CalHiSports State Stat Stars

This week's State Stat stars, at least from northern California as selected by CalHi Sports are:

Clayton Ladine (Burton, San Francisco)
For the fourth time this season, Ladine scored at least 40 points in a game with 40 during a 88-84 win over Stellar Prep of Hayward and followed it up later in the week with 32 points in a 83-49 win over Wallenberg. While we haven’t seen it reported anywhere but on MaxPreps, he is listed with a 63-point outing early this week with 11 rebounds and 10 assists in a 98-64 win over June Jordan School of Equity of San Francisco. June Jordan is reported with a handful of games this season but we haven’t heard of that school before, either. Hopefully, we’ll have more info about that game for next week’s stat stars.

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Kyle Roach (Marin Academy, San Rafael)
Averaging 34.4 points and 9.9 rebounds per game this season, he followed up his 42-point performance to end 2014 by scoring 41 and 42 points in his first two games of 2015. The Wildcats defeated Emery of Emeryville 70-38 before losing to Stuart Hall of San Francisco 74-65. In both games, Roach recorded 10 rebounds to finish with double-doubles. We still think scoring 24 against Drake is more meaningful.

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Stefan Mitu (Monte Vista, Danville)
He’s doing his best to keep the defending D1 state champs among the best in the Bay Area. Mitu first hit for 30 points in a 80-67 league win against Foothill of Pleasanton. Later, in a 66-64 upset of state-ranked Folsom, Mitu poured in 36 points. He is a 6-foot-1 senior guard.

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Marquese Chriss (Pleasant Grove, Elk Grove)
Showing why he is a big-time recruit and is headed to Washington, the 6-foot-8 standout put on a show on Saturday afternoon at the Father Barry Tribute at Jesuit in Carmichael. Chriss scored 36 points, grabbed 14 rebounds and blocked six shots during a 59-56 win over Berkeley.

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Srivinay Irrinki (Harker Academy, San Jose)
It was a night of sweet shooting for Irrinki when the Eagles beat The King’s Academy of Sunnyvale 87-71. The San Jose Mercury-News Athlete of the Week went 9-for-9 on free throws, made eight 3-pointers and ended with 35 points and seven assists. It also is the second 35-point game for Irrinki this season.

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Armoni Rivers (Jesuit, Carmichael)
He scored a season-best 31 points as the Marauders defeated Freedom of Oakley 82-78 in overtime at their own Father Barry Tribute played last Saturday.