVISION 5 BOYS
Vacaville Christian 90, Bradshaw Christian 63
The Falcons (25-6) used a 29-11 third-quarter advantage to pull away from their Sierra Delta League rivals in winning the school's first-ever Section championship. Brandon Barnes scored 29 points, including seven 3-pointers, to lead Vacaville Christian. Barnes' seven 3-pointers are a Division 5 record and tie him for the overall Section championship record.
Teammate Jake Abel added 22 points and Torry Arthur had 18 points and a team-high seven rebounds.
Scott Ecklund scored 23 points to lead Bradshaw Christian; he was helped out by 15 points from Jake Adkins and 12 from Ron Henry.
The game was tight at the half, with the Falcons clinging to a 44-40 lead. But Vacaville Christian controlled the flow in the second half. The Falcons' 90 points were three away from the overall Section record.
DIVISION 3 GIRLS
Sacramento 63, Vanden 50
The Dragons (26-5) held almost every Vikings player in check, forcing 28 turnovers, in the victory over a team that beat them during the regular season. Sacramento was led by senior guard Fantasia Hilliard, who scored 26 points, had four steals and grabbed seven rebounds despite her 5-foot-3 frame.
Teammate Allie Green added 13 points and Jasmine Ware had 10 points and a team-high eight rebounds.
Vanden was led by senior forward Erimma Amarikwa, who had 28 points and 11 rebounds. Amarikwa is going to San Diego State University next year.
It was the eighth consecutive Section championship appearance for the Dragons, and their second title. They won the D3 title in 2007 as well.
Division 3 boys
Sacramento 53, Center 48
The Dragons (27-5) parlayed an 11-0 run to end the third quarter into a close victory over the Cougars. 6-foot-11 center Robert Garrett had 15 points and nine rebounds to lead Sacramento, which won its third Section title in a row.
Aaron Cameron added 14 points for the Dragons.
Christopher Smith led Center with 13 points and Andrew Zan added 11.
The Dragons shared the ball, dishing off for 14 assists in the victory.
DIVISION 5 GIRLS
Bradshaw Christian 44, Brookside Christian 32
The Pride (22-9) jumped out to an early 19-7 lead and cruised from there in Bradshaw Christian's fourth consecutive Section championship in a row. Senior Jordie Smith, in her fourth Section title game, led the Pride with 17 points. She added 11 rebounds.
Her teammate Lauren Beyer, also a senior, had 14 points and a game-high 13 rebounds.
Brookside Christian, in the program's first girls basketball Section championship, featured a roster of only six players. One of those players, freshman Tiara Tucker, entered the game averaging 35.7 points in the postseason, but was held to 11. Bradshaw Christian sophomore Ashlee Jones was assigned Tucker defensively, holding her well below her scoring average.
Tucker made two free throws in the final seconds of the game, giving her 118 for her four-game Section postseason, which ranks her No. 2 on the all-time list, behind Nevada Union's Kellie Cook (149).
DIVISION 5 BOYS
Vacaville Christian 90, Bradshaw Christian 63
The Falcons (25-6) used a 29-11 third-quarter advantage to pull away from their Sierra Delta League rivals in winning the school's first-ever Section championship. Brandon Barnes scored 29 points, including seven 3-pointers, to lead Vacaville Christian. Barnes' seven 3-pointers are a Division 5 record and tie him for the overall Section championship record.
Teammate Jake Abel added 22 points and Torry Arthur had 18 points and a team-high seven rebounds.
Scott Ecklund scored 23 points to lead Bradshaw Christian; he was helped out by 15 points from Jake Adkins and 12 from Ron Henry.
The game was tight at the half, with the Falcons clinging to a 44-40 lead. But Vacaville Christian controlled the flow in the second half. The Falcons' 90 points were three away from the overall Section record.
DIVISION 3 GIRLS
Sacramento 63, Vanden 50
The Dragons (26-5) held almost every Vikings player in check, forcing 28 turnovers, in the victory over a team that beat them during the regular season. Sacramento was led by senior guard Fantasia Hilliard, who scored 26 points, had four steals and grabbed seven rebounds despite her 5-foot-3 frame.
Teammate Allie Green added 13 points and Jasmine Ware had 10 points and a team-high eight rebounds.
Vanden was led by senior forward Erimma Amarikwa, who had 28 points and 11 rebounds. Amarikwa is going to San Diego State University next year.
It was the eighth consecutive Section championship appearance for the Dragons, and their second title. They won the D3 title in 2007 as well.
Division 3 boys
Sacramento 53, Center 48
The Dragons (27-5) parlayed an 11-0 run to end the third quarter into a close victory over the Cougars. 6-foot-11 center Robert Garrett had 15 points and nine rebounds to lead Sacramento, which won its third Section title in a row.
Aaron Cameron added 14 points for the Dragons.
Christopher Smith led Center with 13 points and Andrew Zan added 11.
The Dragons shared the ball, dishing off for 14 assists in the victory.
SJS Basketball Championship Schedule
FRIDAY
D5 girls – #1 Bradshaw Christian vs. #2 Brookside Christian, 4 p.m.
D5 boys – #2 Bradshaw Christian vs. #4 Vacaville Christian, 5:30 p.m.
D3 girls – #1 Sacramento vs. #3 Vanden, 7:30 p.m.
D3 boys – #1 Sacramento vs. #2 Center, 9 p.m.
SATURDAY
D4 girls – #1 Modesto Christian vs. #3 Calaveras, 11:30 a.m.
D2 girls – #1 St. Mary's vs. #2 Del Oro, 1 p.m.
D4 boys – #3 Colfax vs. #4 Amador, 3 p.m.
D2 boys – #4 Antelope vs. #7 St. Mary's, 4:30 p.m.
D1 girls – #1 St. Francis vs. #2 Lincoln-S, 6:30 p.m.
D1 boys – #1 Sheldon vs. #3 Jesuit, 8:30 p.m.
Recaps to come as games go final.
D5 girls – #1 Bradshaw Christian vs. #2 Brookside Christian, 4 p.m.
D5 boys – #2 Bradshaw Christian vs. #4 Vacaville Christian, 5:30 p.m.
D3 girls – #1 Sacramento vs. #3 Vanden, 7:30 p.m.
D3 boys – #1 Sacramento vs. #2 Center, 9 p.m.
SATURDAY
D4 girls – #1 Modesto Christian vs. #3 Calaveras, 11:30 a.m.
D2 girls – #1 St. Mary's vs. #2 Del Oro, 1 p.m.
D4 boys – #3 Colfax vs. #4 Amador, 3 p.m.
D2 boys – #4 Antelope vs. #7 St. Mary's, 4:30 p.m.
D1 girls – #1 St. Francis vs. #2 Lincoln-S, 6:30 p.m.
D1 boys – #1 Sheldon vs. #3 Jesuit, 8:30 p.m.
Recaps to come as games go final.
Friday, February 25, 2011
SJS playoff boys basketball (2/25)
NOTE: The times for the semifinals will be posted on the homepage by Saturday afternoon. Best of luck to all the semifinalists!
BOYS
DIVISION 1
Sheldon 93, Rodriguez 74
Granite Bay 77, McNair 60
Jesuit 81, Burbank 65
Franklin-EG 59, Turlock 40
Semifinals/Tuesday at Arco Arena (times TBD)
#4 Granite Bay vs. #1 Sheldon
#3 Jesuit vs. #2 Franklin-EG
DIVISION 2
Woodcreek 60, Wood 48
Antelope 55, Bella Vista 46
Cordova 64, Del Campo 57
St. Mary's 51, Fairfield 46, OT
Semifinals/Tuesday at Arco Arena (times TBD)
#4 Antelope vs. #1 Woodcreek
#7 St. Mary's vs. #3 Cordova
DIVISION 3
Sacramento 63, Sierra 52
Weston Ranch 76, Cosumnes Oaks 66
Foothill 62, El Dorado 53
Center 79, Yuba City 65
Semifinals/Wednesday at Cosumnes River College (times TBD)
#4 Weston Ranch vs. #1 Sacramento
#6 Foothill vs. #2 Center
DIVISION 4
Modesto Christian 61, Calaveras 55
Amador 69, Highlands 59
#6 Ripon at #3 Colfax, PPD. (Monday, 6 p.m.)
#7 Capital Christian at #2 Summerville, PPD. (Monday, 7 p.m.)
Semifinals/Wednesday at Tokay HS (times TBD)
#4 Amador vs. #1 Modesto Christian
Ripon/Colfax vs. Cap. Christian/Summerville
DIVISION 5
Ripon Christian 61, Faith Christian 29
Vacaville Christian 90, Brookside Christian 62
Valley Christian 74, Global Youth Charter 63
Bradshaw Christian 59 Sacramento Waldorf 56
Semifinals/Tuesday at Galt HS (times TBD)
#4 Vacaville Christian vs. #1 Ripon Christian
#3 Valley Christian vs. #2 Bradshaw Christian
BOYS
DIVISION 1
Sheldon 93, Rodriguez 74
Granite Bay 77, McNair 60
Jesuit 81, Burbank 65
Franklin-EG 59, Turlock 40
Semifinals/Tuesday at Arco Arena (times TBD)
#4 Granite Bay vs. #1 Sheldon
#3 Jesuit vs. #2 Franklin-EG
DIVISION 2
Woodcreek 60, Wood 48
Antelope 55, Bella Vista 46
Cordova 64, Del Campo 57
St. Mary's 51, Fairfield 46, OT
Semifinals/Tuesday at Arco Arena (times TBD)
#4 Antelope vs. #1 Woodcreek
#7 St. Mary's vs. #3 Cordova
DIVISION 3
Sacramento 63, Sierra 52
Weston Ranch 76, Cosumnes Oaks 66
Foothill 62, El Dorado 53
Center 79, Yuba City 65
Semifinals/Wednesday at Cosumnes River College (times TBD)
#4 Weston Ranch vs. #1 Sacramento
#6 Foothill vs. #2 Center
DIVISION 4
Modesto Christian 61, Calaveras 55
Amador 69, Highlands 59
#6 Ripon at #3 Colfax, PPD. (Monday, 6 p.m.)
#7 Capital Christian at #2 Summerville, PPD. (Monday, 7 p.m.)
Semifinals/Wednesday at Tokay HS (times TBD)
#4 Amador vs. #1 Modesto Christian
Ripon/Colfax vs. Cap. Christian/Summerville
DIVISION 5
Ripon Christian 61, Faith Christian 29
Vacaville Christian 90, Brookside Christian 62
Valley Christian 74, Global Youth Charter 63
Bradshaw Christian 59 Sacramento Waldorf 56
Semifinals/Tuesday at Galt HS (times TBD)
#4 Vacaville Christian vs. #1 Ripon Christian
#3 Valley Christian vs. #2 Bradshaw Christian
Thursday, February 24, 2011
SJS girls basketball playoffs (2/24)
DIVISION 1
St. Francis 75, McNair 28
Armijo 67, Turlock 43
Oak Ridge 58, Pleasant Grove 51
Lincoln-S 54, Kennedy 33
Semifinals/Wednesday at UOP (Times TBD)
#5 Armijo vs. #1 St. Francis
#3 Oak Ridge vs. #2 Lincoln-S
DIVISION 2
St. Mary's 77, Florin 32
Bella Vista 72, Benicia 64
El Camino 73, Rocklin 56
Del Oro 74, Inderkum 42
Semifinals/Wednesday at UOP (Times TBD)
#4 Bella Vista vs. #1 St. Mary's
#3 El Camino vs. #2 Del Oro
DIVISION 3
Sacramento 79, Galt 42
Christian Brothers 70, Manteca 60
Vanden 57, Valley 38
El Dorado 50, East Union 41
Semifinals/Wednesday at Cosumnes River College (Times TBD)
#4 Christian Brothers vs. #1 Sacramento
#3 Vanden vs. #2 El Dorado
DIVISION 4
Modesto Christian 90, Linden 44
Colfax 59, West Campus 24
Calaveras 56, Capital Christian 36
Bear River 53, Argonaut 32
Semifinals/Wednesday at Tokay HS (Times TBD)
#4 Colfax vs. #1 Modesto Christian
#3 Calaveras vs. #2 Bear River
DIVISION 5
Foresthill at Bradshaw Christian, PPD (Sat., 6 p.m.)
Vacaville Christian 85, Ripon Christian 54
Turlock Christian 64, Wilton Christian 35
Brookside Christian 82, Valley Christian 45
Semifinals/Tuesday at Galt HS (Times TBD)
#4 Vacaville Christian vs. Foresthill/Bradshaw Christian
#3 Turlock Christian vs. #2 Brookside Christian
St. Francis 75, McNair 28
Armijo 67, Turlock 43
Oak Ridge 58, Pleasant Grove 51
Lincoln-S 54, Kennedy 33
Semifinals/Wednesday at UOP (Times TBD)
#5 Armijo vs. #1 St. Francis
#3 Oak Ridge vs. #2 Lincoln-S
DIVISION 2
St. Mary's 77, Florin 32
Bella Vista 72, Benicia 64
El Camino 73, Rocklin 56
Del Oro 74, Inderkum 42
Semifinals/Wednesday at UOP (Times TBD)
#4 Bella Vista vs. #1 St. Mary's
#3 El Camino vs. #2 Del Oro
DIVISION 3
Sacramento 79, Galt 42
Christian Brothers 70, Manteca 60
Vanden 57, Valley 38
El Dorado 50, East Union 41
Semifinals/Wednesday at Cosumnes River College (Times TBD)
#4 Christian Brothers vs. #1 Sacramento
#3 Vanden vs. #2 El Dorado
DIVISION 4
Modesto Christian 90, Linden 44
Colfax 59, West Campus 24
Calaveras 56, Capital Christian 36
Bear River 53, Argonaut 32
Semifinals/Wednesday at Tokay HS (Times TBD)
#4 Colfax vs. #1 Modesto Christian
#3 Calaveras vs. #2 Bear River
DIVISION 5
Foresthill at Bradshaw Christian, PPD (Sat., 6 p.m.)
Vacaville Christian 85, Ripon Christian 54
Turlock Christian 64, Wilton Christian 35
Brookside Christian 82, Valley Christian 45
Semifinals/Tuesday at Galt HS (Times TBD)
#4 Vacaville Christian vs. Foresthill/Bradshaw Christian
#3 Turlock Christian vs. #2 Brookside Christian
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
SJS Basketball Playoffs (Wednesday, 2/23)
BOYS
Division 1
Sheldon 59, Monterey Trail 41
Rodriguez 86, Golden Valley 76
McNair 62, Oak Ridge 58
Granite Bay 68, Kennedy 52
Jesuit 70, Grant 56
Burbank 80, Grace Davis 57
Turlock 70, McClatchy 64
Franklin-EG 72, Pleasant Grove 67
Quarterfinals/Friday
#9 Rodriguez at #1 Sheldon
#5 McNair at #4 Granite Bay
#6 Burbank at #3 Jesuit
#7 Turlock at #2 Franklin-EG
Division 2
Woodcreek 67, Los Banos 50
Wood 73, Bethel 62
Bella Vista 74, Vallejo 66
Antelope 40, Folsom 38
Cordova 57, Buhach Colony 49
Del Campo 71, Del Oro 58
St. Mary's 65, Rio Americano 56
Fairfield 58, Oakmont 52
Quarterfinals/Friday
#9 Wood at #1 Woodcreek
#5 Bella Vista at #4 Antelope
#6 Del Campo at #3 Cordova
#7 St. Mary's at #2 Fairfield
Division 3
Sacramento 63, Hogan 47
Sierra 55, Lindhurst 53
Cosumnes Oaks 63, East Union 49
Weston Ranch 67, Livingston 58
El Dorado 60, Sonora 44
Foothill 65, Ceres 45
Yuba City 67, Christian Brothers 57
Center 64, Mesa Verde 40
Quarterfinals/Friday
#9 Sierra at #1 Sacramento
#5 Cosumnes Oaks at #4 Weston Ranch
#6 Foothill at #3 El Dorado
#7 Yuba City at #2 Center
Division 4
Modesto Christian 89, Bret Harte 51
Calaveras 55, Riverbank 48
Highlands 64, Central Catholic 60
Amador 62, Escalon 46
Colfax 74, Encina 55
Ripon 67, Mariposa 43
Capital Christian 67, Denair 49
Summerville 82, Le Grand 44
Quarterfinals/Friday
#8 Calaveras at #1 Modesto Christian
#5 Highlands at #4 Amador
#6 Ripon at #3 Colfax
#7 Capital Christian at #2 Summerville
Division 5
Ripon Christian 69, Tioga 35
Faith Christian 50, Auburn Christian 33
Brookside Christian 62, Victory Christian 57
Vacaville Christian 87, Forest Lake Christian 44
Valley Christian 63, ROP/Sierra Ridge 55
Global Youth Charter 72, Delta 52
Sacramento Waldorf 60, Sacramento Adventist 47
Bradshaw Christian 77, New Life Christian 31
Quarterfinals/Friday
#8 Faith Christian at #1 Ripon Christian
#12 Brookside Christian at #4 Vacaville Christian
#6 Global Youth Charter at #3 Valley Christian
#7 Sacramento Waldorf at #2 Bradshaw Christian
Division 1
Sheldon 59, Monterey Trail 41
Rodriguez 86, Golden Valley 76
McNair 62, Oak Ridge 58
Granite Bay 68, Kennedy 52
Jesuit 70, Grant 56
Burbank 80, Grace Davis 57
Turlock 70, McClatchy 64
Franklin-EG 72, Pleasant Grove 67
Quarterfinals/Friday
#9 Rodriguez at #1 Sheldon
#5 McNair at #4 Granite Bay
#6 Burbank at #3 Jesuit
#7 Turlock at #2 Franklin-EG
Division 2
Woodcreek 67, Los Banos 50
Wood 73, Bethel 62
Bella Vista 74, Vallejo 66
Antelope 40, Folsom 38
Cordova 57, Buhach Colony 49
Del Campo 71, Del Oro 58
St. Mary's 65, Rio Americano 56
Fairfield 58, Oakmont 52
Quarterfinals/Friday
#9 Wood at #1 Woodcreek
#5 Bella Vista at #4 Antelope
#6 Del Campo at #3 Cordova
#7 St. Mary's at #2 Fairfield
Division 3
Sacramento 63, Hogan 47
Sierra 55, Lindhurst 53
Cosumnes Oaks 63, East Union 49
Weston Ranch 67, Livingston 58
El Dorado 60, Sonora 44
Foothill 65, Ceres 45
Yuba City 67, Christian Brothers 57
Center 64, Mesa Verde 40
Quarterfinals/Friday
#9 Sierra at #1 Sacramento
#5 Cosumnes Oaks at #4 Weston Ranch
#6 Foothill at #3 El Dorado
#7 Yuba City at #2 Center
Division 4
Modesto Christian 89, Bret Harte 51
Calaveras 55, Riverbank 48
Highlands 64, Central Catholic 60
Amador 62, Escalon 46
Colfax 74, Encina 55
Ripon 67, Mariposa 43
Capital Christian 67, Denair 49
Summerville 82, Le Grand 44
Quarterfinals/Friday
#8 Calaveras at #1 Modesto Christian
#5 Highlands at #4 Amador
#6 Ripon at #3 Colfax
#7 Capital Christian at #2 Summerville
Division 5
Ripon Christian 69, Tioga 35
Faith Christian 50, Auburn Christian 33
Brookside Christian 62, Victory Christian 57
Vacaville Christian 87, Forest Lake Christian 44
Valley Christian 63, ROP/Sierra Ridge 55
Global Youth Charter 72, Delta 52
Sacramento Waldorf 60, Sacramento Adventist 47
Bradshaw Christian 77, New Life Christian 31
Quarterfinals/Friday
#8 Faith Christian at #1 Ripon Christian
#12 Brookside Christian at #4 Vacaville Christian
#6 Global Youth Charter at #3 Valley Christian
#7 Sacramento Waldorf at #2 Bradshaw Christian
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
State basketball championship stories
We're recovering from the long weekend and coldn't help but notice that the Sac-Joaquin Section did pretty well down in Bakersfield. The Oak Ridge and St. Mary's girls basketball teams came back with state championships. We take a look at some of the stories on these teams in this special edition of the Sac-Joaquin Section news aggregator. After this, it's on to the spring!
Click here to read the El Dorado Hills Telegraph's account of Oak Ridge's 55-42 victory over Long Beach Poly in the Division I state championship.
Click here for a Stockton Record story on the St. Mary's girls team's 89-41 victory over Bishop Amat in the state Division III championship game.
Click here or here to read the Sacramento Bee's account of the Oak Ridge girls' state championship victory.
Click here for a Stephen Roberson story on the St. Mary's girls basketball team and why it thinks it should be ranked No. 1 in the country.
Click here for a Jason Anderson column on the St. Mary's girls basketball team.
Click here to read the El Dorado Hills Telegraph's account of Oak Ridge's 55-42 victory over Long Beach Poly in the Division I state championship.
Click here for a Stockton Record story on the St. Mary's girls team's 89-41 victory over Bishop Amat in the state Division III championship game.
Click here or here to read the Sacramento Bee's account of the Oak Ridge girls' state championship victory.
Click here for a Stephen Roberson story on the St. Mary's girls basketball team and why it thinks it should be ranked No. 1 in the country.
Click here for a Jason Anderson column on the St. Mary's girls basketball team.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Former SJS women's players in March Madness
If you're a Sac-Joaquin Section fan then there's one team in the NCAA women's basketball tournament you should be rooting for: San Diego State. The Aztecs count four players on their rosters from the SJS. Those four - and injured Tennessee forward Vicki Baugh - are the five players with SJS ties who we could find competing in this year;s women's March Madness. Good luck to all, and especially good luck to the Aztecs!
JESSIKA BRADLEY, San Diego State (Sacramento). Bradley's teams never won a Section title, they were runners-up for three straight years. But her senior year, she led the Dragons to a NorCal title and state runner-up finish. The junior who transfered in from Baylor is averaging 7.4 points and a team-high 6.5 rebounds a game for the Aztecs.
COCO DAVIS, San Diego State (Rio Americano, Sacramento). Played her first three years at Rio Americano before transfering to Sacramento where the Dragons won the Sac-Joaquin Section D3 title over St. Mary's. The junior starer at guard is averaging 5.7 points and 4.3 rebounds a game.
QUENESE DAVIS, San Diego State (Rio Americano). Was a four-year varsity star at Rio Americano. She's carved out an excellent career with the Aztecs as well. A senior, Quenese starts in the backcourt alongside her sister Coco. She's averaging 13.0 points and just over five assists a game for the Aztecs. She's the San Diego State career assists leader.
KIM SPINARDI, San Diego State (Golden Valley). Spinardi was a star at Golden Valley, including a senior year that saw her average 17 points and 7.5 assists a game. The senior guard - a MWC all-academic honoree - is averaging 1.1 points in about eight minutes a game.
VICKI BAUGH, Tennessee (Sacramento). The former Dragons superstar is on the Volunteers' roster but is redshirting this year - her junior year - after a setback while rehabilitating her surgically repaired knee. According to reports, Baugh has been traveling with the team during the postseason.
JESSIKA BRADLEY, San Diego State (Sacramento). Bradley's teams never won a Section title, they were runners-up for three straight years. But her senior year, she led the Dragons to a NorCal title and state runner-up finish. The junior who transfered in from Baylor is averaging 7.4 points and a team-high 6.5 rebounds a game for the Aztecs.
COCO DAVIS, San Diego State (Rio Americano, Sacramento). Played her first three years at Rio Americano before transfering to Sacramento where the Dragons won the Sac-Joaquin Section D3 title over St. Mary's. The junior starer at guard is averaging 5.7 points and 4.3 rebounds a game.
QUENESE DAVIS, San Diego State (Rio Americano). Was a four-year varsity star at Rio Americano. She's carved out an excellent career with the Aztecs as well. A senior, Quenese starts in the backcourt alongside her sister Coco. She's averaging 13.0 points and just over five assists a game for the Aztecs. She's the San Diego State career assists leader.
KIM SPINARDI, San Diego State (Golden Valley). Spinardi was a star at Golden Valley, including a senior year that saw her average 17 points and 7.5 assists a game. The senior guard - a MWC all-academic honoree - is averaging 1.1 points in about eight minutes a game.
VICKI BAUGH, Tennessee (Sacramento). The former Dragons superstar is on the Volunteers' roster but is redshirting this year - her junior year - after a setback while rehabilitating her surgically repaired knee. According to reports, Baugh has been traveling with the team during the postseason.
Monday, March 15, 2010
Men's basketball players from the SJS in March Madness
By our count, there are nine players from Sac-Joaquin Section schools competing in the men's basketball March Madness this year. Check below for their current colleges, former high schools and a note on what they did in high school if we have it. Congratulations to all!
TRAY BRITT, New Mexico State (Hogan). Britt averaged 19 points a game for Hogan his senior year. He's a senior with NMSU and averaging 0.9 points a game.
CHASE TAPLEY, San Diego State (Sacramento). Tapley led the Dragons to two SJS titles and one NorCal title. True freshman is averaging 7.8 points a game for the Aztecs.
JAMES NUNNALLY, UC Santa Barbara (Weston Ranch). Nunnally, a junior, is averaging 15 points a game for the Gauchos. In 2007, he led Weston Ranch to the SJS D3 championship game, where they lost to Sacramenbto (and Tapley).
NATE GARTH, New Mexico (Capital Christian). Garth played his freshman and sophomore years at Capital Christian before moving out of state. The sophomore is averaging 4.2 points and 1.7 assists a game for the Lobos.
D.J. SEELEY, California (Tokay/Modesto Christian). Seeley was at Tokay for his first three high school years before transferring to Modesto Christian. His teams won two SJS titles in that span. The sophomore is averaging 2.4 points a game for the Golden Bears.
TERRENCE JENNINGS, Louisville (Capital Christian). Jennings spent his junior year at Capital Christian in the 2004-05 season, where he averaged 17 points a game in leading the Cougars to the SJS championship game. He's a sophomore at Louisville where he's averaging 5.2 points a game.
FRED ELLIS, Baylor (Sacramento). Was part of SJS championship team in 2007 and SJS runner-up team in 2006. Redshirt sophomore is averaging 1.3 points a game for the Bears.
WAYNE HUNTER, St. Mary's College (Valley). Hunter led Valley to the SJS D2 championship his senior year in 2004. Went to a prep school after that then on to St. Mary's. The redshirt senior averaged 11.0 points a game in the Gaels' first seven games before he tore his ACL, ending his season.
ELSTON TURNER, Washington (Roseville). Turner spent three high-scoring years at Roseville High before moving to Houston. The sophomore is averaging 5.1 points a game for the Huskies.
TRAY BRITT, New Mexico State (Hogan). Britt averaged 19 points a game for Hogan his senior year. He's a senior with NMSU and averaging 0.9 points a game.
CHASE TAPLEY, San Diego State (Sacramento). Tapley led the Dragons to two SJS titles and one NorCal title. True freshman is averaging 7.8 points a game for the Aztecs.
JAMES NUNNALLY, UC Santa Barbara (Weston Ranch). Nunnally, a junior, is averaging 15 points a game for the Gauchos. In 2007, he led Weston Ranch to the SJS D3 championship game, where they lost to Sacramenbto (and Tapley).
NATE GARTH, New Mexico (Capital Christian). Garth played his freshman and sophomore years at Capital Christian before moving out of state. The sophomore is averaging 4.2 points and 1.7 assists a game for the Lobos.
D.J. SEELEY, California (Tokay/Modesto Christian). Seeley was at Tokay for his first three high school years before transferring to Modesto Christian. His teams won two SJS titles in that span. The sophomore is averaging 2.4 points a game for the Golden Bears.
TERRENCE JENNINGS, Louisville (Capital Christian). Jennings spent his junior year at Capital Christian in the 2004-05 season, where he averaged 17 points a game in leading the Cougars to the SJS championship game. He's a sophomore at Louisville where he's averaging 5.2 points a game.
FRED ELLIS, Baylor (Sacramento). Was part of SJS championship team in 2007 and SJS runner-up team in 2006. Redshirt sophomore is averaging 1.3 points a game for the Bears.
WAYNE HUNTER, St. Mary's College (Valley). Hunter led Valley to the SJS D2 championship his senior year in 2004. Went to a prep school after that then on to St. Mary's. The redshirt senior averaged 11.0 points a game in the Gaels' first seven games before he tore his ACL, ending his season.
ELSTON TURNER, Washington (Roseville). Turner spent three high-scoring years at Roseville High before moving to Houston. The sophomore is averaging 5.1 points a game for the Huskies.
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Saturday's NorCal basketball schedule
Here are tonight's NorCal semifinal games involving teams from the Sac-Joaquin Section
D1 boys
Newark Memorial 75, Sheldon 61
D2 boys
Woodcreek 91, Mitty-SJ 82
St. Francis-Mountain View 53, Oakmont 39
D3 boys
Sacramento 72, Center 48
D4 boys
Salesian 69, Modesto Christian 65
D1 girls
Berkeley 52, Kennedy 47
Oak Ridge 65, Deer Valley 63
D3 girls
St. Mary's 85, Valley Christian-SJ 59
Sacramento 52, Bishop O'Dowd 50
D4 girls
McKinleyville 50, Modesto Christian 44
D5 girls
Bradshaw Christian 50, Head Royce 39
D1 boys
Newark Memorial 75, Sheldon 61
D2 boys
Woodcreek 91, Mitty-SJ 82
St. Francis-Mountain View 53, Oakmont 39
D3 boys
Sacramento 72, Center 48
D4 boys
Salesian 69, Modesto Christian 65
D1 girls
Berkeley 52, Kennedy 47
Oak Ridge 65, Deer Valley 63
D3 girls
St. Mary's 85, Valley Christian-SJ 59
Sacramento 52, Bishop O'Dowd 50
D4 girls
McKinleyville 50, Modesto Christian 44
D5 girls
Bradshaw Christian 50, Head Royce 39
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Thursday's NorCal basketball schedule
Below you'll find the schedule of games involving Sac-Joaquin Section teams in the CIF Northern California Regional basketball tournament. We'll be updating with these scores on Thursday night.
THURSDAY'S NORCAL SCHEDULE
D1 boys
Sheldon 59, Bellarmine-SJ 57
D2 boys
Mitty-SJ 44, Fairfield 41
Woodcreek 72, Chico 62
Oakmont 59, Redwood-Larkspur 45
St. Francis-Mountain View 75, Rocklin 72
D3 boys
Bishop O'Dowd 55, St. Mary's 31
El Cerrito 65, Vista del Lago 57
Center 68, Enterprise-Redding 55
Sacramento 87, Miramonte-Orinda 84
D4 boys
St. Mary's-Berkeley 67, Colfax 54
Modesto Christian 66, Arcata 63 (OT)
D1 girls
Berkeley 69, McClatchy 56
Kennedy 54, Lowell-SF 39
Oak Ridge 76, Oakland Tech 46
D2 girls
Mitty-SJ 78, Bella Vista 51
Northgate-Walnut Creek 68, Vallejo 52
Presentation-SJ 65, Woodcreek 42
Carondelet-Concord 74, St. Francis 43
D3 girls
St. Mary's-Stockton 75, Miramonte-Orinda 53
Valley Christian-SJ 68, Del Oro 63
Bishop O'Dowd 70, Vanden 53
Sacramento 45, St. Ignatius 41
D4 girls
Piedmont 46, Argonaut 26
McKinleyville 57, Colfax 30
Modesto Christian 57, Justin Siena-Napa 47
D5 girls
Bradshaw Christian 62, University-SF 28
THURSDAY'S NORCAL SCHEDULE
D1 boys
Sheldon 59, Bellarmine-SJ 57
D2 boys
Mitty-SJ 44, Fairfield 41
Woodcreek 72, Chico 62
Oakmont 59, Redwood-Larkspur 45
St. Francis-Mountain View 75, Rocklin 72
D3 boys
Bishop O'Dowd 55, St. Mary's 31
El Cerrito 65, Vista del Lago 57
Center 68, Enterprise-Redding 55
Sacramento 87, Miramonte-Orinda 84
D4 boys
St. Mary's-Berkeley 67, Colfax 54
Modesto Christian 66, Arcata 63 (OT)
D1 girls
Berkeley 69, McClatchy 56
Kennedy 54, Lowell-SF 39
Oak Ridge 76, Oakland Tech 46
D2 girls
Mitty-SJ 78, Bella Vista 51
Northgate-Walnut Creek 68, Vallejo 52
Presentation-SJ 65, Woodcreek 42
Carondelet-Concord 74, St. Francis 43
D3 girls
St. Mary's-Stockton 75, Miramonte-Orinda 53
Valley Christian-SJ 68, Del Oro 63
Bishop O'Dowd 70, Vanden 53
Sacramento 45, St. Ignatius 41
D4 girls
Piedmont 46, Argonaut 26
McKinleyville 57, Colfax 30
Modesto Christian 57, Justin Siena-Napa 47
D5 girls
Bradshaw Christian 62, University-SF 28
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Tuesday's NorCal basketball games (updated!)
Here's a list of tonight's CIF Northern California Regional basketball playoff games involving Sac-Joaquin Section teams. I should be posting updates by 10 tonight. Check back here for the scores.
D1 boys
Oakland 72, Franklin-EG 62
San Ramon Valley 65, Merced 53
Castlemont 77, Turlock 53
Sheldon 85, Castro Valley 82 (2OT)
D2 boys
Fairfield 58, Pinole Valley 41
Oakmont 69, Montgomery 54
Rocklin 73, Pleasant Valley 44
D3 boys
St. Mary’s 53, Foothill-Palo Cedro 50
Center 74, Analy 58
D4 boys
Colfax 69, Sutter 57
St. Patrick/St. Vincent 65, Calaveras 35
Modesto Christian 104, Orland 79
Mission-SF 58, Capital Christian 55 (OT)
D5 boys
Pinewood 55, Bradshaw Christian 42
Head Royce 49, Victory Christian 43
Liberty Christian 76, Ripon Christian 73 (OT)
University-SF 88, Valley Christian 67
D1 girls
McClatchy 64, Heritage 38
Kennedy 59, Skyline 29
Deer Valley 87, Franklin-EG 26
D2 girls
Bella Vista 52, Dublin 49
Woodcreek 59, Chico 54
St. Francis 62, Montgomery 31
D3 girls
Del Oro 52, Dougherty Valley 46
Vanden 74, Paradise 56
D4 girls
Mercy-SF 66, Christian Brothers 59
Colfax 57, Central Valley 46
D5 girls
St. Joseph 74, Turlock Christian 36
Durham 52, Sacramento Waldorf 27
Head Royce 59, Ripon Christian 36
D1 boys
Oakland 72, Franklin-EG 62
San Ramon Valley 65, Merced 53
Castlemont 77, Turlock 53
Sheldon 85, Castro Valley 82 (2OT)
D2 boys
Fairfield 58, Pinole Valley 41
Oakmont 69, Montgomery 54
Rocklin 73, Pleasant Valley 44
D3 boys
St. Mary’s 53, Foothill-Palo Cedro 50
Center 74, Analy 58
D4 boys
Colfax 69, Sutter 57
St. Patrick/St. Vincent 65, Calaveras 35
Modesto Christian 104, Orland 79
Mission-SF 58, Capital Christian 55 (OT)
D5 boys
Pinewood 55, Bradshaw Christian 42
Head Royce 49, Victory Christian 43
Liberty Christian 76, Ripon Christian 73 (OT)
University-SF 88, Valley Christian 67
D1 girls
McClatchy 64, Heritage 38
Kennedy 59, Skyline 29
Deer Valley 87, Franklin-EG 26
D2 girls
Bella Vista 52, Dublin 49
Woodcreek 59, Chico 54
St. Francis 62, Montgomery 31
D3 girls
Del Oro 52, Dougherty Valley 46
Vanden 74, Paradise 56
D4 girls
Mercy-SF 66, Christian Brothers 59
Colfax 57, Central Valley 46
D5 girls
St. Joseph 74, Turlock Christian 36
Durham 52, Sacramento Waldorf 27
Head Royce 59, Ripon Christian 36
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Saturday's recaps from Arco Arena
Below you'll find the recaps from Saturday's six Sac-Joaquin Section championship games from Arco Arena.
DIVISION I BOYS
Sheldon 78, Franklin-EG 72
SACRAMENTO - Darius Nelson scored a game-high 29 points, leading the Huskies to the school's second Section title in four years. Sheldon, the #6 seed, was the lowest seed to win a Section title this year.
Huskies coach Joey Rollings becomes the fourth coach in Section history to win a Section title with a boys team and a girls team; he won it all with the Sheldon girls in 2006.
Huskies freshman Derryl Williams didn't miss a shot from the floor while scoring 18 points; he was 8-for-8 from the field and 2-for-2 from the free-throw line. Teammate Ramon Eaton had 13 points and a game-high 13 rebounds.
Anthony King led Franklin-EG with 20 points and teammate Chukwuemeka Iroegbu added 18 points and 12 rebounds. Point guard Michael Rosaroso had 12 points.
DIVISION I GIRLS
Oak Ridge 64, Kennedy 50
SACRAMENTO - Caitlin Welsch scored 17 points, leading four players with double digits in scoring, as the Trojans beat the Cougars for the school's first Division I championship. Welsch also grabbed a team-high seven rebounds.
Oak Ridge won a Division III title in 2003 and won the D2 crown last year. Now, the school's enrollment has pushed it into Division I.
After Welsch, Oak Ridge got big games from Sara James (15 points), Natalie Stone (12) and Carly Bettencourt (12). James, who will play for Stanford University next year, scored all of her points in the second half.
Leslie Leong led Kennedy with 20 points and she was followed by Cydni Matsuoka's 17 points. Shanice Butler, the Cougars' imposing inside presence, had six points and eight rebounds.
DIVISION II BOYS
Woodcreek 45, Oakmont 44
SACRAMENTO - Nick Milani scored 16 points, including three clutch 3-pointers, as the Timberwolves came back from a 12-2 first-quarter deficit to topple their SFL rival Vikings. Woodcreek trailed for much of the game after its slow start, but outscored Oakmont 19-13 in the fourth quarter for the victory.
Mike Kurtz scored 10 points, grabbed a game-high 13 rebounds and had seven blocked shots for Woodcreek. Teammate Nik Stathopoulos added 11 points.
Oakmont, like Woodcreek, only saw five players score points. The Vikings were led by Alex Ford's 15 points and 12 points and 12 rebounds from Tony Gill. J.T. Adenrele, who formed a strong inside combo with Gill throughout the game, added 11 points and seven rebounds.
DIVISION IV BOYS
Modesto Christian 88, Colfax 80
SACRAMENTO - Senior guard Isaiah Burse had 29 points, four assists and five steals in leading the No. 3-seed Crusaders to the program's 11th consecutive Sac-Joaquin Section championship. It was Modesto Christian's 44th straight playoff victory, an ongoing record.
MC's Anthony Pratt added 15 points and a team-high seven rebounds while Derek Evans scored 12 and Ryan Riner 10.
Chase Mosier led Colfax with 21 points and Ryan Salmonson had 16 points and a game-high 14 rebounds. Justin Witt had 17 points and 11 rebounds for the Falcons.
Burse has had a busy senior year. In the fall, he quarterbacked Modesto Christian to a 15-0 record, winning the school's first Sac-Joaquin Section title and the CIF State Small School Division Championship.
DIVISION II GIRLS
Vallejo 67, St. Francis 64
SACRAMENTO - Ashley Moore scored 32 points - giving her 116 for this postseason - as the No. 3-seeded Apaches beat the top-seeded Troubadours for their second D2 championship in four years. The game was tied in the final minute before Vallejo sealed the victory with some last-second heroics.
Rechel Carter scored 15 points and pulled down a game-high 15 rebounds for Vallejo.
Jolise Limcaco led St. Francis with 23 points, including five 3-pointers. The Troubadours, winners in the D2 championship in 2007 and 2008, also got 12 points from Briana Charles and 11 from Aurora Singh.
Moore's postseason output is the third-highest scoring total of any girls player in Sac-Joaquin Section history. Her 116 points places her only behind Kellie Cook of Nevada Union (149) and Jacki Gemelos of St. Mary's (117).
DIVISION IV GIRLS
Modesto Christian 64, Argonaut 39
SACRAMENTO - Brandi Henton scored 23 points, putting her over the 200-points career mark in the Section postseason, as the Crusaders rolled to their second consecutive Division IV title. Modesto Christian jumped out to leads of 18-3 after the first quarter and 32-8 at halftime and cruised from there.
MC teammate Taryn Garza added 12 points and a team-high 12 rebounds and Danielle Thompson had 18 points and seven rebounds.
Argonaut was led by Lauren Godde's 18 points and eight rebounds, while her sister Erin added eight rebounds. Argonaut (30-1) became the third team in Section history to suffer its first loss of the season in the Section championship.
DIVISION I BOYS
Sheldon 78, Franklin-EG 72
SACRAMENTO - Darius Nelson scored a game-high 29 points, leading the Huskies to the school's second Section title in four years. Sheldon, the #6 seed, was the lowest seed to win a Section title this year.
Huskies coach Joey Rollings becomes the fourth coach in Section history to win a Section title with a boys team and a girls team; he won it all with the Sheldon girls in 2006.
Huskies freshman Derryl Williams didn't miss a shot from the floor while scoring 18 points; he was 8-for-8 from the field and 2-for-2 from the free-throw line. Teammate Ramon Eaton had 13 points and a game-high 13 rebounds.
Anthony King led Franklin-EG with 20 points and teammate Chukwuemeka Iroegbu added 18 points and 12 rebounds. Point guard Michael Rosaroso had 12 points.
DIVISION I GIRLS
Oak Ridge 64, Kennedy 50
SACRAMENTO - Caitlin Welsch scored 17 points, leading four players with double digits in scoring, as the Trojans beat the Cougars for the school's first Division I championship. Welsch also grabbed a team-high seven rebounds.
Oak Ridge won a Division III title in 2003 and won the D2 crown last year. Now, the school's enrollment has pushed it into Division I.
After Welsch, Oak Ridge got big games from Sara James (15 points), Natalie Stone (12) and Carly Bettencourt (12). James, who will play for Stanford University next year, scored all of her points in the second half.
Leslie Leong led Kennedy with 20 points and she was followed by Cydni Matsuoka's 17 points. Shanice Butler, the Cougars' imposing inside presence, had six points and eight rebounds.
DIVISION II BOYS
Woodcreek 45, Oakmont 44
SACRAMENTO - Nick Milani scored 16 points, including three clutch 3-pointers, as the Timberwolves came back from a 12-2 first-quarter deficit to topple their SFL rival Vikings. Woodcreek trailed for much of the game after its slow start, but outscored Oakmont 19-13 in the fourth quarter for the victory.
Mike Kurtz scored 10 points, grabbed a game-high 13 rebounds and had seven blocked shots for Woodcreek. Teammate Nik Stathopoulos added 11 points.
Oakmont, like Woodcreek, only saw five players score points. The Vikings were led by Alex Ford's 15 points and 12 points and 12 rebounds from Tony Gill. J.T. Adenrele, who formed a strong inside combo with Gill throughout the game, added 11 points and seven rebounds.
DIVISION IV BOYS
Modesto Christian 88, Colfax 80
SACRAMENTO - Senior guard Isaiah Burse had 29 points, four assists and five steals in leading the No. 3-seed Crusaders to the program's 11th consecutive Sac-Joaquin Section championship. It was Modesto Christian's 44th straight playoff victory, an ongoing record.
MC's Anthony Pratt added 15 points and a team-high seven rebounds while Derek Evans scored 12 and Ryan Riner 10.
Chase Mosier led Colfax with 21 points and Ryan Salmonson had 16 points and a game-high 14 rebounds. Justin Witt had 17 points and 11 rebounds for the Falcons.
Burse has had a busy senior year. In the fall, he quarterbacked Modesto Christian to a 15-0 record, winning the school's first Sac-Joaquin Section title and the CIF State Small School Division Championship.
DIVISION II GIRLS
Vallejo 67, St. Francis 64
SACRAMENTO - Ashley Moore scored 32 points - giving her 116 for this postseason - as the No. 3-seeded Apaches beat the top-seeded Troubadours for their second D2 championship in four years. The game was tied in the final minute before Vallejo sealed the victory with some last-second heroics.
Rechel Carter scored 15 points and pulled down a game-high 15 rebounds for Vallejo.
Jolise Limcaco led St. Francis with 23 points, including five 3-pointers. The Troubadours, winners in the D2 championship in 2007 and 2008, also got 12 points from Briana Charles and 11 from Aurora Singh.
Moore's postseason output is the third-highest scoring total of any girls player in Sac-Joaquin Section history. Her 116 points places her only behind Kellie Cook of Nevada Union (149) and Jacki Gemelos of St. Mary's (117).
DIVISION IV GIRLS
Modesto Christian 64, Argonaut 39
SACRAMENTO - Brandi Henton scored 23 points, putting her over the 200-points career mark in the Section postseason, as the Crusaders rolled to their second consecutive Division IV title. Modesto Christian jumped out to leads of 18-3 after the first quarter and 32-8 at halftime and cruised from there.
MC teammate Taryn Garza added 12 points and a team-high 12 rebounds and Danielle Thompson had 18 points and seven rebounds.
Argonaut was led by Lauren Godde's 18 points and eight rebounds, while her sister Erin added eight rebounds. Argonaut (30-1) became the third team in Section history to suffer its first loss of the season in the Section championship.
Friday, March 5, 2010
Friday's recaps from Arco Arena
Below you'll find the recaps from the four Sac-Joaquin Section championship games from Arco Arena.
DIVISION III BOYS
Sacramento 65, Vista del Lago 55
SACRAMENTO - Josiah Turner set a new Sac-Joaquin Section record for points in a postseason when his game-high 23 points in the Dragons' victory over Vista del Lago gave him 127 for this year. The Dragons won their second consecutive D3 title in the Friday nightcap at Arco Arena.
Will Davis had 22 points and a team-high 11 rebounds. Teammate Travon Abraham, the sportsmanship award winner for Sacramento, added 13 points.
Hayden Lescault led Vista del Lago with 17 points, all of those points coming in the second half. He also grabbed nine rebounds. Teammate Marques White added 12 points and a team-high 10 rebounds.
The game was won at the free-throw line, as the Dragons made 31-of-40 attempts while the Eagles were 10-for-20.
DIVISION III GIRLS
St. Mary's 75, Sacramento 45
SACRAMENTO - The No. 1 team in the nation win yet again. And it was a familiar foe in the finals.
St. Mary's beat Sacramento for the fourth time in five Section championship meetings in six years. The Rams were led by senior Alle Moreno's 18 points; she hit four 3-pointers. Four other Rams reached double figures in scoring: Afure Jemerigbe (15), Chelsea Gray (11), Annissa Garcia (10) and Ali Gibson (10).
St. Mary's jumped out to an 18-7 lead after the first quarter and extended it to 34-18 at the half.
Sacramento, the No. 3 seed, was led by Brittany Shine's 16 points and seven reounds, while teammate Kyra Dunn chipped in with nine points and 14 rebounds.
DIVISION V BOYS
Victory Christian 68, Ripon Christian 64 (OT)
SACRAMENTO - Nathan Coppernoll scored 21 points and sophomore Clayton Coppernoll hit three big 3-pointers - all in the fourth quarter and overtime - as the top-seeded Vikings held off the Knights in overtime. It was the first overtime Section championship game in four years and the first boys finale to go into overtime since 1995. The Coppernolls are brothers.
Nathan Coppernoll also had eight rebounds to lead Victory Christian, which also got 12 points apiece from Johnny Coburn and Brad Hoffelt.
Logan Vos led Ripon Christian with 20 points; he was 6-for-10 from behind the 3-point line, a new Section Division V record. RC only saw four players score: Steve Vander Molen (17), Tyler Goslinga (15) and Daniel Van De Pol (12).
DIVISION V GIRLS
Bradshaw Christian 67, Turlock Christian 25
SACRAMENTO - Freshman guard Ashlee Jones scored 20 points and grabbed eight rebounds in leading the Pride to its third consecutive Division V championship. Bradshaw Christian jumped out to a 36-11 halftime lead and rolled to the title.
Senior forward Cheyenne Williams added nine points and a game-high nine rebounds. Bradshaw Christian also received strong support from Fernandi Espinosa (11 points) and Jordie Smith (10 points).
Turlock Christian, playing ar Arco Arena for the first time in school history, was led by Molly Farrar's nine points and eight rebounds from Marly Burton.
DIVISION III BOYS
Sacramento 65, Vista del Lago 55
SACRAMENTO - Josiah Turner set a new Sac-Joaquin Section record for points in a postseason when his game-high 23 points in the Dragons' victory over Vista del Lago gave him 127 for this year. The Dragons won their second consecutive D3 title in the Friday nightcap at Arco Arena.
Will Davis had 22 points and a team-high 11 rebounds. Teammate Travon Abraham, the sportsmanship award winner for Sacramento, added 13 points.
Hayden Lescault led Vista del Lago with 17 points, all of those points coming in the second half. He also grabbed nine rebounds. Teammate Marques White added 12 points and a team-high 10 rebounds.
The game was won at the free-throw line, as the Dragons made 31-of-40 attempts while the Eagles were 10-for-20.
DIVISION III GIRLS
St. Mary's 75, Sacramento 45
SACRAMENTO - The No. 1 team in the nation win yet again. And it was a familiar foe in the finals.
St. Mary's beat Sacramento for the fourth time in five Section championship meetings in six years. The Rams were led by senior Alle Moreno's 18 points; she hit four 3-pointers. Four other Rams reached double figures in scoring: Afure Jemerigbe (15), Chelsea Gray (11), Annissa Garcia (10) and Ali Gibson (10).
St. Mary's jumped out to an 18-7 lead after the first quarter and extended it to 34-18 at the half.
Sacramento, the No. 3 seed, was led by Brittany Shine's 16 points and seven reounds, while teammate Kyra Dunn chipped in with nine points and 14 rebounds.
DIVISION V BOYS
Victory Christian 68, Ripon Christian 64 (OT)
SACRAMENTO - Nathan Coppernoll scored 21 points and sophomore Clayton Coppernoll hit three big 3-pointers - all in the fourth quarter and overtime - as the top-seeded Vikings held off the Knights in overtime. It was the first overtime Section championship game in four years and the first boys finale to go into overtime since 1995. The Coppernolls are brothers.
Nathan Coppernoll also had eight rebounds to lead Victory Christian, which also got 12 points apiece from Johnny Coburn and Brad Hoffelt.
Logan Vos led Ripon Christian with 20 points; he was 6-for-10 from behind the 3-point line, a new Section Division V record. RC only saw four players score: Steve Vander Molen (17), Tyler Goslinga (15) and Daniel Van De Pol (12).
DIVISION V GIRLS
Bradshaw Christian 67, Turlock Christian 25
SACRAMENTO - Freshman guard Ashlee Jones scored 20 points and grabbed eight rebounds in leading the Pride to its third consecutive Division V championship. Bradshaw Christian jumped out to a 36-11 halftime lead and rolled to the title.
Senior forward Cheyenne Williams added nine points and a game-high nine rebounds. Bradshaw Christian also received strong support from Fernandi Espinosa (11 points) and Jordie Smith (10 points).
Turlock Christian, playing ar Arco Arena for the first time in school history, was led by Molly Farrar's nine points and eight rebounds from Marly Burton.
This weekend's SJS hoops championship schedule
FRIDAY
D5 girls: Bradshaw Christian 67, Turlock Christian 25
D5 boys: Victory Christian 68, Ripon Christian 64 (OT)
D3 girls: St. Mary's 75, Sacramento 45
D3 boys: Sacramento 65, Vista del Lago 55
SATURDAY
D4 girls: Modesto Christian 64, Argonaut 39
D2 girls: Vallejo 67, St. Francis 64
D4 boys: Modesto Christian 88, Colfax 80
D2 boys: Woodcreek 45, Oakmont 44
D1 girls: Oak Ridge 64, Kennedy 50
D1 boys: Franklin-EG 78, Sheldon 72
D5 girls: Bradshaw Christian 67, Turlock Christian 25
D5 boys: Victory Christian 68, Ripon Christian 64 (OT)
D3 girls: St. Mary's 75, Sacramento 45
D3 boys: Sacramento 65, Vista del Lago 55
SATURDAY
D4 girls: Modesto Christian 64, Argonaut 39
D2 girls: Vallejo 67, St. Francis 64
D4 boys: Modesto Christian 88, Colfax 80
D2 boys: Woodcreek 45, Oakmont 44
D1 girls: Oak Ridge 64, Kennedy 50
D1 boys: Franklin-EG 78, Sheldon 72
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Scores from Arco Arena (3/4)
D1 boys
Sheldon 92, Merced 75
Franklin-EG 70, Turlock 66
D2 boys
Woodcreek 71, Rocklin 64
Oakmont 56, Fairfield 54
Sheldon 92, Merced 75
Franklin-EG 70, Turlock 66
D2 boys
Woodcreek 71, Rocklin 64
Oakmont 56, Fairfield 54
Friday, February 26, 2010
SJS boys playoff basketball (2/26)
NOTE: The times for these games will be posted on the home page (www.cifsjs.org) by Saturday afternoon.
DIVISION I
Franklin-EG 80, Edison 60
Pleasant Grove 59, Lincoln-S 57
Roidriguez 62, Davis Sr. 31
Turlock 70, Vintage 49
Burbank 46, Golden Valley 29
Sheldon 88, West 77
Grace Davis 67, Oak Ridge 63
Merced 77, Kennedy 60
QUARTERFINALS
Tuesday/UOP (times TBA)
#9 Pleasant Grove at #1 Franklin-EG
#5 Rodriguez vs. #4 Turlock
#6 Sheldon vs. #3 Burbank
#7 Grace Davis vs. #2 Merced
DIVISION II
Fairfield 51, Vallejo 42
Oakmont 82, Jesuit 70
Rocklin 67, Yuba City 61 (OT)
Woodcreek 90, Inderkum 56
SEMIFINALS
Thursday/Arco Arena
#4 Oakmont vs. #1 Fairfield
#6 Rocklin vs. #2 Woodcreek
DIVISION III
Sacramento 85, Lincoln-L 64
St. Mary's 61, Rio Americano 56
Center 79, Del Oro 73
Vista del Lago 68, Manteca 62
SEMIFINALS
Wednesday/Cosumnes River College
#4 St. Mary's vs. #1 Sacramento
#6 Center vs. #2 Vista del Lago
DIVISION IV
Colfax 61, Cosumnes Oaks 48
Capital Christian 76, Central Catholic 51
Modesto Christian 91, Christian Brothers 79
Calaveras 60, Hilmar 45
SEMIFINALS
Wednesday/Tokay HS
#13 Capital Christian vs. #1 Colfax
#3 Modesto Christian vs. #2 Calaveras
DIVISION V
Victory Christian 57, Global Youth 55
Valley Christian 68, Sacramento Waldorf 65
Bradshaw Christian 62, Brookside Christian 59
Ripon Christian 59, Forest Lake Christian 32
SEMIFINALS
Tuesday/Galt HS
#4 Valley Christian vs. #1 Victory Christian
#3 Bradshaw Christian vs. #2 Ripon Christian
DIVISION I
Franklin-EG 80, Edison 60
Pleasant Grove 59, Lincoln-S 57
Roidriguez 62, Davis Sr. 31
Turlock 70, Vintage 49
Burbank 46, Golden Valley 29
Sheldon 88, West 77
Grace Davis 67, Oak Ridge 63
Merced 77, Kennedy 60
QUARTERFINALS
Tuesday/UOP (times TBA)
#9 Pleasant Grove at #1 Franklin-EG
#5 Rodriguez vs. #4 Turlock
#6 Sheldon vs. #3 Burbank
#7 Grace Davis vs. #2 Merced
DIVISION II
Fairfield 51, Vallejo 42
Oakmont 82, Jesuit 70
Rocklin 67, Yuba City 61 (OT)
Woodcreek 90, Inderkum 56
SEMIFINALS
Thursday/Arco Arena
#4 Oakmont vs. #1 Fairfield
#6 Rocklin vs. #2 Woodcreek
DIVISION III
Sacramento 85, Lincoln-L 64
St. Mary's 61, Rio Americano 56
Center 79, Del Oro 73
Vista del Lago 68, Manteca 62
SEMIFINALS
Wednesday/Cosumnes River College
#4 St. Mary's vs. #1 Sacramento
#6 Center vs. #2 Vista del Lago
DIVISION IV
Colfax 61, Cosumnes Oaks 48
Capital Christian 76, Central Catholic 51
Modesto Christian 91, Christian Brothers 79
Calaveras 60, Hilmar 45
SEMIFINALS
Wednesday/Tokay HS
#13 Capital Christian vs. #1 Colfax
#3 Modesto Christian vs. #2 Calaveras
DIVISION V
Victory Christian 57, Global Youth 55
Valley Christian 68, Sacramento Waldorf 65
Bradshaw Christian 62, Brookside Christian 59
Ripon Christian 59, Forest Lake Christian 32
SEMIFINALS
Tuesday/Galt HS
#4 Valley Christian vs. #1 Victory Christian
#3 Bradshaw Christian vs. #2 Ripon Christian
Thursday, February 25, 2010
SJS girls hoops playoffs (Thursday, 2/25)
SAC-JOAQUIN SECTION GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS
DIVISION I
Oak Ridge 77, Nevada Union 27
Sheldon 64, Turlock 50
Pleasant Grove 81, Enochs 43
Franklin-EG 60, Rodriguez 50
Kennedy 78, Edison 37
McNair 63, Modesto 62
McClatchy 60, Lincoln-S 55
Napa 60, Tokay 30
QUARTERFINALS
Saturday/Galt HS
#9 Sheldon vs. #1 Oak Ridge, 1:30 p.m.
#5 Pleasant Grove vs. #4 Franklin-EG, noon
#6 McNair vs. #3 Kennedy, 5 p.m.
#10 McClatchy vs. #2 Napa, 3:30 p.m.
DIVISION II
QUARTERFINALS
St. Francis 67, Valley 63 (OT)
Woodcreek 67, Fairfield 61
Vallejo 67, Granite Bay 55
Bella Vista 53, Inderkum 26
SEMIFINALS
Wednesday/UOP
#5 Woodcreek vs. #1 St. Francis, TBA
#3 Vallejo vs. #2 Bella Vista, TBA
DIVISION III
QUARTERFINALS
St. Mary's 93, Natomas 47
Vanden 68, El Camino 57
Sacramento 70, El Dorado 42
Del Oro 66, East Union 33
SEMIFINALS
Wednesday/Cosumnes River College
#4 Vanden vs. #1 St. Mary's, TBA
#3 Sacramento vs. #2 Del Oro, TBA
DIVISION IV
QUARTERFINALS
Modesto Christian 83, Linden 52
Christian Brothers 56, Bear River 55
Colfax 57, West Campus 38
Argonaut 56, Capital Christian 36
SEMIFINALS
Wednesday/Tokay HS
#4 Christian Brothers vs. #1 Modesto Christian, TBA
#3 Colfax vs. #2 Argonaut, TBA
DIVISION V
QUARTERFINALS
Bradshaw Christian 75, Valley Christian 27
Sacramento Waldorf 57, Foresthill 55
Ripon Christian 51, Wilton Christian 43 (OT)
Turlock Christian 70, Sacramento Adventist 18
TUESDAY/Galt HS
#5 Sacramento Waldorf vs. #1 Bradshaw Christian, TBA
#11 Ripon Christian vs. #2 Turlock Christian, TBA
DIVISION I
Oak Ridge 77, Nevada Union 27
Sheldon 64, Turlock 50
Pleasant Grove 81, Enochs 43
Franklin-EG 60, Rodriguez 50
Kennedy 78, Edison 37
McNair 63, Modesto 62
McClatchy 60, Lincoln-S 55
Napa 60, Tokay 30
QUARTERFINALS
Saturday/Galt HS
#9 Sheldon vs. #1 Oak Ridge, 1:30 p.m.
#5 Pleasant Grove vs. #4 Franklin-EG, noon
#6 McNair vs. #3 Kennedy, 5 p.m.
#10 McClatchy vs. #2 Napa, 3:30 p.m.
DIVISION II
QUARTERFINALS
St. Francis 67, Valley 63 (OT)
Woodcreek 67, Fairfield 61
Vallejo 67, Granite Bay 55
Bella Vista 53, Inderkum 26
SEMIFINALS
Wednesday/UOP
#5 Woodcreek vs. #1 St. Francis, TBA
#3 Vallejo vs. #2 Bella Vista, TBA
DIVISION III
QUARTERFINALS
St. Mary's 93, Natomas 47
Vanden 68, El Camino 57
Sacramento 70, El Dorado 42
Del Oro 66, East Union 33
SEMIFINALS
Wednesday/Cosumnes River College
#4 Vanden vs. #1 St. Mary's, TBA
#3 Sacramento vs. #2 Del Oro, TBA
DIVISION IV
QUARTERFINALS
Modesto Christian 83, Linden 52
Christian Brothers 56, Bear River 55
Colfax 57, West Campus 38
Argonaut 56, Capital Christian 36
SEMIFINALS
Wednesday/Tokay HS
#4 Christian Brothers vs. #1 Modesto Christian, TBA
#3 Colfax vs. #2 Argonaut, TBA
DIVISION V
QUARTERFINALS
Bradshaw Christian 75, Valley Christian 27
Sacramento Waldorf 57, Foresthill 55
Ripon Christian 51, Wilton Christian 43 (OT)
Turlock Christian 70, Sacramento Adventist 18
TUESDAY/Galt HS
#5 Sacramento Waldorf vs. #1 Bradshaw Christian, TBA
#11 Ripon Christian vs. #2 Turlock Christian, TBA
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