Vikings Slip in Slow Half as Cougars Rally for 32-22 Edge
Cummings boys pace Vike remp scoring from long range as Dean leads with sharp corner shots. Small answers for Canyon with 35 points, aiding a 32-22 halftime edge for Abe Cougars and a tougher outlook for Irvington.
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Vikings Edge Cougars In Sloppy Late-Game Shootout
Colt Kemper sparked his crew with a fast break flurry and a Doug Cummings free throw to tie the game at 32 32 with 4 26 left. Dean Neal Marek and Canyon’s Howard Bolter traded scores as Canyon briefly led before Doug Cummings bank shot tied it again and sparked a 49 to ? Vikings built a five point edge late in the third as the Cummings brothers poured in 21 of 22 Vikies points.
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Colts fall to Lancers after late rally in hoops clash
Tennyson High defeats James Logan 50 to 45 as Bob Brain and Carl Randle spark a fourth quarter comeback. Brain and Handle ignite late with three layins and two jumpers to overturn a 4-9 deficit, Borghi leads Logan in scoring while Armknech paces the Lancers.
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San Jose State Falls to Utah in Season Opener
Utah used a balanced attack to overwhelm San Jose State 69 to 7 in Friday night’s opener. Johnny Sinker led San Jose with 12 points and Don Strong added 11 as the Spartans, nervous in their first game, never found rhythm while Utah pulled away after the early 13 minutes and led 16 to 50 at halftime.
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Sanchez lifts Newark JV past Lemuel Ayers 37 38 in St Pat win
Rick Sanchez scored 14 points to lead Newark High's junior varsity over Lemuel Ayers JV, 37 38, in Paterson. The win marked the Squires' second straight victory for an unbeaten team.
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Knights fall to Ayer in non league tilt 49 39
Newark trailing by halftime 27 21 loses third straight non league game to Samuel Ayer. Dwight Dirkmant leads Newark with 12 points while Gary and Mike Downs pace Ayers with 18 and 19 as free throw disparities tilt the outcome. Newark heads to Mt Pleasant next Tuesday at 7 30.
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Wilton Tigers end district losing streak in win
Washington UP I reports Wilton High School Tigers snapped their lengthy district basketball skid with a decisive victory over a District team, ending a Jan. 16 stretch that had marked the longest streak in the high school season.
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Turnovers Doom Ohlone as Skyline Tops Renegades 80-73
Ohlone drops its third straight basketball game after nine empty minutes in the second half. Skyline rallies from a first-half deficit to seize a 31-29 halftime lead and pull away in the final minutes. Whalen leads Ohlone with 16, Wood 15, Hansen 16 for Skyline, while Kriletich and Hansen pace the visitors with 15 and 14. Ohlone visits Chabot College next at Irvington High.
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Amador Valley Tops JFK in Overtime Thriller
Amador Valley overcame a 60-60 tie to surge in overtime, exploding for 13 points while JFK faltered in the final minutes. Don Jacobsen nailed two early overtime 20-footers and Amador held on for a 75-65 victory at home as Jacobsen finished strong with free throws sealing the win.
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Dons’ Gym
Don Jacobsen
Greg McNulty
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Mission San Jose High Edges Hogan In Tight Clash
Mission San Jose High defeated Hogan 55-53 after a late rally led by captain Rick Rogers and key pressure defense. Elliott and Rogers sparked the finish as Hogan faltered late, sparking a near bench-clearing incident in the final seconds.
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