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Some of SoCal’s best in “Hoops for Houston” benefit

September 21, 2017 By Frank Burlison Leave a Comment

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Many of the very best high school programs from Southern California will be taking part in the “Hoops for Houston” event to be held Saturday and Sunday at Culver City and Pasadena Maranatha high schools.

Thirty-four different teams will play a collective 21 games, eight each at Culver City and Maranatha on Saturday and five at Maranatha on Sunday.

All the proceeds from the paid admissions ($10 daily) will go to Miller Intermediate School in Houston, whose students and their families were among those devastated by the impact of Hurricane Harvey.

The event is being run by the Southern California Black Coaches Association.

Among the programs scheduled are defending State Open Division champion Bishop Montgomery, as well as Fairfax, Santa Margarita, Pasadena and Brentwood.

 

Games Schedule

Saturday/Sept. 23

At Culver City High

11:15 a.m., Culver City vs. Woodland Hills Taft;

12:15 p.m., Lawndale Leuzinger vs. Los Angeles Brentwood School;

1:15, L.A. Fremont vs. Santa Monica Crossroads;

2:15, Harbor City Narbonne vs. Brentwood;

3:15, L.A. Loyola vs. Cerritos Gahr;

4:15, Beverly Hills vs. Gardena Serra;

5:15, L.A. Viewpark vs. L.A. Price;

6:15, Inglewood Morningside vs. Hollywood

At Maranatha High

1 p.m., Woodland Hills El Camino Real vs. Long Beach Wilson;

2, La Canada St. Francis vs. Pasadena La Salle;

3, Downey Warren vs. North Hollywood Campbell Hall;

4, Compton Dominguez vs. Van Nuys;

5, Pasadena Blair vs. Pasadena Muir;

6, La Canada vs. Pasadena Maranatha;

7, Mission Hills Alemany vs. Lakewood Mayfair;

8, Pasadena vs. San Gabriel Academy

 

Sunday/Sept. 24

At Maranatha High

3 p.m., Pasadena vs. Dominguez;

4, Culver City vs. Fairfax;

5, Torrance Bishop Montgomery vs. Santa Margarita;

6, Mayfair vs. Serra;

7, Muir vs. San Gabriel Academy.

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