High School Roundup

Below are scores and more from Saturday's games involving northern California prep teams:

* Berkeley High 79, Sheldon High 74

Joe Davidson game reports.

+++++

* De La Salle 50, McClymonds High 37

Phil Jensen game reports.

+++++

* Campolindo High 79, Sacred Heart Cathedral 65

Mitch Stephens game reports.

+++++

* Marin Catholic 84, Liberty Ranch High 69

Ian Ross game reports.

+++++

* Sacramento High 72, San Marin High 53

The Marin Independent Journal game reports.

+++++

* Cosumnes Oaks High 56, Montgomery High 49

Alex Colosky game reports.

+++++

* Cardinal Newman High 48, Half Moon Bay High 47

Phil Barber game reports.

+++++

* Drake High 61, Aptos High 54

Danny Schmidt game reports.

+++++

* Sierra High 65, Archbishop Riordan 57

Brian VanderBeek game reports.

+++++

* Capital Christian High 59, Palma High 42

The Monterey Herald game reports.

+++++

* St. Mary's 64, Sacred Heart Prep 52

Ray Hacke game reports.

+++++

* Archbishop Mitty 80, Las Lomas High 63

Darren Sabedra/Ray Hacke game report.

+++++

* Woodcreek-Roseville 70, Freedom 59: Three days after the Falcons pulled off an upset win over No. 4 Bellarmine-San Jose, they couldn't overcome host Woodcreek's second-quarter run and efficiency at the free throw line in the Division I quarterfinals.

John Ketchel had 15 points and Kendall McIntosh 12 to lead Freedom (19-11) against Woodcreek (26-5), the Sac-Joaquin Section runner-up.

+++++

* San Ramon Valley 76, Pleasant Grove-Elk Grove 62: The host Wolves withstood a game-high 31 points from the Eagles' Marquese Chriss and held on to win this CIF Division I Regional quarterfinal.

No. 3 seed San Ramon Valley jumped to a 20-9 lead after the first quarter. Pleasant Grove (22-10) used a 7-0 run in the second quarter to cut the Wolves' lead to 23-18. But San Ramon Valley went on an 11-0 run to close the first half with a 41-25 lead.

"We were stymied a little bit with the (Pleasant Grove) zone," San Ramon Valley coach Brian Botteen said. "So once we were able to get it back in transition, I thought that helped us out a lot more."

San Ramon Valley (24-6) was led by Christian Fuca with 18 points.