Battle of the Valley on tap at Sierra Canyon tonight

April 7, 2018 By Frank Burlison 1 Comment

CHATSWORTH – The annual “Battle of the Valley” Senior All-Star Game, featuring the best of the San Fernando Valley’s hoops Class of 2018, will be held at Sierra Canyon at 7 o’clock tonight.

Among the standouts listed for the “West” squad are Utah-bound forward Riley Battin (Oak Park/PICTURED) and future University of Virginia point guard Kihei Clark (Taft).

Players for the “East” include guard Duane Washington Sr. (Sierra Canyon) and swingman Jordan Starr (Santa Clarita Christian), who led their teams to state titles last month in Sacramento.

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