Vickery leads American Eagles past San Lorenzo in high school clash
Tim Vickery scored 19 points on five straight early shots to spark American High School to a 55 46 win at San Lorenzo. Martin and Ybarra led San Lorenzo with double figure scoring but American’s defense and balanced attack, including Branch and Ort coming off the bench, sealed the victory and completed the rally in the third quarter.
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Wellman's burst leads Viking rout at Irvington opener
Irvington High defeats Milpitas 71 to 49 as senior center Greg Wellman dominates with 14 first half points and 7 points in both the third and fourth quarters. Teammate Scott Turek adds 6 in the opening frame, while Milpitas guard Melvin Smith and James Knox provide outside scoring, keeping the game closer into the final period.
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Shooting sinks Moreau in 74 52 loss to Fremont
Moreau Mariners shot 24 percent, 12 of 90, as Fremont of Oakland dominated 52 to 74. Tony Dawson led with 19 points for Fremont, Robby Telles scored 13 for Moreau, and the Mariners face Aragon in the Serra tourney after the game.
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Ken Jardin
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Jim Goudreau
Steve Snarr
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Aragon
Huskies overpower Castro Valley 68 47 in second-half surge
Washington Huskies used a full court press in the second half to pull away from Castro Valley, 68 to 47. Kevin Flaig and Dave Nahlrany led scoring for Washington with strong second halves, while Castro Valley’s Matt NicKillop and Wes Howell kept it closer early before fading.
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Brian Epstein
Dave Nahlrny
Tom Henning
Matt NicKillop
Bill Daigre
Wes Howell
Brad Wellman
Dan Thani
Gastro Vaile
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Sven Castro Valley
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Sports slate features boys soccer and wrestling events
A jammed schedule lists boys soccer across multiple sites including Kennedy Kennedy at Elizabeth Irvington Jesents at Washington and Meorial, plus wrestling and gymnastics meets. Notable entrants include James Logan, Newark, and Seton at Yeweo Valley with multiple regional tournaments and a gymnastics meet at North Comat.
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LaSalle
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JFK cage coach Van Deusen resigns amid personal reasons
JFK High basketball coach C D Van Deusen resigns after one game into the season. Principal Daryl Talken confirmed the resignation saying Van Deusen cited personal reasons and he hopes to discuss the matter with Superintendent Wayne Ferguson next week. Darry Moody will handle the team this year as the Titans pursue a possible return in the future.
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JFK Rally Nets Victory in Nonleague Thriller
JFK Titans overcame a 4 point first quarter deficit to defeat Emery 73 to 68 behind a 13-0 run led by Rick Lewis and Lou Goletto in the fourth. Lewis scored five points on fouls and technicals, Goletto added key putbacks and a three point play, and Jorge Alfaro sealed late with a steal. Kennedy also beat Emery in the junior varsity game 47 to 4.
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Parisi Dominates Warrior Preseason Victory Over Livermore
Mission San Jose High led by Scott Parisi with 15 of 25 assists in the second half, beating Livermore 73 42 in preseason action. Parisi and Lee Paria sparked a decisive third quarter surge as Livermore struggled to close the gap behind Jenkins and McCreary, while Mike May paced Livermore with 14 points in JV loss.
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Logan Colts Rally Past Gaels in High-Scoring Victory
James Logan defeated Dublin Gaels 62 52 despite a furious fourth quarter comeback. Logan built a 47 29 halftime lead behind a 26 point second quarter and strong defense holding Dublin to 17 first half points. Seven Colts scored in the second, led by Blaki Chong with 12 points and Archie Cox nine, as coach Joe Sankene used the rotation. Dublin rallied late, narrowing to six with 49 seconds left, but Logan held for the non league win.
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White Logan
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Joe Sankene
Dan Pearson
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Archie Cox
Gerard Hanes
Fremont Christian Advances To Finals In Tournament Semis
Fremont Christian defeated Mt Tamalpais 70 to 52 in a semifinal of the Lick Wilmerding Basketball Tournament. Randy Canha scored 0 while Gary Simas and Greg Simas led with 14 points each and Greg Simas added 10 rebounds. Fremont now meets College Prep at 6 pm for the title.
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Buckley takes key lead in AMF Grand Prix bowling
Allen Park Michigan Roy Buckley a four time titlist from Columbus moved into a 99 pin lead Friday after the fifth round of the 100000 AMF Grand Prix of Bowling at Thunderbowl. Buckley posted a 1.36 six game block the highest of the field boosting his six game total to 6865 Wayne Zahn Tempe was second with 6756 and Earl Anthony Tacoma third at 6755 Petty Morris Stockton rose to lead the women's division by one pin over Parr Rutherford Oroville Morris added two wins and six extra marks to finish with 614 total pins
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Stockton
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