WV by four over SJCC

West Valley 61, San Jose City 57

West Valley College

D'vaughn (JFK High/Fremont) Mann 10 5-6 25
Chris (JFK High/Fremont) Murry 7 2-3 21 (five treys)

San Jose City College

Bobby (Nimitz High) Gray 3 4-6 12
Frankie (Rodriguez High) Johnson 5 1-2 12
Aaron Armstead 3 3-5 11

Cabrillo 13 better than host SJCC

Cabrillo 74, San Jose City 61

Cabrillo College

Dalton Noble 6 6-8 22 (four treys)
Colin (Harbor High) Gruber 6 3-4 16

San Jose City College

Frankie (Rodriguez High) Johnson 9 4-5 27 (five treys)

From the Cabrillo College basketball site:

The Cabrillo College Seahawks took their show on the road tonight and came up with a 74-61 win at San Jose City College. The win broke SJCC (11-5, 0-1) eight game winning streak and got the Seahawks off to a positive start in the Coast Conference South race. Cabrillo (10-6, 1-0) came out slowly tonight and found themselves down 7-2 to start the game. However, the Seahawks seemed to settle down and manged to take control of the game as they went in at the half up 36-25.

In the second half, the Seahawks extended their lead to sixteen points but could not seem to put SJCC away. SJCC cut the lead to ten with 6:43 to go but could get no closer.

Dalton Noble lead the Seahawks in scoring with 22 points. Colin Gruber added 16 points and Phoenix Bills added 10. Jake Harrell chipped in with 9.

Jaguars win tourney title

San Jose City College took the championship of the Hancock Holiday Classic with an 82-76 victory over Allan Hancock College on Sunday in Santa Maria.

Brad Memberto game reports.

SJCC over FCC

In the Allan Hancock Tournament down in Santa Maria, San Jose City College topped Fresno City College 78-67. Coach Percy Carr's squad faces Allan Hancock College today at 5 p.m. in the championship game.

San Jose City College

Bobby (Nimitz High) Gray 7 7-8 21
Andre (San Leandro High) Russell 8 3-3 19
Nedim (Willow Glen High) Mechanic 4 0-0 10

Fresno City College

Udun Osakue 6 1-2 15
Olajuwon Garner 6 1-1 14
Colton Hafey 4 0-0 10
Chris Ashanti 2 6-6 10
Junior Morgan 5 0-0 10

To get to that game, the Jaguars took down Cuesta College 79-73.

San Jose City College

Bobby (Nimitz High) Gray 8 2-4 19
Aaron Armstead 6 1-1 15
Frankie (Rodriguez High) Johnson 6 0-0 15 (three treys)
Andre (San Leandro High) Russell 4 2-4 10
Christopher (Oak Grove High) Turner 5 0-0 10

SJCC tops Las Positas

San Jose 83, Las Positas 75

San Jose City College

Aaron Armstead 9 2-2 24 (four treys)

Andre (San Leandro High) Russell 8 3-4 19
Frankie (Rodriguez High) Johnson 5 3-5 14
Bobby (Nimitz High) Gray 5 1-5 13

Las Positas College

Booker (Berkeley High) Shabazz 5 5-5 17
Jacob (Amador Valley High) Conteras 3 2-2 11 (three treys)
Joseph (Monte Vista High) Viscuglia 3 2-2 11 (three treys)
Kapunohu (Hayward High) Sweetwyne 5 1-2 11
Julian (Bishop O'Dowd High) Redman 4 1-1 10

SJCC 85, Reedley 55

Coach Percy Carr's squad romped over Reedley College last night.
 
San Jose City 85, Reedley 55

San Jose City College

Aaron Armstead 11 3-3 27
Bobby (Nimitz High) Gray 6 4-6 17

Reedley College

Andre Frazier-Stanley 4 6-7 14

Hartnell, SJCC, Diablo Valley and Merritt all win

In the opening games of the San Jose City Classic, it was:

Hartnell 68, Alameda 56

Hartnell College

Giles 7 7-9 22
Salazar 4 7-7 19 (four treys)

College of Alameda

Devin (Oakland Tech) Crear 6 0-0 15 (three treys)
Harold (Pinole High) Perry 4 4-5 12.

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San Jose 85, Cal Poly Club Team 66

San Jose City College

Aaron Armstead 8 5-6 24 (three treys)
Andre (San Leandro High) Russell 5 2-2 12

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Diablo Valley 83, Monterey Peninsula 57

Diablo Valley College

Jelani (Freedom High) Hardaway 6 4-4 17, Jean 3 2-2 10
Mike (Monte Vista High) Harris 4 5-6 16 (three treys)
Justin (El Cerrito High) Johnson 4 2-5 10
Kunle (Clayton Valley High) ashola 4 2-3 10

Monterey Peninsula College

Stephen (Monterey High) Dorsey 5 0-0 10

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Ohlone 56, Merritt 41

Ohlone College

Chris (Castro Valley High) Read 8 6-7 22

Merritt College

Eric (El Cerrito High) Nelson 5 0-0 10

SJCC wins tourney

Host San Jose City College bested Riverside City College 75-62 Sunday afternoon, thereby winning the San Jose Tip-Off tournament.

SJCC over Merritt

From Saturday's scores, San Jose City College was five better than Merritt College 64-59.

Freshman Bobby (Nimitz High) Gray led the Jaguars with 17 points, the sole SJCC player in double figures.

For Merritt, frosh Chris (Muhammed University High School) Patterson totaled 11 points.

SJCC tops Merced

At the San Jose City College Tipoff Tournament, host SJCC handled Merced 87-62.

6-foot-2 frosh Bobby Gray led the Jaguars with 23 points, Frankie Johnson totaled 15 and Aaron Armstead contributed 12.

6-foot-4 sophomore Gurpreet Sangha, bolstered by a quartet of treys, enjoyed 21 points for Merced.

The 2012-13 San Jose City College Jaguars

Coach Percy Carr is back with a new version of the San Jose City College Jaguars:

* Bobby Gray Point Guard 6-foot-2 165 Freshman Nimitz/Houston

* Dejon Negron Power Forward 6-foot-3 200 Freshman
   
* Dontiea Hankins Power Forward 6-foot-3 225 Freshman Foss/Tacoma

* Corey Barrett Center 6-foot-7 225 Sophomore
    
* Aaron Armstead Shooting Guard 6-foot-4 200 Sophomore (transfer from Wisconsin Green Bay)
   
* Andre Russell Small Forward 6-foot-3 205 Freshman San Leandro

* Trent Nelson Power Forward 6-foot-3 210 Freshman Mission San Jose/Fremont

* Stephen Williams Small Forward 6-foot-3 215 Freshman Nimitz/Houston

* Eddie Apodaca Small Forward 6-foot-3 235 Sophomore Bellarmine/San Jose

* Chigora Jones Shooting Guard 6-foot-3 185 Freshman Bakersfield

* Nedim Mekanic Power Forward 6-foot-4 230 Sophomore Willow Glen/San Jose

* Muktar Abdi Shooting Guard 6-foot-1 165 Sophomore Willow Glen/San Jose

* Stephan Hester Shooting Guard 6-foot-0 180 Sophomore Nimitz/Houston, TX

* Christopher Pender Shooting Guard 6-foot-2 195 Sophomore Mickinleyville/Mckinleyville

* Christopher Turner Shooting Guard 6-foot-3 175 Sophomore Oak Grove/San Jose

* Andres Arrieta Small Forward 6-foot-4 190 Sophomore Overfelt/San Jose

SJCC gets by DeAnza

San Jose City 52, De Anza 50

San Jose City College

Stephan Hester 6 5-7 18
Fabian Sebastian 5 3-3 13

De Anza College

Don Washington 3 4-8 10

SJCC 15 better than West Valley

San Jose City 86, West Valley 71

San Jose City College

Muktar Abdi 7 5-6 23 (four treys)
Keith Martin 7 5-5 19
Fabian Sebastian 5 1-4 11
Jalen Robertson 5 1-2 11
Chris Pender 3 2-2 10

West Valley College

Anthony Hubbard 11 5-6 32 (five treys)
Chris Murry 4 4-4 14
Mike Beltramo 4 0-0 10

Cabrillo mandhandles SJCC

Cabrillo 70, San Jose City 31

          SEAHAWKS POUND SAN JOSE CITY 70-31

The Cabrillo College Seahawks won tonight over San Jose City College in San Jose. Cabrillo (19-3, 9-0) jumped on the Jaguars (9-16, 4-6) early and lead 26-9 midway through the first half. Cabrillo road that lead into the locker room and led 31-18 at the half.

The second half was all Seahawks as they went on a 30-3 run behind an oustanding defense effort. Cabrillo held SJCC to just 13 second half points and no SJCC player scored more than six points on the night. The win was the Seahawks 11th win in a row.

Thomas Pierce lead all scorers with 15 points. Aaron Short scored 14 and Frank Rogers had 13 points. Tyler Velasquez chipped in with 10 points on the night.

The win tonight clinched at minimum a Coast Conference South Co-Championship with three games to go. A win in any of the Seahawks next three games will secure an outright Championship. Cabrillo has won the Coast Conference South Championship in four of the last six years. Twice back to back.

Cabrillo College

Thomas Pierce 5 5-5 15
Aaron Short 6 1-5 14
rank Rogers 4 5-6 13
Dalton Noble 3 1-2 10 (three treys)

San Jose City College

nobody scored in double figures

San Jose City 67, Hartnell 58

San Jose City College

Keith Martin 9 3-5 21
Moses Kinnah 4 2-5 11
Chris Pender 4 2-2 10
Christopher Turner 4 2-2 10
Fabian Sebastian 3 4-8 10

Hartnell College

Michael Salazar 5 2-2 15 (three treys)
Brad Kohler 5 0-0 10
Daryl Thomas 3 4-5 10

Cabrillo has no trouble with SJCC

Ryan Silipan has the game report of Cabrillo College's 63-42 win over San Jose City College.

SJCC 71, MPC 65

John DeVine was present and accounted for in San Jose City College's triumph over Monterey Peninsula College in a back-and-forth game.

Las Positas by a trey over SJCC

Las Positas 83, San Jose City 60

Las Positas College

Julian (Bishop O'Dowd High) Redmon 6 0-0 17 (five treys)

Dylan (San Ramon Valley High) Heath 4 0-0 12 (four treys)

Wayne (Oakland Tech High ) Tucker 5 0-1 11

Devonae (Skyline High) Leach 3 4-5 11 

San Jose City College

Fabian Sebastian 8 1-2 17

Christopher (Oak Grove High) Turner 4 2-2 11
Keith (Hayward High) Martin 5 1-3 11

Merritt over SJCC by one

In a game as part of the San Jose City Classic tourney:

Merritt 62, San Jose City 61

Merritt

Nick (Bishop O'Dowd High) Capiti 7 3-7 17
Kareem (Inderkum High) Ransom 3 3-4 12 (three treys)

San Jose City

Muktar (Willow Glen High) Abdi 7 0-0 17 (three treys)
P. Hester 6 4-5 18
Fabian (Highlands Ranch) Sebastian 5 2-6 12

SJCC by three over Contra Costa College

San Jose City 53, Contra Costa 50 (San Jose CC tourney)

San Jose City

Fabian (Highlands Ranch) Sebastian 6 3-5 15
Muktar (Willow Glen High) Abdi 5 1-2 12
Keith (Hayward High) Martin 5 0-2 10

Contra Costa

Robert Ellis 6 3-3 16
Kenonte (DeAnza High) Ramsey 2 7-7 11
Isaac (John Swett High) Jackson 5 1-3 11