Sunday, February 17, 2013

Dominiguez Hills over the Gators

San Francisco State dropped a 73-60 game to Cal State Dominiguez Hills last night as Gator athletics reports.

CSLA 66, Sonoma State 56

Host Cal State Los Angeles topped Sonoma State University 66-56 last night, as Seawolves athletics reports. Backcourter Will Olsem scored 15 points on 5-9 three-point shooting for the Rohnert Park-ers. James Tillman, a Cosumnes River College transfer, totaled 14 for the victors.

Humboldt over CSEB

Humboldt State and Cal State East Bay met way up in the north last night and it was a 77-69 success for the Lumberjacks, as Danny Penza reports.

A high school roundup of yesterday's games

Glenn Reeves reports on Westmoor High's turning of the tables over El Camino.

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Darren Sabedra details Archbishop Mitty's defeat of Serra High last night.

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Dave Curtis was on press row for Marin Catholic's victory over Drake.

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Jonamar Jacinto writes that Sierra High and Weston Ranch may just break bread once again this season. 

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Bay Preps, Lamonte Dewindt in particular, circles the region with basketball socres and game reports.

The William Jessup Warriors are champions

From the William Jessup athletics site:
The William Jessup University men's basketball clinched the 2013 California Pacific Conference regular season championship with a 62-61 comeback win over Menlo College on Thursday night.  With the win, the Warriors clinched the #1 seed in the California Pacific Conference Tournament which starts next week. It's the Warriors first championship since the 2009-10 season when they shared the Championship with California Maritime and Holy Names...
Go here for the remainder.

Congratulations to Coach Jeff Bussell and his guys.

Weber wins another

Weber State continued to roll, this time 69-61 versus visiting Montana State last night as Davion Berry totaled 21 points (7-7 overall shooting, 4-4 from long distance, 3-3 from the foul line), five assists and four rebounds while Jordan Richardson produced 16 points on 7-9 overall shooting and Frank Otis scored 14 points and grabbed five boards.

Irvine by 20

Host UC Irvine handled Cal State Fullerton rather easily 86-66 last night behind 10 points, 11 rebounds and five blocked shots from Will Davis. None of the Titans enjoyed a solid night, the best being Alex Harris with 12 points, four rebounds, three assists and a pair of steals.

Aztecs fall despite Tapley's efforts

UNLV topped San Diego State 72-70 on Saturday despite a team-leading 22 points (4-8 from long distance) and six boards from Chase Tapley.

Chiverton leads EW to victory

Eastern Washington downed Southern Utah 86-72 last night with Collin Chiverton scoring 18 points in just 10 minutes of court time for the victors.

Johnson carries Lafayette

Senior backcourter Tony Johnson hit a last second jumper to propel Lafayette to a 63-62 victory over rival Bucknell. He hit a layup just earlier to bring the Leopards with one point. For the day, Johnson totaled 17 points, five assists and two steals with zero turnovers.

Williams aids Wagner win

Powered by Jonathan Williams' 15 points, five boards, two assists and two steals, Wagner downed Bryant yesterday afternoon 89-75.

Saturday, February 16, 2013

JC scores from last night

* City College of San Francisco 73 - Skyline College 55

* Contra Costa College 71, College of Marin 64 (OT)

* Mendocino College 71 - College of Alameda 65

Foothill over Chabot

Foothill 79, Chabot 66

Foothill College

Brendan (St. Lawrence High) Carroll 8 4-8 24 (four treys)
Suhail (Carkmont High) Mohammadi 5 4-6 17 (three treys)
Stephen (Serra High)  Grosey 2 7-9 11

Chabot College

Greg Brown 10 6-8 29 (three treys)

West Valley handles Hartnell

West Valley 72, Hartnell 57

West Valley College

D'vaughn (JFK High-Fremont) Mann 10 3-9 24
Chris (Del Mar High) Aitchison 7 1-1 15
Chris (JFK High-Fremont) Murry 4 5-6 14

Hartnell College

Kyle Baird 4 3-4 15
Billy Giles 7 0-0 14

LPC by eight over Cañada

Las Positas 73, Canada 65

Las Positas College

Jacob (Amador Valley High) Contreras 7 1-1 20 (five treys)
Booker (Berkeley High) Shabazz 4 0-0 10

Cañada College

Tyrone (Marshall High) Dickerson 5 2-3 14
Rashad (Franklin High) Brackeen 3 4-5 12