Amador Valley hosts semifinals in crowded basketball Classic
Amador Valley, Stagg, and Washington staged semifinals with close finishes as Northgate edged Washington 64 57 to reach the final against Delta Kings. Fraig led Washington with 23 while Northgate’s Challis Buckley and Swan scored in double figures as the Broncos survived a tight contest and the Huskies battled for the consolation.
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Warriors stay unbeaten with 52 43 win over Granada
Mission San Jose Warriors remain undefeated at 4 0 after a 52 43 non league victory over Granada. Faria scored 14 points and led a strong front line including Spencer and Clifford, while Granada relied on 6 6 center Joey Wajes who scored 13. The Mission press limited Granada’s offense and kept them off the boards as Rushing and others contributed for Granada.
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Newark Knights Fall Short in Fall Tournament Loss
Newark High trailed Cubberry 51-27 as Dave Stoppel sank a fourth quarter jumper to cut within three, then the Knights scoreless for six possessions. Newark, now 22 on the year, faces host Awalt at 8 30 p m to close the three day four team event.
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Tennyson Lancers Upset Cabrillo In Pacific Grove Final
Tennyson High used zone defense and strong free throws to defeat Cabrillo 65 to 48 and reach the Pacific Grove Invitational final. Nielsen led with 15 points for Tennyson as Cabrillo shot 37 percent. Tennyson made 27 of 38 free throws and controlled the pace.
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Red Bluff edges Castro Valley 60-58 in tourney semifinal
Red Bluff High held a 20 point lead late but Castro Valley narrowed the gap to two with Wes Howell keying the spurt. Howell scored 10 in the third and eight in the fourth as Mike Kirby and others countered. Red Bluff seniors Wilson McGowan Call led a strong first half, securing a finals berth for Red Bluff while Mira Loma advanced to face Red Bluff in the other final.
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Fourth period Viking rally beats JFK
Pacific High School Vikings rally in the final period to defeat Kennedy 69 to 45 on the loser's court. Mors led scoring with 26 points, Hatten 17, Moreno 10 for Pacific, while Tim Self led Kennedy with 20 points and Lou Goletto added 18 off the bench as Kennedy mounted a second quarter push before fading.
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Canyon Cougars Rally Past Sunset in Leith Tourney
Canyon High outlasted Sunset 52 44 in the Lloyd R Leith Basketball Tournament at Kezar Pavilion to claim their first win of the season. Tate Banks and Darrell Banks produced key late plays lifting the Cougars as Sunset challenged late, with Canyon set to meet Mission of San Francisco after a 2:30 p.m. semifinal slot and a 1 p.m. seventh-place clash with Oceana.
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Titans rally past Marina High in tough 71 66 win
Marina High salvaged a 71 66 victory as Titan standout Bob Matheny scored 25 points to pace the effort. Other listed players and incomplete data appear in rough OCR, leaving Sullivan and Hetan among noted scorers with scattered numbers and names.
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Moreau High tops South San in Sonnenvitational thriller
Bobby Telles scored 13 early in the second half as Moreau High built a 24 point lead over South San Francisco and held on for a 71 game in the consolation bracket. Rick Contreras added 14 for the Mariners while South San Francisco hit 25 free throws to keep close.
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Hayward Wins In Overtime In Sunnyvale BEA Battle
Hayward High edged Fremont of Sunnyvale by in overtime after Joe Concannon tipped in a late regulation miss and Dan Jardin made both ends of a one and one. Tony Mitchell hit two late free throws to seal a victory as Ferguson fouled out in overtime.
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Milo Skye eyeing AFC Punt Pass and Kick title bid
Milo Skye of Castro Valley pursues the 11 year old Punt Pass and Kick crown after winning a regional title at the Oakland Alameda County Coliseum. Sponsored by Chandler Ford of Hayward, Skye could advance to the NFC divisional playoff showcase in Dallas or Minnesota next weekend if victorious. He attends Marshall Elementary School. San Francisco Shrine East West Classic final West team selections include Oregon State’s Jay Lacey and other noted players for the January 2 game at Sanford Stadium.
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